Every single influential streamer and content creator is now anti-AI.Fuck yeah.
>>107693603>Jake? Gone.>Him? Gone.When?
>>107697923dunning kruger grandiose schizo luddites ruined this board
>>107698213I work in cancer research and AI is a genuinely good tool. It allows me to quickly write Python code to create any plots I need, there are foundational models that can analyze pathology images, and I can summarize research papers quickly. It's been a very helpful tool and allows me to focus on the actual biology instead of spending tons of time getting matplotlib to format my graphs properly.
>>107699073So we're never getting a cure for cancer, then.
>>107689052>Literal Faggots and talentless niggers are opposed to the future.Good luck, don't kill yourselves all at once
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>>107699119why move?are you stock, or on Graphene?
>>107699131stock and battery dies pretty fast although I have wifi on at work and just look at instagram and memes all shift. not sure how secure the pixel 10 version of graphene is compared to the earlier models.
>>107699145>>107699119What pixel?Currently GrapheneOS supports all Pixels up to the Pixel 9 generation, with experimental support for Pixel 10. The changes that Google made recently that are RAPING Pixel battery life shouldn't affect people running GrapheneOS.>GrapheneOS - the good and bad (One Year Later)>timestamp for where he talks about how it gave him a 30% to 50% increase in battery life over stockhttps://youtu.be/8WJxU2J6k9k?t=323It should be stated that it's not perfect, and you will have to give up some QoL stuff to use it.
>>107699173I have a Pixel 10 atm and was always curious about Graphene but heard it doesnt work well with banking apps. im willing to work with that if it means having to go through the browser instead
Recently found one of my old cell phones and was wondering if there is anything cool I could do with it? It's got 16gb of space and slightly less than half of that is occupied by the OS, so I'm thinking about wiping it and installing something new.
im finally done with my tinkertranning phase. i'm going back to windows while i save up for the latest macbook pro.i am mentally exhausted from typing nvim *.conf on the terminal, editing config files line by line while spending time reading documentation and manpages and figuring out how to solve already-solved problems just to have basic functionality.grown ups with families simply don't have time for this linux faggotry
>>107698915thisnot sure what kind of hyper-specific gay ass faggotry you're doing on loonix OP, but everything always "just worked" for me, no editing of configs was ever required because i'm not autistic
let me guess, he fell for the Arch meme
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>>107698891>im finally done with my tinkertranning phase. i'm going back to windows while i save up for the latest macbook pro.Do whatever you like, anon. Macbooks are great laprops. >>107698891>i am mentally exhausted from typing nvim *.conf on the terminal, editing config files line by line while spending time reading documentation and manpages and figuring out how to solve already-solved problems just to have basic functionality.It does sound that you were doing something stupid though
>having to 'save up' for a mbpngmi
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>>107699009I remember when /ldg/ first formed and I came in asking why there's a new general and then some schizo kept accusing me of being some other schizo for even asking. It was really weird.
>>107699171a lot of the generals on this site end up the same way with schizo cancer.In the last thread I was accused of being like 3 different people.
thing is more than any other app, comfy has built in tutorials and workflows to get you started so this is all disingenuous discourse.
>>107699175Some people say that this is normal 4chan experience but it really isn't. The decline in quality of posting has been crazy for the last 2 years, the schizos are absolutely rampant at almost every general there is. This is not how it was even 4 years ago, rabid thread-ruining schizos were relatively rare. Now they are fucking everywhere.
>>107699230generals at this point are a containment for these people. I really want all generals to be nuked but at the same time at least it keeps these fuckers occupied with their local eceleb drama instead of leaking out into other threads.
>first time posting on 4chan>looking to make a meme 4chan post (not actually posting anything, just the memes that come with how it looks; exactly the picture attached)>any tools online for this?>thanks 4chan
>The development comes a little over a year after the tech giant [Google] disclosed that its transition to Rust led to a decline in memory safety vulnerabilities from 223 in 2019 to less than 50 in 2024.>The company pointed out that Rust code requires fewer revisions, necessitating about 20% fewer revisions than their C++ counterparts, and has contributed to a decreased rollback rate, thereby improving overall development throughput.>We adopted Rust for its security and are seeing a 1000x reduction in memory safety vulnerability density compared to Android's C and C++ code. But the biggest surprise was Rust's impact on software delivery," Google's Jeff Vander Stoep said. "With Rust changes having a 4x lower rollback rate and spending 25% less time in code review, the safer path is now also the faster one >With roughly 5 million lines of Rust in the Android platform and one potential memory safety vulnerability found (and fixed pre-release), our estimated vulnerability density for Rust is 0.2 vuln per 1 million lines (MLOC).>Our historical data for C and C++ shows a density of closer to 1,000 memory safety vulnerabilities per MLOC. Our Rust code is currently tracking at a density orders of magnitude lower: a more than 1000x reduction.https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/rust-adoption-drives-android-memory.html
For me? It's enums
>>107698197As of this year Raytheon requires proficiency in languages like C, C++, Python, Ada, FORTRAN, Java, MATLAB, VBA and HTML.No mention of Rust.
>>107698441>actually 1-4x times slower, getting excited there friendo?I benchmarked a simple program that reads file and outputs it's lines sorted alphabetically. Fil-C compiled with -O3 was x15-17 times slower than GCC.>>Doesn't have a FFI to interact with... the baseline language that is C?Yes, Fil-C does not support FFI because it's runtime can't track pointers that go through FFI.
>>107698829that's the same limitation rust has, if you compile a rust library and load dynamically there's no safety guarantees.>>107698829I'm not inclined to believe the stats of someone that tried to pull what you just tried to pull. Personally I believe you either didn't do your homework or you intentionally grabbed a dumb piece of code that isn't realistic anyway.
>>107691340I found out about cRust today.Every function is unsafeEvery variable is a pointerThere is no type checking.
>Almost 2026th year of our lord>Still cant torrent in peace without revealing your ip address.
>>107697507>No IPv6I guess they don't know muchMy IPv4 address is CGNAT so shared with others. My IPv6 subnet is the only thing tied to my household.
>>107696836>be retard>miss the point>parrot insult I used in an attempt to fit inBan anyone on IPv6 addresses and watch the spam cease along with the glow nigger propaganda.I do not allow anything on IPv6 to connect to any server under my control.
>>107698684So you don't allow your servers to connect to the Internet?
>>107697507>0 resultsGood to know my methods are working heh.
>>107698684You are illiterate and are showing early signs of dementia.
Please don't fear AI. There will be Universal High Income to save you from starvation when you can't work anymore. You're going to live forever in an AI utopia and never do boring work again. Elon himself has vouched for this. All your miseries in life will soon come to an end.
>>107696235>There will be a Universal High Income to save you from starvation when you can't work anymore. And why would that be a bad thing?
>>107696600>>107696626>when we own every single piece of land in the whole world we will outlaw money
>>107696846Sure but how would you convince people to do hard labour like being a doctor or in some oil drill? Elites realised it is better to overwork the few capable people propping the system up and just make everyone as miserable as them instead of making everyone work only few hours a day. This is especially impossible since third worlders would explode with envy and they work for even less then lot of the automated systems. And bringing everyone to the level of wealth by trying to automate menial labour would destroy the Earth that we mine for it’s resources. We are already mining as much as we can and the only way to mine more would require polluting the whole world with toxic shit, stuff you see in Indonesia, India and China 20 years ago, unlivable conditions. This is why the current system has to keep going and once we are no longer needed elites decide to cull us off.
>>107699076Because it won’t happen
>>107697916Obviously not. If he believed in a coming universal high income utopia then he would be happy to hand out most of his billions to the point where he'd have a couple million at best.Pay attention to what people do and match it to what they say and you'll find that there is a very strong correlation between preaching moral and fanciful ideals and being an incredibly shitty hypocritical narcissist.
someone's just connected to our password protected wifi, I've already changed the password but should I be concerned?
now's you chance to hack into their system and steal their porn.
>>107697095If you already changed the password you should be fine. Make sure you chose a long password with numbers, symbols, upper and lower case letters so no one can brute force it. If you want extra protection you can also configure the router to work with a whitelist system. But that can end up being kind of annoying because every time you want to connect from a new device you need to add the device mac address in the router settings.
>ourDid your partner have a friend over recently? Might have given them a password. Also it's just after Christmas, wouldn't surprise me if you got a new device that syncs with your phone that will get it's own WiFi connection (like an Apple Watch)
>>107697095Where do you live? Chances are it's just some new or old device that you forgot about.
>>107697095Why haven't you white listed mac addresses, or at least black listed the device that connected?
>be a developer>make a small mistake in the code causing a minor bug in our app>get screamed at by my project manager and help desk staff>sysadmin fucks up and causes the whole office's internet to fail for an entire day>he ends up fixing it himself>everyone around the office praises him for "saving the Internet". CIO shakes his hand and pats his backWhy is this fucking allowed?Everyone around the office fucking loves the sysadmin and I've even seen people leaving chocolates and presents in his private office (yes, the motherfucker gets a fucking private office) while my developer colleagues and I are forced into open seating like pic related with help desk sitting in front of us and project managers behind to keep an eye on us, also we're viewed as "those weird programmers".
>>107698688Actually, as a sysadmin I've had the opposite experience. Developers write dogshit code causing extreme customer issues and no one gets fired. I screw up a deployment and everyone thinks I'm retarded.
>>107698688leaving a box of ferrero rocher for my sysadmin tomorrow.
>>107698954SameIn my experience, sysadmin is one of the most thankless jobs in tech.Even when the fuckup is not your fault, everyone points fingers and think you're an idiot.Even when the fuckup is actually fault of some idiot programmer, the entire office thinks it's your fault, and even when you end up fixing the jeet programmer's fuckup yourself nonetheless the worst they get is a slap in the wrist.If OP's company is like he says and treat their sysadmins with some dignity they're an outlier
>>107698688This is complete bullshit, I once got insulted because I shared an office with the sysadmin and someone thought it was me and I had no idea there was even a problem
A mistake on any app can affect thousand if not millions of users that will trust less the entire company when happen and shit like that should be caught on DEV/QA/UAT, if it arrives on Prod there is a serious problem with your development process.A single office without internet (its not an excuse, should have redundant services) only affect the productivity of 100~500 employees at much, depending on the type of failure.
It's that time of the year to do some planning.What tech do you use for organization?Obsidian? Notion? Google Suite? Old notebook and a pencil?
>>107693458
>>107693458Just Markdown in Vim. I finally was able to get away from Electron trash.
>>107697316>>107697326This. It’s simply by far the best solution, nothing else even comes close. Org mode is a software masterpiece.
Unironically the calendar app on my phone. It's nice seeing what's coming up right on my home screen. I also use Reminders for stuff, sometimes on the same day.
>>107699206>Unironically the calendar app on my phone.I hate that there is no good calendar app on linux and windows. It's all on the mac for some reason.
/lmg/ - a general dedicated to the discussion and development of local language models.Previous threads: >>107679732 & >>107668478►News>(12/26) MiniMax-M2.1 released: https://minimax.io/news/minimax-m21>(12/22) GLM-4.7: Advancing the Coding Capability: https://z.ai/blog/glm-4.7>(12/17) Introducing Meta Segment Anything Model Audio: https://ai.meta.com/samaudio>(12/16) MiMo-V2-Flash 309B-A15B released: https://mimo.xiaomi.com/blog/mimo-v2-flash>(12/16) GLM4V vision encoder support merged: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/18042>(12/15) llama.cpp automation for memory allocation: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/discussions/18049►News Archive: https://rentry.org/lmg-news-archive►Glossary: https://rentry.org/lmg-glossary►Links: https://rentry.org/LocalModelsLinksComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107699096would it be so trivial to do this that even chatgpt can do it or it something complex?
>>107699117I am him, and I did successfully use itits precise but I can just barely fit it all without running it off my SSD and frying the thing
>>107699110q4-q6 of the biggest model you can fit + some ram offload but don't rely on ram too much
>>107699059I routinely use it on the official website if I run out of free Gemini 3 Pro messages for the day. Or for creative use cases. But if you didn't already build a machine that could run it locally at this point you're kind of fucked.
>>107699118Don't know about the web part but training an image classifier is straightforward. The only real work is assembling your dataset of target faces, and depending on what you use, faces of people who are not the target, then messing with hyperparams before picking the best checkpoint that works for you. Plenty of guides and YouTube tutorials.
read? you shudda use AI text to speech instead.
>>107695090You could literally apply for a tech job in Antarctica and experience something very few humans ever have but instead you just want to check out. The fuck is wrong with you?
travel to europoorclaim asyluumunlimited welfarefree housingfree medical care> be brown or black
>>107693480>I never read anyone's code besides documentation and booksSo you don't work with code. So what?
>>107693480yeah I don't read other people's code, generally I think most freetards have horrible taste in coding styles. their naming conventions suck, they use weird spacing and indentation, and they do everything based on what's easier for their version control system to diff and patch. they avoid putting comments in their code too.now, the leaked winXP sources, I've read quite a lot.
>Read the sticky: >>105076684>GNU/Linux questions >>>/g/fglt>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt>PC building? >>>/g/pcbg>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt>Obsolete laptops >>>/g/tpg>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg>Server questions >>>/g/hsg>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg>How to find/activate any version of Windows?https://rentry.org/installwindowsPrevious: >>107647018
I have my PC connected to two monitors, one a standard monitor and the other a TVConnected to the TV I have a roku soundbar that's also a streaming box that I watch stuff on.I have a pair of cheap PC speakers connected to the PC as wellWhen I want to listen to my PC audio through the cheap speakers I select the Speakers option, when I want to listen to it through the soundbar I select the TV as the audio output device.This has worked for as long as I've had it but now for some reason it doesn't work anymore. When I select the TV(which should put the audio through the soundbar) I get nothing.The sound bar itself works fine when I open up youtube or whatever through there but my PC audio won't come out of it
>>107698424Was just a case of unplugging the power and plugging it back in
I live in a country in europe where you don't need to hide in VPNs nor take extra steps to ensure privacy but every single ISP where I live has decided to fuck people who torrent over while allowing it.i did google and ask LLMs and turns out theres some ISP Filtering & "Security" Shields,CGNAT (Carrier-Grade NAT),and a lot known instances where they went on a DNS blocking spreeSo if I get a VPN all of this goes away?
How does wear work on simple flash media? Say an SD card. What happens to bad sectors? Does the card understand they have gone bad and basically skips over them for all future writes, and also adjusts its own reported capacity down slightly?Or does it not notice, and you write data to those bad sectors and later when you go to read it the data that is supposed to be on those sectors isn't there thus corrupting the file?
Any good file compressing tools? Have some old files I want to zip up, encrypt, and hide in my drives.
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>>107693413Is that custom coated or stock anodized? Looks like the regal variant or whatever it's called.>>107697069Exactly. That thing has a numpad and an F-row to the left side. That shape is far removed from a TKL.
>>107687492It's not a full size board though
Baion
What are the hardware and software limits to how many physical buttons I can put on a USB device and still use them all as a single keyboard? It looks like Linux's tty keyboard and USB HID drivers limit you to 255 scancodes max. Is there any way to go higher on a different OS?
>>107691424I fucking hate Discord emoji reactions so much. Look at all those faggots trying to be funny.
