Method for not retyping LORA descriptions?

I have quickly figured out that I am going to want to run my training sets for multiple models and Im looking for a way to not have to hand jam my descriptions each time. Short of building a text file, is there a way to essentially embed the description into the image so I just need to point the LOAR to them for training.

Thanks in advance

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u/ksuwildkat — 9 days ago

Just ordered M5 Pro MacMini and looking for storage/hub solutions

Just ordered an M5 MacMini with a 1TB internal drive so I am looking for solutions for both storage and preferably connectivity.

My needs:

  • USB-A port for a keyboard. For a bunch of reasons I have no option for wireless keyboard

  • USB-A port for a 10TB external HD. I use this for "middle" storage of files I want available but dont use daily.

  • SD card reader.

  • some kind of storage.

I would prefer an all in one device and have looked closely at the Satechi Stand & Hub with SSD Enclosure and the ACASIS 40Gbps Mac mini M4 Dock & Stand with Dual-Bay NVMe SSD Enclosure.

I am leaning heavily toward the Acasis because I like the ability to put the USB connections on the side and the SD on the front. Additionally I like the option of 2 NVMe drives but I have zero experience with Acasis.

Any feedback/recommendations are greatly appreciated

EDIT: Clarified the needs section

u/ksuwildkat — 1 month ago
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SF Panorama

56 images stitched together in Lightroom.

K5 with FA 43 f/1.9 shot at ISO 125 and f/6.3, variable shutter speed.

Unfortunately I needed to down size it to get it to upload to reddit.

u/ksuwildkat — 2 months ago

Fastest review approval ever

I submitted a review and had it accepted 20 minutes later. Approval has been getting faster but has been in the 24-48 hour range.

Anyone else getting rapid approvals?

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u/ksuwildkat — 3 months ago

New Patrick Boyle video is a Boglehead advertisement

Patrick Boyle has an awesome YouTube channel and his latest video is practically an advertisement for being a Boglehead. He looks at the situation in South Korea where it is simultaneously the best performing market in the world and at the same time retail investors are getting wiped out. The reason? Instead of just buying an index and letting it grow, the "Ants" (think Wall Street Bets Apes) are addicted to leverage and trying to time the market.

The most important part starts at the 23:41 mark. He describes an experiment where students were given $25 to bet on a coin flipping game where they were told the coin would come up heads 60% of the time. Lots of math but there should be no way to lose in that situation yet 28% lost all their money and only 20% hit the maximum.

He talks about the lesson about leverage - "Leverage doesnt improve the thing you own...all it does is shorten the time you are allowed to be wrong."

We are all going to get something wrong in our investing. It is absolutely inevitable. What Bogle does is reduce the number of things that you can get wrong to the bare minimum - time and volume. Putting more in earlier is ALWAYS going to be something you wished you had done. Bogle cant eliminate that because time travel isnt possible. But it can eliminate things like "I wish I had not (bought/sold) (stock/asset) (day/time)." Buy the market, get market returns. Over a long enough time frame, you will come out ahead. Get cute and gamble and the house will always win.

u/ksuwildkat — 3 months ago