Madiator2011

joined 1 year ago
[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 2 points 2 months ago

I still havent figured out nice lora training settings for like 108 images.

[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 2 points 3 months ago

wow they instance still runs of 3.0.0 version of PeerTube.

[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 2 points 3 months ago (1 children)

Send federation request to your instance :)

[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 5 points 3 months ago

As a PeerTube instance owner, I would say that not everyone needs to join a single instance (that would be the biggest mistake). Instead, if you can self-host one and invite people you like and know, they can provide quality content. Also, having multiple smaller instances makes it easier to moderate and have quality control. Federation and direct subscription to channels also improve instance discovery.

[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 4 points 4 months ago (12 children)

Where do they get data from?

[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 4 points 4 months ago (1 children)

Posting content of that reddit link so you do not have to click and go there :)

Today, we’re excited to announce the launch of the Open Model Initiative, a new community-driven effort to promote the development and adoption of openly licensed AI models for image, video and audio generation.

We believe open source is the best way forward to ensure that AI benefits everyone. By teaming up, we can deliver high-quality, competitive models with open licenses that push AI creativity forward, are free to use, and meet the needs of the community.

Ensuring access to free, competitive open source models for all. With this announcement, we are formally exploring all available avenues to ensure that the open-source community continues to make forward progress. By bringing together deep expertise in model training, inference, and community curation, we aim to develop open-source models of equal or greater quality to proprietary models and workflows, but free of restrictive licensing terms that limit the use of these models.

Without open tools, we risk having these powerful generative technologies concentrated in the hands of a small group of large corporations and their leaders. ‍ From the beginning, we have believed that the right way to build these AI models is with open licenses. Open licenses allow creatives and businesses to build on each other's work, facilitate research, and create new products and services without restrictive licensing constraints. ‍ Unfortunately, recent image and video models have been released under restrictive, non-commercial license agreements, which limit the ownership of novel intellectual property and offer compromised capabilities that are unresponsive to community needs.

Given the complexity and costs associated with building and researching the development of new models, collaboration and unity are essential to ensuring access to competitive AI tools that remain open and accessible.

We are at a point where collaboration and unity are crucial to achieving the shared goals in the open source ecosystem. We aspire to build a community that supports the positive growth and accessibility of open source tools.

For the community, by the community Together with the community, the Open Model Initiative aims to bring together developers, researchers, and organizations to collaborate on advancing open and permissively licensed AI model technologies.

The following organizations serve as the initial members:

Invoke, a Generative AI platform for Professional Studios ComfyOrg, the team building ComfyUI Civitai, the Generative AI hub for creators LAION, one of the largest open source data networks for model training To get started, we will focus on several key activities:

•Establishing a governance framework and working groups to coordinate collaborative community development.

•Facilitating a survey to document feedback on what the open-source community wants to see in future model research and training

•Creating shared standards to improve future model interoperability and compatible metadata practices so that open-source tools are more compatible across the ecosystem

•Supporting model development that meets the following criteria: ‍

True open source: Permissively licensed using an approved Open Source Initiative license, and developed with open and transparent principles Capable: A competitive model built to provide the creative flexibility and extensibility needed by creatives Ethical: Addressing major, substantiated complaints about unconsented references to artists and other individuals in the base model while recognizing training activities as fair use. ‍We also plan to host community events and roundtables to support the development of open source tools, and will share more in the coming weeks.

Join Us We invite any developers, researchers, organizations, and enthusiasts to join us.

If you’re interested in hearing updates, feel free to join our Discord channel.

If you're interested in being a part of a working group or advisory circle, or a corporate partner looking to support open model development, please complete this form and include a bit about your experience with open-source and AI.

Sincerely,

Kent Keirsey CEO & Founder, Invoke

comfyanonymous Founder, Comfy Org

Justin Maier CEO & Founder, Civitai

Christoph Schuhmann Lead & Founder, LAION

[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 5 points 4 months ago

never give ai things you do not want to be public even if they let you opt out :)

[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 1 points 5 months ago

Was switching reverse proxy recently and there was some stupid issue with on firefox trying to sign with self signed cert though now it should all work fine.

[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 1 points 5 months ago

So what is usecase for this tool?

[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 3 points 5 months ago (2 children)

My friends Channel not much content lot about blender and open source :) https://peer.madiator.cloud/c/blender_dumbass

[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 1 points 5 months ago

beetoons.tv I suspect it's being videos synced without creators permissions :/

[–] Madiator2011@lm.madiator.cloud 9 points 5 months ago

Installed Linux alongside windows 10. Cachy OS specific with drivers 555 running Wayland without any issues :)

 

Hey everyone!

I’m a B2B contractor looking for a software setup that’s got everything to manage my business smoothly. Top of my list? A great system for invoicing, handling tax documents, and keeping tabs on the not-so-fun stuff like insurance and pensions. (self employed)

I want something that feels secure and under my control, especially because I deal with a lot of sensitive information. Here’s what I’m thinking:

Streamlined Invoicing: I need to send out invoices that are easy to customize and even easier to track. Bonus points if it handles multiple currencies! Tax Prep Made Easy: Anything that makes tax time less of a headache would be a game changer for me. Keeping Up with Insurance and Pensions: I definitely don’t want to drop the ball on these. A tool that helps me keep track without the hassle would be amazing. I’m all ears for any suggestions on platforms or specific tools that you think might fit the bill. And if there are some must-have add-ons or special tweaks that make everything work better, I’d love to know about those too.

Thanks a ton for helping a fellow self-hoster out!

 

What I need:

  • Simple modern UI
  • easy way to create invoice and auto generate pdf file for me
  • allow to make me invoice template so I can put like additional info like bank details
  • have nice dashboard so I can see my income What I want to avoid:
  • too complex system
  • lack of docker support
  • software with paywalls for functions

Hope you can help me find something.

 

If I’m person from EU and I work for USA remote company. Is it possible for that company to pay taxes, insurance and pension contributions. And if yes how do?

 

Looking for some ideas of things to watch I like: animated, SF and comedy movies :)

 

Hi there! I'm curently using Pop OS linux as my daily machine to work with. Though sometimes I need to access my Mac Mini M1 and I'm looking on some good way to have remote access to my Mac without getting of my Linux workflow. Both my machines are on same LAN and connected via gigabit connection. I have tried using RustDesk though most issue comes from image quality (I have 4K screen). If you got any sugestion it would be great.

 
 

I have issue with spaghetti of cables behind my tv stand and looking for ideas how to fix it up. Any recommendations on how to handle cakes are welcome.

 

So we got Free version of Plexamp :)

 

Hi guys I’m looking for hosting own audio server. So far I have run Roon and Plex. Server I want to host is on remote machine and want to stream to iOS, Android TV and Desktop. Would be great if it also would let me organize my library (that part might also be separate app)

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