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That means the muscles are for bending the spine, a.k.a twerking

My original comment was about the timing when the image is 'created'. The 'finiteness' was supposed to be the supporting argument, but the other commenter put it in better words: "deterministic" (Even though they disagree on that). I'm not sure why you are so hung up on the word 'catalogue', that was just illustrative wording.

If you mean to be "technically correct", then it isn't an interesting statement.

My comment startet with the very word "technically". If you find that uninteresting you're free to just scroll by

If you generate with the same prompt and settings you get what I would consider the same image except for tiny variations (they aren't matching pixel-perfect)

Edit: A piece of paper has a random 3D relief of fibers, so the exact position a printer ink droplet ends up at is also not deterministic, and so no two copies of a physical catalog are identical. But we would still consider them the "same" catalog

You missed my point I think. There is a finite number of possible prompts and settings resulting in a finite number of possible images. I wasn't talking about training sets at all

No Bielefeld

TeChNicAlLy it sort of already existed. A diffusion model can only generate an impossibly huge but finite number of images, and the content of these images is determined when the model is created. So when you 'generate' images you're kinda just browsing a catalog

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The irony of using letters to refer to that Greg

Wie fühlt es sich als unterdrückte Minderheit an?

But now one is stopping you from using your real name

Afaik standing for long periods is also bad for your health. Frequently switching is where it's at

Ist mit "Die Brücke" die Kerch-Brücke gemeint?