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ClearThe government lies to you about every major topic!
(except space)
I recommend playing around with the /settings prompt and tinkering with the options available.
I usually cycle between versions i.e. Midjourney 4, Midjourney 5, and Niji 5.
I also usually set "Style" to low - it helps me retain my own style more independently from influence of Midjourney's data. But setting this higher can be in your best interest if you are not using image prompts of your own designs.
And on that point, I recommend including links to images when using the /imagine prompt as that can help inform the style and direction you're aiming for.
I also enjoy using the /blend prompt for more aimless experimentation. The outputs from repeatedly blending images together can be very novel and stimulating.
Here are some articles that help explain some of these settings:
https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/midjourney-niji-new-expressive-mode-is-incredible-a1c61068f9c9
The government lies to you about every major topic!
(except space)
I recommend playing around with the /settings prompt and tinkering with the options available.
I usually cycle between versions i.e. Midjourney 4, Midjourney 5, and Niji 5.
I also usually set "Style" to low - it helps me retain my own style more independently from influence of Midjourney's data. But setting this higher can be in your best interest if you are not using image prompts of your own designs.
And on that point, I recommend including links to images when using the /imagine prompt as that can help inform the style and direction you're aiming for.
I also enjoy using the /blend prompt for more aimless experimentation. The outputs from repeatedly blending images together can be very novel and stimulating.
Here are some articles that help explain some of these settings:
https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/midjourney-niji-new-expressive-mode-is-incredible-a1c61068f9c9
new version of boostpow-cpuminer
See https://github.com/pow-co/boostpow-cpuminer/ for instructions on how to compile and run.
You can run it with docker or compile it yourself.
- websockets won't crash the program if it fails to connect
- fix confusion that results from a script with more than one output of which some are redeemed but not all.
Please run it and try to increase your income! If you have trouble boost it so that we know how to make it easier.
I recommend playing around with the /settings prompt and tinkering with the options available.
I usually cycle between versions i.e. Midjourney 4, Midjourney 5, and Niji 5.
I also usually set "Style" to low - it helps me retain my own style more independently from influence of Midjourney's data. But setting this higher can be in your best interest if yo uare not using image prompts of your own designs.
And on that point, I recommend including links to images when using the /imagine prompt as that can help inform the style and direction you're aiming for.
I also enjoy using the /blend prompt for more aimless experimentation. The outputs from repeatedly blending images together can be very novel and stimulating.
Here are some articlse that help explain some of these settings:
https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/midjourney-niji-new-expressive-mode-is-incredible-a1c61068f9c9
new version of boostpow-cpuminer
See https://github.com/pow-co/boostpow-cpuminer/ for instructions on how to compile and run.
You can run it with docker or compile it yourself.
- websockets won't crash the program if it fails to connect
- fix confusion that results from a script with more than one output of which some are redeemed but not all.
Please run it and try to increase your income! If you have trouble boost it so that we know how to make it easier.
I recommend playing around with the /settings prompt and tinkering with the options available.
I usually cycle between versions i.e. Midjourney 4, Midjourney 5, and Niji 5.
I also usually set "Style" to low - it helps me retain my own style more independently from influence of Midjourney's data. But setting this higher can be in your best interest if yo uare not using image prompts of your own designs.
And on that point, I recommend including links to images when using the /imagine prompt as that can help inform the style and direction you're aiming for.
I also enjoy using the /blend prompt for more aimless experimentation. The outputs from repeatedly blending images together can be very novel and stimulating.
Here are some articlse that help explain some of these settings:
https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/midjourney-niji-new-expressive-mode-is-incredible-a1c61068f9c9
When I tried to make this there was no signature and the webpage didn't redirect me so I had to find the txid in the console.
When I tried to make this there was no signature and the webpage didn't redirect me so I had to find the txid in the console.
new version of boostpow-cpuminer
See https://github.com/pow-co/boostpow-cpuminer/ for instructions on how to compile and run.
You can run it with docker or compile it yourself.
- websockets won't crash the program if it fails to connect
- fix confusion that results from a script with more than one output of which some are redeemed but not all.
Please run it and try to increase your income! If you have trouble boost it so that we know how to make it easier.
new version of boostpow-cpuminer
See https://github.com/pow-co/boostpow-cpuminer/ for instructions on how to compile and run.
You can run it with docker or compile it yourself.
- websockets won't crash the program if it fails to connect
- fix confusion that results from a script with more than one output of which some are redeemed but not all.
Please run it and try to increase your income! If you have trouble boost it so that we know how to make it easier.
new version of boostpow-cpuminer
See https://github.com/pow-co/boostpow-cpuminer/ for instructions.
You can run it with docker or compile it yourself.
- websockets won't crash the program if it fails to connect
- fix confusion that results from a script with more than one output of which some are redeemed but not all.
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That's how I felt when I met Nick Szabo.
This post was made at 1707 UTC on 2023.05.02 and immediately boosted to difficulty of 2.069 using 3 separate boost transactions with difficulties of 1, 1, & 0.069.