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by netruk44 4y ago
I remember the Korok Forest in BOTW running at sub 20 fps back when I played it on Switch in handheld mode (I'm guessing at the fps). It was the only area I remember having performance issues, but there might have been other places.
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by netruk44 4y ago
I haven't changed anything other than swapping out TM for Borg. The backups still reside on the Synology (Borg is available on SynoCommunity: https://synocommunity.com/package/borgbackup ), and I still backup over
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by netruk44 4y ago
I've had this same issue with my Synology. Randomly Time Machine would stop doing backups because the destination was "corrupted". I've given up on Time Machine over SMB and I'm using Borg + Vorta for my backups. It
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by netruk44 4y ago
I agree with your prediction. Sorry, I was unclear in my post, and left that part unsaid. I agree that it will likely just be the big newly released 'base' models that will be scrubbed of NSFW images, but there's really no wa
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by netruk44 4y ago
Just to be clear, the child was just an example of someone who could theoretically experience 'cruel' treatment from the current version of stable diffusion. I'm absolutely not recommending people let their children use the m
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by netruk44 4y ago
Are these services using textual-inversion? If so, I have to wonder how well they would work on a stable diffusion model that was trained with the filter in place from the start, so that it couldn't generate anything close to the filte
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by netruk44 4y ago
I know a person who fine-tuned stable diffusion, and he said it took 2 weeks of 8xA100 80 GB training time, costing him somewhere between $500-$700 (he got a pretty big discount, too, at today's prices for peer GPU rental it would be o
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by netruk44 4y ago
I think the issue they're mainly worried about might be exemplified with a prompt of 'my little pony'. A children's show with quite a lot of adult imagery associated with it on the internet. A child entering this prompt
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by netruk44 4y ago
That'll only work for a little while longer (for future named big-public-release models, obviously the cat's out of the bag for the current version of stable diffusion), right up until the point where they incorporate the filter i
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by netruk44 4y ago
I think you're right. There's a discount for 'Shows On Sale' members, which you can also apply for (Only $150/month!). The membership application asks how long you've been in the "ticket business" and
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by netruk44 4y ago
IM and SMS aren't public forums where people you don't know can barge in with their own take on what you just wrote, though. IRC can be, but it would be very difficult to have a grasp on every IRC conversation happening everywhere
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by netruk44 4y ago
That was also Morrowind. I believe they said it happened when the console was running low on memory, they would just reboot when you transition between areas. You would get the dreaded 'long loading screen' which was the console r
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by netruk44 4y ago
I didn't mean to imply you couldn't have an n-dimensional array in many programming languages. Just that it's usually not what's done when designing programs. I think many would prefer to make some kind of object to enca
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by netruk44 4y ago
If it helps you to understand at all, assuming you have a CS background, any time you see the word "tensor" you can replace it with "array" and you'll be 95% of the way to understanding it. Or "matrix" if