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In the dynamic realm of tech development, Amazon Sagemaker Studio Lab stands out as a powerful platform for running and developing various AI demos using web user interfaces (UIs). However, the challenge lies in accessing these apps from the outside world.

Imagine transforming your ordinary images into 3D models with textures in just minutes!

Hey, AI wizards!

Today, we're troubleshooting a common issue when running AI image or video apps on platforms like Colab, Kaggle, or Sagemaker Studio Lab. Ever found yourself unable to download that coveted model because it's only available to signed-in users? Yeah, we've all been there. Especially with platforms like CivitAI or Tensor Art, attempting a download without signing in usually leads to a frustrating dead-end page.

But worry not, because I've got a couple of tricks up my sleeve for you.

We've put together an installer script for bringing InvokeAI to Sagemaker Studio Lab and tested how the app runs on this platform. You can find a step-by-step walkthrough with the pros and cons in the video below.

Windows operating systems have long had a limitation when it comes to file paths. The default limit for the length of a file path in Windows is 260 characters, which can be quite restrictive, especially for power users, developers, or those dealing with deeply nested folders. 

Step 1: Backup Your Registry Before making any changes to the Registry, it's crucial to back it up in case anything goes wrong.

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Update: With version 3.3.x it's best to run it with Kaggle, on the P100 GPU runtime, as it offers 29 GB of RAM, which is needed for the new version's high memory requirements.

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To install ffmpeg on Windows, follow these step-by-step instructions:

UxPlay, an app that can be used for sharing you iPhone screen on PC or Mac, recently released a new version. In this article, we'll walk you through the process of compiling UxPlay for Windows and creating a standalone build. By following these steps, you'll be able to copy the build to another PC or share it with a friend. Note that in writing this article, we followed build instructions from the project's Readme file. So, let's dive into the guide!