I thought I read some years ago about a supreme court ruling that "fictional" abuse material was legal because there is no real victim. Maybe that has been superseded by later rulings.
The ruling was that “fictional” abuse material was legal because it was an expression of free speech. Courts have thus far unanimously agreed, however, that generative AI doesn’t constitute authorship. Under the same principle, generative AI should not constitute protected speech under the 1st Amendment.
I don’t follow that logic. We would be in bad shape if we applied the standard of copyrightability to protected speech. By that logic, making a derivative Winnie The Pooh work would be unprotected speech on the grounds that it was public domain.
Comparing base model to base model I think Cascade is quite a lot better than SDXL, but …and it’s an enormous but… It seems to have been shunned by the community.
Maybe nobody with resources to do training is interested in a model with commercial restrictions, or the multi-model flow was just too different for people. Not sure, but the output of the base model can be really nice. Not always, but I find the biggest errors are people taking on a painterly/waxy appearance rather than the arm turning into a leg body horror you can get with SDXL. I think the “compressed” Stage C works to keep the composition together across the whole image more.
There’s a history screen, you can click the Open in HordeNG button which should fill all the parameters in a separate app where you can generate them again.
Edit: I’ll be providing the option to save all generated wallpapers in a folder of your choosing in a future update.
The wallpapers are changed automatically in the background. And many phone vendors will kill the background job, even if it doesn’t consume almost any resources. If you don’t disable battery optimizations, don’t be surprised that the app doesn’t work.
(…) This even gets so absurd that with some vendors (e.g. Nokia, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Samsung or Huawei) our smartphones are becoming dumbphones again.
Dumbphones are unable to do any useful tasks for you in the background unless you actively use your device at the time. This affects most of the apps that are not just another browser window. Most affected are alarm clocks, health trackers, automation apps, or simply anything that needs to do some job for you at a particular moment when you aren’t using your device.
Emphasis is mine. I can confirm that it indeed gets killed on my Samsung if I don’t disable battery optimizations. At the same time my phone reports 0% battery used since last charge even with battery optimizations disabled. Meaning I don’t abuse the privilege, but just do what the app should do on its own if some vendors weren’t way too eager.
I wonder how you’re using workmanager , and expect you to not be using services directly. These are the ones that could have an impact.
Wallpapers have their own instance of WallpaperEngine which is kept in use as long as the user is seeing the wallpaper. That’s my experience with my own wallpaper.
I schedule the job using an inexact alarm which then triggers the work manager job. Anyway, Samsung kills pretty much anything in the background unless you go out of your way to prevent it. I have no recent experience with other vendors. It would kill yours, too, no matter what code you use to write it.
I think the msg sent yesterday didn’t get through;
periodic alarms is the old way; periodic work manager is the new way.
trigger your workmanager schedule by either alarm or by opening the app. but use the alarm only once if you must.
my wallpaper used to handle reboots by listening to a boot event, which would trigger workmanager. Unfortunately I haven’t come to find an alternative for that for general apps. However, if your wallpaper is set to your app I bet there’s a way to check if you have any workmanager scheduled, and if it’s not, do it from there. I don’t mean from Application or any Activity, I mean from WallpaperService. Anyways, if WallpaperService never runs you shouldn’t have workmanager set and consume horde resources anyways.
I think I’ve explained quite well already, but again, many vendors, like Samsung, kill any background jobs before they have a chance to run. No matter what technology you use, it will get killed. The only thing that doesn’t get killed is an exact alarm that’s allowed to wake your phone from sleep. Everything else will get killed on Samsung. Including periodic alarms and including work manager, periodic or not.
I have no idea what the rest of your message is even talking about, I don’t have any WallpaperService, I don’t do any of what you mention, so I don’t quite understand why are you even talking about it.
In conclusion, further discussion on this topic is unnecessary because you seem to be rambling on and on about stuff that’s not at all related to why the battery optimization exception is needed. It’s not because of stock Android, but because of other vendor’s flavors of Android.
Very nice app and the kind of thing the ai horde was always meant to support. In this case it’s also the kind of integration where you can happily use it as anonymous
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I’m kind of surprised that there isn’t some alternate app repo that people have converged on that permits it, just be an F-Droid alternate repo or something.
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Maybe you need to be in the Google Play Store to use Google Play Services and that’s required for DRM or something like that. That’d discourage commercial vendors.
I’m kind of surprised that there isn’t some alternate app repo
Well, usually when people make NSFW stuff, it’s because they want to get paid for it. And card companies don’t want you to pay for NSFW stuff. So the options are very, very limited. There’s nothing as universal and fast as a card payment, so you either implement a ton of local versions of some kind of instant payments, or you’re fucked.
Almost, but not quite. Card companies don’t want to be publicly known for not giving a single shit what you give them money for, but a large portion of their market are churchy, nosy fucks, so they need to play a certain part…
You’ll notice, they only go so far to enforce this sort of thing. The slightest bit of obfuscation in said transaction, and they’re back to comfy with sucking from the teat again.
The end-result is more or less the same, once the information that you’re doing it is out, you’re out of luck. And if you become successful, people will definitely know. And if you’re doing something, you probably want to be successful. That’s why there’s not much in terms of alternate NSFW app stores.
I personally use Obtainium to download apks from source (including mine own app from this post), that’s the next best thing to an uncensored app store.
Some segmentation stuff seems close but they only separate objects, they don’t add objects. Best workflow I can think of with minimal editing is doing I2I, creating a mask for the new object, then using the mask on the original image.
Does this mean, that because you’re now liberated from the dimensions of the training data, that all training data will apply to all sizes? e.g. generated portrait images will be influenced by landscape training data.
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