I've been reading more into training (mostly for wan2.1) lately and noticed this optimizer as an option in ai-toolkit as well as in diffusion-pipe.
Aside from just trying to read through and understand the source code, does anyone know of any documentation on how this is supposed to work or recommended usage/parameters? I can't seem to find anything to learn more about it in my cursory searching.
Hi, just to let you know we don't allow x.com links, but you can swap it to a https://xcancel.com/ or https://archive.is/ version of the link, or a screenshot instead.
Updated, but...while I'm kind of annoyed by Twitter's sporadic paywalls and I can at least understand where you're coming from, this isn't in the instance rules that I can see; I had to go searching for the poll to find it. I use communities on a ton of instances; I guarantee that I'm never gonna remember which specific instance doesn't do links to a specific domain.
Have you guys considered running some kind of an x.com-to-archive.is link-posting bot or something like that? That way, users don't need to remember policy like that. We had a bunch of subreddits back on Reddit that ran bots for things like AMP links.
I'm not familiar with it, but it sounds like this is the guy who does ai-toolkit talking about it:
https://archive.is/plKgZ
EDIT: Updated x.com link to archive.is indirect link.
Hi, just to let you know we don't allow x.com links, but you can swap it to a https://xcancel.com/ or https://archive.is/ version of the link, or a screenshot instead.
Thanks.
Updated, but...while I'm kind of annoyed by Twitter's sporadic paywalls and I can at least understand where you're coming from, this isn't in the instance rules that I can see; I had to go searching for the poll to find it. I use communities on a ton of instances; I guarantee that I'm never gonna remember which specific instance doesn't do links to a specific domain.
Have you guys considered running some kind of an x.com-to-archive.is link-posting bot or something like that? That way, users don't need to remember policy like that. We had a bunch of subreddits back on Reddit that ran bots for things like AMP links.