How are they planning to get rid of errors?
I suppose by using a non-human shader and comparing the results :D
Well then why is showing so many mistakes? It makes the experience worse.
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#12And yet another task outsourced to the public, abusing human brains for gfx calculations and hn post as api. Crypto mined the matrix style.
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#13very interesting exercise,,
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#14This was fun, I forget sometimes how silly all our grade school math worksheets used to be. I always had trouble showing my work for simple additions and multiplication, it's a bit easier when its a self motivated dunking on the GPUs.
It may take 4-5 days and 1000+ people, but it's definitely created a greater sense of community than any faster rendering system. I like looking over the different pixels and knowing that they represent some nerd-sniped engineer like me.
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#15This was fun, I forget sometimes how silly all our grade school math worksheets used to be. I always had trouble showing my work for simple additions and multiplication, it's a bit easier when its a self motivated dunking on the GPUs. It may take 4-5 days and 1000+ people, but it's definitely created a greater sense of community than any faster rendering system. I like looking over the different pixels and knowing th…
It's really interesting seeing the (what I assume are) error pixels.
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#16Fun, but it would be interesting if on the worksheet there was an explanation for each calculation
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#17I love this. It would be super cool if I could see other people's worksheets, but the image hosting might be a nightmare
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#18It feels like a missed opportunity to not show each pixel's worksheet: It would be cool if you could click on each pixel, and it opens a PDF scan of that persons calculations.
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#19How are they planning to get rid of errors?
by eliminating the pixels where the proof-of-work is incorrect
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#20This was fun, I forget sometimes how silly all our grade school math worksheets used to be. I always had trouble showing my work for simple additions and multiplication, it's a bit easier when its a self motivated dunking on the GPUs. It may take 4-5 days and 1000+ people, but it's definitely created a greater sense of community than any faster rendering system. I like looking over the different pixels and knowing th…
It's really interesting seeing the (what I assume are) error pixels.
The author should implement an error correction system, where 1) the result is withheld from the display until a second corroborating calculation comes in, and 2) if there is disagreement, request an arbitration from a third user whose job is to pick which of the two is the best answer.