The time has come for a little presentation. After regular work, I tried to merge some tools which can help me to work on this blog. I took a month to have…
Tag: ai
Comprehensive Resource Lists for Flux Artists
The list of artists’ names for use with Flux has been compiled by a Reddit user. To access this comprehensive resource, you can visit this cheatsheet website. In addition to the direct…
Draw Things and Flux.1
Improved Performance with Draw Things and Flux I’ve recently had the chance to explore the capabilities of Draw Things, a versatile drawing software that boasts an impressive range of features, including support…
New toys tested – Whisper and Flux
I have briefly tested Whisper locally, basically following the instructions: https://github.com/openai/whisper, I’m very satisfied with results and speed, but not sure where I can use it yet. Flux is a very hot…
Ollama Tools support
The latest updates to the Ollama 0.3.0 and Llama 3.1 platforms have brought forth a significant enhancement – the ability to utilize external tools within their frameworks. It has already been implemented…
ComfyUI – intro
Today, I spent some time exploring ComfyUI, beginning with a tutorial series available at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXS4AwfYDUi5wW_Uo2nj90guu-_hUl96x. I added a Manager for missing nodes from the dropped-in images, a feature that is particularly beneficial…
StableDiffusion – intro
My beginnings with Stable Diffusion in Python made me to test different models. I test models from HuggingFace, and recently from Civitai. Models are pretrained or in form of LORAs, the last…
Experience the Power of Parallel Concurrency and Multiple Model Support in Ollama 0.2: A Leap Forward for AI Efficiency
The latest version of Ollama, version 0.2, has been released! This update brings a significant enhancement to the platform – concurrency is now enabled by default. Unveiling Two Major Features: Parallel Requests…