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Turn your picture into a Lego character
- jansan 3y agoGood thing it's free, because it failed but still took my credits.
- carterschonwald 3y agoSeems to be hugged to death with an OpenAI rate limit.
- minimaxir 3y agoThat's odd IMO since none of this workflow should be hitting OpenAI.
- jeffbee 3y agoError code: 429 - {'error': {'message': 'Rate limit reached for gpt-4-vision-preview in organization org-eRnbbdbvRysampoMyGNkYZ8A on tokens per min (TPM): Limit 10000, Used 6380, Requested 4151. Please try again in 3.186s. Visit https://platform.openai.com/account/rate-limits https://platform.openai.com/account/rate-limits to learn more.', 'type': 'tokens', 'param': None, 'code': 'rate_limit_exceeded'}}
- minimaxir 3y agoThey're using GPT-4-Vision? With its 100-requests-a-day rate limit? Huh.
- alexp7 3y agoYou guys broke it! :) Apparently there is a 7-image per minute hard limit on OpenAI image generation, so come back a bit later.
- diegorbaquero 3y agoWhy restrict it to only Google accounts?
- andy99 3y agoPresumably to harvest sign-in information
- spencera 3y agoEver so slightly harder to create dozens of accounts to get free credits?
- AnotherGoodName 3y agoIt's a cheap way to prevent abuse. If you have no log in flow at all you'll be spammed. If you have your own sign in flow how do you detect and stop automated account creation and subsequent spam? Can you beat Google at stopping bot signups? In the end it's a lightweight barrier to abuse. You can argue they should diversify and not just use Google but hey it's a small project. It's understandable. It's also free to sign up for Google for a real user.
- eclo 3y agodidn't work for me :/ got a safety system error
- Obscurity4340 3y agoThis one right here, officer /s
- deekayw0n 3y agoyeah... 429 rate limited requests... and dennnnnnn out of credits :(
- x0n 3y agoHmm, yandex.ru backend? No likey.
- nicholasbraker 3y agoRed flag for sure
- minimaxir 3y agoSome notes on how you want to do this yourself: 1. Get atleast ten 1024x1024 images of a style you want (e.g. Lego). You can use SDXL/Midjourney to generate these if you are good at curation. 2. Train a LoRA on SDXL using those images. 3. Construct an image-to-image pipeline with the LoRA'd SDXL and pass along the input image as the base image. You can run for fewer steps (20-30 instead of 50) and/or preprocess the input image (e.g. segmentation). There is a lot of other parameter tweaking for both training and generation which is where the added value is for websites such as these. But with a service like Replicate the pipeline is relatively cheap (~$0.50 for training, $0.01 for each image generation). And will only get much cheaper once people play around with LoRAs for smaller and faster models like ssd-1m-lcm.