??? And? So from your point of view you just proved someone wrong on the internet, well done. If Ke actually appreciated this, he'd see there was no point to playing a computer. But I don't expect you to understand that...because then you'd have nothing to say " you were wrong " about. Whatever. Idiot.
AHAHAHAHA. "pretty much", "had read" -- so you can read what others are doing across time and space? Riiiight. Moron. Why would I listen to someone whose joy comes from telling other people they were wrong on the internet. SO meaningful. hahaha.
This is worth revisiting -- like the absolute idiocy of someone who assumes that if another person, wholly unlike themselves, had read the same article, then they would reach the same conclusion. Group think loser. I mean, that's your assumption, right? Hahahah. Flubbing moron. Hahaha.
I think what Ke is underestimating however, is that the computer's learning rate is better than a humans. Even if the computer is not in his game now, in a little while it will exceed him.
Also what about doing it in the dark and dropping developing solution onto an exposed print ? :D ( each dot is then a micro pixel which contains the real grain pixels of the photo ) :D
I love this. A whole serious of awesome prints could be made with this, that would sell high at art auctions with the right context. Think various fluids ( ahem, conceptual art ), and non-paper substrates. What about gallium onto a metal surface for instance?
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I want to join your team. I bring really strong, general business case understanding, analysis and advice to your team, as well as advanced coding skills and a thorough knowledge of Google Cloud Platform.
Maybe I don't know your stack specifically, and I have great, solid skills in JS, Python and databases. I’m looking for a place that's moving fast, where I'll learn new things. If what you're building sounds good, and tho I have a preference for remote, I wouldn't say no to onsite if everything else worked. I'm pretty much a generalist, and am interested in learning something more specific.
Two boxes full of these discs, each box being the size of a box of LP records, could hold the DNA of every human on Earth. Humanity's Plan B. "That's why plan A, is a lot more fun."
Okay, there are other aspects to Google's business beside information retrieval and search, tho the point that the access is mostly unauthorized is valid. Although the damage done by this is to some extent offset by Google's status essentially as a public utility: it universally provides a social good, "search", and the tax we pay is advertising. Your frustration for the "little guys" is mostly en pointe, since the damage done is rendered then mostly to competitors, rather than to customers, and the argument, true or no, that Google's search is "lightyears" ahead of other possible offerings, to some extent offsets the damage to consumers due to loss of competition through the possibly anti-competitive practices you highlight. So it seems the balance of good is in the favor of consumers of "search". I think this is the main force, rather than any "structural obstacles" to competition, which is the cause of the persistence of the status quo in this market. The thing about this which no one seems to see is that, since everyone is taking information dishonestly, there's a huge opportunity to actually "bring it into the light", do it honestly, and strike some kind of deals with content creators.