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  • Kinda expected, I always disable leta when I setup a mullvad browser.

    The biggest killer was not being able to go to the original engine. Let’s search for the image of a duck, oh leta doesn’t do images, ok open this search in Google… Not a option either. Adds lots of friction

    I like the DDG option of having a g! Escape to Google with my query if I need it.

















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    3 months ago

    Right, so the paper using the cleerly model only showed one person reversing plaque, but the two new ai models which don’t have a artificial floor, do show 30% plaque reversal. That’s the second reference to the YouTube talk.

    The interesting thing here, is this group of 100 people following a strict ketogenic diet, mostly carnivore, had imaging done at the beginning and the end of a year. So we can apply any models to it that we like, it’s interesting that in 2/3 of the AI imaging models they show 30% of the people with plaque regression

    The benefit of AI here is it makes it a quantitative analysis, assuming the AI model is stable. When we involve the humans to do scoring, there’s always a question about consistency, and bias in the outcomes.

    As far as I’m aware plaque regression is basically unheard of at all in any literature outside of case studies