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      <title>&#39;Kohya Is Gone&#39; Means One Website&#39;s Button. The Trainer Was Updated Today.</title>
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      <description>For two months Civitai creators have been writing that Kohya is broken, then dead, then gone. It is gone from Civitai&amp;rsquo;s on-site trainer, and Civitai&amp;rsquo;s own code says so. The open-source trainer underneath it had a commit this morning. What creators actually lost is something else, and it applies to anyone who trains LoRAs on a hosted service.</description>
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