The kittens are so adorable! Enjoy them as kittens - they grow up so fast.

Happy New Years to you and the cats! Hope all are doing great.

Enjoying the solution ideas. And if you don't mind me with additional foods for thought... References are fine within an entity, as there's control and knowledge over it's availability and existence. But

Easy storage and retrieval of information or documents, I agree, is very ineffective when managed by a file / folder type of means. But, before shooting headlong into blockchain or AI, most use cases can

Ye ol' palm finger of the 1950s.. who could forget that? :) I'm running a self-hosted Stable Diffusion, so there's no CLIP text encode word filters. It must be that they didn't include many smoking photos

The prompt was: 1man mechanic, standing beside an old 1950s car, smoking cigarette, dirty overalls I'm finding it difficult to get anyone to smoke a cigarette. Did the internet get purged of smoking photos

Maybe AI knows something about hands we are not aware of. For instance, it seems mechanics in the 1950s had hands SO strong, they could dent a car hood with just their thumb! Learn something new every

I noticed that too! So, then I start adding weights to brute force more attention. In Stable Diffusion (cigar in mouth:1.2) or (cigar:1.2) In MidJourney cigar::2 Then other aspects get ignored. Kinda like

A little title mix up lol. Always enjoy the Hive o' Cats, but also lately been doing some AI in Stable Diffusion, so the MidJourney topic is cool as well. Prompting isn't as easy as it looks. The Yeti

Those are nice renders. Glad to see you were able to work with SDXL on a 4GB graphics card. Have you tried ComfyUI as your front-end yet? It's a bit faster and resource friendly on low VRAM rigs. But because

The first shot of Cleo looks like he's sitting at a computer, looking at the screen. Great photos!

I noticed the same dream goal(s) pursuit you describe. Where in my mind there's a straight path to accomplish a particular thing, but at the same time there's a circular, repeating pattern that stalls

Personally, I don't give over any computing device to a third party. However, it does require you figure out how to fix it yourself, or recover data. No easy way to choose between trusted third party and

Hey @wesphilbin ! Great to get a wake up ping from you. I'm still here and trying to break through to posting articles, rather than just curation. Tons of ideas and I am sure the advice at this point is

Finally... Yay! Integrations via Java is brilliant. Enterprise software contains a massive, mind blowing amount of Java and adding integrations somewhat dictates a Java stack to help preserve a more unified

Have you considered DigitalOcean, Linode or Vultr? No free tier, but for $5 you get a modest Virtual Private Server, and Vultr has $2.50/mo (IP6 only) or $3.50/mo if you can run everything on 0.5 GB RAM.

Ahh ok. I thought the app may be a project for yourself or your own company. It's important to have the companies you provide to, fully backing the technologies you choose. Can't go wrong with JS front

Nice rundown of your thoughts when trying to assemble a tech stack. I can totally relate to the whirlwind of choices out there and trying to match them up to what would work and what you'd possibly enjoy

I'm noticing recently, I value items much more that I craft myself. And surprised at how DIY is of growing fascination to me, across an ever expanding spectrum of products and services. The "mass

It's an excellent choice to go battery for the smaller engines. I crank n crank and crank to get my blower started to the point I'm half exhausted before I even start lol. 2 cycles engines you just can't