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China?

The whole of Pinterest, tiktok and Instagram are using it to make shorts.

This is why Stable diffusion images are digitally watermarked. To avoid training it on itself.

X11 network capabilities are still foundational in lots of LAN situations. Ignoring this aspect is one of the things that set Wayland back so far.

Many times fewer images of bull heads, so a less engrained view of what they should look like.

Probably because 90+% of images it's been trained on are people that don't have horse bodies.

Basically it's over-trained on pictures of people.

I suspect most people wouldn't really know how big a gallon is either. They care about how much they pay per gallon, and they just don't know that their electricity bill tells them how much they pay per kWh.

Replacing something featurful with something minimal is silly. The replacement needs to solve the users problems at least as well as the previous solution did.

Decomposing the solution into smaller simpler parts is fine, but you can't just solve part of the problem and expect the users to be happy about it.

Wayland's biggest issue is that it was born out of developer frustration, rather than solving a user problem. As such, users have little reason to adopt it.

Why would I ever do a fresh install?

Multifactor analysis still requires an underlying commonality. People taking multiple drugs are all still taking the drug being trialed. You're removing the confounding factors. If every treatment is a unique cancer protein there is no common factor. The treatment is the confounding factor.

To put it another way. A safety trial has to prove that any protein administered is safe.

Edit: just realised you're probably talking about efficacy trials, whereas I'm more concerned with safety.

Not being on Twitter in this case is like shouting "RUN AWAY!" in several empty rooms and not bothering to go into the room full of people.

Emergency broadcasts should be on all platforms. You need to maximize the chance of reaching people.

Also sounds very hard to do a proper controlled trial on. Every treatment produces a different protein, so there's no consistent factor to test except for the delivery mechanism.