>>107846367
>30 years construction time
And it will always remain the future.

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>>107845978
>

A wind turbine just few over my house!

>>107846949
lmao

>>107846217
>China: Technocrats with STEM backgrounds in power. Scientists and engineers plan decades ahead. Focus on efficiency and data.
China since 3000 years ago
>The West: Lawyers and humanities scholars rule. Lobby groups steer the direction. Focus on compromise and election cycles.
Htuwites since 0AD

>>107845842
this, but i'll point out that they go after the minor dissenters/wrongthinkers, because no one believes them when they're targetted. they target the poor and capable, as it's easier to manage fewer stable and capable people with above-board methods.

>>107844766 (checked)
>It's not going to give people more power, or any real benefit
But that's not true. Creating images, search queries, quick writing, those have immediate benefits. Say what you will about artistic value but as a clip art generator you couldn't ask for more.

>>107846171
this

>>107844719
I think your take is reasonable. A lot of the criticism you’re making is valid, and anyone who pretends AI is unambiguously good is being dishonest.

Why I still support continued AI development boils down to a few things:

1. The harms you’re pointing out are mostly *deployment and incentive* problems, not inherent ones. Fake content flooding feeds, engagement-driven slop, rising hardware demand—those are consequences of how companies choose to use AI under profit pressure. Stopping AI research wouldn’t fix those incentives; it would just leave the tools in fewer, less accountable hands.

2. AI is already quietly useful in ways that don’t generate hype: scientific research, protein folding, materials discovery, medical imaging, climate modeling, logistics optimization. These are areas where speed and pattern recognition actually translate into real-world benefits, not vibes or content spam.

3. Resource use is a real concern, but it’s not a dead end. Models are already getting more efficient per unit of capability. Compute cost per task has dropped dramatically over time, and pressure to reduce energy use is strong because it’s expensive. The internet and smartphones had similar “unsustainable” arguments early on.

4. “It won’t advance much further” is possible—but even incremental gains matter. Better reliability, fewer hallucinations, lower energy use, and tighter domain-specific systems would still be valuable even without some sci-fi breakthrough.

5. The alternative to continued development isn’t a world without AI—it’s a world where it develops anyway, just without public scrutiny, regulation, or broad access.


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>>107844719
Your framing is incorrect. Humanity made a faustian bargain when the Sumerians started scratching words into clay tablets.

Fast forward a few millennia and you get Boole, Bacon, and Leibniz giving us binary and the foundations of computing. Fast forward a couple centuries and we get Turing and von Neumann. giving us the computer. Take the ideas of Lick and all those other men and now billions of humans are exchanging information at the speed of light thanks to the military needing to do their shit well.

The train unfortunately can't come to a graceful stop, so just hope it keeps chugging and enjoy the ride.

Don't you have a project you should be working on? Maybe you should get a liberal arts degree if these questions make you curious.

Read The Information State by Siegel. It comes out in March and then you can stop asking these questions and get back to work.

>>107846314
There wasn’t a frutiger prefix then

>>107846921
Yeah, wtf is that? Some zoomer eceleb making up shit? It was always just Aero.

>>107846288
I already told you, switch to light mode and you will stop to miss the sunny past, everything looks dark and gloomy because you make it dark and gloomy.

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frutiger aero is so reddit

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>>107847504
lying on the internet is illegal

>>107847486
>The OOB experience
The only "experience" normalfags care about is familiarity. Linux looks different so it's scary.
Normalfags will never adopt it.

yea right i just tried to install nvidia drivers and my pc linux wouldnt boot anymore

>>107847486
>Linux is starting to "just werk" more than windows. The OOB experience of windows is awful these days.
very unemployed opinion

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>>107847578

that's the face id laser dumbass

@grok is this true

>>107847586
so it's okay because it's an infrared photograph, not a regular (visible light) photograph?

>>107842573
In the book it is revealed that he was paid less than he initially thought and he got more work than he agreed upon. But when he tries to leave, Hammond threatens to badmouth him to other employers so he doesn't.
But in the book, Nedry is also a bigger asshole than in the movies. And Hammond dies in the book.

>>107834114
i want a movie with the JP script but it's clankers creating a park for a revived mankind that went extinct because of trannys and incels.

>>107834114
Yes, that's not an absurd motivation, but what makes him a villain is that he knowingly endangered everyone's lives.

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>>107842943
Haven't read the book since the 90s but IIRC, it wasn't just that it was more work but that the work was far more complex than advertised. Hammond couldn't be too open about the nature of the work given the need for secrecy but once Nedry was hired, signed the NDAs, and saw the true scope of work, Hammond should have paid for a massive change order to account for the difference. Threatening to ruin Nedry's reputation if he backed out after having been tricked about the scope of work was asshole behavior that begged for trouble.

What about when the 8 year old white girl knew exactly how to get rid of his virus and how to use the park’s security software while under the threat of raptors because she dicked around with an Apple IIe at home

>>107845096
So I got banned for posting this LOL. Anyway, here's the build. https://file.kiwi/59add967#w1TkM_J1Ma5CjIb_aq1Y4A

>>107846463
Some, especially ones for finer stuff like electronics where you're not gonna be super hard on them, but you gotta be careful because a lot of them are shit and trying to look like the non-shit ones

>>107846822
you people need to learn how to hide your power level outside of 4chan
i was talking with a dude i met on 4chan while it was down and he was getting banned left and right on reddit because his shit was too spicy

>>107845096
>>107846822
Lmao

>There's a innioasis Y2 in development
>everything is getting upgraded
well fuck, I'll just wait for that then.

>>107845078
Bump for Luddite destruction

>>107846577
That's a pretty low standard. You can hold yourself to better than that. Even for a German, I think you can do better if you put some effort into it.

I vibe-coded this app. I know you fags are gonna shit on it, but it's actually decent. Built it to help people dealing with the same illness I have.

Started back when Claude 3.5 Sonnet dropped, now we're on Opus and a dozen other models. Used to love vibe-coding but my job and health issues have me burnt out as fuck.

Been stuck in perfectionist hell (and autism) scared to publish because I don't know how to manage a large codebase if it actually blows up. Should I just ship it or keep tweaking forever? Also, I have some react knowledge but decided to build it on iOS and swift, because I just don't want to deal with 2 play store and app store shit hiccups

>>107847534
Also, I know HTML and react but do not know shit about swift but the basics, I am just scared about a solo mission.

>Have a bunch of python spaghetti code which is becoming unmanageable
I'm seeing if rewriting it in rust™ can help

>2025
>Japanese LLMs still suck

>>107847503
Mistakes in the model card always bodes well for the quality of the model

>>107847536
Most japanese consumers are still using core 2 duo-era hardware, there's zero incentive for them to release models.

>>107847552
So far it's actually doing pretty good.

>>107847605
Load up regular 3.2 to cure the placebo effect

>>107832648
wine stands for windows emulator, retard.

>>107829507
>use windows, runs windows programs
>use linux, runs linux and windows programs
windows is obsolete

>>107845444
troonix has 0 programs and games

>>107847460
true if you're a gaymer

>>107841736
yaml is not markup. markdown is markup. latex is markup. json is not markup. html is markup. xml is not markup.
a markup language needs to have the plain text be the primary citizen.

despite you having attached a gigachad image, gnu and lame is really short for x is not (just) y. and yaml is just not altogether

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>>107846159
kek..

thankfully I bought everything I need two years ago..
it felt like not a great deal back than but now it is amazing.

>>107846159
At least my DDR4 is 4x16 GB.

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>>107847389
based

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>>107846159
>forced meme is forced

>>107846159
who tf over the age of 10 getting upset over a comment like this

>>107847428
Just get the KDE Workstation Edition if you're confused.

>>107846414
I'll have to try that next time. I should have specified youtube videos. Like the other anon said, mpv seems to work fine, but trying to watch youtube videos through firefox either lagged to hell or even locked the computer up. And since I watch youtube while playing games on the other monitor, I had to choose between using the nouveau driver and having smooth youtube but stuttery gaming, or stuttery youtube and smooth gaming with the nvidia driver.

>>107846570
War Thunder has a really good native version. Feels the same as playing it on Windows. Only has an issue with the camera controls when spectatating (Mouse gets stuck on the edge of the screen so you can't rotate the camera fully. For a workaround I just hold alt and move the mouse over to give it more space to move again)

>>107847428
There's two editions these days which is a little confusing, but basically it means the most supported "official" install. It's where most users are and they get the most support and polish. There used to just be Workstation but the KDE spin was promoted to the level of an official edition because it had so much momentum behind it.
Fedora Workstation comes with Gnome and KDE Plasma edition comes with KDE. Gnome and KDE Plasma are desktop environments and determine what all your menus will look and act like. I would google both to see how they look. If you're coming from Windows KDE is the closest thing, it's extremely similar to Windows 10 out of the box.
Spins are Fedora installs with different desktops and they might come with their own tweaks under the hood. Don't worry about these for the most part unless you're into distrohopping and want to play around with a bunch of lesser known or used desktops.
I'm not getting into Atomic that's a whole bag of apples, and labs are for people with specific jobs doing very specific work.

>>107847132
Debian Stable is like a rural village where some minor thing that occasionally happens is the only topic of conversation.

>>107847577
>SAS
it's fucked mate
you need a special motherboard to do anything with SAS. You can go on amazon and buy a USB "enclosure" for it for 100 bucks.

>>107847577
Install Gentoo

>>107847598
>USB "enclosure" for it for 100 bucks.
Damn that's expensive.

>>107831960
>Kde devs can't make anything right
FIFY

>>107838952
Do you want to create your own language and force others to speak it too?

>>107832041
6 * (1 / 2) * (2 + 1)

>>107840949
qalculate, the qt version.

>>107846982
I see, thank you!