A simple way to save 99% network data flowing and 3x speed up the generating with much more face quality about makegirlsmoe_web

[zhangjk95]

The answer to your question is "yes", because that's the reason why we created this website.
Besides, the number of combinations of options is more than 4*10^4. To ensure that every user can get a unique image each time he/she request an image for his/her option, it requires a huge amount of pregenerated images, which is almost impossible.
Note that the "uniqueness" of image is very important because we don't wan't users to get a image that he/she has already seen on twitter timeline or somewhere else.

[lllyasviel]

then even a 5 dollar server can hold the app, if someone write a fully php or asp or asp.net version.

[zhangjk95]

Thank you for your suggestion. However, we can't accept it.
This website is not only a tool for generating images, but also a demo that shows our research. Therefore, we can't simply return the images to users. It is essential to show how it really works. And users can even do some "hackings" to it in order to archive some more interesting results (e.g. http://tosaka2.hatenablog.com/entry/2017/08/15/174439).

[lllyasviel]

Then the "how it really works" is more important than all these as follow?

1. 99% network data saving.
2. much more faster image giving.
3. much more higher image quality.
4. every one can run this app using his own server with very little money cost.

btw: the "hacking" will still works, if we use some simple trick

[lllyasviel]

easy.
1x10^7 is enough and not impossible.
delete the image every time you give it to a user will ensure the "unique". then if images is running out we can use step 1 every 3 days instead of a week.

[lllyasviel]

batchsize is 32
each batch use 1.5s in your tesla
then 1*10^7 takes 17.5 hours

@lllyasviel
你再混几年这个业界再过来跟我说，把这些图片做成缓存处理。
Too young, too simple, sometimes naive.

[lllyasviel]

@anonymous066
The main advantage of my idea is not only the cache. The most important thing is we can use discriminator to score these cache, then we can sort their score to achieve the best result.
And the problem of "unique" can be tackled by dynamic deleting as I mentioned above.