MMothBookkeeper lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI love when mathematicians use their power for ridiculous reasons.13
Smooth_Riker lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyWhich logically means we will reach a critical point where the entire human race is involved in the production of Batman reboots.9
ffixmbr lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesThis seems accurate given the way things going, an AI model will probably be able to generate an entire movie in a fraction of a second. A soulless, terrible movie but still probably better than Batman Vs Superman.9
uuser1919 replylemmy.worldHey, have you not watched Batman Vs Superman Extended Ultro Pro Max Director's 6 hour cut?1
aandlewis lemmy.worldThe good news is that while the time between reboots will approach zero, it will never actually hit zero, which would destroy the universe.5
IIron Lynx replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesHas that sub migrated yet? Hmm... EDIT: I found a community on kbin that claims to be a /r/theydidthemath copy. Here you go (lemmy.world link)2
IIron Lynx replylemmy.worldFrom what I've gathered, that's a visual bug. You'll get their content sent to your personal front page. It's just not that busy of a community yet...2
aassassinatedbyCIA lemmy.worldWhat happens when the reboot frequency hits Planck time. Do we stop being able to distinguish individual reboots?3
I love when mathematicians use their power for ridiculous reasons.
With great x^power comes great memebility
Which logically means we will reach a critical point where the entire human race is involved in the production of Batman reboots.
The most critical reason to unite all humans behind.
This seems accurate given the way things going, an AI model will probably be able to generate an entire movie in a fraction of a second. A soulless, terrible movie but still probably better than Batman Vs Superman.
Hey, have you not watched Batman Vs Superman Extended Ultro Pro Max Director's 6 hour cut?
All Marvel/DC moves are soulless festivals of CGI.
The real question is... will we still have Michael Keaton?
The good news is that while the time between reboots will approach zero, it will never actually hit zero, which would destroy the universe.
They did the math.
Has that sub migrated yet? Hmm...
EDIT: I found a community on kbin that claims to be a /r/theydidthemath copy. Here you go (lemmy.world link)
Thank you for this. But my subscription is stuck at pending.
From what I've gathered, that's a visual bug. You'll get their content sent to your personal front page. It's just not that busy of a community yet...
What happens when the reboot frequency hits Planck time. Do we stop being able to distinguish individual reboots?
This guy maths.
The math checks out.
I’m not gonna be ready for the day when AI just makes our movies for us