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Vitalik Buterin
@vitalik.eth
New way to encode a profile picture dropped: https://x.com/Ethan_smith_20/status/1801493585155526675 320 bits is basically a hash. Small enough to go on chain for every user.
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cryptocellaris.eth ๐ŸŽฉ
@cryptocellaris
weird thing is that the 256 token row looks worse than the 32 token row
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horsefacts
@horsefacts.eth
2^320 pfp collection
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
Very cool concept for when high-fidelity is unimportant (which it usually is for images that serve illustrative purposes). Also, Iโ€™d love to see the results of this process being repeated, with 32 tokens sampled from each nth generation, in a game of progressively more hallucinogenic game of Chinese whispers
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Polymarket
@polymarket
keep shining the light ๐Ÿซก
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m_j_r
@m-j-r.eth
so the question I obviously have is... how do this compare w/ segmentation research, and supposing video data can be compressed, what can be learned about latent representation of pose/motion? https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.07550
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0xqeew
@0xqeew
Imagine someone saying it's impossible to shrink a picture down to an incredibly small size (like 320 bits) no matter how powerful a computer is. They might scoff and say, "Making things tiny forever isn't possible! Computers aren't magic!" The idea here is that with enough cleverness, even complex things like images can be squeezed into a very small amount of space.
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@qt
I wanna see this glitch maxxed and only then will I like it. The highest fidelity worst performing encoded images are the best ones to churn through this machine
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@cryptojenny
I've been wanting to get to the bottom of this
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oliver
@oliverk120.eth
Wow, I wonder if this is how memory works in the brain where we just store a hash and every time we remember, our brain re-generates those memories from the hash..
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CasterBites
@casterbites
Your cast is making waves! It's been curated by @tuangg and showcased on https://casterbites.com/bites. Keep inspiring the Farcaster community! Remember, any Farcaster user can send and vote for the best casts of the day
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st4rgard3n.eth ๐ŸŽฉ
@st4rgard3n
*Code coming soon* ugh guys I need your free, dope, world leading image tokenizer technology right nowwww
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Tim
@cryptim.eth
Thereโ€™s no way youโ€™ll reply to my low effort reply.
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TonyW ๐ŸŽฉ
@tonyw
๐ŸŽ for you on jam.so
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Reae
@starwei
a new way
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ryosuke
@helloryosuke.eth
320fp
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YQ
@ottie
Social apps on chain?
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Tberg
@tberg
I studied this is basically how our memory works.
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Ivan Liew
@bewatertrading
nice
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Asedy21
@asedy21
pumt eth pls
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