this website
https://babelia.libraryofbabel.info
uses an algorithm to form every single picture that has ever existed and can ever exist
>it has the CIA photo I drew in photoshop last week
>it has pictures of every person's birth
>it has photos of every person's death
>it has photos of every person at every stage in their life
I'm losing my fucking mind because of this holy shit
Does it have a photo of a mommy Rosey mommy gf tucking me in at night?
>>24935495
hmmm please someone test it
>>24935539
yes
are you happy robot???
>>24935552
do it yourself nigger
I don't understand how to use this
this is something i have thought of when i was high.
a picture is just pixels. and we can create whatever we want with pixels. ANYTHING.
my mind was blown
>>24935583
Me either. I feel its not all OP described it to be. Like its some sort of ARG.
What's up with your pic? Two asians with a tree growing out of one?
>>24935598
I think whenever you upload a picture to search it just shows you the picture you uploaded
I don't think it actually has every picture ever and searching them all would take forever even if it did because it takes like 15-30 seconds to load each picture
>>24935558
I am pretty happy, that's really neat.
But really depressing that I'll never find it.
>>24935598
the chances of you finding the photos are pvery slim since there are 4096^266240 (~10^961755) photos on it. But it's crazy knowing photos of your death ARE somewhere on this website.
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>>24935644
idk I feel like that too, but who knows for sure with out really looking at the code? Something like this is really possible I think since
>>24935595
is right about the pixels.
>7 pictures of static
I've read the short story, I shoulda known where this was going
>>24935708
how am I supposed to actually find anything efficiently
>>24935719
What story anon?
>>24935665
Yeah, this site is some goofy spooky shit then, based on how you're speaking. Like some sorta horror game.Is there gonna be jumpscare bullshit if I click around too much?
>>24935731
there's too many photos to really find anything. It works the same way as https://libraryofbabel.info does. Just so many pages of random characters that it manages to spell out every word, sentence, paragraph, etc, that every will and can exist.
Not that interesting since actually finding an image that actually makes sense is essentially nothing.
>>24935767
im fucking spooked m8
>>24935767
no it's just a really big data base,
https://babelia.libraryofbabel.info/about.html
also >>24935759
he probably means https://babelia.libraryofbabel.info/about.html
>>24935787
yeah, but the photos are on the website somewhere though
You guys are retarded. This website has a function that generates every possible image. That is the dumbest, most trivial thing imaginable. A function that counts from one to some arbitrary number in binary is literally the same exact thing.
>>24935495
yeah, sorry to break it to you but the algorithm generates pages of 3200 characters. Translated into data, that's about 3KB. That's as large as an emoticon.
>>24935759
Library of Babel. It's a cool read, it's basically this, but a library full of books with random characters filling every page. I think it's about finding meaning in life's randomness
>>24935815
again, there's no database. It's just a seed algorithm that generates content that can be hashed back into a seed.
This website doesn't actually 'contain' information.
it just displays shit you ask for.
It's kind of easier to see with the text version, you enter a piece of text and it 'searches' for it with it's algorithm, which basically just generates shit containing your string, with a couple of filters, like one made of random letters, one made of random english wrods etc.
it's like if you had a the list of 0 to some huge integer, and you searched for 134234124453452352342545 it could find it's position in the list without actually storing every number.
>>24935868
I didn't ask for anything and it generated random pics
>>24935815I dont trust your spooky shit OP.
>>24935719What happened with the slideshow?
>>24935914
It is pretty spooky actually, but there's is no "jumpscare" or anything. The only thing that's spooky is that this actually exists.
>>24935665
>there are 4096^266240 (~10^961755) photos on it.
you do realize that number is so large it makes the number of atoms in the known universe look like 0 right? it is fucking impossible to store that much data in the entire known universe, let alone one web server.
I feel like I'm being trolled here. no one is this stupid.
>>24935900
Yeah, my explanations not great, but you could also generate an integer on the fly without storing any integer.
The point is that nothing is stored, its generated. anything in a computer is just an integer anyway, displayed according to some protocol.
>>24935941
I hate to be a killjoy but all this website does is the equivalent of generating a random number
I'm too scared to mess with the image part of the website
I know it's unlikely but it might show something I really never wanted to see
>the most terrifying image possible is somewhere on this website
>>24935962
Oh, I get it, thanks for responding famo
>>24935977
>there is something so fucked up it could literally break somebody's mind permanently
>there are images that show things we probably can't possibly imagine
>images so mind bendingly deeply horrifying that they will drive people to suicide
>you might be the one to stumble upon one of them
spooked
>>24935960
ok so it generates the photos instead of having them stored. That doesn't really make it any less crazy though
>>24935966
it's usually just static
>>24936029
sure, but its much likelier that a human would create an image like that seeing as 99% of these images are just noise.
>>24936029
>there is a picture of you sitting at your computer with a deformed serial killer standing behind you, watching
>there is a picture of you, holding up a sign that says, "Hello, anon, I know you are reading this"
>>24936075
>there is a picture of us posting these posts while the screen is filled with screaming tortured souls or some shit
nothing is happening, it says loading
>>24936143
>there is a picture of me murdering you
>there is a picture of me sodomizing your mother
>there is a picture of me killing JFK
>there is a picture of me jumping through the Twin Towers
What the fuck is coloroscopy?
>>24936153
lmaoing @ ur bandwidth
>>24936185
it's my neighbors internet
>>24936171
>somewhere on this site is a bleached out picture of Squidward with bloodshot, darkened eyes
>There is a picture of me fucking my husbando
>start browsing library
>see part of my address
>searching the text version
>things like this actually exist
>i can actually find professions of love from my oneitis by searching for them
?black text
>filter your picture to be shittier
>yeah we totally already had this
>well I mean we didn't have it stored
>but our generator could have made it
>I mean it wouldn't have made it since it's absurdly unlikely
>but it could have
>>24936263
What?
god damn fuck this robot shit.
>>24936259Nice edit.
>>24935495
>OOOH SCARY WEBSITE DON'T VIEW WITH LIGHTS OFF!
>it's shit
>nothing
>>24936290
It's not actually an edit.
Seriously, you can search for anything and they have it in there, somewhere.
Shit, well, I wanted to post an index #, but 4chin won't let me.
>>24936315
>a whole website dedicated for calling op a fag in cryptic ways
I feel this site holds a lot of secrets.
>>24936278
it has every photo though, what are you even talking about? Are you the guy who keeps spaming the kekold threads?
>>24936184
Autistic, just like the rest of the site.
>>24936375
On that note, are there any compression algorithms for extremely long numbers that could be used to shrink these down to a reasonable size? Requiring, of course, an understandably taxing de/compression process.
Still, you could basically send images in the format of a .txt that's within a few megabytes.
>>24936075
actually made me shiver
WHERE ARE THE PICS ??? I ONLY GET LETTERS AND NUMBERS RANDOMLY PUT TOGETHER WHAT IS THIS TRYHARD SHIT
It doesn't HAVE them. That would take a ridiculous amount of data storage. The algorithm is capable of producing them. And if you ask the website if it has a picture, it will produce it as well, by running the algorithm in reverse.
So, theoretically, given enough time, processing power, and data storage, you could run this algorithm until you did produce every single picture ever, including everything you're talking about. But until then, it's just an algorithm.
It is possible that you could be paging through the random images, and come across a picture of you that won't be taken until 20 years from now, but it's highly improbable, you'll only see random arrangements of pixels even if you page through random images all day.
it's not working, how the fuck do you use this site?
>>24935977
half life 3 is somewhere on this website
>>24936514
>photos of Gabe's large member are on it as well
dear god yues
Can someone explain in the simplest way possible what the hell this is?
>>24936514
>this website could generate a picture of you holding your stillborn daughter
>>24936543
>>24936514
No, neither of those are true. Such photos are not stored anywhere on the website.
>>24936563
It's a website that randomly generates images and text, then pretends it's some amazing achievement.
It's a hot meme shit, basically.
>>24936563
Potentially everything.
>>24936563
Supposedly, every single image that can be created or has been created can be generated by this site's image generator.
>>24935595
Where did you crawl from lettuce haven't seen your trip forever
>>24936035
anything can generate any photo you idiot. I can generate OP getting rammed in the ass by Tyrone's big black cock in picture perfect quality on photoshop. Does that make me some kind of forseeing god? No now fuck off
>>24936563
It's a large photo, with each one of the pictures a different color. It is programmed so that every time you scroll to another picture, the pixels are randomized.
This means that there is a (extremely extremely low) chance that you could come across photos of anything you could imagine on here.
You might find a picture of you and a loving gf, you being tortured to death, you eating your favorite food, Donald Trump winning the election, losing it, and so on.
Most likely you'll just get static though.
>there's a picture of you and your waifu on the site
>there's a compiled explanation of how to do anything on that site
If you scroll in far enough, you see that it's just pixels making gradients of different colors in a random order, so its essentially impossible to see the images that we've been talking about, if I understand this correctly. Which I probably don't.
>>24936639
No there isn't
You fags are fucking retarded and don't understand how this website works
>>24935595
probably b8 considering it's JLH but I still feel it's necessary to say that stoners/druggies always think of the most bland and mundane shit
>>24936668
Okay, then there's a slim possibility of anything being generated on the site.
>program a random letter generator
LOOK GUISE IT CONTAINS EVERY BOOK EVER WRITTEN HEHEHE
That means there are pictures of you with your IRL waifu right now.
>>24936579
they're generated by the algorithm
>>24936668
ok explain how we're wrong then
>>24936734
Fuck you, that's my waifu.
your waifu is there too
>this website could create a picture of me marrying Rose
>this website could create a picture of our kids
It's a little too much. I need to lie down.
>>24935495
That means it technically contains illegal stuff like child pornography. Could the site be taken down because of this.
>>24936035
>ok so it generates the photos instead of having them stored. That doesn't really make it any less crazy though
Yes it does, that's the whole point. That's the appeal. You have to trust that what it's showing you is not generated but stored and that's the "wow" part of it. If it's just generating it then that's not nearly as interesting.
If I input the complete works of shakespeare as text and it shows me, within a massive, massive number of random characters, an exact match to it which was already a part of that sequence before I searched for it, than that's amazing. It must be a massive, unbelievably large database, with more gigabytes than the number of atoms in the universe. If it's just generating it, then it's not nearly the same.
So yes, it makes it much less crazy.
>>24936810
>If I input the complete works of shakespeare as text and it shows me, within a massive, massive number of random characters, an exact match to it which was already a part of that sequence before I searched for it, than that's amazing
THAT'S LITERALLY WHAT THIS WEBSITE DOES. GET THE HELL OUT OF MY THREAD
>>24936786
>>24936639
>>24936734
>>24936762
>>24936574
>>24936543
>>24936215
>>24936212
>>24936171
>>24936143
>>24936075
>>24936029
>>24935977
All of this is meaningless, the images aren't permanent but rather randomly generated and unique to you, until you visited the image the image didn't exist.
You'll never see the image, you could stay on the website for 2000 years and still never find anything resembling human.
>>24936654
Here's an example in case that doesn't make any sense
>>24936810
>not nearly the same
People clicked on it operating off the assumption that it contained pictures of those things, most likely because it's just a random collection of pixels.
At least that's the assumption I was under when I clicked it.
It's still just as cool now that I know the random pixels aren't already there, but get generated every time I click on it.
There's no difference to anybody who's not an incredible autist.
>>24936862
>All of this is meaningless, the images aren't permanent but rather randomly generated and unique to you, until you visited the image the image didn't exist.
disinfo
>>24936810
Nigga, you are so infinitely stupid, im finding it difficult to describe in words.
>saying that the universe was created is more boring then saying tha universe always existed
>>24936706
Well in theory...it would contain the code for every book written. You just have to wait a really, really long time.
UNLESS you could show that the amount of time required to generate every book written thus far with the random letters was longer than some cosmic time scale, say, the amount of time it takes before the sun encompasses the Earth, or something. Then you actually wouldn't have it, I guess.
I.e. leaving the generator to run for an infinite amount of time actually WOULDN'T create every book ever made, because the generator is on earth and earth would be gone before it does it. That's also possible..
>>24936735
There's roughly the same probability of this website generating a picture of some that has/will occur or be created as me taking a dump on the floor and the same happening. Technically possible, but so unlikely it's for all intents and purposes never going to happen.
>>24936862
No shit you retard.
It doesn't make it meaningless, it just makes it unrealistic to search through and find this shit.
>you won't win the lottery so stop imagining what it would mean and how cool it would be
wew lad some of the people here are autistic.
>>24936937
BUT THAT PHOTO IS SOMEWHERE ON THE WEBSITE BECAUSE OF THE ALGORITHM. THAT'S WHAT MAKES THIS SO CRAZY.
>>24936735
There is nothing stored on this website. If you page through the random images for days on end you will be extremely lucky to see something that might be interpreted as a stick figure. There is an extremely small chance that the algorithm will generate a picture of Gaben's cock, or you with your waifu, but the odds of such are minuscule.
If you take your own image, the algorithm will replicate it, which proves that it was possible for the algorithm to create that picture, but the algorithm only created that picture just then because you introduced it to that picture.
It's an interesting thought experiment, but if you actually understand how it works, it's not amazing at all. It just generates randomly colored pixels.
>>24936884
If every image ever was stored on there, it would be trillions of terabytes big and would take millions of years for computers to generate.
Are you faggots 14? Because this is the kind of stuff you think about when you're 14.
This isn't an "algorithm" as OP puts it, it's a trivial program that gives every pixel a random RGB value. People write these in their first month of coding. There are hundreds of websites that does this.
These "images" aren't anywhere, it generates one for you whenever you press the button, when you move on it's gone.
LOL OMG GUYS, GUYS, SOMEONE COULD DRAW LITERALLY ANYTHING. LIKE SOMEONE COULD DRAW YOUR DEATH! IT'S RIGHT THERE IN THE PEN AND PAPER, IT JUST HASN'T BEEN DRAWN YET
>>24936835
No, it doesn't. You don't understand what it's doing. That would be too large of a database to exist already.
It's not doing that.
>>24936878
What you're saying is that it takes the pixels you search in it and then generates an exact copy of it? So it's not already in the system already, it's just generated based on what you already give it.
How is this any different than just copying any image and pasting it somewhere online?
>>24936884
This is what I'm saying.
>>24936904
>reading comprehension
I never said that. Can you read? You're full of shit and you haven't got the slightest clue what you're talking about.
>you got no image.
>>24936962
No it fucking isn't you goddamn retard. That photo is NOWHERE on the website. Jesus fucking Christ. See this guy's post >>24936999
Trips tell truth
>>24937006
>stop thinking about interesting things that I don't find interesting
>stop guys I am better and smarter than that I thought of that when I was younger than you haha I'm smarter haha
You are seriously an inbred dude. Why do you care if people find it interesting?
>>24937006
>mad because he didn't think of it first
So guys, doesn't this mean there's a pic that proves Obama is lizard person somewhere on the website?
>>24936259
>the exact combination of words that would make your oneitis love you is in there somewhere
>every startup idea that will create billionaires in your lifetime is in there somewhere
>>24936962
No it's not. See: >>24936912
The data required to produce your photo by chance with the algorithm would be so great that the earth would be destroyed before it happens.
So it isn't effective enough to ever actually do it, no matter how you look at it.
You're photo may as well not be there, because it will never be generated randomly by this algorithm unless you prompt it by GIVING IT YOUR PHOTO and then letting it COPY your damn photo, which ruins the whole point that your photo is "generated."
>>24937007
No, it doesn't. Yeah the image search makes a copy of it, by using a reversal of the algorithm that randomly generates pictures.
But I'm talking about the slideshow, in which a picture is randomly generated every time from scratch. It could (incredibly unlikely) generate a picture of your overweight frame posting dumb shit on his computer. That's what's interesting about it.
>go on the universal slideshow
>just says loading and does nothing
What is this bullshit?
>>24936999
It would take longer than it would take for the earth to be consumed by the sun.
That means it would almost certainly never actually produce it, so saying that a random generator like this will eventually produce all images is false. It WILL be consumed some day and STOP producing images BEFORE every image can be produced.
IT
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>>24935552
it's legit but for the most part useless
>The Universal Slideshow cycles through every possible image in the order they appear in the Babel Image Archives. It takes about three seconds to load a new picture, and would traverse the entire collection in 10^961748 years. The slideshow typically begins at a random point, but you can start from the location of any image by entering its location number, or by following a link from the image search or bookmark pages.
>As with the text library, the promise of discovering the hidden truth and beauty of the past and future can be enticing, though probability dictates that we may only ever find random noise.
>>24937006
except it's not just a random generator you dumb nigger.
>>24937030
yeah, it would be. It's not stored on the website, no shit sherlock.
>>24937030
ok so it's generated on the website by the algorithm. How is that still not crazy?
>>24937006
This, completely.
You guys are drooling over the equivalent of a pen and paper and exclaiming SOMEONE COULD DRAW ANYTHING WITH THIS.
That's exactly what you're doing.
Get the fuck over yourselves.
Borges > your favorite author
>>24936787
Since it generated it (or has the potential to do so) instead of taking a picture of it, it'd be more akin to drawn stuff than photographs, so in some places there's nothing it could make that would be illegal.
Doesn't matter either way, the likelihood of it making something legally questionable is a bit less than it making anything coherent, which is already negligible.
>>24937102
The interesting thing is that it CAN randomly generate that photo.
You're not using the website correctly. Image search is there to prove that the algorithm can make pictures that look coherent.
Go ahead, upload a photo to it.
The end result will look a little lower quality, but it will still be recognizable.
What it's doing is a reversal of the random generation algorithm, to show you that yes, the random generation can produce pictures that look like that, not just random static, if you bothered to scroll through long enough.
You are a huge retard.
>>24937145
>>24937141
you guy's don't seem to understand how this works. You're like the polar opposite of these autistic faggots
>>24937006
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>>24937030
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>>24937144
The thing being though, by the very nature of it's randomness; it could both take longer than for the earth to be consumed by the sun to produce what you are looking for or could be instantaneous.
That's somewhat interesting, at least.
>>24937204
How does it work then?
>>24937179
>Get the fuck over yourselves
>saying people who find something interesting that you don't find interesting need to get over themselves
You don't need to be in this thread, why don't you get over yourself? You think you're better than everyone because they find this interesting?
Saying that as someone who couldn't care less about this shit, but was scrolling by and saw your post. Are you seriously this retarded?
>>24937073
1. You're factually wrong with your assumptions about the website
2. There's no reason you should find this super fascinating and not the pen and paper example.
>>24937083
These programs have been made since before I was born.
>>24937164
Yes it is. They tacked some more features on it but that's what it is. Here's the code
https://code.google.com/p/every-image-generator/
>>24937122
AHA do you see the difference?
If you create a program that randomly gives a single color to each pixel and then run it, it will give a color to each pixel and have some very small chance of producing a picture of you. But there are no pictures of you in there already because there doesn't need to be a database at all for that to work.
MS Paint can draw dots. According to what you're saying, this is just a program that paints dots in no particular order. The number of photos needed to store all photos is too large to exist. Re-read what you wrote and realize that it's not that interesting, it's just random pixels which don't have to be stored or anything.
>>24937289
>But there are no pictures of you in there already because there doesn't need to be a database at all for that to work.
How do you know this for certain?
>>24937007
>I-i didnt exactly say that though
Your irrational belief that something already existing is more impressive then something being created is pretty fucking stupid.
>>24937253
>factually wrong
How am I factually wrong at all?
It's a random generator of pixel colors.
Sure it's way more efficient to fire up MSPaint or Photoshop and make a picture instead of randomly generating one, but there's something interesting about the fact that a photorealistic drawing of any of these crazy things could be generated by a computer.
If you don't see why that could be interesting to some people, you have asperger's.
>>24937146
>someone would traverse the slideshow in 10^961748 years
But that's wrong. That's my entire fucking point. Your universe, ANY universe which contains this machine, this program, will be 100% certainly GONE in that amount of time and we have proven this with physics which contain just as much rigor as the idea that this algorithm works in the first place.
That's statement is objectively false. It relies on false physics, that the number generator will still exist after that many years, which is impossible.
That's why this idea does not hold and it may just as well be Control+Copy Control+Paste.
You guys really need some background in theoretical informatics
>>24937289
No shit it's not stored. You were wrong in your original post and I corrected you, now your moving goal posts.
You're right, it's a random generator. No it doesn't store photos, and I never said it did.
Why does it matter so much to you whether or not other people find this interesting? It's bizarre.
>>24937235
it uses an algorithm to create every single photo that ever existed and could exist. There's so many photos that you probably will never see anything interesting. But the coll thing about the website is the fact that those photos are on the website.
>>24937289
it is NOT a random pixel generator.
"everything that ever has been or ever could be written. Instead of letters and punctuation marks, the Image Archives permute the 4096 colors, and rather than a page of 40 lines each with 80 characters, the images are pixel grids with 416 rows and 640 columns. It contains every image that ever has been or could be created with this color palette in these dimensions"
It's based on an algorithm that GUARANTEES every possible combination, random pixel generators just make random pixels, they don't operate on an algorithm that generates every single possible combination of pixels and colors.
>>24937372
you have added absolutely NOTHING to this thread. Why even post this? Just fuck off you little autistic faggot.
>>24935495
>https://babelia.libraryofbabel.info
God damn the book is right guys
>>24937219
Sure, but literally any program that puts color on paper has the same likelihood.
If I programmed MS Paint to click to paint one color, then change colors, move one pixel to the right of that first pixel, click again, and repeat until a small image is created (assuming MS Paint could somehow paint that much detail, etc.), it would have the same effect as this algorithm. Just randomly putting color on paper.
>>24937398
I know how it works, you seemed to imply I didn't because I was complaining about it just saying loading when I go to the slideshow.
>>24937347
How autistic are you?
It doesn't say that people will traverse it.
It's saying that, with the average time it would take to load a picture, that's how long it would take to see them all.
How does that make it Copy-paste at all?
It's like when someone says that if you stacked all the garbage on Earth you could reach the Moon.
When someone says that, do you say
>REEEEEEEEEE THAT'S A FALSE STATEMENT BECAUSE AT SOME POINT THE GARBAGE WOULD TIP OVER
>FUCK YOU FAGGOT THE GARBAGE PILE WOULDN'T HOLD ALL THE WAY TO SPACE THAT IS INCORRECT YOU FUCKING RETARD REEEE
Holy mackerel
>>24937438
ok so why did you ask me how it works then? I'm about to strike you faggots who are corroding my thread with your cancer down. Just destroy yourself now.
>>24937337
>How am I factually wrong at all?
The thread in general believes this websites actually has images on it. The thread in general doesn't understand that this is no different from the "infinite potential" contained in a single pencil, or a bunch of multi colored confetti dropped randomly on the floor.
>If you don't see why that could be interesting to some people
This "thought" is just an extension of the infinite monkey theorem. Programs doing this have been around since we've had displays. It's literally an exercise from "my first coding book". The fact that you find this interesting NOW means that you're either like 12 or so fucking stupid you haven't thought of it yet.
>>24937393
>you're right, it's a random generator
>>24937398
>it is NOT a random pixel generator
I'm fucking lost. Which one of you is right?
You've both responded to me.
To >>24937398
The >it GUARENTEES every possible combination
That's literally impossible. It's possible to guarentee that ANY possible combination could be created, but a random pixel generator does the exact same thing. To guarentee EVERY is impossible. The generator could not exist by the time EVERY possible combination is generated.
>>24937429
Why does it matter if it's this program or another? Why does it matter if it's MS Paint or not?
We are literally saying the concept that a program being able to create an accurate picture of your death is pretty interesting.
For those who don't get it, the site has 2 Functions:
1. You give it an image, it then replicates your image.
2. You tell it to create a picture, it then randomly colors in pixels in no particular order and shows you the result.
Neither of these are interesting?
You guys are doing the equivalent of looking at a pen and going "YOU COULD WRITE ANYTHING WITH THIS," when in reality the pen has a limited amount of ink. And you guys are still arguing "BUT YOU COULD WRITE ANYTHING WITH THAT LIMITED AMOUNT OF INK."
Yeah, but how is that interesting?
>>24937499
make an algorithm RIGHT NOW that can make every single possible combination of letters, commas, and periods then.
>>24937518
who fucking knows anymore? I posted a link to this website because I thought it really really fucking cool, wish I had not because there are some really fucking autistic /g/ rejects posting in here now. It's not the same thing as just a random letter generator, the algorithm it's based on make sure each page of text is the same each time (which works the same way for the photos) which means it's not just a random letter or pixel generator.
>>24937485
Did you get that weegee from the website?
>>24937640
yeah I got it from reddit.com
Anyone find anything interesting on here?
>>24936862
>this website could have a picture of you sucking my dick
>>24937676
"REEE YOU FUCKING NORMIOES DON'T LE GET HOW THIS LE WEBSITE WURKS!! IT'S JUST A LE RANDUM NUMBR GENURATOR I COULD MAKE THIS WHEN I WUS 12 YEARS OLDD!!!"
>>24937532
Almost anything in the world which can be seen has the ability of being able to create an accurate picture of your death, with varying degrees of detail and color.
That's why.
To go a step further, one could argue that everything already IS an accurate picture of your death with varying detail. You just can't make out what the image is for most of them.
With that in mind, if I took a shit right now and showed you, would you recognize that it's an accurate picture of your death? No, because that particular image doesn't have enough detail for you to make out that it is. This is the same as looking at a random group of pixels.
My Point: Every single image in this generator is an accurate image of your death. You just aren't able to see it.
>>24937629
I'm not a coder but here you go
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31486946/create-every-possible-combination-in-php
You see how fucking trivial this is? Literally less code than making a post on 4chan
>>24937629
OP it is cool, thank you for showing me this. Some people in this thread are just to autistic to think about possibilities.
>>24937798
It's the other way around. The idiots are the people who didn't spontaneously have this idea in highschool and are already over it
>>24937769
ok have you even looked at the website I posted originally? it has a lot more depth to it that that amateur shit.
>>24937798
thanks senpai
>>24937629
>he algorithm it's based on make sure each page of text is the same each time
That IS interesting then. How does it do that?
>>24937818
> have this idea in highschool and are already over it
but it's a reality with the website though, it's not just an idea anymore.
How do I find an actual picture though? I keep coming up with rubbish
>>24937823
>it has a lot more depth to it
Like what?
No, it literally doesn't. It is trivial shit exactly like that guy posted. That's my whole fucking point.
Tell me what your website does that that shitty little program doesn't.
>>24937847
https://youtu.be/GDrBIKOR01c?t=1032
watch this
>>24937823
No it doesnt. I already posted the code it uses. It's not that much more complicated than for letters
https://code.google.com/p/every-image-generator/
>>24937859
No you idiot. See above. It's a basic program. They don't store images. There's not even enough room on all hard drives in the world to store 1% of it.
>>24936259
>pizzicato hymnology
this sounds like a good name for a genre of music
>>24937872
That's what we're fucking saying.
See here: >>24937764
and >>24937614
To get a comprehensive understanding of what this thing is.
>>24937872
just keep searching, you'll eventually find a picture of that picture
>>24937876
>>24937898
it locates any 3200 characters including any combination of lowercase letters, comas, space, and period. Each page is the same every time it is loaded. IT'S NOT A FUCKING RANDOM LETTER GENERATOR
>>24937898
god fucking damn it nobody is saying it sores pictures on the website.
>>24937956
>IT'S NOT A FUCKING RANDOM LETTER GENERATOR
Yes it is. But the seed isn't random. Do you even know what a seed is?
For the third time I already posted the code it uses https://code.google.com/p/every-image-generator/
>nobody is saying it sores pictures on the website.
How about you read the thread idiot
>>24937938
>you'll eventually find a picture of that picture
No you almost certainly won't though, that's the point we're trying to make. The algorithm will, with 100% certainty be long gone before you have even the slightest chance of finding a picture that looks anything at all even remotely close to resembling your picture. That's the point. It's "possible" but the odds are almost 0% and almost anything else in the entire world is more likely. Anything. You are more likely to win the lottery not once but 10^100000 times before finding anything interesting on this site.
>>24938071
Just like the odds of you getting laid!
been refreshing for almost hour and a half, best result is something that somehow looked like a bust if you cross your eyes
I gotta admit, it's really cool idea, but kinda useless since 99.999999999999...% you'll get static
>>24936706
not really, you're still limited by number of words that exist, this can be literally anything, something that we can't even imagine
>>24937956
>not a random letter generator
Yes it fucking is. The seed isn't random. It's that simple. Get over it.
this is what I found on the same page as my full name typed into the libary of babel letter version.
>mayxd
>wwmootip
holy shit, these were a few lines away from my name as well.
>ITT:
>ignore the robot
>>24938071
how do you know this picture of a picture won't flash before me when i die?
>>24938135
Wow amazing. I actually saw the same exact thing projected by holograms onto clouds of Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. JUST AMAZING RIGHT?
Guys, the cool thing about this isn't that it can generate any image. It's that it has a specific point for every single image, even if it doesn't have them in storage.
You could upload a file and it would tell you where the place is, but the cool idea is that the place would be the same whether you uploaded the image or not. It didn't use your image to generate a location, it used you image to search for a location.
The images for everything don't exist on here to say, but the place of them does.
>>24938200
that's pretty amazing
>>24938195
I'm not saying it won't, I'm stating the odds of it happening are less likely than the odds of the earth crumbling from its core right now and then projecting you into a rocket which travels to another planet and then reveals the image to you crafted by alien life forms on a gas cloud there which was waiting for you all along.
That sequence of events happening right this second is far more likely than what you're describing happening.
>>24938250
well that sounds better anyways
>>24938204
No, not really.
It read the image you're saying, then gave each pixel a number, and that number is the location.
I could even more feasibly do the same thing by hand. You give me an image which has 2 pixels, one black and one white. I give the image a location which is binary. Now just imagine the same thing on a larger scale, one that isn't binary. Really fucking simple. You could do it by hand too, in theory, with a microscope and a good grasp of colors.
>>24935495
>uses an algorithm to form every single picture that has ever existed and can ever exist
Not true. It contains every single 416x640 image that has ever existed and can ever exist within a 4096 colors spectrum.
Another interesting thing to note is that it can also generate every possible footage within the specs I mentioned earlier. Think of it as every possible random slideshow sequence. Following that logic it's possible to generate infinite footage of basically anything you can imagine. For instance, it is theoretically possible to watch a slideshow containing a series of images that depict a "CGI animation" of the universe from its beginning (if there is one) to its end (if there is one).
>>24938353
>It contains
It can generate*
My bad.
>>24938353
>>24938374
That's also not true though, which is the point I'm trying to make.
It cannot generate every picture.
That would take longer than the amount of time before the universe would not allow such a generator to still exist, either by the sun consuming the earth or some other means, and this is 100% certain.
So it can generate ANY image, but not EVERY. And that is what makes it no different than a random generator.
To the guy saying >but it gives your picture a special location which is the same every time!
Anyone with a microscope can "read" an image and give it a number based on the combination of colors it seems. That is completely arbitrary and also very simple.
This thing is a random generator at best guys.
>>24938334
yes really, if I knew the location, but never gave it the image, would it still show me my image?
Yes, that's the thing. If you think over the binary for a two pixel black and white image instead of uploading it and then simply enter in the binary location, you still get your image. Therefore, images of things such as JFK's assassination or whatever DO have a real location which, if you had, you would be presented with the image, even if it was never taken in real life.
Step off your CompSci autism and think of the philosophy for a moment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_s5RFgd59ao
https://github.com/philipl/pifs
>>24938353
that's true, but chance for that would be 1:Googolplex or something like that
my head hurts just by thinking about that
>>24938431
Think about what you're saying. I know literally nothing about compsci but "hello world," but what you're saying is that if given the location, you could find the image.
That's fine, but you could do that by hand just as easily. If there are X number of colors in the world, and each pixel gets a number 1 through X, then you could create any image given the set of numbers.
It just reads your image, tells you the number for each color at each pixel, and that's your code.
>>24938431
>think of the philosophy for a moment.
Not him but you're fucking 12. It's already been explained that this is no different than looking at a pen and paper and saying WOOOW DUDE WEED LMAO THIS CONTAINS __EVERYTHING__ WE COULD SOLVE MURDERS WITH THIS!
>>24938468
Consider the argument here: >>24937764
It's not even that.
>>24935495
This is old shit with a slightly new context
>>24935495
I SO agree with you op, also have you realized every single person lives a life as fully as yours? Look up sophomy
So theoretically how long would it take to generate a normal pic?
This isn't very interesting.
You are all retards, it probably is a very simple code that generates random shapes out of pixels.
It would need a near amount of infite tries to get anything close to a picture of "your death" and it cannot store that much. Therefore it cannot generate anything spoopy.
>>24938644
>How long do I have to roll a dice before I get a 4
>>24938644
Theoretically it would most likely never, ever generate a normal picture. This is because the time needed to generate a normal pic is greater than the time before the generator will 100% certainly have disappeared by natural causes of the universe.
So in theory, there is virtually no chance of a normal picture ever being produced.
On the other hand, this: >>24937764
is the flip side of it, which argues that everything is a picture of everything else, just with varying degrees of detail.
So what you're looking at now already is a "normal" picture.
>>24938724
>what is expectation
>>24938737
damn, that sucks
i wasn't expecting some spoopy shit, I just wanted literally any pic
>>24938431
>Step off your CompSci autism and think of the philosophy for a moment.
lol aka don't think just try and sound ebin deep!
>Uploaded rare pepe
>It didn't have it
>>24938824
What a coicidence
It found mine
HOLY FUCK GUYS
GO HERE
http://www.n00bunlimited.net/pastebin.php?show=64444
SEARCH FOR THAT NUMBER POST, COPY AND PASTE THE WHOLE NUMBER AND SEARCH FOR IT
TOO MANY DIGITS FOR 4CHAN POST (96000~)
THIS IS REAL
>>24938991
HOLY FUCK GUYS
THERE'S THIS NEW THING CALLED "MS WORD"
WHEN I TAKE A NUMBER FROM THIS WEBSITE, A TOTALLY RANDOM NUMBER, AND THEN COPY AND PASTE THE WHOLE NUMBER INTO WORD, WORD FINDS MY NUMBER FOR ME. THEN IT SHOWS ME MY NUMBER.
AMAZING.
>>24938991
What? is that a picture of something?
FUCK YEAH, SHIT'S GETTING REAL NOW!
>>24937764
Your whole post makes zero sense.
>>24936787
>upload CP
>save the ID they give you in .txt
>delete CP
>distribute IDs on pedo rings
>repeat
>????
>extreme profit
i just found a ticket to fortune.Im not going to do it in any way posts in this website are works of fiction
Post interesting finds?
>>24939222
I find your trips interesting.
>>24938991
i searched on the image archive and it said it wasn't accessable to the server or some shit
just screenshot what you found and post it faggot
>>24939198
That however is kind of interesting, a little bit.
It raises legal questions, is all.
>>24939061
Has anyone found anything different than that? Or should I ask will anyone EVER find
OP you piece of waste, delete this thread
>>24938880
It's meme magic
>>24935495
how do I use it to find nudes of my oneitis?
>>24935665
>But it's crazy knowing photos of your death ARE somewhere on this website.
I doubt it, they're not actually there UNLESS someone accidentally generates them
think how much server space would be required to actually store that many images, impossible
cool concept though
It can make pictures of a dog in a silly hat and that's good enough for me.
So what are the chances of it actually generating a recognizable image? It's probably something ridiculous like one image every 1 trillion years kek
Like in the future 10^10^10^500 years after the heat death random objects will pop into existence due to quantum fluctuation or some shit
guys why don't we just search from 1-100 and see if we can see anything?
we can assign ourselves to sections of 10
we'd only need 10 people to look at each section (1-10, 11-20, 21-30, etc) to cover the whole 100
Perhaps we can use meme magic to manifest an image, they did experiments where people can manipulate random number generators using intent
>>24935595
>a picture is just pixels
"no"
>>24939541
Yes, I've seen 57 potential deaths of myself happening in about 17 minutes from now.
In three of them there was a clown holding a different instrument each time. Others were more bizzare; aliens, strangled by hdmi cabe, wii remote shoved through my head etc.
I saw the next 4 actors to play doctor who. none of them were idris elba.
The 4mil get on [s4s] was an impressive sign
>>24940431
I've been on here for 12 minutes.
I saw the winner of every future super bowl, every future president, and the location of Rose all in one pic
>>24935495
It has a photo of me getting laid? Bullshit.
>the rarest dank meme in existence is technically on this website, given a infinite ammount of time
HOLY SHIT GUYS I GOT WOJAK
>>24940431
I didn't die btw. This site is shit.
So where are all the brutal dope fly stupid phat fresh pictures at?
>>24940685
Kek, I'd fuck you just from this joke
so...cp?
>>24940208
>they did experiments where people can manipulate random number generators using intent
in a copypasta on /x/
not in real life
>>24941046
A-are you grill?
>>24935595
I thought of it too when I was in high school and thought I was a genius.
But the problem is it takes as many steps to look for the thing as it does to create it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halting_problem
>>24935977
>>24936029
The website only makes images. It's unreasonable to think that an image of any kind can drive a man insane, even the most "terrifying" one you can think of.
>Your oneitis's nudes are on there
I think you'd have to sit on this website for years to be given anything more comprehensible than shit like this. Maybe even that long wouldn't be enough
The odds of it spitting out something that even shows you an accurate human or object etc. in of itself is astronomical, let alone situations and context
>>24939719
nah m8 no pictures need 2 be stored, it generates them each time niqqa
>>24941387
y-yes senpaiI can be anything you want me to be
>>24941819
>But you will never see them
>>24941844
Wait, do you really not see this image? What does it look like to you?
>>24941844
Is that an eye on the right
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okay
Cant pastebin it either, it goes over the 512kb limit for text characters to show you the image.
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