What contributions to tech have you made?
>>109714104Chunks of several operating systems and other stuff like PnP and telecommunications standards. Worked at places like AOL and MSFT way back. And you OP?
>>109714376>boomer snailcat thinks their specialIt doesn't count as a contribution unless you compress a 40 to 60 megapixel jpg into 600 bytes using AI.
>>109714430we call that not lossy compression but lost compression.
>>109714430>t. bosnian cargo cultist and his impotent rageask /vcg/ to pay you a claude subscription, im telling you
>When questioned about the software never generating the same picture, Eugene stated that our brain memories are fuzzed anyway, so the pictures mimic how our brain regenerates images.normgroid Facebook humor repostgo back.
>>109714443What the fuck did you just say about me, you little chetnik? I’ll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Crni Labudovi, and I’ve been involved in numerous secret raids on the Drina front, and I have over 300 confirmed tactical victories. I am trained in gorilla mountain warfare and I’m the top sniper in the entire Tactical Support Brigade. You are nothing to me but just another target...
>>109714586my sides, have a you
Why couldn't you have an image generation model that exploits the fact human recognizable images are an extremely small subset of all images, and only encodes information that is meaningful to humans in some way? Couldn't you use DCTs alongside AI to do this?
well I was a consumer but the industry put the kibosh on that
>>109714104The shelf tags at a major retailer are printed using my software.
>>109714672This is your brain on anime, people. Heed the warning.
Kek
>>109714787>>109714672https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autoencoder
>>109714457>normgroid Facebook humor repost>go back.
>>109714430>snailcatthat doesn't sound nasty enough to be a slur
>>109714104I fixed some breaking bugs in AlphaFold2, also other structural biology programs but I doubt anyone here would recognise their names compared to AF2
>>109714104I made building a kosher AI monetarily impossible.
>>109714376Wow! I bet you were mommy's little scientist!
>>109714104I occasionally post bug reports on githubI also call brown people brown online, which makes them mad
>>109717093I started coding in basic and 6502 and Z80 before your fathers balls dropped. You seem like a cave dwelling normie to me.
>>109714430>snailcat
>>109717784As a 6809 chad, you are my mortal enemy. We should meet up at Denny's before the Early Bird Dinner to engage in core wars.
>>109717798I briefly parsed blue and yellow colour palette and interlocking L-shaped face and hair as the Python logo.
>>109714104I can compress it even more.I tell the AI, 'store this photo as Item#2566'My compression algorithm is one string long; 2566Later I get perfect reconstruction. It works lossless on unlimited file sizes of any format.
>>109714104Funny shit. Might actually be interesting to design a program, game or interactive fiction or something, around the concept. Where every time you play the textures are all right, but also wrong. Layout is the same but proportionally off. Base the story about someone's fading memory of an event.Like rashomon but not predicated on bias, just entropy.
>>109714104>What contributions to tech have you made?I figured out some vanilla doom mapping tricks... And I shit post here. Isn't that enough?
>>109714104>What contributions to tech have you made?I fixed some bugs in libre software.
>>109714376>>109717784>Code claims.>No proof.
>>109714376>>109717784And have you published your works? No? Okay then.
>>109714104More than I should have. The thing I'm most proud of is a fast fuzzy substring search algorithm that compares every substring of one text against another in linear time.
>>109718005The 6809 and hitachi 6309 are unquestionably the pinnacle of 8-bit CPU design.Why they don’t mass-produce μC’s with 6809 cores (but there’s shitloads of 8051 cores) is a mystery.
