>>106980258
mega

>>106951713
this
But these things can't think independently, so it will not be able to solve an original riddle.

>>106970017
Fucking Grok killing it and roasting fa/g/s real good.

>>106975170
It must have been trained on 4chan threads, judging by how it "speaks", so you bring that out by mentioning 4chan.

>>106962494
#2 is literally the only good use for AI

>>106951655
this is why AI is such a scam, its just an improvement of the already existing utility of search engines. all its doing is boiling down like 10,000 results and pasting it into a small paragraph, but what if all 10,000 of those results are just redditors with bad info? that doesnt make it the correct answer.

>>106965932
Disingenuous article.
It says 600,000 workers Wouldn't need to be hired to double their output.
Means those jobs don't exist currently.

>>106955679
Yes. You can take any solution and as long as you're convincing enough it's correct.

>Testicles
Man has two,
King has four, (stole the beggar's testicles for sport)
Beggar got his balls cut off

>>106975743
Tell us how you managed database, email, file storage, websockets, deploy automation and error monitoring via FTP, anon

>>106975756
Don't remember, I'm going to extrapolate that Dreamhost provided all of those things as part of the shared hosting plan. Except for websockets, which I didn't use. I would just swap out the config values for the database and smtp, upload my app code, and it would work. The deploys weren't automated at all.

>>106968968
>How does Rails compare to Django?
Django is the Rails clone for Python
Rails is somewhat more straightforward than Django, as an example no sub-apps
Rails/Ruby also has had the bundler package manager for a long time, whereas in Python you have like a dozen different choices
But Ruby doesn't have some Python focused libraries like numpy, pandas/arrow, tensorflow, and the other popular ML/AI libs.

>>106975743
how is that different from literally any other framework?
either you self host or you pay for hosting? or are you insisting that you store everything on BLOCKCHAIN BLOCKCHAIN BLOCKCHAIN?

>>106975743
useless

>>106979842
think smaller to the market i'm referring, not track your dna shit. they pull VIN and all associated data, capture DTCs per model over x trends, sell THAT data to third parties, they use it to skew cost of semi-new/used vehicles (really just drive cost up and use vendors they're connected with to turn a profit). this is the driving factor for used car markets sky rocketing in purchase price and insurance cost, and that most countries want to push for EV adoption = scarcity = higher cost.

beyond that, mobile device info, email, phone numbers to target for advertising/pushing "tired of X? try THIS vehicle at OUR APPROVED VENDOR MARKET" etc

you get the idea.

>>106976511
vendorless is always useless, no matter the type. you are much better off getting a branded stack specific one, maybe the ccna cyber ops. if you can study for the cert simply by remebering shit off wikipedia, its not a very worthwhile cert, and thats comptias entire model.

>>106976511
certs are like telling people you like being a cuck

real men just publish substack articles and let people be impressed at the wisdom

It's been an honor lurking and sometimes posting with you gentlemen. My company has decided to do a forced RTO and I've decided to take my 100k in savings+severance and spend a few months NEETing it up before finding a new job.

See you lads next summer, I'm going on vacation.

>>106980248
It's been almost 2 years for me.

>>106978506
It's a combination of a bunch of very cutting edge technologies from ASML and its suppliers like e.g. Zeiss. It's decades of research into very specialized and very different technologies.

>>106978506
kek, this doesn't shock anyone

Threadly reminder that ASML exists solely at the behest of the Department of Energy via the original CRADA agreement with Phillips. EUV started as SDI-era excimer laser research, and it's why Sandia National Laboratories is the patent applicant on all EUV LLC patents. What ASML and TSMC do have is proprietary process engineering to maximize the output and minimize the downtime.

>>106978566
>Good. I hope the dutchies told them to go fuck themselves
Unlikely. They're currently seething that they can't sell their EUV machines to China. This despite their lawsuit against some Chinese nationals who ran a front company to steal their secrets for SMIC.

>>106980172
And that only happened because the SVG flopped even if that group was receiving assistance and IP by the goverment for a decade. The existence of a EUV consortium was meant to exclude Japan (Nikon) from advanced lithography, the US attempted to do the same with DUV-i but Japan had enough patents to force a cross licensing.
ASML-Zeiss-BGG achieved something the US couldn't, of course, the light source source relies on laser research of the 1970-1990s.

>>106980189
McDonalds McDonalds Kentucky Fried Chicken Pizza Hut

>>106980208
Nah I wasn't reading the thread.

>>106980209
You pass. Welcome comrade.

>>106980186
>caбaкa фoтoшoпa!!!
lost

I feel a bit retarded, I was running GGUF models without Flash attention because a while back there was a model I used that ran like shit with it for whatever reason.
>using flash attention increased my speeds by 10x
fuck

>>106979175
this unironically

>>106979897
>When your software stops fucking working if you update your OS after a while, that's shitty computing
That's windows for them, auto updates are always enabled. Some literally burn incense whenever they are forced to update. They end up buying other devices if they can avoid dealing with a pc thanks to them but it isn't always a possibility.

>>106978897
itd take a year for a 70 yo samurai master to pull off such a feat like jap denim or pretty much anything else and would cost you thousands of dollars plus tip

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>Bought a USB BD/DVD burner just in case I needed to access optical media
>never once had to use it

I guess second hand trading actually makes sense in Japan though because people usually take care of things and high trust society vs the scammer and criminal infested marketplaces of the west who make the whole second hand experience miserable and not worth the effort.

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>>106974929
You're so full of shit it's hilarious. You can already buy preloaded cards with music from certain companies, so the idea has already been explored. Secondly, the SD spec already allows implementation of DRM so that has nothing to do with it. It's all down to cost and complexity. A plastic disc with a microscopic amount of aluminum is always going to be cheaper and faster to produce that some tempermental storage standard. Then you get into the issue of FAT which couldn't even hold an HD quality movie until somewhat recently without splitting the file, which means more work to come up with another standard. It's only recently that the cards themselves have even become cheap enough to make this possible. Your pedantic freedomfagging doesn't divorce you from the laws of economics.

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>>106979299
>>106979396
butterflies everywhere

>>106980213
What do you like most about your iPhone?

>>106980179
ok zoomer

>>106980243
kek

>>106980238
>>106980238
>>106980238

>>106979206
Same.
>sd slot
>3.5mm
>lineage support
Why is it so hard to offer basic functionality?

It's for the large teams of retards. They need guard rails not to implode. Just become a retard and enjoy your money. Stop thinking, just retardmaxx and you'll be fine.

>>106979476
I was the same first it's not that bad.

>>106979476

Just learn Clean Architecture. Banks love that pos because it follows the same design patter of jeet frameworks like Spring Boot. Once you get the basics it's not that hard.

turning off the gayass algo is the best thing you can do unless your lazy then you will run out of shit to watch.

>>106977993
Youtube is a natural monopoly. All content creators upload to Youtube because that's where all the viewers are, and all the viewers are on youtube because that's where all the content creators are. There may be other sites, but they will never dethrone Youtube, regardless of how bad it gets because of this.

>>106979492
The fuck is the point of a video platform with no content on it? These aren't imaginary weaknesses, no one uploads to these alternative sites.

>>106979572
I got hit by this a few minutes ago. Any way to get around it, or do I have to pay for a burner phone number just to make a new account?

>>106980182
All it'll do is restrict you from watching Adult Content (sexy videos and rated R movies).
If you don't care about anonymity, the credit card is easiest.
You could try to be cheeky and take a selfie of some random dude's face, but that might be illegal? Dunno. The email option is basically giving a third party receipts to your inbox that'll look for whether or not you are paying bills or shit like that to verify you are an adult.

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Chinese Man Warns Against Digital ID
https://x.com/JOKAQARMY1/status/1980639373499723886

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>>106980139
In China, children line up for the latest mandatory vaccination, each with a QR code to update their individual vaccine passport.
Without an updated vaccine passport, linked to their mandatory digital ID, participation in society is almost impossible.

https://x.com/redpilldispensr/status/1979827581416337512

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Food control.

It's "voluntary" in this clip, that's how it is initially, but the world saw something tangentially related to this, in Australia during the lockdowns, where riot police blocked off crowds of people who wanted to buy food from a farmer's market. The footage showed plenty of violence and police brutality, one of the many cases in that period. With this technology in place, there wont be any need for riot police.

https://x.com/redpilldispensr/status/1979141500895219744

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"This is the door closing that's not intended to be opened again. And, the idea is everything you do, I mean everything eventually, you will need a digital ID and your digital ID will be connected to a digital currency. If you want to see what's planned for the West tomorrow, then look at China today where if you are not behaving in a way that the government wants you to behave, then you lose credits in their social credit system.

And if you lose enough, you can't go on a plane, you can't go on a train, basically take part in mainstream society. You are excluded. This is a global agenda. This is not about Keir Starmer, he's a gopher. It's not about Donald Trump, he's a gopher, and they're gophers for this global network that I call the Global Cult, and the idea is to eventually have a world government which won't be elected, purely appointed technocrats, bureaucrats that will oversee this AI digital system, and you won't be able to go anywhere in the world without this system is tracking you.

Here we are now looking at this line in the sand. If we allow it to be crossed, it's going very, very difficult to push back. That's why it's so vital that the people, well this country, but all countries, realize the scale of freedom deletion. This digital ID is a massive step towards and fundamental to the deletion of freedom."

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History & Academic Research:

Brief History Lesson on the ideology and roots of Technocracy. C. 2020 during Corona, but it's still relevant because this goes back almost a century and their goals haven't been accomplished yet. Mainline writings of the elite, non-fiction, not conspiracy theory. Will post the transcript later.

https://archive.org/details/cv-is-really-about-technocracy

Semi-related lecture:
https://youtu.be/Qdj0Kwr_5QY

>>106980063
>Reflection
Use case?

>>106980088
end user
reflection works because it tests the same db

>>106980088
I work in the medical sector and i wrote a library that we use with our testing framework where next to the asserts you can also tell the tests to check if only certain records changed in certain tables in the database. for example if i tell the framework only 1 record should be added to the patients table during the run and if that doesn't happen or literally anything else in the db happens then the test fails with a nice error message. It's all reflection over the ORM that we are using.

>>106980104
>>106980134
You don't need reflection for these. Enjoy your code performing like dogshit.

>>106980204
It is actually really fast since i know what the code is doing under the hood (including the ORM) and i'm not using java trash.

>>106978344
Decent bait lol

>>106978432
>All true, even to this day
Nah, the OG iPhone was a bit small, but there's no reason to go any bigger than an iPhone 4. The issue nowadays is that they're too big and heavy

>>106977586
Why did they miss the fact that it didn't have a way to install apps and you were supposed to use the browser for that??

>>106978584
I don't think Jobs mentioned that in the announcement.

>>106978432
thats the point. nobody cares about these points being true they are jot deciding factors