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Some amazing examples of what people have done with img2img with Stable Diffusion: https://old.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/wy7oa5/img2img_is_just_unr

• Kiro 4y ago
  old.reddit is truly horrible on mobile. Once you click on an image you can't go back. Off topic, but what is the other alternative UI called that people sometimes use?
  • bj-rn 4y ago
    https://teddit.net https://teddit.net?
  • xd1936 4y ago
    I use the Slide for Reddit app (one of many choices) and links open automatically because of the app's URL handler.
  • babuskov 4y ago
    I use i.reddit.com on mobile.
• emrah 4y ago
  If i ran the same input image several times, would it produce the same output?
  • supermatt 4y ago
    if you use the same parameters (e.g. image, seed, noise strength, guidance scale, sample count - which are not exposed on this UI), yes.
    • gliptic 4y ago
      Depends. The default script uses a non-deterministic stochastic encode for img2img. That would need to be modified as far as I know.
      • deleted 4y ago
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      • supermatt 4y ago
        On the forked repo with the webui (https://github.com/hlky/stable-diffusion https://github.com/hlky/stable-diffusion) it seems that the same inputs result in the same output, so maybe it has been resolved there?
    • WithinReason 4y ago
      Not necessarily, GPU compute can be non-deterministic due to scheduling: the result of A+B+C is subtly different when it's (A+B)+C or when it's A+(B+C), which can get amplified in a long processing pipeline