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https://x.com/tim_cook/status/1980375071475790105

Apple should really improve pytorch on mac though lol.

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>two block lora vs three block lora

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>>106969558
cute

>>106968253

>>106968253
your just mad you missed the boat

scarcity is a scam. dont fall for it

This is why digital scarcity is laughable, the scarcity is the proof of ownership, not the actual item.
Also reminder: If the primary argument people come up with is "It's a good investment", it's 99% a scam.

My main take away from NFTs is I wish I was soulless enough to scam people.

>>106967620
Brain probably not finished developing.

>>106967620
>>106967642
Stay mad go drink over it at the bar and do some socializing bye

Kneel before the machine god.

>>106968186
And you?

Give us sex robots

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>>106968650
Is it gay to notice the phallic symbolism metaphorically slapped across your face or gay to be so desensitized you don't notice it?

>>106969318
>is it gay to see penises everywhere
kinda

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>>106964917
>Buying a "smart" bed
>Need cloud connection to sleep
You get what you fucking deserve, retard.

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>>106968454
>we're all in this together
hmm

>>106967697
>random
I can't even tell if Tesla fanboys are trolls or serious. How is that random?

>>106969575
ChatGPT suggested it to me.

>>106969571
totally understandable, it's unfortunate they don't fit you. good luck finding something better.
i encourage you to continue to listen to audio and interpret graphs. it is not an automatic or intuitive skill people are adept at. there is room to improve your understanding.

>>106969589
oh jesus

>>106969590
>there is room to improve your understanding.
Oh for sure. I'm learning more and more with every mistake and failed purchase.

>>106969593
Well I had picked it out first from seeing the FR. Then I uploaded that one + FR from three or four others and asked ChatGPT which graph would sound the best with my type of music. And it declared Doscinco the winner. The logic it presented was sound (focus on mid-bass over sub-bass, since my music doesn't have sub-bass, etc).

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeQ8Ry2-4OCRPGxBRCJcKgRouoDO22iz6

I have no thoughts because I don't think about roblox.

if da worl was endin i wanna age pway wif uuuuuuuu

>>106969327
how many $ does this make from kids?

>>106969452
if money = pedophiles, a lot

>>106969459
>>106969130
Please.

>>106968577
Wow the last nightly was 3 days ago, is it really the end?

>>106969478
I'm still baffled that youtube was better under a jewish woman than an indian man

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    cmd := exec.Command("yt-dlp",
        url,
        "-o", tempFilename,
        "--cookies", "/meguca/www.youtube.com_cookies.txt",
        "--concurrent-fragments", "32",
        "--fragment-retries", "3",
        "--retries", "3",
        "--user-agent", "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/140.0.0.0 Safari/537.36",
        "--referer", "https://www.youtube.com/",
        "-f", "bestvideo[height>=1080]+bestaudio/bestvideo[height>=720]+bestaudio/bestvideo[height>=480]+bestaudio/best",
        "--merge-output-format", "mp4",
        "--remux-video", "mp4",
        "-S", "vcodec:h264,lang,quality,res,fps,hdr:12,acodec:aac")

works on my imageboard

>>106969554
Already answered >>106969386

"x64" is just a weird ass cursed retronym to tell you it is compatible with x86 based processors.

>>106969485
"something that already works" isn't a good idea for this type of thing, think of eternalblue and whatever the exploit used in sasser is called. both of these examples also liked to crash your computer so you would definitely notice something was wrong
>>106969515
yes
>>106969582
system32 also contains stuff like your hosts file, so maybe doing things this way was easier?

>>106969512
>128bit
if this ever happens it won't be for a long time. as it is i'm not sure if any amd64 even supports a full 64bit address space, they're usually, last i checked, 48bit physically

>>106969554
i understand microsoft coined "x64" to differentiate it from it's other existing non-amd64 64bit offerings. like for example there was a "Windows XP 64-bit Edition", which was for Itanium processors. later once they made an amd64 version, they had to call it something else, so it became "Windows XP x64 Edition". i can only assume they avoid "AMD64" to avoid customer confusion regarding Intel cpu support

>So, on a 64 bit computer, it's 64 bit files are stored in a folder marked with 32, and it's 32 bit files are stored in a folder marked with 64? I really don't think it should've been that difficult for them to change, this is cursed.
it's the curse of backward compatibility, compounded by a desire to make upgrading software easier. they could have just made system64 and told devs to fix their software, but microsoft tends to avoid that where they can and keep the old ways around. it does make things quite messy

>I figured it was just quicker for developers to type.
well like i said, software devs don't use this folder directly. when a 32bit program is running, what it sees as system32 gets directed to syswow64. it does beg the question why they didn't do this with 64bit software instead (direct system32 access to system64). maybe there's a cost to do that, which if so, would make sense to give that cost to legacy software

>>106969600
>"something that already works" isn't a good idea for this type of thing, think of eternalblue and whatever the exploit used in sasser is called. both of these examples also liked to crash your computer so you would definitely notice something was wrong
Don't tell it to me, tell it to them.

>system32 also contains stuff like your hosts file, so maybe doing things this way was easier?
They could've made reflinks.

>>106969610
>They could've made reflinks.
only supported on NTFS, and XP x64 supports FAT32 installation, so reflinks were not guaranteed to be available
why put xp on fat32? no idea.

Lumi why do you not use your cute tripcode anymore ;3

~Liked having you easy to spot ;3

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>>106969530
oops. elon is retired, it's not coming back. it's better this way

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no idea how "boxing ring" got into the wildcard dataset, but it did. so that's a thing now i guess.

>>106969555
>like Deepseek does
DS has never generated gross stuff out of the blue for me unless I ask it to.

>>106969583
Some earlier versions of Reasoner really had a way of turning bots like Twisted World into a paranoid hellscape where every woman freezes like a deer in headlights, only barely suppressing the urge to flee in terror from the rape monster that is {{user}}.

>>106969555
>i dont want to read how stinky your toejam is and how much calloused your feet
never ever had this happen with gemini or deepseek
i genuinely don't know what you're even talking about

>My erps are in loveydovey land
ah...
you're one of those people...

>>106969546
yeah

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i hate st updates

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>>106967634
not yet but i'm considering adding them to the video information section in my youtube client
it does support sponsorblock currently
>>106967804
thanks

how come it doesn't do the fancy information when I play in the console no more?
what's with this gay menu too?

>>106966566
If impatient.

git clone https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp.git
cd yt-dlp
git fetch origin pull/14157/head:pr-14157
git checkout pr-14157
python -m pip install --force-reinstall --no-cache-dir ".[default]"

# In your yt-dlp.conf file if you use Node.Js
--remote-components ejs:github
--js-runtimes node 

>>106969496
Does this have Rust?

>>106952020

echo $?

>>106967487
>>106967380
the strike is done by an automated moderation system and is in principle no big deal. but his account information might be going to law enforcement if asked for by a real person. he might possibly be clandestingly investigated for crimes real or imagined and possibly black listed by his government/police for being a bad goy.

this shit happened to me during covid. I was in a gardening discord that had a few end of the world/prepper types in it and they got us (well not me, i was using a vpn) all in trouble because they dared to be vocal about the black lives matter niggers setting everything on fire.

>>106969279
Just surrender to China already if you use that shit. We should be looking like Japan where nobody is competently online and you have to find businesses by walking around. Alas, niggers.

>>106967218
Just use Soundcloud to dump your neet-ass music then.

>>106968666
You'd be an outright pussy not to do it on your main, with over $1000 of profile decorations.

Or really, just don't break the TOS. Small servers themed around arson are not immune either.

>>106967218
You know what? Fuck it. Let it happen.
When normalfags lose their accounts to this shit, the backlash will be unreal, and yes they WILL eventually lose their accounts to it.