@mikekasprzak @Sol_HSA Given the data size (weights usually <10GB) The amount of unique storage space per training image is single digit bytes. It very much falls into the category of learning styles rather than storing copies. Much the same as humans do.
This is a good critique of NFTs
https://t.co/wckA62p54r
I was quite disappointed by how many people found the (imo bad faith) Line Goes Up video convincing, but didn't say anything at the time because some people would assume I was advocating the inverse conclusion.
@georgebsocial@mikekasprzak I doubt Google could do it now. People have to trust that it will remain supported. Too many burnt bridges there.
Inertia is definitely stronger now. Reddit persists despite it's universally hated revamp. A few years earlier Digg fared differently.
@mikekasprzak @Sol_HSA @bluntcoder @jennaleedoyle I have used Ludum Dares as a trial run to see how good the Web is for game stuff. It's come a long way. My LD #21 game crashed browsers and looked different everywhere
@Sol_HSA I don't think it's a waste of silicon, encoding instructions to do things the chip is already capable of is close to free. (it's all just connecting units to r/w on a bus)
Potentially it's exactly the same size with different values in a table.
@Sol_HSA Well you're supposed to be kind to the elderly.
I take naps in odd places, In recent years I have noticed people transitioning from "Lazy student/bum" to "Excuse me sir, are you ok?"
@mikekasprzak So if you can provide your own auth server, isn't it just a "I'm still the person I said I was when I first introduced myself". Can't you do that serverless With a public/private key pair?