What in the hell did I stumble onto?

[WickedFog]

Is this a robot trying to show us how we build a robot? This guy makes me want to run face first into a bag of claw hammers. I was so dumbfounded I watched for 35 minutes stuck in some kinda coma.

I have never seen anything in my life that made less sense.

 

[Doom!]

So what I got from that, is that you can steal someone's image and manipulate it. Seriously it's pretty cool technology, but unless your working for a company that would use such images, that's a lot of effort to generate what will most likely be memes.

 

[WickedFog]

So what I got from that, is that you can steal someone's image and manipulate it. Seriously it's pretty cool technology, but unless your working for a company that would use such images, that's a lot of effort to generate what will most likely be memes.

I found a tutorial series that starts from the beginning. It's actually really powerful and does images, videos, music, and more. It's free open source if you run the portable version and install it on your own computer. But it takes a beast of a computer for the more advanced models. I have the computer, but my video card is only a GTX 1080. It was the last thing on my list to get. But as it turns out my PSU wonttake much more either. So a PSU and GPU and I can use It's more power hungry features and models. So I am going to play with it a bit.

 

[Tunedfrog]

That's way over my head. It requires a bit of thinking, and I gave that up 15 years ago.

 

[9x19]

Sometimes a thirst for knowledge leads to you getting blasted by a fire hose!

 

[Doom!]

I just don't have time to dedicate to learning anything else that takes that much concentration. If I was younger I would probably be going ga ga over it.

 

[WickedFog]

I just don't have time to dedicate to learning anything else that takes that much concentration. If I was younger I would probably be going ga ga over it.

It actually makes a lot more sense being explained by somebody with some common sense. I am going to mess with it later. Right now I'm trying to figure out how to set my PC up with a programming environment.

 

[Relimar]

I setup comfy UI on my machine, downloaded some flavor of Stable Diffusion and like 20 Gb of training data, followed a tutorial to generate one 640x720 image. It beat the sh*t out of my machine. 700w draw, CPU and GPU at 95% utilization and 85° C temp for 2 minutes. It was cool and interesting and I can see the potential, but I dont want to do that to my rig. Plus I'm pulling addins, LORA's (reference images) etc from god knows where. I scanned everything, but its too easy to say yea, I want the particle effect one and click click 18Gb of something.

Water cooled 5950x, 64Gb ddr4 and a 4090, I built this for rendering for work and those dont even hit it that hard.

 

[Ramp addict]

I watched it till the end, that was really long.