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Yes, Qwen has *great* prompt adherence but…

Qwen has some incredible capabilities. For example, I was making some Kawaii stickers with it, and it was far outperforming Flux Dev. At the same time, it’s really funny to me that Qwen is getting a pass for being even worse about some of the things that people always (and sometimes wrongly) complained about Flux for. (Humans do not usually have perfectly matte skin, people. And if you think they do, you probably have no memory of a time before beauty filters.)

In the end, this sub is simply not consistent in what it complains about. I think that people just really want every new model to be universally better than the previous one in every dimension. So at the beginning we get a lot of hype and the model can do no wrong, and then the hedonic treadmill kicks in and we find some source of dissatisfaction.

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