AI Horde
Does the above image look scary? If so, you might just just be a software developer! The above is the result of a long-time coming, but massive pull request to standardize the formatting of the AI Horde code. I’ve been meaning to do this ever since I discovered the
AI Horde
Today I am excited to announce that I have deployed a new feature which allows you to specify a webhook when requesting a generation on the AI Horde. If you do that, once each generation is completed on the AI Horde, it will send POST request to the specified url,
AI Horde
One very useful feature I’ve been meaning to support for the AI Horde for a while has been request batching. Request batching is the function to generate multiple Stable Diffusion images in parallel, by using internal mechanism to the ML libraries, instead of splitting them into multiple processes. Due
Fediseer
I noticed recently that a few instances are just issuing counter-censures on the Fediseer just to be able to reply to the censures they received from others. While I get the need to say your piece, I didn’t like this utilization. So I wanted to provide an official way
AI Horde
Finally 2024 is here and this allowed me a bit of free time to work on some of my NLNet tasks. The first thing on my list to tackle was adding LCM support on the AI Horde as it provides massively reduced steps, which for a crowdsourced service like ours,
AI Horde
Back in July I first discovered NLNet and decided to apply for their NGI Zero Core grant to help me help me continue developing the AI Horde. Today I’m excited to announce that the AI Horde has officially been greenlit as one of the projects which will receive the
AI Horde
The AI Horde has turned one year old. I take a look back in all that’s happened since.