Richard Morris

ahistoryinart.bsky.social

26 October 2025 10:49

'Gardening.' (c1945) Discussing Stanley Spencer's subjects of this period, the critic Eric Newton wrote: 'he tends to accumulate objects in his pictures, to relate them to each other dramatically rather than visually, and, above all, to paint them in sharp, harsh definition.'

Chris Murphy

chrismurphyct.bsky.social

08 October 2025 21:14

it’s all just a grift

Paul F. Tompkins

pftompkins.bsky.social

29 September 2025 18:09

Especially considering that after a while, the device does indeed forget

Falken's Maze

falken.bsky.social

31 August 2025 11:36

The models are trained using multiple terabytes, maybe petabytes of data and at the end the model itself is only a few gigabytes in size, so *something* is getting discarded. The big difference though is that the model is trained off-line, and is static. It doesn't learn from experience.

Ian Martin

ianmartin.bsky.social

30 August 2025 15:51

I mean, full disclosure, me, but he and everyone else did this for Equity minimum just so it could get made. I bloody love him. www.mixcloud.com/espeee/the-h...