Reddit user asks how to use Minimax H3 as an image edit model

Apollo is trained on roughly 600 million historical Greek words from manuscripts, papyri, and inscriptions, and fills in gaps in tattered papyrus fragments with statistically likely words. It will be free to academics via a chatbot interface.

A Reddit user reports smudged faces and degraded brickwork detail when generating video with H3 on an RTX 5070 Ti, even with a prompt describing a woman walking down a UK street with passing cars and people. They note too many workflows were used to show just one.

Reddit users on r/StableDiffusion report Ideogram 4.5 showing up in the model menu, listed twice. No official announcement or release notes accompany the listing, leaving users to ask whether it is a beta.

A Reddit user on the Pro+ tier says four prompts consumed 5% of their weekly quota after reset, including 2% burned on a single simple prompt. They report usage felt nearly undrainable before the reset.

Jun Kim, creator and maintainer of oMLX, has joined Hugging Face to work on the MLX community. The move places the open-source MLX tooling project under Hugging Face's umbrella.

Free open-source dashboard reads the same official usage endpoints as the Claude Code and Codex CLIs, showing the 5-hour session, weekly, and per-model weekly windows for every account on one page. Tokens are encrypted at rest when signed in or stay in the browser otherwise, and it can be self-hosted.