Totally agree, I can definitely say I’ve found myself wishing for that more as I continue to use Svelte. I didn’t see it as necessary at first, but situations that could benefit from that have come up enough now that I’ve used it for a while
I immediately made the mistake of trying to migrate an entire existing medium-sized project. After failing miserably at that, I set up a fresh project a few versions back. Absolutely loved the built-in APIs. Speed difference was noticeable with plenty of tasks, especially the package manager—pretty fun to work with overall. I haven’t played with it enough to really determined what I don’t like about it yet
Is there a preferred guide, or maybe a community guide on running stable diffusion locally on Linux?
Automatic1111 is a commonly-used web ui for Stable Diffusion and is pretty quick to install. Not necessarily a guide, but it’s easy enough to get up and running.
I’m very close to releasing !lemmynade@lemm.ee for testing, and it has this! I know there’s a couple other apps out there that support this too. Mod resources are scarce right now, but us devs are hard at work to bring some great tools the table. I think this is one of the next big steps to seeing Lemmy thrive long-term. It’s only up from here!
something like !memes@lemmy.ml/281723 isn’t the best, but would at least make things more consistent across instances and could be formatted by apps and the web UI to look nicer
Yeah you might be right, not sure if migration will require any extra space but it’s possible. Some providers offer very cheap snapshots or backups and you could just make one while you attempt to migrate. If it doesn’t work, it would be easy to revert at least
There’s not much more of an option unless someone else knows of one, but at some point you will need more storage again and object storage is just cheaper than block storage
Media is likely what’s taking up the most space. Pict-rs supports object storage, at the least that would be more cost-effective (usually around $4 per month for 250gb) than scaling up your machine’s disk space
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Cool, glad one of them was helpful!
These are just standard rounded corners, I’m talking about the type of smooth rounded corners used in iOS