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It might be somewhat prohibitive to print the model weights for any sufficiently large model, though.
by cheald 2y ago
It might be somewhat prohibitive to print the model weights for any sufficiently large model, though.
- galangalalgol 2y agoUsing 2d barcodes you can fit ~20MB per page. Front and back you could probably fit a model that violated the rule on less than a thousand pages. Edit: maybe 10k pages
- TeMPOraL 2y agoSkip the barcodes - just cast it to 24bit RGB data, add in some error correction, and print as a high-DPI bitmap (or a series of them, one per page).
- galangalalgol 2y agoPrinters that can keep all the color channels lined up all the way down to their tightest dot pitch are few and far between. That is why piql used black and white for the boxing code they used to print out all of github. I'm not sure why greyscale wasn't used.
- TeMPOraL 2y ago> Printers that can keep all the color channels lined up all the way down to their tightest dot pitch are few and far between. It only takes one for a PoC. It only takes few to establish a service. Spatial and color accuracy is going to be a challenge, but I imagine there already exist methods to correct for that - e.g. printing reference patterns along with the data, so the scanner/digitizer can calibrate to it on the fly.
- layer8 2y agoI’m doubtful that barcodes would qualify as free speech.
- slt2021 2y agohow about printing URL to download the weights file?