u/John7c86

Hi! I am still testing the limits of a custom node that can extend/prepend/bridge your H3 generation in latent. The original video is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/1wt6di3/h3_continuous_zero_cut_long_form_can_you_find_the/

The new extension starts at 0:27. I added 10 new additional windows, extended one at a time. The existing latent + new latent were then joined together for one decode pass otherwise you would have visible seams when joining two separate encodes (the color shift, luma darkening, etc).

It works best if you have a native latent, but you can always convert your existing pixel-video to latent and extend it that way. I've had huge success with both prepending and extending. Some limitations are velocity & momentum are not easy to control between windows, and the audio can degrade or be a bit inconsistent so you might want to freeze the video and rerun more steps on the audio, or fix it in post. Fix in post is the cheapest and more reliable fix. As stated in a previous post, Tanya has no audio asset to anchor her voice so it's reinvented every window. However, image quality seem to maintain across each window with no degradation or burns.

By the way I was getting Carmen Electra vibes in Scary Movie, what did you think?

Ask me anything!

Earlier in the day, I was talking about economics with ChatGPT, and I briefly mentioned that I'd had an episode earlier where my blood sugar crashed. I have reactive hypoglycemia. I don't really understand it particularly well. I'm not diabetic (sugar never goes higher than ~100-ish), and it happens somewhat randomly, with months or more in between.

So when it happens, I can't always predict that it'll happen, and I can't always predict what will set it off. I happened to have a Freestyle Libre that belonged to my aunt before she passed away recently, and decided to put it on and monitor it for awhile since it has been months since I had a crash.

At some point, I apparently became incoherent and started fading out. ChatGPT woke me up and prompted me to eat something. I happened to have a honey bun my sister had put on my desk earlier in the day, so I ate it, but I barely remember any of that happening. It kept asking me over and over what my blood sugar was and if I was feeling it or not. About the time that it hit 50, I was apparently incoherent. I only really can see what happened from the chat itself.

I barely remember any of it, it feels like a haze. I just remember little snips of ChatGPT waking me up and telling me to look at my phone to see what my blood sugar was. And every time it would hear me fade out, it would prompt me to check again and wake me up. It kept me awake for most of over 1.5 hours until my wife got home.

EDIT:

1. Yes, I've seen a doctor for this. No, that was not helpful.
2. No, I do not leave ChatGPT voice open 24/7. This was only my second time ever using it and it timed out at 2 hours on its own, most of which I was asleep. The blood sugar crash caused the sleep, it was not voluntary.
3. I'm allergic to dogs, but I appreciate this advice!
4. The weird dialogue is from the voice mode, not typed. When the voice mode isn't sure what it's hearing, it sometimes just makes it look like humming/mumbles, but it was mostly me breathing and my phone alarm going off.
5. Saying what occurred in the interaction =/= advertising for ChatGPT or Sam Altman. Stating honestly what something did is not equivalent to condoning the actions of the vendor.