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<# 
.SYNOPSIS 
    Using exiftool to add the prompt to a Bing Image Creator download. 
    
.DESCRIPTION 
    Use like
    
    & '.\OneDrive\Pictures\aigen\prompt.ps1' "minimalist style corporate flower logo. simple, clean, uncluttered, modern, elegant"

    or

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[System.IO.Directory]::GetFiles((Get-Location), "?????-*.png") |
        Group-Object -Property {[System.DateTime]::Parse([System.IO.File]::GetCreationTime($_).ToShortDateString())} |
        Sort-Object -Property {[System.DateTime]::Parse($_.Name)} | % {
           $names = $_.Group | Sort-Object -Property {[System.IO.File]::GetCreationTime($_)}
           [PSCustomObject]@{ 
               Key = $_.Name
               Value = $names
               }
        } | % {
           Write-Output ($_.Key.Split())[0]

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open System
open System.IO

let dumpParams f =
  let bytes = File.ReadAllBytes f
  // printfn "%A bytes" bytes.Length
  let rec readchunk index =
    // printfn "readchunk %A" index
    if index < bytes.Length then
      let field = [| bytes[index+3]; bytes[index+2]; bytes[index+1]; bytes[index] |]

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All the test images are run with the default Automatic1111 web ui parameters (with the exception of RNG which is kept as the original state of CPU) - Steps: 20, Sampler: Euler a, CFG scale: 7, ENSD: 31337, RNG: CPU; and assume the appropriate VAE for each model.

The voodoo prompt script (using the bad_prompt_version2 embedding):

--prompt "best quality, (masterpiece:1.3), illustration, absurdres, low sun, sunset glow, medium shot, (beautiful detailed girl), long brown hair and blue eyes, green dress, open jacket" --negative_prompt "cropped, simple background, missing hand, amputee, extra hands, cripple, mutated limbs, loli, lolicon, menu, ui, ux, user interface, mismatched eyes, malformed breasts, (bad_prompt_version2:0.8), (upskirt:1.5), (legwear:1.5), (hat:1.8)" --width 440 --height 592 --seed 1812824062
--prompt "best quality, (masterpiece:1.3), illustration, absurdres, low sun, sunset glow, medium shot, (beautiful detailed girl), long brown hair and blue eyes, green dress, open jacket, (white belt)" --ne

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    // do any required customizations here
    var altcoverSettings = new AltCover.Cake.CoverageSettings {
        PreparationPhase = new TestPrepareOptions(),
        CollectionPhase = new TestCollectOptions(),
        Options = new TestOptions()
    };

    var testSettings = new DotNetCoreTestSettings {
        Configuration = configuration,
        NoBuild = true,

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        DotNet.test
          (fun to' ->
            (to'
              .WithCommon(withWorkingDirectoryVM "_DotnetTest")
              .WithAltCoverGetVersion()
              .WithAltCoverImportModule())
              .WithAltCoverOptions
              pp1
              cc0
              ForceTrue

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  let paramsToEnvironment (o: DotNet.Options) =
    o.CustomParams
    |> Option.map (fun x -> let bits = x.Split ("/p:", StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries)
                            bits
                            |> Array.fold (fun (o2: DotNet.Options) flag -> let line = flag.TrimEnd([| ' '; '"' |])
                                                                            let split = if line.Contains "=\""
                                                                                        then "=\""
                                                                                        else "="
                                                                            let parts = line.Split (split, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries)
                                                                            { o2 with Environment = o2.Environment |> Map.add parts[0] parts[1] }) o)

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open System
open System.Collections.Generic
open System.IO

let words = File.ReadAllLines(@".\brit-a-z.txt")
            |> Array.filter (fun x -> x.IndexOf('\'') < 0)

let nines = words
            |> Array.filter (fun x -> x.StartsWith("a"))
            |> Array.filter (fun x -> x.Length = 9)

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open System
open System.IO

let words = File.ReadAllLines(@".\brit-a-z.txt")
            |> Array.filter (fun x -> x.IndexOf('\'') < 0)

let nines = words
            |> Array.filter (fun x -> x.StartsWith("a"))
            |> Array.filter (fun x -> x.Length = 9)
printfn "%d candidate words" nines.Length

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# where the images are
$assets = Join-path $env:userprofile "AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState\Assets"
# regularly refreshed screen images are recent
$weeks = new-object system.timespan (14,0,0,0)
# copy those files locally and apply '.jpg'
dir $assets | ? { $_.LastWriteTime -gt ([datetime]::now - $weeks) } | % { copy $_.FullName "$($_.Name).jpg" }