I assume it's more or less the same as as running sd on your pc, with the title being a contrast to other hosted services (which can be more restrictive about prompts).
Currently, https://healthydiffusion.com/recent contains a lot more nudity (and pepe the frog) than you usually see on these types of websites.
They’re just misinformed. I have seen lots of these “urban myths” from people trying to guess how the model works. In this instance, not realizing that there’s no explicit text-only filter; rather a vision-classifier based method that doesn’t explicitly encode any celebrities, but rather features relating to pornography, bigotry, etc.
A bit off-topic, but I am mad impressed at how much lexica.art improved their performance in such a short amount of time (most likely, due to the recent funding they got). Their website used to be very laggy and slow on my pretty beefy desktop even for basic stuff like scrolling down, not even mentioning mobile performance.
Just opened the link on my phone again, and wow, it is blazing fast, even for non-trivial operations. Mad congrats to the team, as the product itself is extremely valuable.
No plans really, I was just very frustrated with not being able to quickly run a sentence through sd and get an image back even with the huge number of tools that already exist.
Understand, to be fair, not aware of any other service running with NSFW turned off, though have not really searched for it since you’re able to run it locally. Imagining running this for free is expensive though, you should just charge for it, or are least charge at cost; assuming there’s not other service with NSFW turned off.
Staying obvious, likely significant risk to running SD with NSFW turned off, but also not trying to run a service with it off.
I would also not be caching/hosting the outputs, just make it clear to the user it’s generated once and they need to save it locally, or it’s gone.
Static results are served directly from Nginx including index.html (I was worried about hn hug of death) everything else is on unicorn/rails/sql/custom python scripts/etc.
Oh, no I get it. It's true, the original stable diffusion repo does have filters, however there are many versions that you can run locally, usually with the filters turned off.
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[ 3.3 ms ] story [ 85.6 ms ] threadI tried with Chrome on Android Mobile.
Edit: All fixed, thank you both!
OP: How did you make this? Which version / flavor of SD is it using?
It seems to be slowing down or broken, it worked a few times and now the creation gif just spins forever. I anticipate an incoming HN hug of death.
[1] tap and hold on Android, I would assume. Haven’t used one in years
Currently, https://healthydiffusion.com/recent contains a lot more nudity (and pepe the frog) than you usually see on these types of websites.
Here are some examples, but obviously if you use the specific celebrity name you’re more likely to get more narrow results:
- https://lexica.art/?q=Celebrity
Here are Trump examples:
- https://lexica.art/?q=Trump
Just opened the link on my phone again, and wow, it is blazing fast, even for non-trivial operations. Mad congrats to the team, as the product itself is extremely valuable.
So, yet to have any prompts not load and confirmed NSFW prompts appear to work. Loading animation is way too much:
https://healthydiffusion.com/img/spinner-512.gif
Staying obvious, likely significant risk to running SD with NSFW turned off, but also not trying to run a service with it off.
I would also not be caching/hosting the outputs, just make it clear to the user it’s generated once and they need to save it locally, or it’s gone.
Well, technically it does, but you can see/use the image just fine, it just doesn't make it onto the front page.
And yes, knew of phantasmagoria, but didn’t realize they had NSFW filters off; tested it, NSFW filters appear to be off.
Can't complain about that.