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It can be done. To submit a pixel you have to take a photo proof of your calculations on paper, it’s already “moderated”
Interesting, how come there are obviously incorrect pixels ?.
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Re: Human Shader
#32Now I want to see the results of one done by chatgpt.
Re: Human Shader
#33It 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.
Sadly you can’t do that on a site without having people post very inappropriate things, so it would require a human moderator, which I speculate makes it unlikely to happen.
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Re: Human Shader
#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
It can be done. To submit a pixel you have to take a photo proof of your calculations on paper, it’s already “moderated”
Interesting, how come there are obviously incorrect pixels ?.
Think they're just people making math mistakes (one of the reasons why we don't usually implement shaders by having people compute values by hand).
If you compare them to nearby "correct" pixels, they usually just have one of the three RGB values that are sharply different.
Re: Human Shader
#35Earlier quoted context omitted.
It can be done. To submit a pixel you have to take a photo proof of your calculations on paper, it’s already “moderated”
Interesting, how come there are obviously incorrect pixels ?.
the moderators are checking that the pixel was computed by hand, not that it's correct
Re: Human Shader
#36this is like amish folding@home
Re: Human Shader
#37I see a missed opportunity to remove the math and instead give people a prompt, and one pixel to shade, and then refine with each next pass.
Human generative reverse-diffusion AI.
Re: Human Shader
#38They could just use a computer to do this?
Re: Human Shader
#39They could just use a computer to do this?
Sure but that’s not the point?
Re: Human Shader
#40How are they planning to get rid of errors?
A stochastic approach would work quite well. Have each pixel computed by n people and take the mode.