Thank God for the rain which has helped wash the garbage and trash off the sidewalks. I’m working a single now, which means stretch-shifts, six to six, sometimes six to eight in the a.m., six days a week. It’s a hustle, but it keeps me busy. I can take in three to three-fifty a week, more with skims. I work the whole city, up, down, don’t make no difference to me – does to some. Some won’t take spooks – Hell, don’t make no difference to me. They’re all animals anyway. All the animals come out at night: Whores, skunk pussies, buggers, queens, fairies, dopers, junkies, sick, venal. Someday a real rain will come and wash all this scum off the streets.
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Trained on 55 photos, 768x512, 5500 steps, 1 epoch, NO CAPTIONS.
Rename to ¨ch3ck3rc4b.safetensors¨ to match prompts.
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It's been over a year and I don't know if OP is still active, but this LORA deserves a thumb up:
- because it's still an excellent LORA
- for the quote from Taxi Driver
thanks! just active as a user now, when XL came out I stopped training.
cool pics. so what is this whole thing?
"chaotic snappintricate intricate aaaaaaaabeautiful granesses intricate muh acclaimed plaques reopened goldenglobes okay respectively"
I know, those lines sound completely nuts 🤪!
Actually those parts of the prompt are the work of an AUTOMATIC1111 extension, PEZ Dispenser, which claims to be able to compress a long, complex prompt (or even the style of an image) into a sequence of expressions ("words", emoji, or individual characters) largely unintelligible to humans but perfectly interpretable by the SD model. This compression process often works, and the results are comparable to those of the long prompt, saving a lot of tokens. I usually use the extension for individual parts of the prompt, where I've seen it give good results.
@avernalvigil oh I see, never heard of it, will check it out. thanks!