why only a moon orbit and not a landing? nice, though
>>108501428>>thirdies try not to root for china challenge impossibleI'm American but I sure as fuck don't root for this joke of a country.
>>108501454don't lie, homo>>108501457no you aren't, faggot. don't lie
>>108501489Who the fuck would you root for in this fucked up world where you're just a little cog that everyone wants to abuse to get richer themselves? No country in the world actually cares about their people.
>>108501506America, because we are better and we have gun rights
>>108501557retard
/aicg/ - A general dedicated to the discussion and development of AI chatbots.white and nerdy edition>NewsGLM-5.1 by Z.ai is out: https://nitter.net/Zai_org/status/2037490078126084514#mXiaomi MiMo V2 Pro released: https://mimo.xiaomi.com/mimo-v2-proAnthropic SUING USA: https://www.cnn.com/2026/03/09/tech/anthropic-sues-pentagonGoogle to rollout HARD CAPS for API keys: https://nitter.net/OfficialLoganK/status/2028842571934670988#mGoogle Gemini 3.0 Pro Preview Deprecation soon: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecationsGoogle releases Gemini 3.1 Pro: https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/gemini-models/gemini-3-1-pro/Additional info: https://aicg.neocities.org/info.html>FrontendsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108501348It's shit as an april fools event but I think the captcha should stay around permanently.
>>108501423there aren't enough of them for it to work as a captchai saw someone post the exact same triforce one that i got
>>108501442not at present yeah.it seems like a lot more work to change/upkeep vs the current gradient/texture shifting they're doing with the shapes and whatnot, but if bots are going to be posting either way I'd rather they be as filtering as some of these seem to bethe 'google' ones are fun
So... I want to run Text to speech model locally with SillyTavern. What do I need exactly, and what models are considered good? I don't care about it being fast. I see that people recommend models like Qwen3 tts, kokoro and orpheus.
>/g/ makes a 19th albumTheme: Intelligent Drum And BassTitle: [Accepting suggestions]Deadline: Tue. 31st of March, 20:00 UTCListening party: Sat. 4th of April, 20:00 UTC>/g/ makes a 20th albumTheme: Movie score>Song submission rules/guidelinesUpload the file somewhere, preferably in a lossless format, and post the link here. If you want to update your track, make a new post.Include the song title in the post, and make it clear that your song is a submission for the album.You must include a screenshot of your DAW - this is to verify the track is not AI-generated.Optionally you may include cover art for your track, but please confirm that the image in your post is the cover art or it won't be included.You may also add a pseudonym to be included in the track metadata, but it must not be one you already use on music platforms.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108499361In case you are a total fuckin retard that's where you can find those notes on a piano keyboard. You need to match up the pattern of the black keys to find the same notes, so for example the one in between the set of 2 black keys is D, so every time you get that set of 2 black keys the one in between them will be a D note.
>>108497602>>108497672I'm supposed to upload a lossless, so here's that:https://files.catbox.moe/qukjuv.wav
>>1084992511. out of twelve notes, on what basis were seven notes selected to get their own unique letter, whereas the other four didn't get it?2. if the answer has something to do with the idea that perhaps they wanted the letter-named notes to match a major scale or something like that, how was the W-W-H-W-W-W-H pattern of the major scale derived in the first place, i.e. imagine an alternative universe where the 12 notes that we know already exist, but they're provisionally called a b c d e f g h i j k l, with no sharps, what now, how did they figure out that pattern before renaming the notes to match the major scale (if it's what actually happened in the first place)
>>108499109Look up diatonic chord theory. For our purposes here, its effectively all you need to know. You use the major or minor scale and a Roman numeral formula to pull chords from that scale. Then you have a collection of chords that sound good together and you can use the scale you created the chords from to play melody over the top.For example, if we wanted to create a progression in the key of C Major, we would use the C Major scale. A common progression is a "1 6 4 5." We use the first, sixth, fourth and fifth notes of the scale and apply our formula to it. We end up with C Major, A minor, F Major, G Major. >what's the formulaIt's easier to visualize on guitar, but in the major scale its 1: Major 2: Minor 3: Minor 4: Major 5: Major 6: Minor 7: Diminished. The minor scale has a different formula. By changing the root or the key, if we wanted to play in D Major for example, the formula stays the same. A 1 6 4 5 in D Major would be D Major, B Minor, G Major, A Major.>what notes sound good over X chordStick to chord tones at first. These are sometimes called triads and are the three most important notes in a chord, the root (or 1), the 3rd, the 5th. Looking at our scale in C Major, thats C, E, G. They will sound best over a C Major chord. When you switch to that 6 chord (A Minor), the best sounding notes are A, C, E. Notice the 3rd is a fret or semitone lower than the equivalent A Major. This is the fundamental difference that gives minor chords their sound.Again this is much easier to visualize using major and minor scales on a guitar because you see each "step" of the scale easier. Remember the major scale formula is W-W-H-W-W-W-H, while the natural minor scale formula is W-H-W-W-H-W-W, w being whole step and h being half step. Do not be discouraged, once you grasp this concept, you can deconstruct songs you hear instantly.
>>108499109>I couldn't help but not understand why the things were decided to be that way and not any other way.I forgot to answer this, the answer is: some retard decided it was that way a long time ago. Good example is enharmonic equivalents. C# and Db are different notes but sound exactly the same. Its done this way to simplify sheet and notation music, where they freak out if theres double sharps or double flats. For normal musicians without autism, its often more helpful because it tells us where the next note might be headed, helpful for bass players especially. If someone calls the note C#, its probably going up to D. If they called it Db, its probably going down to C.
Previous Thread: >>108456203>Links:>DALL-E 3https://www.bing.com/images/createhttps://designer.microsoft.com/image-creator>4ohttps://chatgpt.com/https://sora.chatgpt.comhttps://copilot.microsoft.com/>Imagen 4 and Nano Banana (Pro)https://gemini.google.com/apphttps://labs.google/fx/tools/image-fxhttps://labs.google/fx/tools/whiskhttps://aistudio.google.com/prompts/new_imageComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108500742It might be related to having simplified captchas on that particular browser/device, maybe? I get regular ones on other browsers and mobile.
>>108501422Maybe. I'm posting from mobile, and I've only see the regular captcha.
What the fuck is this, I have never seen this beforeAlso it's shit because it didn't accept Ayumu Kasuha
I don't know any of these characters
>>108501480newfag
>>108498217it's tom cruise
>>108501390Needs some hard ones for the "possible bot" or suspicious activity detections.I mean shit, it's not like Macrochan has been sitting over here for YEARS.https://macrochan.org/tagTree.phpCrop images and add more, mods.
>>108499107school days
Anime Segmentation EditionDiscussion and Development of Local Image and Video ModelsPrevious: >>108489653https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide>UIComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUISwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUIre/Forge/Classic/Neo: https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassicneoSD.Next: https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnextWan2GP: https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GPComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108501241anon..
>>108498435>comfy does not feels comfy at allThe name is a subtle joke.
>>108501241lmao what an idiot, well you think that latent upscaling somehow affects the speed of the video
>>108501241you're the fag vagueposting about your super sekret technique instead of sharing workflows. fuck off
>>108501394>>108501537im not actually the guy retards, but if he's talking about latent upscale and then u bring an upscale node that does it in PIXEL SPACE it begs the question: either you're illiterate or he's retarded.
What do you think of the new CAPTCHA? It filters for users who have a basic knowledge in geek culture.
>>108499409sending 4chan browser process memory bloat through the roofit was bad ever since the nu captcha, but with this shit...
>>108499409
>>108499409test
funny, but too rare
>>108500202It's just an April 1st thing. it's not gonna get implemented.
>>108501066Because it has shit UX
>>108501020He's projecting, just ignore him.
>>108500671>10x slowerI thought the whole thing about Rust was that it magically did all the type safety shit without slowing down the compiled result?
>>108501073How can it be improved? It's a cli, so it's constrained by the shell, if you're not using its C api, and even so, from what I know, you still need to give it that DSL filter lang they use if you want to use filters.
>>108501528>shellNot really, I meant it needs to accept a list of arguments. All CLIs are like this, if you want something complex you should write them in a real language, in this case use the C API, or a binding.
AI bros can't stop the post covid crawl
>>108501298now show the chart zoomed out further than 2023...
>engineering jobs are growing>WHOOAA NICE>starts applying>rejection rejection rejection rejection
>>108501298>those fontsreduces my trust already. this is low quality analysis. 3/4 of those open jobs are just resume collection ghost job posts.
Are these open jobs going to Americans?
>>108501298Image made by a literal paid shill / PR guy
A general for vibe coding, coding agents, AI IDEs, browser builders, MCP, and shipping prototypes with LLMs.►What is vibe coding?https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/19/vibe-coding/https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/11/using-llms-for-code/►Prompting / context / skillshttps://docs.cline.bot/customization/cline-ruleshttps://docs.replit.com/tutorials/agent-skillshttps://docs.github.com/en/copilot/tutorials/spark/prompt-tips►Editors / terminal agents / coding agentshttps://cursor.com/docshttps://docs.windsurf.com/getstarted/overviewComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108500228could it be because you have auto accept enabled on edits in opencode? diffview seems to work for this guy https://youtu.be/nxB4M3GlcWQ?t=8m4ssteps for ask permission change earlier in the video
why are all these vibecode fags using html/web shit and not something native like win32 or qt?
>>108483816I want to use ai to vibe code an application for the amazon fire stick, what language are they best at? should I just have it do html+js and then use whatever the firestick equivalent of electron is?
>>108501140Fire stick is Android so it's either gonna be java or kotlin most likely. I have some experience with this but I just modified the shit out of an IPTV app from github.
I'm taking the absolute piss with these qwen code cli status messages.>I've seen things you wouldn't believe...like users reading the loading message>Why do software developers prefer the dark theme? Because light attracts bugs>Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down~Someone was having too much fun prompting these
STOP WASTING MY QOUTA
>>108498572Something making you angry doesn't mean you can't just talk about it normally instead.
>>108494974Anon you lived through a whole era of old people googling google to google search something. Knowing how to prompt is something I've seen even intelligent people trouble with because it requires communication, knowledgeable syntax, and perceptive critical thinking based on a foundation of a devil's advocate mindset. 99% people are gullible fucktards who would be illiterate if literacy was not completely required of them to function in society to any degree.
>>108494942You write like an IndianIt's a pity the British ever gave you independence. Fuck Gandhi. India was always a subjugated clusterfuck of warring tribes.
>>108494942>"Haha"the clankers are learning our ways.
>>108497916
Disregard all Canadians including the resident AMD schizo fanboy>UPGRADE & BUILD ADVICEPost build list or current specs: https://pcpartpicker.com/Provide specific uses + your BUDGET & COUNTRY>CASEmATX: AP201, Lian Li A3, O11 Air Mini, XT M3, CH260ATX: XT PRO (ULTRA), AIR 903 Base/MAX, Lancool 207, Flux Pro, Meshify 3, 4000D FRAME, X50Dual Chamber: Y60/70, O11 Vision, Antec C8>CPUGaming: 250K, 7/9800X3D, 14600KBudget: 12400, 225F, 7500FWorkstation: 270KComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108501338i love my segmented drives system, one for OS+essential drives, one for documents, data and media, and 2 m.2s for games. I love the built-in redundancy.
>>108501416>built-in redundancynigga you just added more failure points
Thoughts?
>>108501434data recovery is a cinch and my system will work fine if one drive fails. I can also do more production/higher processing work and not have it affect games. Also the idea of having random files and programs on the same drive as your OS, constantly being rewritten, read, copied etc while your OS runs is inherently an unstable situation and i prefer it being separate.I've already had one drive fail and cost me all my data (cheap Teamgroup ssd), my documents/media that is, but everything else worked fine. Imagine how much shit i'd have to do if everything was on that drive and it died, i hadn't backed up the data in over 3 months etc.
>>108501490What's there to think? It works on any build of 24h2 and 25h2.
>>108489041Here’s why it matters:
>>108500529Sorry that I try to talk to other anons.>>108500606>>108500669>>108500893Thanks.
>>108501275>guy finds way to make your laptop cook good food for you>so you don't need to pay a company to have their giga mainframe 5000 cook food for you>whatever benefits giga mainframe 5000 brings to the table are too overkill for the price>therefore that company either goes bankrupt or becomes a small, poor, niche companyAnon, you silly goose.
>>108489716You are hitting way above your class — not because you want to censor internet but because you are *sanitazing* it. No noise. No rubbish. Just pure unadulterated content.
>>108501275Ai companies are just rich guys trying to build “the best ai” and bring it to market to make a profit off of this novel technology which they didn’t create.
post your captchas and findings.i got an anime character asking for a caption. i typed in the gamer word and nothing happened.
>>108501084/g/ doesn't have anything recognisable outside of maybe the GNU + Linux copypasta.
>>108500050>2009+17>I am forgotten
>>108501265No idea who it is and can only pick out the Lucky Star character. So guessing they were all voiced by Miss Cum Twice? (Hirano Aya)
>>108501301The idea was that it's all the same shit.
>>108498539the crypto one was the best in the past 5 years.
Why don't we make an OS from scratch with no Unix and no (minimal) legacy bloat?What would be the best architecture for this modern OS?
>>108491001>>108499813Same loser
>>108499516>>108499775Aren't VLIW processors pretty much capable of this? The problem is the last "relevant" VLIW architecture was fucking Itanium and and the only still in production is the Russian Elbrus which might as well be unobtanium in the west.
>>108477409Fuck UNIX->https://programmingmadecomplicated.wordpress.com/2017/08/12/there-is-only-one-os-and-its-been-obsolete-for-decades/>https://blog.rfox.eu/en/Programming/Programmers_critique_of_missing_structure_of_operating_systems.html>https://matejhorvat.si/en/unfiled/unixcrit.htm>https://rentry.co/g7aofwhchttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-IWMbJXoLMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvmTSpJU-Xc
>>108500048We have something similar with PKRU in x64 already, but it's limited to 16 keys per process, which is obviously not enough. But, yeah, as long as we have a global page table we cannot have big submission buffers.
>>108500048>the last "relevant" VLIW architecture was fucking ItaniumSure? Hexagon is rather common.
