>>108105065
Isn't moises?

>>108105090
nothing on hf

what's the difference between this thread and /sdg/

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>>108104768
>A whole community of posters stops one schizo from having his way
I'm shocked!

>>108105187
The retards that forced us to migrate really reaaaaaly reaaaaaaaly want to be let back in instead of fostering their own community despite telling anons who didn't want to deal with them to leave.

>>108105048
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/108079021/#108079021

https://github.com/azc5OQ/lemon-chat

>>108105131
>You've gotta host Matrix yourself, right? How's that work?
You don't have to. Someone else could start the domain or you could just mooch from matrix.org.

Is there no gaming themed Matrix instance yet? Hasn't this shit been around for like a decade?

>>108105131
You could probably launch VLC through Steam's menu and stream it if that's what you mean.

>>108105134
Okay, give us a good XMPP hub for gaming.

>>108105159
How do you know that it's just that you have really average taste in games?

Pedophiles and gooners on suicide watch. No longer will they be able to groom kids

Guilded?

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>>108105170
You are a troll but it's still funny how some people unironically worrying about online """grooming""" while people of all age gets raped by immigrants irl.

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>>108105182

>>108104439
Lean into it, your manager will give you a medal and a firm handshake for standing up for yourself and never backing down

>expected to keep track of EVERYTHING
>any little thing to go wrong or get missed is my fault
>absentee boss so I can't even manage expectations
>no pay raise in 3 years
>>sorry massa I'll try harder
Yeah get fukt dumbasses. I'm not going to be a director for a monkeys pay.
The only upside is the only people who care aren't actually my boss

You people spend far too much time online. Go touch grass.

have you ever made money off a side project?
i've had little ideas over the years like "it'd be cool if somebody made a thing that did X", and i just never actually work on it. the idea of monetizing software seems kind of wack to me because i would basically never pay for any of the ideas i come up with so nothing ever manifests.

>>108091883
My co-worker just made a public comment on linkedin that he applied to a job.

What did he mean by this?

I would program something but I have no ideas of anything pracitcal because everything has been made by other people

0 is an even number (ends in 0 in binary). thoughts?

if 0 is an even number
0 * 2 = 0. this is an even number
if 0 is odd
0 * 2 = 0. not an odd number (impossible)
thoughts?

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>>108101763
>What are you working on
the coding for this cute little fire hazard

>>108105066
what was your non-AI attempt?

>>108090621
>I, II, III, IIV
bravo

>>108104968
I'm sure the fags on the /iemg/ or any of the other audio threads and /csg/ can find you some buy you can also get a 3.5mm 4 pin to 3 pin adapter to get rid of the mic.

>>108105042
>/iemg/
I didn't know. Gomen.

>>108105042
>>108105102
>/iemg/
>/csg/
They're shilling Chinese "goods". They are probably the CCP. Gomen-janai.

>>108103622
>airpods
>$410
what the fuck

>>108104334
Yuropeons are a relic of the past, gramps

>>108104804
Stop it anon.

>bet on super duper rare cassette tape auction
>IMMEDIATELY goes from 37 dollars to over 100 dollars

Man fuck this gayass dead internet AI botted garbage shit fuck outta here. What's the point of having all this gear to produce music, when you can't even get the media to play the fucking signal? Can't even have fun with cassettes. I guess I'll just stick to piracy and soulless digital sound.

>>108105080
You must be new here.
Real bidding occurs in the last 10 seconds of the auction, because nobody wants to inflate the price early. Basically ebay operates on a slightly modified Vickerey auction scheme.
Your best bet is to submit your realistic highest bet literally in the last 1-2 seconds unless you're sniping or botting

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they're getting there, there's a rumored $600-700 Macbook on the works, the market is gonna get even more interesting soon
fucking Windows OEMs releasing overpriced after overpriced cheap shit for years are finally meeting their maker

I think they make cool laptops, I just think the Mac Pro is overpriced and the Mac Mini isn't enough for me for a desktop

>>108105071
i think they're overpriced as well, but i also think linux is trash and windows is at the point of no return. computers fucking suck these days.

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>>108105071
anon...i am forgotten...

>>108105186
>TWO
>THOUSAND
>DOLLARS

>>108103554
feel free to give an example

>>108102393
>zhaopag opinions

>>108100569
>Composition over Inheritance has been a thing for like over a decade now
I know this, and you know this, but nobody told the retards I keep having to clean up after.

>>108103974
How can a function interact with an object without breaking encapsulation?

>>108104857
the object interacts with the function usually

but what you can do is make the object do the complex stuff without exposing it to public while the function creates the object and its methods to do the stuff and returns its result for max encapsulation (as opposed to having many functions passing paramters around)

>>108105091
Transient Response and Impulse Fidelity
things that EQ cannot achieve

I don't understand how planar IEMs exist. Aren't planars made of magnets? PLANAR MAGNETIC! How do they get these little ass magnets to fit in tiny baby IEM shells? Alien technology.

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>>108105082
>distortion, dynamic compression and level dependent FR are all measurable and audible and aren't encoded in an FR graph.
$5 IEMs don't have this problem. These are real measurements but implying pos being broken by design is what determines techs is a bold strategy, unfortunately everywhere except IEMs you pay more to have less of those things.
>>108105091
Rape.

>>108105152
You're not going to believe this, but DDs also have magnets and they're even smaller.

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>>108105171
Nnnnnaaaah. Are magnets what make the DD move?

>>108105084
it contains a barebones root filesystem with essential binaries that's loaded into ram to bring up the system, before everything is mounted properly and stuff. it's not 100% strictly necessary, but sometimes you need the extra stuff (e.g. to mount a specific filesystem)

How do i get into XMPP, as a retarded newbie?

>>108105050
>and UEFI uses a GPT
that's actually a misnomer. you can boot MBR disks on UEFI systems just fine. it's just that microjeet does NOT want anyone using MBR anymore, so they're trying to steer everyone to UEFI+GPT

>>108104497
There are many devices that use firmware. The UEFI loads an OS, but the OS loads firmware into the processor, GPU, sound card, network card, WiFi, Bluetooth, webcam, touchpad...

>>108104833
Yes, the price range of the display, which we've already established is a piece of crap.

>>108105036
>Difference between boot manager/loader?
A boot manager provides a menu from which you can choose what you want to boot, or to be more precise, what EFI executable file you want to run. It's basically a UI application.
A boot loader (an EFI executable file) actually boots the kernel. On top of needing to know where the kernel is, it also needs to know where the initramfs is and the kernel parameters, at least for Linux.
The confusion comes from the fact that most boot managers also contain a boot loader. There's no reason to split it into two different programs, even though the boot manager and boot loader serve two different functions.
>I thought the boot manager/loader was in the drive that contains the OS, is that not right?
It is right. That's the "more sophisticated boot manager" I was talking about, like GRUB. The firmware boot loader runs this "3rd party" boot manager.
The firmware boot manager's config (what options on the menu are presented to you) is stored in the NVRAM. You can look at it with efibootmgr on Linux.

https://huggingface.co/Aryanne/acestep-v15-test-merges/blob/main/acestep_v1.5_merge_sft_turbo_ta_0.5.safetensors


Sft and turbo merge?
Haven’t tried it yet because I’m at work but might be something

>>108104506
Also, it goes without saying that both instruments and voices can be fixed with a LoRA, that much is obvious. If you have access to ACEStep and you're not trolling, I suggest you try SFT model and take a few higher steps, people on Discord are claiming it sounds more natural than Turbo (base), but I do not think Turbo with a LoRA sounds unnatural at all.

>>108104067
I put together a starter prompt for GLM 4.7 Flash to generate music templates and lyrics, here's the music description it generated:

A soulful, slow-burning country ballad with a sophisticated, jazz-infused swing. The track is built upon a foundation of a warm, reverb-heavy acoustic guitar strumming gentle chords, backed by a melodic, resonant banjo that plucks a soft, finger-picked melody. The rhythm section features a brushed snare drum and a steady, walking bass line, creating a laid-back, late-night atmosphere. The male vocalist delivers a passionate, gritty baritone performance, using expressive vibrato and heartfelt phrasing to convey deep emotion and pride. The arrangement is sparse and intimate, focusing on the lyrical content and the powerful message of unity, allowing the listener to feel every word with a sense of reverence and warmth.

https://vocaroo.com/1aoIKhc8EDBx
Thoughts? Lyrics need a little work it's kinda wordy and hard to fit in 120s. Going over 120s gives worse output.

>>108103617
seems lot of their own code is 'vibe coded' which is idiotic
>or pass the argument
that does not exist
if you start messing with their scripts when something pops up it can be noticed
comfy knows how2code

>>108105039
I don't understand why their training seems so competent while they front end is a massive clusterfuck.

>>108100621
How does it work?

>he thinks bots have to solve the captcha

lol
lmao even

>>108100621
because people are lazy

>>108101011
hCaptcha is not Cloudflare Turnstile.

>>108100621
Register as a cripple and they give you a cookie that lets you bypass the captcha on every single website that uses it:

https://www.hcaptcha.com/accessibility