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TheLastBen
Make notebooks universal
This makes all notebooks universal.
Instead of just using the colab folders, this uses os.getcwd() to get the folder it's started in and sets working_dir to that, then bases everything else off of working_dir.
This is a great idea, but what about the two dependencies files? Paperspace, uses Python 3.9 by default, but it seems Colab uses 3.7. Currently, the dependencies folder is set to extract to the python3.7 folder.
@swcrazyfan Good catch, it's fixed now.
Cool! I'm actually specifically referring to the dependency installs. However, everything you fixed was also necessary! For example, the current notebook calls for two 7z files that extract into the python folder rather than installing them individually.
TheLastBen shared a notebook he's working on in an issue I shared about it. The only issue is that Paperspace's connection to GitHub is like 10x slower than Colab, so the dependencies install quite slow. He made a cell in the notebook with all dependencies.
You can see his first notebook here: https://github.com/TheLastBen/fast-stable-diffusion/issues/156
So I'm kinda stuck on the dependencies 7z stuff. I could install the dependencies from their folder using pip, so that wouldn't be an issue. However, I'm not sure what I could do with the stuff inside site-packages, but not inside another subfolder, like clip.egg-link. Additionally, clip.egg-link references /content/src/clip, and I have no idea how many other things like that I'd have to adjust, or how I would adjust it.
Any ideas @swcrazyfan?
Honestly, I don't know what to do either. It looks like @TheLastBen is intending to speed up the install process, but it also makes it hard to modify for other platforms.
@TheLastBen is it possible for you to list the requirements somewhere so we can manually edit the notebooks? Your stuff is too awesome to only have available on Colab! It's really been amazing, and I truly appreciate your work.
@swcrazyfan thank you, these days I'm doing many changes on the notebooks, especially the Dreambooth one, making it universal right could cause some conflicts, but as soon as most of the new features are implemented and stable, I intend to make exclusive notebooks for each platform.
I think I agree with making separate notebooks. The environments can be quite different on each platform, and one little change could mess it up.
I guess what I'd like to offer is making the notebooks first for Dreambooth but also for the others, once I have time. It seems like @askiiart is also down to help.
I think I agree with making separate notebooks. The environments can be quite different on each platform, and one little change could mess it up.
I guess what I'd like to offer is making the notebooks first for Dreambooth but also for the others, once I have time. It seems like @askiiart is also down to help.
id love to help as well.
It would make most sense to make readme say that this code only supports colab - and use askiiart's fork if you want local version.
also noteworthy -WebUI https://github.com/XavierXiao/Dreambooth-Stable-Diffusion/issues/79
https://github.com/x-CK-x/Dreambooth-WebUI https://github.com/smy20011/dreambooth-gui
UPDATE https://github.com/daveschumaker/artbot-for-stable-diffusion
And apparently @swcrazyfan made a functioning Dreambooth notebook for paperspace here!
Edit: Just realized that's "in progress"... oops
@TheLastBen There's a also a lot of issues popping up asking about a local version, a paperspace version, etc. Maybe add a section in the readme or info in the Todo section about it?
I will, the main holdback is that other services don't offer forms (check boxes and others) like colab does, and my colabs would be almost unusable without that, that's why the local version is only in colab : https://colab.research.google.com/github/TheLastBen/fast-stable-diffusion/blob/main/Local_fast_DreamBooth-Win.ipynb
I will, the main holdback is that other services don't offer forms (check boxes and others) like colab does, and my colabs would be almost unusable without that, that's why the local version is only in colab : https://colab.research.google.com/github/TheLastBen/fast-stable-diffusion/blob/main/Local_fast_DreamBooth-Win.ipynb
@TheLastBen Sir i will Send you a 20 on pateron or cash app to put it in on paper space, ill even then take your markdowns and notate them to make it more friendly on paperspace ive spent too much time trying to do this myself.. i wanna get back to making art.
I'd even be willing to subscribe to a monthly fee help keep it updated.
Again I could ask another author if your too busy or someone that has a similar fork but I like yours
You can't use Collab ?
not reliably, i tend to get cut off a lot and random restarts.
if its too much trouble i understand, or if it would take more email me at [email protected] and we can talk about that, I've tried to use the mentioned pulls but keep getting syntax errors (indents or magic cell becoming magic line due to mark down being on there.
with papers space i can pay 8 bucks and reliably start a machine begin training and walk away. and as ive stated id be more then happy to edit the asthetics and add notations to make it more user friendly i just need something that will run :D
@nawnie Paperspace doesn't have anything special (like Colab has gdrive), it's basically just a hosted local runtime, right?
@nawnie Paperspace doesn't have anything special (like Colab has gdrive), it's basically just a hosted local runtime, right?
yes as far as I know. I did try pulling your files (askiiart) but still got a bunch of syntax errors
it has a /storage/ to store things between notebooks, useful if running more then one machine but thats all i think
If I may interject, the code for this universal notebook shouldn't be in one giant notebook but rather placed in external .py files and imported into the notebook. Otherwise the notebook will become monolithic.
I WILL PORT THIS DREAMBOOTH NOTEBOOK TO PAPERSPACE FOR $150
I take the "free" out of "free software"
I have a feeling you already have one. sorry at 150 i may as well just buy the collab credits, wouldnt mind putting that much out over time for support however.
[askiiart] has already done the hard part, while i have your attention though ty for the textual inversion for paperspace :D