>certain arrangement of bits contains a perfectly encoded video of (You) masturbating in the middle of a busy street
Certain arrangement of bits contains a perfectly encoded video of (You) masturbating in the middle of a busy street
>a certain number 0 < i < ∞ contains a video of OP sucking a billion cocks in a row
>implying that video doesn’t already exist
>Still no possible arrangement of bits that contains a video of you and a gf
Damn
>certain arrangement of bits contains a perfectly encoded video of (You) mom suck walrus dick
>It's the year 2030
>You can ask the Almighty AI botnet any picture or video you want and it will instantly create it for you (porn included)
>But (((They))) will know everything you ask and see
Would you?
They already know everything I ask and see so nothing has changed.
>tomorrow's winning lottery numbers
>tfw it's the numbers from lost
That would be cool to watch
If you generate 100MB of random bits and do it repeatedly, wait a few ages of the universe, one of those will contain a video of you masturbating in the middle of Times Square while singing classical opera
but I never stand in the middle of a busy street?
That's not how the probability works
Infinite monkey theorem, biatch
If the video is 1080x1920, that's 2,073,600 pixels per frame. With 8-bit values each for RGB, that's 2^24 possible colours per pixel, or 16,777,216. Multiplying we get 34,789,235,097,600 colours per frame, or 35E12. For a 5 minute video (I'm a quick finisher) at 30fps, that's 9000 frames per video, and so 313E15 colours per video or possible videos. 313E15 = 2^58. So each 58 bit number represents a single 5 minute video, so generating a single one would just take a single 64-bit operation (assumption). Looks like 100 Petaflops is about the limit for supercomputers today, so it would take 3 seconds. 50 Gigaflops is more like what a modern PC will have however, meaning it will take 6.3 million seconds, or about 2 and a half months. You'd need (2^58)^2 = 98E33 bits to store every single one though, so good luck with that.
But with the right machine-learning program you could easily cut this down to a much smaller amount. Anyone taught a machine learning algorithm to produce procedurally generated pornography yet?
We've gotten better monkeys.
>there are multiple combination of bits shows (You) being happy with (You)'s waifu
>I don't know combinatorics: the post
The video is compressed, dumb dumb. It's way fewer bits