sirs captcha just got more difficult and i DONT like it..

>>107633381
>love eating poop! love being half bangladeshi half indian!

>>107633428
yes, but only if you're bangladeshi saar

>>107633430
t. jeet who shills HUNO

>>107633445
Since nobody else here has put two and two together and figured out why you're pushing this narrative while admitting you have no evidence, I'll lay it out plainly for everyone.
You are not in HDB and you've created this narrative to try and devalue it to fell better about yourself.

>>107633311
yeah im sure the physics changed since 2022

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>>107633346
Seems they did what can I say

>>107633346
>>107633351
Some MB can deal with it, but it's still not a guarantee.

Told you euro trannies make these threads past 11PM Mountain USA.
Always the same images, same bait.

>>107633457
cope and seethe. rent free.

>>107632929
open an issue

>>107633161
>anotger stolen gen (>>107633126)
""""Drama freee""""" thread btw

So how far along is any form of AI scanlation?

>>107633374
Fuck off wanschizo

>>107633048
>Debian on the desktop
pain and misery

>>107633048
What's stupid about racism?

>>107633379
>>107633402
> muh new packages
> updoot
> system not booting
Kys Updooter

>>107633048
gentoo

>>107633466
fedora and opensuse mog your shit while not having a retarded update cadence
btrfs snapshots completely invalidate the need to use d*bian

>>107632976
The texture is wrong though, it didn't follow the instructions correctly. Sure enough it's trivial to fix and using AI probably saved the guy who was making this a lot of time, but every time I see one of these small mistakes I can't help but remember that some corporations are already trying to replace their workers with AI because they think it's perfect already. An incorrect texture for what seems to be a gta3 clone is completely harmless, but I'm worried when those small and easy to miss mistakes will start affecting more serious stuff.

>>107633323
>The texture is wrong though, it didn't follow the instructions correctly
what's incorrect about it

>>107633130
> no one ever noticed or complained
people would have to give a shit about your slop to complain, anon

>>107633347
it swapped the locations of the back and the bottom of the building. If you applied that texture to that model there would be a weird seam on the other side.

>>107633410
oh right, the back would be upside down as well i think.
your comment's totally fair t bh. the agentic fantasy promised by people like sama just isn't here yet.
i do think some of the reactionary
>ai bad
stuff, esp in creative circles is approaching hysteria. i've seen a couple of other examples where people have provided this thing concept art and asked for trim sheets and texture atlases and it's gotten 90% of the way there for them. we're at the
>make ai that's a tool
part but there's an unwillingness to move past the ethical issues now, and i fear a lot of those people are actually going to left behind because the vast majority of the public has already moved past the ethics conversation

Is there anything that's uncensored for NSFW like NovelAI but can generate true photographic style and not drawn/rendered style? Also preferably it has an unlimited tier like NovelAI.

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>>107632514
I *think* it's just local and local models on the cloud for photographic, genuinely NSFW, stuff?

>>107632336
> pic
Some faggots bought gasoline powered things for cleaners to blow fallen leaves near my commieblock, so now I can wake up not only to grass trimmers during summer, but also to this shit during autumn.

>>107630202
Same reason electric cars svck, batteries just aren't a good medium to store energy, not with our current technology

>>107632317
kill yourself

>>107630287
Prove it.

>>107632508
get fucked lol

Hello sirs my uncle is of Brahmin and he says Gemma 4 is released today

>>107633278
Don't care. I have 8 blackwell pros

I'm getting jeet fatigue

>>107633378
As long as you remember to load whatever the other model is first.
But then if you want to save a little memory you can change the context size, the batch size, the ram context cache thingie, do you compromise on one model, the other, is the memory usage on the other thing fixed or can it expand. Anything --fit can do i'd rather do manually.
I don't mind the parameter existing as long as I can turn it off.

>>107633426
did you finally remove sex from the tokenizer?

>>107632896
PPS: To change things back to the way they were, use the same progn and set :height to 0.5.

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emac
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMbrNhx2zWQ

>>107633004
This is the guy that says that lisp "is basically python. It's just a toy scripting language"

>>107632896
dank you sar

>>107633389
yes, and he is not wrong.

>>107633004
where do the green peppers come from in you mythology?

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>>107633044
You can just do this in Bash:

#!/bin/bash
key_id="$1"
set -- $(gpg --with-colons -k "$key_id" | awk -F: '$1=="uid" {print $10; exit}')

git_user_name="${@:1:$#-1}"
git_user_email="${@: -1}"


echo git config user.name="$git_user_name"
echo git config user.email="$git_user_email"

I had to look up the negative indexing stuff because that's really annoying to do in Bash though. You're right that JSON would be way easier to deal with from a parsing perspective.

>>107633042
both sha256 and sha512 are sha-2, if one is broken the other is as well. sha512 is just a bit more resistant to collissions.

>>107633200
And without the angle brackets which git config may not accept:

#!/bin/bash
key_id="$1"
set -- $(gpg --with-colons -k "$key_id" | awk -F: '$1=="uid" {print $10; exit}')

git_user_name="${@:1:$#-1}"
git_user_email="${@: -1}"
git_user_email="${git_user_email:1:-1}"

echo git config user.name="$git_user_name"
echo git config user.email="$git_user_email"

Run it like:

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>>107633200
>>107633232
I'll be annoying and mention that that breaks on a variable amount of words in the name. My own name has 3 words (John FirstSurname SecondSurname), "normal" names have 2 and internet pseudonyms most often have 1. One of my keys has my legal name, while my other one is internet persona with a one-word name.

>>107633420
It should work no matter what because the email is always listed last and the user_name takes up the remaining but yes, you'd have to code that "Only use the pseudonym" or "Only use the first name" or "Only use the first and last name" logic yourself.

Best to just configure git config manually to be honest.

>>107633344
>Why would you even need more than 20 dynamic objects?
Because it's fun. Building something others have done a million times over before is what you do at work. As a hobby you can go where no-one has been before.
>>107633256
Yeah I have no idea why people are feeding the troll. What physics engine are you using, Anon?

>>107633421
I used to use Bullet, then made my own because Bullet sucks for continuous collision detection
Does spheres, capsules, AABBs, and triangle meshes

>>107633421
You never made a game if you think that dynamic object spam is what makes a game fun.

>>107633442
>t. the fun police

>>107633460
Name one spammy super mario maker level that is fun to play RIGHT NOW

>>107621192
why does this tranny get spammed here daily?

>>107633290
>wait, calling her a tranny gave me (you)s? Let me do it over and over again then
Take your meds

>>107632507
what's with the elbow?

>>107633277
IT. IS. NOT. A. WOMAN. YOU. COPING. RETARD.

>>107633290
>>107633452
>the axewound is STILL seething
ahahaha
you're actually going to do it aren't you? you're actually going to 41% yourself

>>107633282
C is a high level language.
x86 assembly is a low level language.

>>107633294
>C is a high level language.
what about it faggot? this changes nothing to the UB problem at all, this is just bullshit perspectives. KYS
>x86 assembly is a low level language.
x86 is not a language nigger

>>107633317
>what about it faggot? this changes nothing to the UB problem at all, this is just bullshit perspectives. KYS
It changes a lot because there is plenty of high level languages that do not have undefined behavior.

>x86 is not a language nigger
x86 is a (family of) architectures
x86 assembly is a low level language

Why are you getting so emotional? You can't even comprehend what you are reading.

>>107633376
fuck you and your trolling

Dumb cnile

cumskins are just lower iq than jeets, chinks and jews
it's in the same literature white boys use to say they're smarter than blacks
nothing personal, sometimes you just gotta know your place

>>107628323
This man's sole claim to fortune is a VC scam falsifying results for an ineffective Alzheimer's treatment. Even at the highest level all he is is an Indian scammer.

>>107628495
They've already ruined Canada, the cities being most hard struck. They have a deplorable attitude towards everyone (including jeets), are insanely tribalistic with their own, sex pests (you can see them oogling girls as little as 12 and women on the street), smell terribly everywhere you see them and they praise either a pedophile (Mohammed) or cow dung. I can't find a more proper description of hellspawn.

>>107628323
>>107628423
Oh look, underage kids who are experiencing their first boom of outsourcing since the early 2000s and think it's something unique to their political stances!

>parts

the near entirety at this point. It started in small parts, hiring Indians to do some complementary contract work, or as supplementary visas. They're cheaper and more slavish, employers like them.

Eventually these guys took over the engineering departments, and the mass outsourcing began. Soon, 90-95% of EVERY major corporate tech/engineering department is Indian. It's mass scammery.

>>107628709
The F35 written in C++ has less software issues than the F21 written in Ada.

>>107633250
Lua is safer for embedded just like any other managed language.
C is not. C is well known for being unsafe with no means to make safe abstractions.

>The one time i saw someone doing Rust embedded, it was a complete shitshow that crashed all the time.
>Had to be rewritten in C.
I'm using embedded Rust and don't have any reason to rewrite it in C.

>>107633076
/g/ downfalled already when it became 70% jeet, 20% poltard and hasbara, 60% automated reposts and bots, and 40% e-celeb gossip.

The military doesn't give a fuck about availability.
If they have the choice between
>having buggy software that crashes jets and kills its pilot
or
>having functioning software, but a risk of a buffer overflow and getting hacked
They will choose the first any day.
Reliability of a software controlling a missile doesnt matter at all. If it has memory leaks, who cares? Its exploding by itself anyway when it reaches the target.

Especially American systems are on quantity not quality. The patriot missile defense system is utter shit, so they just spam four interception missiles per target. So three can fail.
The military is literally accounting for death. A soldier dying thanks to gear failure is a daily occurance and calculated for.
Cloudflare crashing the whole internet with Rust code is the system working as intended.
Death is the preferable option.
.unwrap() is overused by design. You dont just throw an exception, you panic and ACK yourself.

So if you use Rust for embedded, you must have a usecase where you prefer your device to be dead than to risk a sepctre style """ vulnerability""".

>>107633468
We saw the same thing with Crowdstrike.
Surely any objective judging being would have abandoned it after it crashed all your systems.

But nope... nobody did... because the risk of dying is preferable to not having glowfag backdoors.
Surveillance is more important than having software that works.