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:marseyyarn: Fast Stable Diffusion - Marsey Edition: Create AI Generated versions of Marsey even without a GPU! :!marseyrobot:

https://github.com/MarseyLivesMatter/fast-stable-diffusion-marsey-edition

								

								

This is based off @float-trip's excellent work training the model here: https://rdrama.net/h/marsey/post/104962/dreambooth-marseys-marseyastronaut-added-colab-instructions

Being an ardent Chromebook user I lack the use of a dedicated GPU :marseygiveup:, so I've been coping since forever by using Google Colab for anything that requires a GPU such as Stable Diffusion and whatnot

A couple of days ago someone released an optimised version of Stable Diffusion and I think you should be able to run Stable Diffusion on a free Google Colab account now :marseypoor:

Hence I decided to integrate @float-trip's model into the previously mentioned Colab notebook so the masses can now use it, so click on the shiny button below if you want to give it a go:

Open in Colab

If you're new to this I'll try my best to simplify the steps to get it to work:

1. Click on the "Open in Colab" button above

2. Click on Runtime -> Change Runtime Type

![](https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841352480670955.webp)

3. Change the Hardware Accelerator to GPU

![](https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841352488542595.webp)

4. Click on Runtime -> Run All

![](https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841352495220432.webp)

5. Wait for the processes to run and complete and you'll get a link to access a user interface for you to enter your prompts

![](https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841352501456425.webp)

6. Click on it and you can now generate AI Marseys

![](https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841352507022142.webp)

Take note that you'll need to enter "sks cat" instead of "Marsey" in your prompts like so:

https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841352512638617.webp

Unfortunately I didn't get a good result that time round :marseyitsover:

Some cherrypicked results and the respective prompts:

photo of sks cat as a gardener

https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841352576627433.webp

close up of sks cat in front of fairytale steam punk village, snow covered, winter, matte painting, by michael whelan

https://i.rdrama.net/images/168413525819467.webp

kawaii sks cat with colorful background trending on artstation, 8 k, highly detailed and intricate

https://i.rdrama.net/images/168413525877514.webp

a wholesome animation key shot of a sks cat seated on top of a roof with tiles, the sks cat is looking into the horizon, medium shot, studio ghibli, pixar and disney animation, sharp, rendered in unreal engine 5, anime key art by greg rutkowski, bloom, dramatic lighting, golden hour, very warm colors

https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841352592755861.webp

studio portrait still of muppet !!!!!sks cat !!!!!! as a muppet muppet as a muppet, 8k, studio lighting, key light -C 13 -s 150

https://i.rdrama.net/images/1684135259787219.webp

If you need to steal some inspiration for prompts:

https://prompthero.com/

https://promptomania.com/prompt-builder/

https://aitextpromptgenerator.com/

There are probably bugs here and there because I'm retarded :marseybrainlet: so let me know if you get any errors

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ok redpill me on chromebooks

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It probably takes some time to get used to it but I'll quote @SodaJerk here:

They're compact, cheap, have a snappy, super lightweight OS, and encourage good data management practices. I don't do any graphic design or play video games so why would I buy and store a bloatmachine?

If I need to run something that's Windows only I just RDP into my Windows PC but I like the Chromebook because it's lightweight and has a good battery life

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It's also a great entry into the world of non windows computers. It's super easy to use and then people discover how garbage windows is by comparison.

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Yeah for real, I think I only used Linux-based OSes back in college but you're kinda forced to have to use it to get the most out of a chromebook and I grew to love it. Windows feels extremely sluggish in comparison and sometimes I want to kill myself using it now lmao

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