The isolation and security allows you to run manyĬontainers simultaneously on a given host. The Docker platformĭocker provides the ability to package and run an application in a loosely isolatedĮnvironment called a container. Significantly reduce the delay between writing code and running it in production. Methodologies for shipping, testing, and deploying code quickly, you can
In the same ways you manage your applications. With Docker, you can manage your infrastructure I will definitely report in after I get a chance to try it.Docker is an open platform for developing, shipping, and running applications.ĭocker enables you to separate your applications from your infrastructure so Also, yes, I have heard of Stable Diffusion (and several other up and coming AI Art and Image tools). I think there is a lot to mine on ChatGPT and Midjourney and I'll be pushing to publish every Monday and Thursday starting in February. So feel free to get in touch with ideas, tools, hacks, advanced prompts that you may have created. NOTE: I am planning to continue on this posting binge of AI tools that can help your productivity or creativity or both. You can pay to have your creations remain private, for an additional $20 monthly fee (on top of the monthly subscriber fees). What you create is public, even if you send the request from the direct message area, the results will display in the frenzied scrolling screen you may remember from when you first logged into Discord. Bit of a bummer, really, that they do not make it easier during your basic free trial, but this has been the most reliable way to get back to images. Third, if you become a paid subscriber, you can access your own photo gallery in the Midjourney Web App.
#IMAGE TOOLS EXPLAINED HOW TO#
How To See Your Creations on Midjourney - 1, 2, 3 red circles will get you there. But if you want to find it yourself within Discord, here’s a screenshot:
For the life of me, I could not find it last night as I was writing the first post.
#IMAGE TOOLS EXPLAINED MANUAL#
Once you enter a #newbies room (red circle #1), at the very top of the screen (red circle #2) the main panel to the right of the left nav column where all the artwork streams by) is a Quick Start manual on how to use Midjourney. Some additional basics / caveats that may not have been obvious: You may have run a few basic prompts and as you wait for your results dozens, perhaps hundreds, of images fly up the screen. Once you get past the basic noise of setting up Midjourney and its Discord access point. In my own experience and even that of a few semi-savvy tech friends, we had some of the same newbie troubles: "How do you even find the place to insert /imagine?" I wanted to expand here on more of those basics, if you are still wondering about them.
#IMAGE TOOLS EXPLAINED GENERATOR#
I offered up the most bare bones basics yesterday with my post: Midjourney AI Based Art Generator Creates Dazzling Images From Words. Oh, one last thing on advanced sort of topics - you can download the Discord app for iOS, Android, Windows, Linux, and Mac which will give you some additional ways to use and leverage the whole Midjourney experience.
His post does a great job of comparing such things as style or lighting. One of my favorite resources comes from Medium contributor, Lars Nielsen, where he posted: An advanced guide to writing prompts for Midjourney ( text-to-image).
Image to show Prompt used on Midjourney TJ McCue via Midjourney AI
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