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kinda settled on getting the CPU version of glaze to run under wine, which it does, but it's readily apparent that flat colours and toony stuff doesn't do well under the process
and now im wondering if i should say fuck it and accept that this is a new genre that i will call glazecore
to me it kinda looks like what happens when you drop jpeg artifacting into a puddle of water that has a bit of shimmering oil on the surface
i'll try to take a heavily compressed jpg pic of one of those puddles next time i come across one
Sadly, I doubt these techniques will do much. They are designed against published models, most of which are mostly trained and deployed using images scraped prior to publication. New models will have different process steps and architectures and there's no reason to believe the same set of adjustments will matter to them.
yeh its always ever going to be an arms race, but idk what else to do other than give up art altogether and i kinda dont want to do that
Wait ... the screwdriver was used to allow neutrons to escape to avoid super criticality... but that reflector is clearly down... Are we are looking at a dead nevrean...?
It's funny that you should mention that because lore wise the Eltus live next to a star that has unusually high radiation output and much of their planet is inhospitable to life.
They themselves are designed to survive harsh environments, like they were genetically engineered to be terraformists, so I would assume they at least have a little bit of rad hardening in their genes to even live where they are now.
Chicago here is just fine. He is a happy bird.
