~ / cmdr2

projects: freebird, easy diffusion

hacks: carbon editor, torchruntime, findstarlink

  • #blog
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Great post on why a “work-in-progress” notes blog is useful - https://gregorygundersen.com/blog/2020/01/12/why-research-blog/ This is exactly why I (re)started this blog. This blog is mainly a way to share the notes that I take when working on problems. I’ve always written huge volumes of notes (privately) when working through problems, but making them public has forced me to: Work through them with more rigor and detail (since they’ll be public). Structure them better. Catch and fix biases. Tackle large topics through a series of posts over time. Write them in a way that I can revisit later on and remember what I was thinking (instead of a giant messy blob of notes). It is important though to avoid the trap of feeling productive by publishing notes, instead of finally “shipping” the actual thing that you were meant to finish.

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  • #blog

Development update for Easy Diffusion - It’s chugging along in starts and stops. Broadly, there are three tracks: Maintenance: The past few months have seen increased support for AMD, Intel and integrated GPUs. This includes AMD on Windows. Added support for the new AMD 9060/9070 cards last week, and the new NVIDIA 50xx cards in March. Flux to the main branch / release v3.5 to stable: Right now, Flux / v3.5 still requires you to enable ED beta first. And then install Forge. Last week I got Flux working in our main engine (with decent rendering speed). It still needs more work to support all the different models formats for Flux. Using Forge was a temporary arrangement, until Flux worked in our main engine.