@p_millerd I can't be the only one that likes the feel of paper, taking notes on digital, having a first pass in audiobook format and loving the convenience of e-ink, this should be a package with more share to the author, that's win win-win as a platform
@p_millerd Startup opportunity right there.
I would love to pay the authors more but there's so many layers it is insane, it's just code and paper ffs.
Outside the US whisper sync is not even a thing because "publishing rights, licensing, and regional marketplaces"
Loved your book btw
@DefenderOfBasic 1 is pretty cool, only issue is the lip sync with the deep fake
an interesting could be a fast forward of historical events related to what you're presenting as an anchor, feels like a better appeal to authority than a deepfake, unless that was the goal, just thinking out loud
@orphcorp I recommend anyone to jailbreak their kindle, you can mass import books on them or even change the lock screen (it's wild that you normally can't do that)
I can't believe that you have to buy the same book three times to have it in multiple formats for convenience
I voluntarily omitted mechanisms that totally prevent gamification of the metric but they are easy to discover if you think in term of incentives and counter forces.
One should not hope to come close to the upper bound, it is most useful when used to as a comparison tool for rates or values.
The rate at which any physical system can generate or extract new information is fundamentally limited by how fast quantum states can evolve into distinguishable (orthogonal) configurations under energy and time constraints.
This leads to a clean efficiency metric:
η = ∆surprise / ∆(E × t) ≤ 4 / h(bits per joule-second)
It bridges Shannon surprisal with the Margolus–Levitin quantum speed limit.
I propose this as a potential non-gameable metric for measuring real intelligence in AI systems.
Thoughts?
@yacineMTB maybe: cheap modified bed slinger 3D printer + YOLO + fish pump for vacuum or just two fingers and nano tape
industries are great at feeding and orienting things with just gravity or vibrations, that can apply here
@yacineMTB School teaching that mistakes are bad rather than probing reality has cost us hundreds of years in technological and cultural advancements
Also thanks for being one of the rare kind to learn publicly despite many projecting this as a display of incompetence
@DefenderOfBasic I'm wonder if there's someone who actually pulled this off, creating a media that keeps redefining itself as the story unfolds to a great extent
@DefenderOfBasic I tried to leverage that (1) in a poem where as the story unfolds, it keeps redefining the same word over and over again to show that words have many meanings dictated by context in a fractal manner:
https://t.co/6CmB890OHp
I paced the room,
heart racing for our date,
the one she'd etched into my palm on a lazy afternoon,
her eyes saying we'd savor every moment of forever.
She'd whispered it'd be unforgettable,
her lips brushing mine.