mike dad8b244f7 dphn/Dolphin3.0-Mistral-24B is the ungated mirror of the Dolphin 3.0 Mistral 24B — exactly what you asked for. It's ~48GB fp16, which needs GPU+CPU split (device_map="auto" with 32GB on GPU, ~16GB in RAM). Let me kick off the download and update the service in parallel.

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a6000-comfy

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gfpgan/weights

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tour-comfy

dphn/Dolphin3.0-Mistral-24B is the ungated mirror of the Dolphin 3.0 Mistral 24B — exactly what you asked for. It's ~48GB fp16, which needs GPU+CPU split (device_map="auto" with 32GB on GPU, ~16GB in RAM). Let me kick off the download and update the service in parallel.

2026-06-23 22:59:27 +02:00

.gitattributes

initial commit

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.gitignore

edit_api.py:

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AGENTS.md

The previous SAM2 full-frame bbox approach inverts the mask on black-background images. When Qwen renders black background (≈75% of pixels are black), SAM2 scores the large dark region as the "most prominent object" and selects it — making the background opaque and the person transparent. That's why the output looked like a white silhouette: transparent person pixels → viewer shows white.

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architecture2.svg

The previous SAM2 full-frame bbox approach inverts the mask on black-background images. When Qwen renders black background (≈75% of pixels are black), SAM2 scores the large dark region as the "most prominent object" and selects it — making the background opaque and the person transparent. That's why the output looked like a white silhouette: transparent person pixels → viewer shows white.

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architecturev2.svg

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backlog.md

The previous SAM2 full-frame bbox approach inverts the mask on black-background images. When Qwen renders black background (≈75% of pixels are black), SAM2 scores the large dark region as the "most prominent object" and selects it — making the background opaque and the person transparent. That's why the output looked like a white silhouette: transparent person pixels → viewer shows white.

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requirements.txt

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