Beginner's guide to Stable Diffusion workflows
A Reddit guide explains the components of Stable Diffusion workflows using MiniMax H3 as an example, written in simple language for beginners.
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Reddit user builds subtitles Skill for videos
A Reddit user developed a Skill to add subtitles to Reddit videos and tested it on a random video, sharing results in r/StableDiffusion. The post received 32 upvotes and 6 comments.
r/StableDiffusion·4 hours ago
RefMod: Faster alternative to LoRA training for character consistency
RefMod uses image references to create a .safetensors file from 22 images, loadable into a custom node for consistent characters in videos. Early tests suggest it's faster than LoRA training but not as good.
r/StableDiffusion·4 hours ago
Apple research challenges reasoning claims in LLMs
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Debate persists over defining large language models and reinforcement learning
Timnit Gebru·5 hours agoGrok 4.7 momentum question pondered
Robert Scoble·5 hours ago
Bender re-ups 'stochastic parrots' defense amid discourse
Emily M. Bender·5 hours agoEnterprise RAG: Permissions belong in the assembly context
A New Stack analysis argues that RAG systems must enforce permissions at query assembly time, not just at indexing, to prevent stale access. Example: a user leaving finance at 9 a.m. can still pull finance documents for 17 hours until the nightly sync.
The New Stack·5 hours ago
AI animation transforms Goku in Dragon Ball Z parody
A Reddit user shared an AI-generated animation testing character sheets that transform one character into another, featuring Goku. The creator notes it's a parody and plans more serious work next.
r/StableDiffusion·5 hours ago
