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BrightGauge, a ConnectWise solution, was started in 2011 to fill a missing need in the small-to-medium IT Services industry: a better way to manage data and provide the value of work to clients. BrightGauge Software allows you to display all of your important business metrics in one place through the use of gauges, dashboards, and client reports. Used by more than 1,800 companies worldwide, BrightGauge integrates with popular business solutions on the market, like ConnectWise, Continuum, Webroot, QuickBooks, Datto, IT Glue, Zendesk, Harvest, Smileback, and so many more. Dig deeper into your data by adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing one metric against another. BrightGauge automatically computes these formulas for you. Want to show your prospects how quick you are to respond to tickets? Show off your data with embeddable gauges on public sites.
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Stable Diffusion in Docker
Run the Stable Diffusion releases in a Docker container
... a suitable GPU you can set the options --device cpu and --onnx instead. Since it uses the model, you will need to create a user access token in your Huggingface account. Save the user access token in a file called token.txt and make sure it is available when building the container. Create an image from an existing image and a text prompt. Modify an existing image with its depth map and a text prompt. -
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BlenderProc
Blender pipeline for photorealistic training image generation
A procedural Blender pipeline for photorealistic training image generation. BlenderProc has to be run inside the blender python environment, as only there we can access the blender API. Therefore, instead of running your script with the usual python interpreter, the command line interface of BlenderProc has to be used. In general, one run of your script first loads or constructs a 3D scene, then sets some camera poses inside this scene and renders different types of images (RGB, distance...
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