@liuliu 8. A way to download new models in background. I think it can do that, but it’s not obvious that you can close the window while it’s still downloading. And there’s no notification the download is finished. So, just in case, you stay there and look at the progress bar until done.

@Microsoft I didn’t look at Bing in years. Now, of course, I had to, and boy it’s one of the most confusing organizations of information I’ve ever seen.

The presence of #GTP4 interface makes it even more confusing.

@liuliu Thank you for keep delivering a wonderful #stablediffusion distribution on iOS and macOS for free. @drawthingsapp is making massive progress.

A few things I hope to see in the future:

@liuliu 1. A different way to expose the seed. If you come from any other on-premises or SaaS distribution (A1111, InvokeAI, Dream Studio), you are used to seeing -1 as the random initial seed. in @drawthingsapp you already see a generated number which might be confusing for newcomers

@liuliu @drawthingsapp 2. A way to explain what each icon does. You did an admirable job in cramming so many controls in the limited iPhone real estate, but it really takes a long time to memorize and master what each icon does. If you don’t use the app for a few days you end up “wait, what was that?”

@liuliu 3. More clear icons (or a different approach) for prompt manipulation. The icons for full text selection, positioning at the beginning & end of the prompt, and the “robot” are really hard to figure out. I bet people don’t try them in fear of messing up with their prompts.

RT @wongmjane: …

Boy, it’s confusing

“We have integrated the most advanced concept translator and explainer humankind has ever invented in our browser. But, look, we have also changed the window so it has rounded corners.”

#priorities, @Microsoft.

If you just suffered a massive data breach, increasing the constraints on your free tier offering is NOT a good idea.