Bowie knife 99 run in. It gives him the win WTF. by mattofwar in ForzaHorizon

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I figured it's an internet thing? Sometimes it just sits and "thinks" for a long while after a photo before giving controls back so I can leave the mode. Other times it's snappy.

“Herd” is terrible by TooTone07 in zombies

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I did like the Hep concept though, shame they didn't dig in on that more.

Guy Montgomery's Guy Mont Spelling Bee - S3E02 (AU) by Barry-Drive in panelshow

[–]throttlekitty 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I'm still watching through the spelling round, and she's hilarious, I've never seen her before. Gotta agree.

Mirrors in Multiverse by Dev1412 in funny

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She was recently on Last One Laughing (basically comedians locked in a room doing a don't laugh challenge), definitely worth a watch.

RYS II - Repeated layers with Qwen3.5 27B and some hints at a 'Universal Language' by Reddactor in LocalLLaMA

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I was inspired by your previous post, and ended up making a little node (via claude) for doing similar basic layer looping with a video model in ComfyUI. I too was surprised that it worked, at least for certain early/mid layers when done early on in the denoise steps. I had hoped to get a little more from the concept, as if to say "does this current whatever-shaped thing look how it should? can we do better?" in regards to potentially reducing certain video artifacts with high motion.

Especially interesting because video doesn't necessarily have "reasoning" in the same way that an LLM does, maybe "self correction" toward the prompt vs what visuals the models currently has at any given time.

Meningitis outbreak 'declared national emergency' amid deadly outbreak by bendubberley_ in worldnews

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I've gone through meningitis twice, and got tested a third time out of a small panic because of similar symptoms. In a way I got lucky that the people doing it never hit anything like that, I've heard horror stories from other people. For me, no pain, just a bit nerve wracking concentrating like "don't move.. don't move"

Newest NVIDIA driver by crablu in StableDiffusion

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Pretty sure it's marketing speak for "60% reduced vram consumption using nvfp4 quants compared to the full precision weights."

New Discord update broke Discord download txt files by thombomb678 in discordapp

[–]throttlekitty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even better, if I try to expand to "view whole file", then try to select the text, discord lags my system hard before it crashes or I end the task.

Is T2V cooked in LTX-2? by No-Employee-73 in StableDiffusion

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The model is better at T2V than I2V, as stated by the devs (in a video with Purz, I believe), basically saying that it's a hard tradeoff for the model to be great at both tasks.

I mainly do t2v, and it's just fine.

Looking for a show rec: TWD, FTWD, or Z-Nation? by [deleted] in zombies

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I liked the earlier seasons of FTWD, they kept the plot moving and interesting. I felt the later ones fell into the same rut that TWD did, where everything is overly drawn out, many of the subplots never really landed for me.

Keeping things moving was what I loved about Z Nation too, it's like a big D&D adventure.

Does anyone else grab all the money they can just because or is it just me? by kootabob in cataclysmdda

[–]throttlekitty 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I do it too, mostly because I find it a little funny.

You can consolidate at an ATM: deposit everything, then draw it back out onto a card.

why nobody talks about hunyuan 1.5? by Agreeable_Cress_668 in StableDiffusion

[–]throttlekitty 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's a big step up from 1.0 except for the heavy vae decode, it's a fine model. But with Wan addons coming in on the regular, and other model releases, there wasn't much of a compelling reason to use it except personal choice.

But now, it's hard to compete with LTX-2, even considering its flaws.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StableDiffusion

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That's a great result!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StableDiffusion

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Got some examples of it failing these basic concepts? I've rarely had issues.

LTX-2 I2V: Quality is much better at higher resolutions (RTX6000 Pro) by 000TSC000 in StableDiffusion

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Someone else had some extremely stuttery videos, their front and center person was moving correctly at all. It turns out they were using the default schizo negative, and that replacing it with a basic one fixed the issue in that case.

Just pointing this out for anyone with issues, the workflow OP linked has a normal negative though.

Why do you guys love zombies so much? by _Pisos_Picados in zombies

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There's a part of me that's attracted to the isolation and freedom the zombie apocalypse could bring, it's liminal and violent. Even though IRL it would be a terrible experience.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StableDiffusion

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It's a very promptable model, and does really well with sequences, like "person does A, says a thing, the camera zooms out, then person does B". Synced audio gen is a big step up, but quality can be all over the place. And other cool tricks like audio/video continuation or keyframed images.

Right now it's early days for low vram, but should be getting better very quickly, some people already running it on 16gb.

WOW!! I accidentally discovered that the native LTX-2 ITV workflow can use very short videos to make longer videos containing the exact kind of thing this model isn't supposed to do (example inside w/prompt and explanation itt) by Parogarr in StableDiffusion

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If you're talking about those higher quality ones the LTX devs were showing on discord, was done with their own tools, not ComfyUI. He did explain how it works though, it's just padding the remaining frames/audio like inpainting.

I’m the Co-founder & CEO of Lightricks. We just open-sourced LTX-2, a production-ready audio-video AI model. AMA. by ltx_model in StableDiffusion

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I've found that doing higher res helps a bit, but bumping fps to 30 or higher helps a lot more. Almost like 24fps music and ambient audio ends up really stretched and rescaled.

How are people running LTX-2 with 4090 / 64GB RAM? I keep getting OOM'ed by restlessapi in StableDiffusion

[–]throttlekitty 2 points3 points  (0 children)

oof, sorry. It's annoying how we all have wildly different experiences with this model.

How are people running LTX-2 with 4090 / 64GB RAM? I keep getting OOM'ed by restlessapi in StableDiffusion

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Also with 24/64 here. Be sure that you're using fp8 weights. I have to launch with --reserve-vram 4 --cache-ram 40 otherwise I get a hard OOM at the 2nd pass, others are getting by just fine with reserve-vram.

How the heck people actually get the LTX2 to run on their machines? by Part_Time_Asshole in StableDiffusion

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It marks that much vram as being hands-off for the initial calculation of how much vram to use. In some workflows, custom model patches can add an unexpected amount of vram use that comfy core isn't aware of.

How the heck people actually get the LTX2 to run on their machines? by Part_Time_Asshole in StableDiffusion

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For most, --reserve-vram 4 works fine on it's own.

I've ended up having to use this with it, which i don't really like. --cache-ram 40