>>107848470
That's... a surprisingly strong and well informed argument. Thanks.

Digging into the weeds, I think that if their market cap growth slowed to a more precedented 2x per year
https://epoch.ai/gradient-updates/openai-is-projecting-unprecedented-revenue-growth
and revenue continued to grow at 3x per year
https://epoch.ai/data-insights/openai-revenue
then the 50 year figure would look more like 20 years by 2029.

I admit these are very risky bets, but events like the Industrial Revolution do happen from time to time. It's not impossible that the best placed company is able to pull this off, but you're right that if the bet fails then it will do systemic damage to the economy.

>>107848589
I don't think "AI will fail" because LLM's, diffusion models and transformers have no future purpose in society. I think there is quite likely to be a niche in which OpenAI could see reliable success, especially in relatively low-risk tasks these LLM's are already pretty good at (translation of non-critical documents, automated customer service chat bots, summarization of non-critical documents where it's okay if it sometimes gets things wrong).

OpenAI clearly has a product which does offer some value to people and I have no doubt their product will improve over time and adoption will increase.

My problem with them is that they are behaving like scam artists. They are spending other people's money left and right while promising the world and delivering far less. They are promising the gateway to super intelligence and problem solving capacities that are beyond human comprehension. This could happen (if it does, I have my doubts LLM's will be the ticket), but I don't think we should be betting the farm on it. I don't think Sam Altman or Mark Zuckerberg or whatever that Microsoft Indian CEO is named have acted in ways which warrant our society trusting them to spend trillions of dollars that don't exist to purchase hardware and build out datacenters for a product and customer base that simply doesn't exist yet. It doesn't even have a roadmap towards existing yet.

>>107848660
>It doesn't even have a roadmap towards existing yet.
The roadmap is "we keep making the neural networks bigger until they reach a similar scale to the human brain, and keep improving the training so that it outputs text/image/video/audio/action tokens that are as good as average humans and then as good as the best humans".

Ten years ago, if presented with that roadmap, you could say "there's no way that will work even slightly", and lots of smart people would have agreed with you.

Now, though, the skeptical case is "yes, that has worked reliably for the past 5 years, and yes people have been saying in each of those years that scaling had reached its limit in that year, and yes those people were wrong every time, but I'm sure that *this* year I've correctly identified the point on the scaling curve where the trend suddenly breaks. There's just something about this particular point, coincidentally just before human level multimodal capability, that can't be passed, unlike all the other false barriers in the past".

>>107825052
>government overtly conspires to fuck over its citizens for monetary gain
>"iT's A gOvErNmEnT cOnSpIrAcY"

>>107848470
spending a lot on hardware is relevant, but what are you even talking about here:
>OpenAI has a current market capitalization of over 50 times it's annual revenue. In simple terms, if they were to need to make their current stock liquid via revenue, it would take them over 50 years to do so.
first and least importantly, it's a private company, there is no market capitalization.
they sold Microsoft a 25% stake for $13 billion, and later $6.6 billion worth to other private investors, based on a valuation of $500 billion.
so Microsoft's 25% stake is now "valued" (estimated) to be worth $125 billion, but they spent $13 billion
the 6.6 billion sale was like 1.5% of the company altogether

what does making the shares liquid via revenue mean?

They need to make a 100% flicker free OLED for me to consider buykng an OLED. The automatic brightness dimming also sucks for preserving creators intent. I want stable and predictable brightness even if using HDR.

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>>107848010
Are you being obtuse on purpose?
Windows doesn't show you the brightness slider unless you're on a laptop, despite the monitor being perfectly capable of being controlled over DDC/CI, it's a design decision not to expose that control.
KDE doesn't have that problem.

>>107849046
Huh what does F-Zero do to monitors?

>>107849205
>never actually tried OLED

>oled crushes blacks
uhhh, based?

>>107849405
Oh hell no I'm not trusting chink temu plastic shit and scammers with $400+ of my money.

>>107849439
its a cpu made by amd even if the seller is different
in eu its a really affordable option when they have discounts and ship from eu warehouses

>>107848877
Got everything finished and in the case, the cable management took a while. Gonna play around with fan layout after finishing with drivers.

Is it stupid to use an 850W PSU to power a 14900K and a 5080, or it will just fine if I undervolt both of them?

>>107849458
Probably be fine. 5080 uses a little over half a 5090 at 360w peak right? 14900k is 250 peak so you've got around 240w left for everything else which should be fine. If people can run a 5090 with 1000w you'll live.

>>107848258
Oh no, I and a lot of my male friends are done with women.

We are on our way to becoming a single-gender species.

>>107847836
>Like 2 to 3 years?
I'd give it two more weeks, or in 2049. Whichever comes first.

>>107848187
That isn't cozy in the least. Get out into nature a bit, bro. Staying cooped up in (((urban))) environments only is brutal on your soul. Good luck.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgEQrUIKJ6Y

>>107848058
honestly the crippling lifelong loneliness isn't that bad if you have a body pillow, and a fuckbot is just a body pillow that you don't have to cut a socket in for your pocket pussy

>>107848239
>Society collapses.
>collapses
>future tense
Have I got news for you, tourist! :D

>>107848544
https://youtu.be/l2U1XKn1M0I?si=v9M8lqzSt-KtBlNS

The s25 is generally better than the pixel 10 but for general usage they're both more than powerful enough and you get the unlimited customization that comes with android anyway so you really can't go wrong with either. Get whichever is cheapest.

>>107845128
Folding phones is as exciting as phones get currently

>oneplus 13T/13s is and amazing device
>only sold in China and India
why do we get all the garbage leftovers in the west bros

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/sog/ i just jailbroken my iphone. is there some guide on what i. an do afterwards? how do these exploits even work? i installed openssh-server on it but after some time it shit down

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this might be peak

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>>107847431
>he doesn't know

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Me? It’s Stax

Should I get Edifier R1280dbs with the T5 subwoofer or for the same price get the R2000db? Do I really need a DAC for my PC set up?

>>107847431
Minidisc in Sydney is it for us, those dudes have everything

>>107847431
There are stores like that but there's nothing worth buying. Tried like 40 headphones.

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Anyone know how to make this setting apply permanently, automatically, and to all files shown system wide?

>>107845553
10 21H2 will run with practically all hardware, I can't think of anything that wouldn't work except GUI side software that might have some gay check checking for 22H2 or 11. If you have estrogen cores on your CPU then you should just use Process Lasso to get the performance back.

>>107848247
try:

1. Set your column widths preferences in an explorer window for some folder or subfolder.
2. W10: Click on the View tab and click on Options
2. W11: Click the "..."
3. Click on the View tab. Under Folder views, click the Apply to folders button.

>>107849373
well sheeit, does not work. nevermind.

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Holy nigger, can any software just work anymore? No I did not fucking cancel it

>>107849045
EQ won. /hpg/ lost.

maybe the real /iemg/ was the r2r and tubes along the way

>>107849308
See >>107849194

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Quit the whining and post some tubes already

>>107849332
>as for removing it from chat history, no; it's hardcoded into ST
>send hatemail to cohee
man this is dumb...
it's a shame that even then silly is probably the best platform
>if you're doing random events and crap those definitely should go last
Nah i just use it to only have basic info on characters and places unless they are mentioned, no random events.
Though i've wondering if with cache it wouldnt be better to just have them static, but then again my lorebooks are like 10k tokens even with only the summarized entries so...

>>107849341
>10k token lorebooks
though i applaud your autism, be aware that extensive data dumps might derail your roleplay and/or poison its writing style

try to keep things simple
some llms might surprise you with their extensive knowledge of incredibly obscure characters and worlds so you should make use of their embedded database as much as you can

>>107849374
they are original worlds though, so the llm doesnt have the info it needs.
I probably spend more time writing then than actually playing with them.
I spend a week making them, use them for two days and then i am bored. Lmao.

anybody got good a good preset for sadistic characters? fempov in mind.

>>107849420
no need
llms have been extensively trained on an endless deluge of yakuza boss femslop spam over the past couple of years

>>107849346
>that means you can cheat
yeah, and people do. so?
>none of that information needs to be transmitted over the network
how so? how else would you test hits on the server?

>>107849356
>yeah, and people do
cheats for games are movement cheats and aimbots
they aren't "spawn bullets out of fucking nowhere", that's complete amateur shit
the client tells the server when the player presses and releases fire, that's all it needs to do

>>107849361
nta but ive seen games that allow cheats like that, a korean shooter from back in the day had people lobbing 1000 grenades per sec (warrock)

>>107849424
Planetside 2 does client-side hit-reg too. there were plenty of cheaters one-shoting people through walls from outside of render distance (without moving).

>>107814484
Now I want a Quake necklace.

>>107838263
c++ but just the good parts, unironically

>>107846451
>create_vector
NTA, but if I had to create a std::vector clone from scratch, I'd closely follow exactly how it's spelled out in Chs 15, 16, & 17 in this college freshman textbook:
https://stroustrup.com/PPP3_TOC.pdf

>>107849251
I guess to finish it off to a professional-tier level, you ALSO need to work through Chs 18 & 19: a total of 137pgs of non-dense freshman text.

>>107838287
any language doing all the things C++ does would be horrible in many ways too, even if they're not all the same ways
>>107838263
a mix of half a dozen different languages is your alternative to C++

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>>107843995
>Computers are more than fast enough now to completely negate the performance impact of garbage collection

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When did people stop liking clicky tactile switches?

I remember when the first 'gaming' mechanical keyboards came out
>razer black widow
people would recommend blue switches

>>107849206
I bought my chinaman mechanical keyboard for 27 dollars thoughbeit

>>107849325
i like browns

>>107849325
They're noisy in a really bad way
TICK TICK TICK TICK

Now it's all about making magical sounds with your keyboard like raindrops or marbles.

>>107849164
Somehow my z-image gens never have that noise texture. >>107847083
>>107849235
I am running on shift 6 with Euler beta and the images come out smooth with details enough. Seed variance btw can also influence the details variance in the image by injecting random (true Gaussian) noise between the steps.
z-image noise is quite compressed and has a grainy/flake structure. The sampler has to iron that out.

>>107849302
All loras destroy z-image quality quite strongly. More so if you use more than one. Only way to circumvent that is to run the lora with a really low weight while hoping that enough of that lora still comes through.

>>107849339
> to run the lora with a really low weight while hoping that enough of that lora still comes through.
chinese culture is SEEPING through here (They can't do anything new, only copy white man, poorly)

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>>107849328
>I am running on shift 6 with Euler beta and the images come out smooth with details enough.
That's because shift 6 is pretty big for beta, since base beta without shift already has a slope at the start. So that results in a zitdpo-heavy look, which for zit means jpeg artifacts and blockiness. So there is no free lunch.
But I personally prefer jpegs over zit noise. Zit noise is ruinous and at this point is much the same as openai yellow tint.

https://files.catbox.moe/jzn7bu.mp4

>>107848840
also people who take horizontal video and embed it in a vertical container with black bars on the top and bottom

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>>107849280
MAKE ITSTOP

>>107849280
my mom unironically pretty much only watches YouTube shorts on her tv and half of them are just snippets from horizontal videos with black bars above and below them.
so, you're watching a horizontal video on your horizontal tv, but with huge fields empty space on all sides of the image which is now thumbnail sized.

I love the future

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it fits all phone screens and everyone (even kids) has a phone. so makes sense.

>>107849162
We call it troonix for a reason

>linux users are fringe
>troons are fringe
>troons congregaiand use fringe OS
>troons become fringe subset of fringe

>>107849198
Ebassi will never be /g/'s patron saint

>>107849162
and people like that are allowed to vote.
let that sink in for a moment.

Use case for AI videos?