Generally speaking, the way training works is this:
You put together a folder of pictures, all the same size. It would’ve been 1024x1024 in this case. Other models have used 768z768 or 512x512. For every picture, you also have a text file with a description.

The training software takes a picture, slices it into squares, generates a square the same size of random noise, then trains on how to change that noise into that square. It associates that training with tokens from the description that went with that picture. And it keeps doing this.

Then later, when someone types a prompt into the software, it tokenizes it, generates more random noise, and uses the denoising methods associated with the tokens you typed in. The pictures in the folder aren’t actually kept by it anywhere.

From the side of the person doing the training, it’s just put together the pictures and descriptions, set some settings, and let the training software do its work, though.

(No money involved in this one. One person trained it and plopped it on a website where people can download loras for free…)

Yeah, and I love the original as well, which has a great music video.

I’ve also pretty fond of the music video for George Harrison’s “This Song”…

If you’re installing Arch, one trick the installation wiki article doesn’t tell you:
If you type “archinstall”, it has a command line installer there that’ll do the install for you, and lets you pick from several desktop environments as well. I’ve had it crash before more than once, so it’s not perfect, but it’s less of a pain then doing it all by hand…

I could easily listen to a lot of their songs on repeat, so I’m with you there!

I do find the video pretty enjoyable, though the song would still be stuck in my head either way. :P

Yeah. While a lot of people only associate him with “She Blinded Me With Science”, while I do like that song, there are multiple songs of his I like more.

And people have heard more that he’s worked on then they realize, too. He worked on several movies soundtracks, including “Howard the Duck”, and “Ferngully: The Last Rainforest”. The song “Howard the Duck” had three names credited as writers, but his was one of them. And in Ferngully, he’s credited as writing “Life Is a Magic Thing”, “Batty Rap”, and “Toxic Love”. And I’ve listened to the last two of those a million times…

The B-52’s had a lot of good music, actually. I quite enjoyed their album “Good Stuff”…