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>>107786312
Yeah... you are

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>>107781287
It wasn't removed, it was moved into the thread history drawer on the left.
Swipe in from the left of the screen to pull it out.

Thanks for the API changes K1, I can now post on Lineage 16 again. Though when I post there's now a persistent "Processing replies" notification that doesn't go away until I force close the app (Cancel all does nothing).

>>107785047
The whole app is already barely supported. I really respect k1 for still somehow finding time to patch posting, even though there are always a lot of ungrateful fucks in the comments

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>>107789831
yea, i already do that

>>107781905
I just tried it and middle click and ctrl-v paste the same text

>>107790054
that's likely because you selected the text, hit ctrl+c, then pasted both
try selecting text, hit ctrl+c, then select some other text, and see what gets pasted from both

>>107790118
You're right.

>>107789831
>but when would this ever happen
Many sites (and other programs) automatically respond to paste no matter what is clicked/selected. Chat platforms are particularly prone to this.
All it takes to alleviate all the issues is a fucking setting to turn middle click paste off. It's not difficult, and should not have taken decades to get to this point.

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>DON'T MAKE ANY SUDDEN MOVEME-

>>107790833 cont
actually
i just realized belgioom has insanely based laws when freedom of speech is concerned

hatespeech and discrimination laws only apply in a public situation
like if i refuse clients in my business, or i start calling people niggers in a workplace
and even then theres a pathway for the discrimination to be justifiable, but thats a decision left to the judge so your mileage may vary

>>107790766
Hey, I know these look like computers... they're totally not.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPaDNzQmB-g

>>107790766
Why do law enforcement have to swear at your face? :(

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>>107788449
>that pic
Was it worth it?

>>107790561
Well mine was only about 220 but absolutely not. Worst decision I ever made and I've been paying for it for the last 20 years.

>>107788449
KEK that picture.

>>107790584
I hear ssbbws get frequent infections in their belly buttons and fupa. Did you squelch the fupa?

got the ZMF 6xx pad swaps today, this ish aite

>>107788107
That’s exactly what he’s saying. LLM’s do not “think” or “reason” in the sense that we understand the terms. If they can be said to “know” anything it’s the next most likely token to follow what it’s been given. Whether that token corresponds to something humans regard as sensical or correct is not a concept the LLM is equipped to know or care about

>>107782443
It's not a philosopher. It isn't concerned with certainty, and you can't make it be. It will only spit out text that attempts to make it appear as if it is concerned about certainty. It has to perform a complete analysis of something to arrive at any notion of HOW certain it is. It doesn't do complete analyses of things. It can't. It can't even pull out non-deprecated features of software on github reliably. It looks things up and still provides wrong answers about the thing it supposedly just looked into that no person could fuck up. How can it even start to determine how certain it is or should be? That's too deep and philosophical for an llm.

>>107781387
How often have people written "I don't know" for a given text online? Almost none, since writing about something they don't know doesn't make any sense. LLM's extrapolate on what's written, and "I don't know" is rarely written as opposed to something.

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>>107781387
Because it's a redditor.

>>107785711
this, came here to post this

>>107790908
>Sorry for the tardiness, I just usually don't deal with things like this.
idk man, Ive never used a guest pass. shouldnt be complicated to redeem it
>>107790916
cool story
im happy for you
or sad that happened
I'm making alittle over 10k a month coding with claude

>>107790927
> They'll need to enter their payment information when signing up, but won't be charged unless they continue using Claude after the end of their seven-day trial.

>>107790940
thats lame
https://claude.ai/referral/pbNyKJ7zAg

first come first serve
going to bed
goodnight

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>>107790927
>im making 10k
no, youre not.
claude is entirely worthless

funny how the marketingroid shut the fuck up and fled when challenged
>hurrr durr i make 10k, and i never seen a promo pass
>but here 3 product samples i conjured out of thin air

suuuuuuure

I'm all for btfoing itoddlers, but this is Logitech's fault. Requiring certificates to run software is a good thing for normalfags.

>>107789367
>unironic jak poster
>retarded
No big surprise

>https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-december-security-updates-cause-message-queuing-failures/
uhh... IoT LTSC bros? Even simple security updates are no longer safe from pajeetware?

>>107789729
AI coding isn't good at more high scale developments, please understand

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>>107789403
Do it then faggot. Show us the receipt or you're full of shit.

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gn

why comfy github repo returning 403 on fetch

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>>107790572
gn

>>107790581
he moved it to the org
https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI

>>107789774
>I didn't even bother looking at what the clanker spit out
>I didn't even bother looking at what the clanker spit out
>I didn't even bother looking at what the clanker spit out
Anons, how are we gonna deal with faggots like this?

>>107789874
Continuing to defend the honor of sepples is probably the best way to get back at me.

>>107789774
c++ templates are zero overhead and generated at compile time. there is nothing you could do to improve them while keeping their advantages. their main downside is you have to recompile the function/class/etc every time a new overload is used. this means you cannot link against precompiled templates. your naming convention could not in the slightest imply anything more than a naming convention because it doesn't address the core issue with them. you have clearly never written code that uses templates if this is the best thing you could come up with.

>>107780436
Get with the fucking times and stop being such a disgusting, bigoted chud.

>>107790278
>c++ templates are zero overhead and generated at compile time
I can only think of Java and Go as examples of AOT compiled languages where generics impose a runtime cost. C++ isn't unique in the slightest.
>there is nothing you could do to improve them while keeping their advantages
There are lots of things you can do to improve them like fixing inference, doing away with the shitty qualifier mechanics, having deeper integration with the language, a better compilation procedure, etc.

Anon, every time you post you make it clear to me that you really don't understand this level of language design. The focus on syntax and surface level details, they have nothing to do with what I'm talking about.

template<class T>
T add(T a, T b);
auto x = add(1, 1);
auto y = add(1.0f, 1.0f);

How does the compiler deduce the types of a and b for x and y? How does it deduce the types for x and y?
>It looks at what's being passed in....

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>>107787752
Please use the headphones sir they're free

>>107787124
Why does evert retard on linkedin type like this? Also why is he flying coach if he's a successful scumbag?

>>107787124
But who was camera?

>>107787752
I think people like in the OP get porn-level excited about their work.

Except instead of "I'm gonna coom" it's "I'M GONNA SHIP"

>>107790944
>people are genuinely excited to ship a product that they spent a lot of time and effort on

wow, aifags really btfo by your post my dude...

>>107790265
Firefox has a PDF editing interface these days which lets you add text/sign documents and such.

I need help understanding how to run exe utilities in wine. As I understand, anything command line is run through winecmd rather than doing Windows cmd stuff, so it throws an unknown command error for a ton of stuff, breaking most scripts and... executable arguments. I've tried running .bat files with "foo.exe arg1 arg2" to no success, same goes for adding the .exe in Lutris and configuring arguments there. I seem to lately be mostly interested in games that need tinkering to work right even in Windows and that shit cascading into linux is proving to be a real pain in the ass.

>>107790828
Wait, does wine really not support the feature set of... cmd? In a way that breaks real scripts? That's surprising, I would figure that DOS-era shit is long mastered by now. Or is it just missing various .exes that it expects to be in the path?

>>107790870
That's my understanding, yeah. It's only a very limited set that has been implemented. Not even conditionals and whatnot. I guess the expectation is that people would write bash scripts, which is real fuckin' antiquated with how much wine is being used for now and those things relying on windows native support communities.

>>107790926
That's really weird. cmd is obtuse but it seems like it'd be really simple to implement compared to everything in win32 and it's entirely feature frozen afaik. I could see someone slightly more autistic than I am doing it for fun. There's probably an open source implementation somewhere for freedos or something too.
I mean I know there isn't that many batch scripts these days but come on, any project that can implement d3d12 well enough to run ue5slop should be able to re-implement cmd.exe in its sleep.

>>107789004
the 7th reply? you are slacking off

https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id=en:manual:contrib:hyperbolabsd_roadmap#hyperbolabsd_canis_major_v099-pre-alpha
hurry upppppp

>>107790249
>Port musl
Why tho
Is there a reason why they couldn't just use openbsd's libc

>>107788781
>what are some must have software
imagemagick feh ffmpeg mpd ncmpcpp mpv yt-dlp gallery-dl aria2 tmux ungoogled-chromium

>>107790249
>OpenBSD freetard fork
Usecase?

>>107783179
Can't hear you over this perfect contrast

>>107790393
any hint of when that would come? or we gonna be waiting beyond 2030

>>107790973
We already have 480Hz 4k OLED panels, the bottleneck is the interfaces, DisplayPort and HDMI.
You can currently only do 1080p 480Hz on those 4k OLEDs.

>>107790393
OLEDs always have the degradation issue
they dont like running the pixels at high volts, and to produce short bright pulse you need to up the brightness as much as you can
if they can validate that high nit burst behavior to not cause burn in issues a tech like pulsar might be implemented

>>107790991
Isnt the issue the scalar chips, dp 2.1 cables can do around 700hz at 4k with display stream compression

>>107783179
relevent and cheaply made are 2 differnt things.