Notably the standard resolution of 96 DPI at 28 inches is 47 PPD.

No, they used AI to write code they do understand, then posted interesting results they (partially) don't understand for other humans to see.

Then why attribute the work to MiMo? People mostly only attribute the model when they've outsourced the understanding along with the coding. If I understand the code I don't bother to mention the tools I used to create it.

That's still an algorithm that underwent immense amounts of tuning. The tuning here on gzip is very simple, very few parameters, and generic. There is no reason to reject it.

Also I don't know about calling GPT-2 "really tiny". You can get coherent responses out of 5-10M parameters.

Your original comment sure didn't do that. It just gave an incorrect answer.

What exactly was "incorrect" about it? He asked for a purpose and a use-case not an explanation.

> not an explanation

Wrong.

.... It's literally right there:

> I'm still clueless on what the purpose and use-case is for ReBAR

Are you seriously debating this?

They wanted a basic explanation in response to that.

Or to put it differently, I would take the sentence "He asked for a purpose and a use-case not an explanation." and replace the word "not" with a comma.

I quoted the direct response. I have no idea what you're debating.

I'm not sure how to put it simpler.

I agree with "He asked for a purpose and a use-case". (This is what your quote supports.)

I disagree with "not an explanation".

When asking for a purpose and use case, they were asking for an explanation.

> if you have a system that makes errors over 90% of the time then you have a system you can leverage to make fewer errors.

Sure if you're flipping a coin.

If you're calculating a number from 1 to 100 then depending on distribution a calculation that's wrong 90% of the time is probably useless.

I'm not that fussed about CPU use.

https://github.com/mcmilk/7-Zip-zstd

By these charts, if I only need 5-10 megabytes per second of compression on a single core, LZMA2 wins significantly on ratio, and still decompresses at well over 100. If I'm doing a backup, or sending/receiving over my internet connection (which only has 2MB/s of upload), LZMA2 easily wins. If I need speed then zstd wins.

Personally I did none of that on my android (except set up firefox with ublock), and I get very few ads and they're easily stopped.

Thoughts are a poor reflection of reality to begin with.

Wow look at those goalposts fly.

The occasional unlicensed and secret RAM upgrade isn't going to kill the business. It's also a small minority!