I asked it to write another one from Darth Maul's perspective after that and it did a ducking amazing job.

I once asked it for a parody of Miss American Pie about Star Wars Episode 1 and it gave me Weird Al's song verbatim.

I'd love it if more people left their lights up through January. It's so dark in the winter.

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AI is very good at making old masters paintings specifically because they are realistically proportioned. Try something with less realism, less proportion or more subjects and it falls apart a lot of the time.

Doesn't account for changes in housing type over time or inflation, so this shows mostly those two things, rather than anything about the housing market...

>And another false statement as an assumption, which makes everything that follows it invalid, again. You're not actually good at this, but you are wordy.

Your argument has a missing reference in the form of "another false statement", so I have no idea what it even says. Your follow-up statement also has a missing reference in the form of "good at this." What is "this"?

Well, given that both the OP image says "Deaths from Police Violence", the OP title says "Deaths from Police Shootings" at the top and the link that jacktacular pointed out says "994 people shot dead by police in 2015", which matches the numbers in the link, I think it's safe to say they're both talking about shootings that specifically resulted in killings.

In the United States, trials do not occur post-mortem. If a person dies on the scene, no trial occurs.

Given that 32% of US adults say they own a gun, I think this is honestly a pretty flimsy excuse. Someone having a gun on their person is not justification on its own for the police to shoot them. And the police statistics don't even tell us whether the gun was even drawn, let alone aimed at the officer.

Take a read of the stories of death from your own source. After you read down far enough, you'll see a few cases where the individual aimed a gun at an officer....and dozens that sound like gunning down someone who was not at all a threat to the life of the officer. People with toy guns. People running away from the police. And this is the accounts written by the police. Imagine if we could read their side of the story! What a shame....they're dead so we'll never know.

If you want to know how dirty the American carceral system actually is, my recommendations would be either Matt Tiabi's The Divide or Johann Hari's Chasing the Scream. If you listen to either one on audiobook, I should warn you, they're filled to the brim with horrifying things no human being should hear without context, so listen to them somewhere private.

You're accusing victims of violence of being criminals without evidence.

See, we'd have the numbers of how many are criminals, but these people were shot, and never had their day in court. Many of them were innocent and unrelated to any crime, or did something obviously civil like selling products without a license or driving with expired tags.

It's incorrect to assume these people committed some crime that could warrant being murdered. Especially in a country with such an overdeveloped and inept carceral state as the US.

Utah: Truly the state made to be a map. It even gives you somewhere to put a description.

Does this use model v1.5 or is it still running on v1.4?

Just copy the ckpt output and use similar terms. It worked for me.

I decided to copy paste the model into automatic1111 anyway. I made one based on a photo of Atul from spiritfarer with a loose description of him as "uncle frog spirit person" and it's actually the single best cartoon generator I've ever worked with. I've spent dozens of hours trying to make these things and this paper beat all of them on accident. What a time to be alive!

The author of this paper is apparently a genius who has built something better than TI or Dreambooth, and is massively understating his accomplishment.

Here's the three photos #1 is standard, #2 is dreambooth, #3 is imagic

This is Atul

So, to use this, I run the colab, take the ckpt and also a pt that exists somewhere presumably, drop them into AUTOMATIC1111, and then I can pose a specific photo like it's a doll/restyle it at will in AUTOMATIC1111? Am I correct in this description?

What is the value of having a ckpt output? Is it like dreambooth?

For img2img, if I could generate of one those masks that matches up to the various objects in the image, that would help a lot. Otherwise, I need to draw them or make them myself every time. Would be great as a feature in automatic1111's UI to auto-generate maskable regions to use in stable diffusion.

Also, I'd be interested in removing backgrounds and then re-generating them inside of different contexts to feed into dreambooth, i.e. to remove an object that is a part of a subject from its context and put it in a different one. For example, if I wanted to make a prosthetic arm that sits on a table, or if I want to make fried rice but remove the plate from the background and give it additional possible backgrounds instead. This will probably break dreambooth instead of doing what I want, but if it works, it's going to be some awesome witchcraft that lets me turn one object into a very different one.

I could just as well run it on my computer locally, but I do work on that machine and don't like using 100% of my GPU processing in the background.

Got a colab where I can use this? I'd love to do some image matting to pre-prep masks for stable diffusion.

The One Piece one has the same issue my cartoon dreambooth has where it is made more of blurry blobs than characters with clean line edges.