Best Of Fediverse

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/960191

> Why YSK: Getting along in a new social environment is easier if you understand the role you've been invited into. > > ---- > > It has been said that "if you're not paying for the service, you're not the customer, you're the product." > > It has also been said that "the customer is always right". > > Right here and now, you're neither the customer nor the product. > > You're a person interacting with a website, alongside a lot of other people. > > You're using a service that you aren't being charged for; but that service isn't part of a scheme to profit off of your creativity or interests, either. Rather, you're participating in a social activity, hosted by a group of awesome people. > > You've probably interacted with other nonprofit Internet services in the past. Wikipedia is a standard example: it's one of the most popular websites in the world, but it's not operated for profit: the servers are paid-for by a US nonprofit corporation that takes donations, and almost all of the actual work is volunteer. You might have noticed that Wikipedia consistently puts out high-quality information about all sorts of things. It has community drama and disputes, but those problems don't imperil the service itself. > > The folks who run public Lemmy instances have invited us to use their stuff. They're not business people trying to make a profit off of your activity, but they're also not business people trying to sell you a thing. This is, so far, a volunteer effort: lots of people pulling together to make this thing happen. > > Treat them well. Treat the service well. Do awesome things.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/3440

> This is a copy of /r/stablediffusion wiki to help people who need access to that information > > --- > > Howdy and welcome to r/stablediffusion! I'm u/Sandcheeze and I have collected these resources and links to help enjoy Stable Diffusion whether you are here for the first time or looking to add more customization to your image generations. > > If you'd like to show support, feel free to send us kind words or check out our Discord. Donations are appreciated, but not necessary as you being a great part of the community is all we ask for. > > Note: The community resources provided here are not endorsed, vetted, nor provided by Stability AI. > > #Stable Diffusion > > ## Local Installation > Active Community Repos/Forks to install on your PC and keep it local. > > ## Online Websites > Websites with usable Stable Diffusion right in your browser. No need to install anything. > > ## Mobile Apps > Stable Diffusion on your mobile device. > > # Tutorials > Learn how to improve your skills in using Stable Diffusion even if a beginner or expert. > > # Dream Booth > How-to train a custom model and resources on doing so. > > # Models > Specially trained towards certain subjects and/or styles. > > # Embeddings > Tokens trained on specific subjects and/or styles. > > # Bots > Either bots you can self-host, or bots you can use directly on various websites and services such as Discord, Reddit etc > > # 3rd Party Plugins > SD plugins for programs such as Discord, Photoshop, Krita, Blender, Gimp, etc. > > # Other useful tools > * Diffusion Toolkit - Image viewer/organizer that scans your images for PNGInfo generated. > * Pixiz Morphing - Easily transition between 2 photos. > * Bulk Image Resizing Made Easy 2.0 > > #Community > > ## Games > > * PictionAIry : (Video|2-6 Players) - The image guessing game where AI does the drawing! > > ## Podcasts > > * This is Not An AI Art Podcast - Doug Smith talks about Ai Art and provides the prompts/workflow on his site. > > > # Databases or Lists > > * AiArtApps > * Stable Diffusion Akashic Records > * Questianon's SD Updates 1 > * Questianon's SD Updates 2 > * SW-Yw's Stable Diffusion Repo List > * Plonk's SD Model List (NSFW) > * Nightkall's Useful Lists > * Civitai \- Website with a list of custom models. > > Still updating this with more links as I collect them all here. > > # FAQ > > ## How do I use Stable Diffusion? > > * Check out our guides section above! > > ## Will it run on my machine? > > * Stable Diffusion requires a 4GB+ VRAM GPU to run locally. However, much beefier graphics cards (10, 20, 30 Series Nvidia Cards) will be necessary to generate high resolution or high step images. However, anyone can run it online through DreamStudio or hosting it on their own GPU compute cloud server. > * Only Nvidia cards are officially supported. > * AMD support is available here unofficially. > * Apple M1 Chip support is available here unofficially. > * Intel based Macs currently do not work with Stable Diffusion. > > ## How do I get a website or resource added here? > > *If you have a suggestion for a website or a project to add to our list, or if you would like to contribute to the wiki, please don't hesitate to reach out to us via modmail or message me.