Sorry for intruding.
>>116708 #
Here is the posting guide from the info panel, click the i in the top bar to see the rest. Also feel free to talk/praise/complain about the site on >>>/homu/. I check in here sometimes but not too often.

>>116753 #
>pepe memes and how it was used by glowies to generate support for Blump
I think part of it was making it easier for bad actors to fit in by creating a meme monoculture they controlled. If you have a big corporate pepe folder for shills to use to fit in and you astroturf normal threads with pepe OPs for long enough, eventually it looks organic when you see pepe OP threads that are posting ragebait or pushing propaganda narratives.

>>116821 #
Nail on the head there essentially. Not everything's bots or the same israelis making BBCposting threads. Sometimes it's hidden in plain sight.
Or it's a guy like Fuentes telling the young dudes to stop liking girls and start voting for Kamala Harris lmao.

>>116826 #
>marked image as spoiler
>couldn't continue my post
what did the forum mean by this? Oh well. was just gonna remark how it's funny i rarely ever gen anything in 2D anymore, and that new Anima model was my first time in years going nuts with trying different artist styles, and even a bit of mixing.

>>116821 #
>meme monoculture
It's just sad that we felt like we created the wave when it was really just hijacking and engineering by glownigs

>>116830 #
>new Anima model
It's not the best compared to some wizard-tier illustrious workflows but the fact you don't really need LoRas for anything is kind of refreshing

>>116830 #
>marked image as spoiler
>couldn't continue my post
I've never experienced that bug. Did you lose your connection?
>>116831 #
Pepe was suspicious to me from the moment I learned about the Mason's god Jahbulon. It has a frog head. Meme magic was real, but the kek stuff was blatantly astroturfed.
>>116833 #
>prevented me from typing more
Are you on a phone? Strange. Try spoilering again. Works fine for me.

>>116831 #
Given it's still early in training at v0.2, it's very impressive. Miles ahead of pony v7 or chroma. I hope it's our next step up from sdxl based models. the text encoder is very impressive.

>>116832 #
nah, it just prevented me from typing more.
>Are you on a phone?
no lol. it's no big deal though ill just remember to spoiler after i know i'm done with the post.

>>116835 #
that video was really good, though it was a definite reminder why i don't research this stuff anymore. It's pretty dark, definitely puts the head in a dark place.

>>116832 #
>Meme magic was real, but the kek stuff was blatantly astroturfed.
So it seems, so it seems.
Btw if you have time for some background noise this old Hidden Amuraka vid I posted here >>116753 # really goes into detail on it

>>116833 #
>no lol. it's no big deal though ill just remember to spoiler after i know i'm done with the post.
I'm the admin and sole dev, I'd like to know if it's reproducible because I'm not even sure how that could happen. I'll take a quick look at the spoiler code, I did change some of it recently to add support for board custom spoilers.
>>116835 #
I've already watched that video.

>>116839 #
Please do not spoiler the peach cakes
you're just adding unnecessary steps to my viewing of them
in fact, you should add a de-spoiler option to the meido console!
>>116845 #
>That one felt rather lewd
This isn't /homu/, as BO I demand lower quality standards for shitposting

>>116839 #
Oh i C. Well i'll try to reproduce it again right now with this one.

>>116842 #
de-spoil these nuts boy, git gud.

Oh you know what i'm just fucking stupid, i saw my text box go still and thought in my sleepy brain that i couldn't type anymore. It's working alright.
That said it's like 7 PM here so i have to really git it together for the all nighter.

>>116842 #
That's a high quality greta right there.

May as well dump my Bobinas since the markets are going to get rekt again soon.
>>116842 #
That one felt rather lewd to me though.
>as BO I demand lower quality standards for shitposting
djb.

>>116843 #
It's fine. Get some sleep anon.
>the all nighter
If you really need to do it... Otherwise I wouldn't recommend it. I always get more done in a better way after I sleep.

>>116848 #
That one might be drawn.

>bear posting
anon I...

>>116851 #
It's funny.

>that single Greta post made me nostalgic for summer 2023 when i used to leech off of GPT 3.5 Turbo on /aicg/ and people were sharing sd1.5 greta gens and erp's
Gooood times.. haven't Greta'd in a while. I may do some for old times sake.

>>116855 #
oh my god that is pure kino. i jumped on just slightly late, after all the drama of the NAI leak and stuff already happened. its such a trip looking back at how much progressed since then.
Didn't think i'd be running LLM's that curb stomp turbo locally, image gen models that make 1.5 look decades older than it actually is by comparison, and video genning.. at all.
Is that archive available online anywhere?

I really need to organize my AI stuff into its own folder instead of dumping it in topical folders and labeling it AI.

>>116852 #
>>116853 #
I have 90% of the AI meme archive from when /pol/ discovered Bing Dall-E
Gretas in abundance!

>>116853 #
>make 1.5 look decades older
It still has it's uses, at least until niche LoRas for it go mainstream

>>116860 #
>greta dump thread
that would actually be quite funny, but also quite time consooming

>>116855 #
Post greta the bunny please. It's futaba's decision, but if you're going to dump them all imo it would be better in its own thread.

>>116858 #
>time consooming
You could upload them to filemail. I'd say catbox but I can't even access them on a VPN these days.
>>116862 #
Thankie!

>>116861 #
Your bunny, sir

>>116861 #
>You could upload them to filemail.
Yes but that would defeat the purpose of a giant thread of gretas as a POI for the board lol
fuck it maybe i'll just start it and add them incrementally and pretend I'm the one generating them every day like clockwork

>>116864 #
>hamas chans
There are loads of it in the archives they're just not tagged properly (maybe 10% of each folder has tags)

Damn I have a lot of hamas chans. The fact that you don't see anything like this coming out of 4chan these days shows how jew owned /pol/ is now. iirc these were made by the /chip/ guys.

fuck, I was going to work on banners
#d100 (39) banners
#d100 (85) keep slopping
#d100 (50) spawn the greta thread

dump them now #d100 (46)
tomorrow #d100 (93)
different thread #d100 (43)

>>116873 #
There is always tomorrow, the slop isn't going anywhere

Wish I had another two hours to fine tune my Homura prompt back to what it was after stupidly losing it
but at least I have something to do this weekend!

I should go watch some anime.
>>116902 #
Ganbare!

>>116907 #
*enthusiastic computer noises*

mata ne

[YouTube] ???

>greta's so irrelevant now no one's done z-image turbo and flux klein loras of her
oh well lmao was gonna commit to the bit by posting some funny gens but i am not gonna train one myself.

However i will post a consolation prize, one (1) singular Abby.

>>116950 #
>Abby
Hot. This requires a hamas-chan response tho.

last one

>>116954 #
i'm down for an abby x hamas-chan bump n' grind.

>>116979 #
now this time i was gonna back out and wait to make my reply, but refreshing just sent it anyway even if i cleared the text field
truly actions have consequences.
Currently redownloading z-image turbo to give that a shot, because flux 2 seems completely worthless aside from editing for some reason.

>>116980 #
>now this time i was gonna back out and wait to make my reply, but refreshing just sent it anyway even if i cleared the text field
Yes once you see a post header (date plus number), the reply has been allocated client side and registered on the server. It happens after you upload an image, add a character or copypaste twice (for some reason). Eventually I'll add back support for non-live posting (it was removed by the original dev in 2019) but it's hard to find enough people who care to make it a high priority. We used to have some russians here that wanted it, but between the format and Putin's crackdowns they didn't stick around.
>actions have consequences
You can always cancelpost things by erasing text and if #steal is enabled, you can replace your original uploaded image with someone elses.

also open posts are automatically closed after 15 minutes, regardless of if you're still typing. meguca is generally designed around short conversations on boards with a single, fast thread.

>>116984 #
>>116988 #
very cool

>Also it just occurred to me i was unintentionally genning in 1440p oneshot
lol its crazy what we can pull off with the models released within the past 6 months. A far cry from even over a year go. This is like the only tech sector i've been excited about in a long time.

>>116991 #
I haven't seen reviewbrah in ages.
>its crazy what we can pull off with the models released within the past 6 months
I use AMD so I've never set up imagegen.

>>116997 #
my honest condolences. i was running an rx 580, until i upgraded to a 1080 in 2023, then finally my 5060 ti 16gb last year. i can't go back to AMD ever again.

especially since they fucked me in the ass dropping support for the 580 literally right when i bought it and blender's opencl support started getting flaky so renders and overall performance was unbearable.

>>117008 #
Tough break that it has to be this way. I wouldn't care a single second about "brand elitism" or whatever but credit were its due, Nvidia hasn't done me dirty. the 1080 was one hell of a beastly card for now being 10 years old. Haven't ran into anything that this current card didn't like and it's a damned dream for A.I.

>>117022 #
#steal

>>117019 #
if Ben saw this he'd cum and die

>>117019 #
>Haven't ran into anything that this current card didn't like and it's a damned dream for A.I.
I have a 6900XT, which keeps me treading water for 4K gaming and mpv meme shaders. I should have bought the 7900XTX tbh but I decided to save $100 and some power overhead. I've been wanting to upgrade for the last year or so, but everything keeps getting delayed. I don't want to pay AI scalper prices, so I guess I'm waiting another year.

>>117032 #
He's probably seen everything if they grew up together.

>>117032 #
If the isrealis see what we're up to a third world country's gonna get nuked overnight.

>cannot believe this shit actually understood "Fuzzy cow ears"

>>117033 #
In retrospect i totally could've saved up another month and bought the 5070 instead, but i'm very happy with what i got given all the negative rep it got from the 8gb model + people's claims that PNY was a shit brand. It needed a proper undervolt/reasonable fan curve out of the box but other than that its been cool, quiet, and very fast. Probably the last real consumer card generation we're ever gonna have too given they're accelerating into agenda 2030 pretty fast.

>>117034 #
>Probably the last real consumer card generation we're ever gonna have too given they're accelerating into agenda 2030 pretty fast.
Probably. They might do some real engineering for the 7000s but supply is going be near zero because of the AI order backlogs and inevitable Taiwan war soon.
>agenda 2030
There's an unholy alliance between jews and SaaS tech people to strip people of local compute and replace it with rented compute from a central server that is easily controlled. AI has accelerated this since it allows bad goyim to nearly make their own mass media quality productions, but GeForce Now is over a decade old I think. All of this age verification, remote attestation and brain chip crap is about mind control.

>>117044 #
>There's really absolutely nothing stopping this future from coming into complete fruition. It's just a matter of when not if.
I didn't really appreciate the amount of time and effort that goes into build and maintaining relevant open source projects until I worked on meguca for a while. It's got about 50k LOC. I understand pretty much all of it and it's not as complex as it sounds, but I have no time to work on anything else if I want to add or change something in it. There's a rapidly shrinking and aging group of GPL programmers that believe in the ideals of free software and try to give back to the community and fight the attempted revival of mainframe computing, and they're being replaced with eager corposlaves that will actively replace GPLed code with permissive licensed code that integrates better with proprietary crap. They hate the idea of user freedom because it means their corporate and tranny overlords can't control people. They basically want to tivoize computers in general, but linux in particular. I'm pretty blackpilled about the future of free computing since it wouldn't take much for intel, amd and nvidia to require encrypted binary blobs that can only run on TPM "secured" systems and the real freedom crown would be eager to build those systems since they think your time and effort disappearing into some exploitative corporate shitware is a good thing. Gomen for ranting.

>>117045 #
I respect the rant, i could never fully wrap my brain around programming, some snippets click properly in my brain but looking at an actual programming interface makes my head spin. Appreciation is entirely needed to those FOSS projects we use on a daily basis and especially the ones that take the fight to FAGMAN and the powers that be.

I wanna hope LLMS and other A.I can be used against this 2030 plan, that people will fully embrace what COULD be done for the better and go for it, but honestly i'm blackpilled as well.

>>117056 #
>I wanna hope LLMS and other A.I can be used against this 2030 plan
How useful it is depends on the language and your own personal preferences but personally I would never trust vibe coded software. I do use AI for advice/ideas here (mostly for JS, Go is easy), but the problem with generated code is that it's far easier to maintain something in the long term if you wrote it yourself since you'll remember why you wrote it and the assumptions and expectations around input, output and expected behavior. tbh that does apply to contributed code as well, but at least then you can talk to the contributor about their ideas and rationale. AI is probabilistic so you'll get 5 different answers for 5 identical prompts. That's okay if you want something quick and simple, like the epub identification code I recently added to the thumbnailer, but if you apply that to a decent proportion of a codebase you get chaos that's impossible to follow psychologically even if it all works. Like in a more complex language like javascript it will be mixing and matching features from difference ECMAscript versions, different comment, indent and ; styles, different programming patterns etc. Then you add in someone who has no grounding in programming and vibe codes an entire project and you end up with something that barely works and is full of security holes.

Programming is basically a digital trade, not a science. Even if something can be automated it's far easier to understand if you do it yourself and the work is better appreciated and of a higher quality if it's done manually. Even if you do what the AI does, which is glue together stack overflow answers, you'll still do it in your own style unless you're indian and probably do some basic reading and testing. That said I'm not mourning software engineers. They're getting replaced by claude code because their code is nearly as bad and unmaintainable. They're a bunch of classist faggots that turned what should be a trade into an exclusive club for shitlibs and undermined the GPL to do it.

>>117059 #
>It's like the big companies turbo charged how detrimental to the entire world Indians are with this shit kek
Basically yeah. You can put all the prompts into an AI that you like, but at scale companies are just bringing the nightmare of dividing up feature work between an SV office and 5 indian call centres in-house because LLMs just remix their input based on whatever the highest internal weights are. You can't make AI truly great unless it can take the entire context of a project and language like a human can, but even if it has that in memory it's "understanding" changes from paragraph to paragraph and its output degrades the longer it gets because it's fundamentally just a better autocomplete.

imo LLMs for programming are just a time saver for experienced programmers in bad languages. The AI bubble has to pop badly at some point because LLMs fundamentally can't scale to the AGI/ASI hoax of superhuman or even human-like understanding. Unfortunately it'll take a while since SV is full of so many retarded rationalist cultists that they would rather believe the human brain works like an LLM than admit LLMs can't behave like a human brain.

Anyway I should go watch some anime and sleep. If I was talking to the newflen, then you can make >>>/homu/ readable by either changing your CSS theme from default in the cog menu or blocking remote fonts in ublock. AI content isn't exiled here or anything, I just thought it would be useful to add a board for sharing AI content and teaching others how to use the tech. We also have >>>/cr/ if you're into human art too, not a lot of interest there tho outside of some music stuff that's mostly discussed on /homu/.

>>117068 #
>I just hope the bubble pops so we can get back to building PC's again. I'll definitely be a panic buyer that goes ham, full on triple pc setup + at home server for backups and streaming.
The bright side of Moore's law slowing down is that anything high end that you buy in the next gen should last a very long time unless photonics take off.

And so... the nightmare begins again

>>117397 #
Are you coming to Frieren in ~2 hours?

>>117399 #
>is there any possible timeline where you'd miss the season finale to frieren tonight?
bruh, of course I'll be there

>>117412 #
Very good.

I should figure out how to edit these better
unfortunately, it seems over complicated to do in Swarm without touching (un)comfy UI

>>117470 #
Do you manually edit your gens? I thought you posted them as is.

>>117561 #
occasionally, with the built in repaint tool, which is very weak and usually gives worse results
there is a way to implement actual good editing functions using additional models, I just haven't figured it out

>>117801 #
Hmmm, never heard of it
I'm pretty uncultured and live under a rock
but it seems pretty decent, thanks!

mou I missed the newflen. Maybe he was on /homu/.

>>117928 #
>newflen
He will surely return, inshallah

>>117952 #
Oh neat. If you don't mind me asking, how did you find us?

>>117960 #
>I'm out of hamas chans
You should find an API and start shitposting your own slop, like the cool kids

>>117960 #
>Would you write a guide?
Yeah I mean all i'd have to do is copy some stuff from the rentrys, I'm just not sure of what approach to take yet as far as the next thread to make or what do.
I'll figure it out tomorrow, allah willing

I'm about to porn-bomb the thread slightly (in spoilers of course!)
Animaika v2.7 just dropped, it's a massive improvement and step up in a way i didn't expect for such a small incremental update.
If a model like this is so easily finetuned and even slopmerged, v0.5 of the base model is going to be crazy.

>neon lit bedroom
>swinging off pole
>exaggeration lines i didn't prompt for
S O U L

>>119598 #
It out performs pretty much every Anima tune/merge and base by quite a margin.

>>119822 #
Fat. Also the PSG gens don't really get the artstyle. Lewd stuff in the cartoon inspired style >>119333 # >>119334 # looks weird imo.