Sdxl was 3 models too. Base, refiner and vae.

Cascade is 3. Lores, hires, vae.

…and that’s why the person you originally replied to asked their question. General popularity is generally a bad proxy metric for personal preference.

Is it impossible to like things outside the mainstream?

Only works if you can start a cycle on power on. My machine will just sit there waiting for someone to press the go button.

I do use the timer delay to run the wash cycle when the power is cheap. I’d really like it if I could set it as “ready to go” and something else give it the “go” when the power is cheap.

Once I have that, it’s also useful to have something to tell me there’s wet washing that needs to be unloaded.

If my washing machine was older I could do all of this with a remote power switch and sensor, but because my washing machine has touch buttons instead of click/clacks, I can’t. Turning the power on just makes it wait for a button press.

It would be far better if somebody sold a single VPN device for the mass public to be able to access home devices. Something wireguard based could be so simple for people to use. Even better if your ISP had this as a standard feature which they made easy to setup Then none of these devices would have an excuse to go out to the company’s servers. Any that did would be obviously spying and they could be shamed.

Containers are the ultimate “works for me” in software development. My experience it makes for more fragile software that depends on its environment being perfect and nothing else will do.

Rocm is the Radeon Open Compute … Something begining with m. It’s the libraries that AMD write to divert workloads to your GPU.

I have a 7600 and I’m finding things a bit bleeding edge (on Linux). I highly recommend making sure you’re on the latest 7.6.1 of Rocm and make sure the version of pytorch you’re using is a recent nightly that uses 7.6. earlier versions didn’t support the 7xxx series.

If you’re on windows, I think thinks can work differently.

Going to share the config?