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>Peak HN comment right here. Where do you think we are? >this is absolutely an "advanced algorithm." When someone puts that on his product's page, it's assum
by precompute 4y ago
>Peak HN comment right here.
Where do you think we are?
>this is absolutely an "advanced algorithm."
When someone puts that on his product's page, it's assumed that he developed said algorithm, or at least had a hand in it. Instead, here the real product is the pipeline and not the "algorithm". The product would do better if it was honest about what it did.
And like I mentioned, Dreambooth is pretty "old" now. The service could probably be much cheaper if the OP moved to using LORAs, and it would give better results, because it wouldn't clash with the tokens in the underlying model, and could be used with any model.
Guide to LORA:
https://imgur.com/a/mrTteIt https://imgur.com/a/mrTteIt
https://old.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/11vw5k3/lora_training_guide_version_3_i_go_more_indepth/ https://old.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/11vw5k3/lo...
- barking_biscuit 4y agoDreambooth gives better results than LORA. Especially if you can train on Dreambooth with EMA enabled, which you need around 20GB of VRAM for. Though, I agree with you that the real product here is the pipeline. The parent comment is also correct though in that the majority of people aren't in a place where they can train their own models yet despite it being possible for them. This product is taking advantage of the current arbitrage opportunity.