Hi y'all, deeply considering buying the ID Buzz. I have a Tesla Model Y and want to make sure both cars can fit in my 2 car garage in San Jose, CA. I could rent the Buzz for the day on Turo for $249. Or I though I could someon $100 since I need it for 15 minutes really. It would be less than 1 hour of total time investment on an existing owner's part door to door. You could drive it to my house too after we meet up. If no offers, I'll go ahead and pay the Turo. Hopefully someone is around to see this! Super excited about the buzz!
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20% of global iPhones are now manufactured in India. It's not just assembly either.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-n...Being the largest economy, the US admin currently hates that China is catching to be #1 economy in less than a decade. China already has a bigger GDP than the US in PPP terms, and will have a larger economy in nominal terms in less than a decade. The US (especially the Trump admin) does not want to lose their spot for obvious reasons. Hence the non-stop tariff wars and de-coupling the US/China relationship so they slow them down.
Why isn't Modi taking full advantage of this situation and offering a manufacturing base, with full labor reforms, IP protection and everything else lacking from China? We need the jobs, we have the labor, we have shared values.
Both US and India are the two larg
Hi everyone, I'm inpainting a 1024x1024 image with this Flux workflow: https://civitai.com/models/970162?modelVersionId=1088649
The mask area to inpaint is small (example: hands in an image) so I expect the generation to be fast.
But it's generating the image as slow as making the full 1024 image from scratch.
How do I make the speed be faster considering the mask area to inpaint is small to begin with?
To make wedding dresses easier to find I made a free AI app that does virtual try-on!
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As some of you know, there are rumors of Stability AI not doing well financially. Over the past 2 years they've given us open source model weights and code -- all for free. Their previous models (SD 1.5, SDXL) will always remain free for commercial use and for newer ones they are asking folks to purchase a $20/mo license for commercial usage.
So many of us have benefited from their models -- even if just for entertainment. Training foundation models and the salaries of their researchers and team is expensive. Their employees are courted by closed companies like OpenAI all the time and some have made the move already. To remain competitive, they are trying to find a revenue model to work fro
Anyone know a good base inpainting model for SDXL (that is not the official one from Stability)?
For SD1.5 we have so many inpainting options as the community releases them actively. But I'm not seeing any made by the community for SDXL. The official one does not give great results.
I realize the existing SDXL model can do some inpainting, but it doesn't work as well as dedicated inpainting SDXL models from SD1.5
Are we able to convert a regular SDXL model into an inpainting one?
Hi, I thought I had seen this in the past for SD, but cannot recall.
Is there an extension or method for SD / A1111 to control denoising strength based on black/white/grey values of a mask image.
For example:
-- The overall denoising strength is 0.75.
-- The white portions of the mask would get 0.75 denoising
-- The black portions of the mask are basically 0.00 denoising. This is default behavior so far.
-- The gray portions of the mask get a percentage of the denoising strength
Wondering if the last part is possible somehow.