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Site and Policy » Opening Thread » Post 185

Background Pony #7570
Thanks for the update. Glad something like that was caught quickly.
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Creative Corner » Samplers » Post 2

Background Pony #B443
Ooh, nice!
Unless the model specifies it needs a specific sampler, I tend to opt for Restart since it’s like a mini hi-res fix.
Do you have a similar resource for Scheduling type? In most of my tests the differences are minimal, as art timing. Except of some Illustrious based models where not using the recommended adds a lot of “noise patterns” (waves, flowers, swirls…) in empty areas.
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Creative Corner » Samplers » Post 1

Lord Waite

This doesn’t have all of them, but there’s a fair amount of information on them right here:
https://stable-diffusion-art.com/samplers/
In practice, I tend to like the SDE ones, but the fact that they don’t converge can be an issue, and they don’t work well on some models, IIRC. Euler/Euler a seems to be what people default back to a lot, partially because of A1111 defaulting to it. I do like DPM++ 2M, and UniPC needs less steps then normal and can be useful when you’re generating a bunch of pictures. DPM Fast sucks. It was an early attempt to be fast, and I haven’t really seen it come out with good pictures.
Never a bad idea to try switching around samplers occasionally when generating things to see if another sampler works better. Just remember what you had it on before.
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Tagging Discussion » General "Whoa this tag is missing stuff!" Thread » Post 84

Site and Policy » Opening Thread » Post 184

Admin

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For those wondering what this is about, and keeping in mind I’m not a tech person…
Basically to speed things up (and in case the AI deletions happened before the import did) derpi gave us access to a comment dump. The dump included all comments, which without realizing included the names of as-anon commenters; the import script could not have possibly caught this error, since it was given commenter names as plain text without the as-anon flag, so names were used instead of anon ids. As soon as that was reported to us the import was reverted.
We’ll be running another import soon using the standard public dump instead (with a side effect of also pushing back the deletion date on derpi).
AFAIK derpi’s tech admin will be making a post about it there as well with I assume better details.
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Creative Corner » LoRA - Characters » Post 14

Tagging Discussion » General "Whoa this tag is missing stuff!" Thread » Post 83

Scarlet Ribbon

I feel like ‘cum on face’ and ‘facial’ should not be aliased. ‘facial’ should definitely imply ‘cum on face’, but a little bit of cum on a cheek is very different from a facial. Not gonna link it due to foal content, but image 37406 is an example.

Creative Corner » LoRA - Characters » Post 13

Creative Corner » LoRA - Characters » Post 12

Creative Corner » Samplers » Topic Opener

mp40

Hey, so what’s the deal with Stable Diffusion samplers? I’ve used Notebook LLM to get a summary of their differences and aims, but does anyone have any practical insight using them?
Heres a notebooklm podcast where it breaks down in depth the differences https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/0676cdde-a432-4322-94d9-99f2e99e2603/audio
And a abridged briefing doc in layman’s terms
Euler: "Basic Steps" or "Simple Subtraction" - This sampler works by simply removing noise in each step. It's like taking away a layer of blur to reveal the image. It is also one of the fastest and most straightforward samplers 

Euler a: "Creative Variation" or "Adding Noise" – This one is like the "Basic Steps" sampler, but with a bit of random noise added back in at each step. This makes the results more unpredictable, like a creative filter that produces a slightly different image each time [2, 3]. This also means that the image will keep changing as more steps are added [4, 5].

DPM2: "Smart Prediction" - This sampler uses a smarter way to predict how to remove the noise, making it more accurate [6].

DPM2 Karras: "Smart Prediction, Better Colors" – Like the previous one but with improved color quality.

DPM++ 2M: "Advanced Smart Prediction" – An improved version of "Smart Prediction" that uses some extra information from previous steps to make better predictions [6, 7].

DPM++ 2M Karras: "Advanced Smart Prediction, Better Colors" – Like the previous one but with improved color quality [6, 7].

DPM++ SDE: "Detailed Stochastic Prediction" – This sampler uses a more complex math model to understand noise, resulting in detailed images [7]. It is stochastic, meaning that it introduces a degree of randomness, which can lead to varied results [8].

DPM++ SDE Karras: "Optimized Detailed Stochastic Prediction" - This is a version of the previous sampler that is optimized for better performance and image quality [7].

DPM fast: "Fast DPM" - This sampler is designed to be fast, but may require more steps and is not generally recommended [9-11].

DPM adaptive: "Self-Adjusting Detail" - Instead of using steps, this sampler adjusts itself based on a setting that changes the image's contrast and saturation [4, 12].

Heun: "Two-Step Correction" - This sampler works by predicting the image, checking the prediction, and then combining both for a better result [13]. It uses a weighted average of two noise estimates [14].

LMS: "Artistic Style" or "Painterly" – This sampler uses information from previous steps to create an image with a more artistic or painterly style [15]. It can struggle with generating detailed characters or animals [16].

LMS Karras: "Artistic Style, Better Colors" – Like the previous one but with improved color quality [16].

DDIM: "Photorealistic Detail" or "Smooth Solver" – This sampler uses a special method to generate images which are often photorealistic and highly detailed. It was widely used, but is now considered outdated by some [17, 18].

PLMS: "Quick Estimator" – This sampler quickly estimates the noise and removes it, but it is not generally recommended because it is slower and produces worse results [9, 19].

LCM: "Fast Refiner" or "Single Step Image" – This sampler can produce good images very quickly, in as little as one step. It uses a special technique to refine the image in its latent space [20].

Restart: "Noise Reset" or "Iterative Correction" - This sampler is like restarting the image generation by adding a lot of noise, and then starting again with the denoising process. It does this several times [21, 22].

UniPC: "Smart Combination" or "Flexible Solver" – This sampler is designed to combine information in a way that it can be used with many different models. It can also change its level of accuracy to work faster [23].
These names aim to be more intuitive, focusing on the core action or result of each sampler. For example, instead of “DPM++ 2M,” you get “Advanced Smart Prediction,” which better describes what the sampler does, without needing to know the underlying math. The “Karras” variants are noted for their improved color quality. The ancestral samplers have “variation” or “adding noise” in their names. The goal is to provide a better, more intuitive understanding of how each sampler functions.

Creative Corner » LoRA - Characters » Post 11

Tagging Discussion » General "Whoa this tag is missing stuff!" Thread » Post 82

Site and Policy » Opening Thread » Post 183

Admin

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Comments temporarily reverted due to an issue we encountered, will be reimported Soon. Apologies for the inconvenience.

Creative Corner » Text-to-image prompting » Post 42

Lord Waite

@mp40
No problem.
Nice thing about ollama is that it’s a service running, so you install that and install whatever models you want though it, then you can use any program that talks to ollama to interact with the models. (And there are ComfyUI nodes that can talk to it.)
Ollama itself is over here, as it lists of all the various models you can install with it (Though bear in mind the size. 1b, 3b, or 8b is fine. Don’t download 70b models…):
https://ollama.com/
You can technically talk to the models directly with ollama, but that’s chatting through a command line, so you really do want another program to use with it as an interface.
When installing it with docker, you can choose to install a version that has ollama as well, but I did them separately.
Open WebUI gives you a nice web interface where you can chat with any of the models you install, and even has a way to set it up to talk to ComfyUI, so you can send text from a chat directly to comfyui to generate an image using it as a prompt. It’s fairly fun to play with.

Creative Corner » Text-to-image prompting » Post 41

mp40

Thanks for the info! I was using a much simpler setup – I had Mistral small installed via pinoko and was just trying jailbreak prompts, even though I thought Mistral small was uncensored.

Tagging Discussion » General "Whoa this tag is missing stuff!" Thread » Post 81

Site and Policy » Opening Thread » Post 182

Adorable Blue Fox

Got any cookies?
Thanks, I know too well about having things on a to-do list and never being able to get to them due to other priorities.
Funnily enough, the script would have been way simpler with direct access to both the Derpi and Tantabus databases and just having it directly import instead of having to process the nightly dump.
But just in case direct connection to both wasn’t possible, I went with that method, especially if the data was already deleted on Derpi.
Anyways, I have a lot of experience with these types of things, especially data migration between services, and I knew I could get something working fairly quickly.
Anyways, if there is anything else that needs migrating, let me know.
I’m sure this community would prefer to have the tags with the correct details, such as categories, aliases, includes, and descriptions, etc.

Tagging Discussion » General "Whoa this tag is missing stuff!" Thread » Post 80

Site and Policy » Opening Thread » Post 181

Delly

Administrator
Certified Blueberry
I’d like to personally thank you, @Adorable Blue Fox for the incredible script.
If it wasn’t for your effort, I am pretty sure “migrate the comments” would have remained a task somewhere on my TODO list, potentially indefinitely as it wasn’t that high of a priority.
The code was easy to understand, and dealt with all the potential issues such migration could easily encounter (Most notably, re-runs, without risking duplications)
Really, thank you! :)

Site and Policy » Opening Thread » Post 180

Scarlet Ribbon

@Adorable Blue Fox
There’s still a ludicrous amount of stuff being tagged ai composition over there that’s going to need heavy-handed enforcement or this whole thing is pointless. I can’t speak to what is actually being enforced but ‘ai that looks good enough’ or ‘ai with a speech bubble’ shouldn’t be the standard for what is acceptable.

Site and Policy » Opening Thread » Post 179

Nocturn

Moderator
Adjutant
@Adorable Blue Fox
when all of these iterations of programmatic transfers are done we’re going to be going through any images with sus tag changes by hand to make sure we aren’t missing any that should be here

Site and Policy » Opening Thread » Post 178

Adorable Blue Fox

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Ah, okay, that makes sense.
There are people who retagged images from ai generated to ai composition, etc. Still, if the plan is to import the rest “soon,” then it would at least just cover that base even though they’re both going to be on Derpi and Tantabus. Who knows, the rules could change again.

Site and Policy » Opening Thread » Post 177

Admin

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@Adorable Blue Fox
We run it only for the “ai generated” images, as (the majority of) those will be removed from derpi. We’ll grab the rest “soon”, though we likely won’t be rerunning it for updates after that.

Site and Policy » Opening Thread » Post 176

Adorable Blue Fox

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Woo, thanks for running my script; I am glad to see the comments on the tantabus now.
Also, are the comments still being imported? Because I noticed a few missing comments, which I never had issues with during my tests. If someone could send me the processing.log file, that would be great so I can fix that potential issue.
Here is a small example that does not have the comments imported:
Tantabus & Derpi
And to sanity check that comment does exist on my test environment:
I’ve also noticed that I neglected to check for deleted comments to prevent them from being imported, so any deleted/banned comments are now visible again as raw text. I can adjust the script to fix that issue.

Tagging Discussion » General "Whoa this tag is missing stuff!" Thread » Post 79

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