>>107506728
Windows 11 is so garbage, even the LTSC IoT, it started BSODing because of the OneDrive for some reason, and that started happening after I've installed it and all updates on top a week before.

That's just me, however. Never before did I have any issues with Win10 LTSC IoT, so I'm going back to that until software for win10 stops being updated

>>107503306
Is Pro the best one if I use my PC for gayming and also need shit like Office and OneDrive for my university stuff? Or should I go with LTSC either way

>>107531546
By that metric you should be using an MS account right? Has your uni not given you an Education key to use?

>>107531546
Office works perfectly fine in LTSC.
OneDrive explorer integration is gutted and requires registry edit to recover, but that's just a minor inconvenience.

Can I activate Windows 10 by using "irm https://get.activated.win | iex" in Powershell?

>>107532101
Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened desu.

Cry because it happened. Smile that it's over.

Trust the plan. Gemini 3.5 will keep the kino while improving the smarts and getting rid of the -isms. You guys are not ready

>>107532223
It's Grok's turn now though.

>>107531559
femoid hands typed this post

The universe can get a little anxious when I discuss cartoon physics, let me turn aliasing back on

>>107532060
that was offensive you autistic moron

No GOG with native Linux release, no buy.

>>107532161
The best defense is a good offense

>>107532017
90% of the users of this board.

>>107532167
>no GOG with native Linux release and open source, no buy
ftfy, stop being cucked

>>107532010
>>Just like anything ever.

No, that is fundamentally incorrect. "2+2 = 4" is not a statement with a "most likely" solution. It is a truth that is so unconditional it literally would be impossible to create a universe in which "2+2=4" were not true in the essence of what it is referring to.

This is why I hate AI salesmen. They've sold you an idea of how these systems work that actually having any education at all in these topics would show to be completely hollow.

The problem with the ad-hoc likelihood approach that these transformer systems use is that they are based on a set of probabilistic assumptions that don't make sense outside of their specific context. if you're using a classifier to determine the probability that an image belongs to the set, you can form some underlying latent model which loosely associates the target labels to the truth.
That underlying latent model is not equivalent to the truth, and finding a solution which minimizes that underlying latent model does not ensure that it is even in the same neighborhood of the truth.

In the case of an LLM, you don't even have a coherent cost surface because the reward is a constantly moving target. If you ask an LLM how many "R's" are in the word "Raspberry" and it says "1," that isn't because it's the truth or even close to it. You got that answer because it is (by definition) the least costly solution in terms of the "hidden mapping" that the LLM has relating the sequence of tokens to the reward/loss it expects to receive. Those aren't necessarily connected in any capacity.

>>107532135
People who are already using it know it's worth it. But in some cases, like Ada code, the average person will never hear of it, while in other cases, there will be a lag between usage and output that serves as demonstration.

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>>107532179
It's time to let it go AIntis.

>>107532215
Do you know how they solved that trick? With a human written script. They couldn't get the LLM to solve the problem so they had humans write in specific logic to count the letters if it recognized a question of that type. And it still gets it wrong quite often.

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>>107532245
k

>>107530548
anon, capitalism means a system where people use money (capital) to make more money.
and, yes, communism is a utopia. the stage where communists manage a state is called "socialism". but, here's a fun fact: there are many "flavors" of socialism (and types of socialists), and most of them don't have communism as their goal.

go read https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1848/communist-manifesto/ch03.htm for a quick description (and notice the year in which that was written).

>>107525339
>faster than you think
This shit was said in 2020 and he's repeating it 7 mos ago for 2025. I thought it would already replace all the jobs by now.
Jokes on you. I am no longer a believer.
Two more weeks.

>>107531872
this. this so much sister. and btw you pass with FLYING colors hon

>>107531872
>there are many "flavors" of socialism (and types of socialists), and most of them don't have communism as their goal.
You're wrong anon, just the one particular flavor of so called socialism I am personally a member of is real socialism.

>>107531912
>>107531945
>I am too lazy to read
lmao, this is the kind of "people" we argue with.

>>107530793
I definitely would like this, good sir, that thing is really fucking good, delicious, MMM

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>>107531053
w/ a pape and more stuff

>>107529765
Wallpaper?

>>107524364
How did you theme VSCode like that?

>>107524364
are you actually using win 98 or just larping with the skin? do you mind me asking what are you using for it? looks sick

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I'm convinced half of you don't even like anime. You like the idea of using a computer to make pictures of girls without having to talk to one.

>>107532046
They gave her cat ears, breasts and a high shool uniform but sweaty soles are where you draw the line?

>>107532126
Not this season because this season sucks, but I was watching over 20 shows per season the two seasons before this one.

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>>107532126
What does the second sentence have to do with the first one?

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>>107532227
Because you're not into anime, you want to gen cute girls because you're too autistic to go outside

>>107531097
they used to pay up to a million dollars for any vulnerability found

>>107531097
Secure against third parties maybe. It's Google you sound be worried about.

>>107531097
>WireShark doesn't exist

Yes. OpenBSD and GrapheneOS both agree.

>>107531914
google is the least evil of the tech companies and sergey is based

>>107531517
They weren't Unix-like though. Unix trannies want the equivalent of "Why isn't there a black person that looks and acts and has DNA exactly like a white person?"

>>107525184
There was schsh but it's built on an old scheme implementation that's unmaintained now. I went through a pretty intense scheme phase (literally three years of nearly zero productivity on my side projects but I guess that kind of thing has to happen) and spent a fair amount of time trying to get it to work on modern guile.

desu shell syntax is what you want for having a shell anyway. It's hideous but ergonomic software tends to be.

>>107531590
Micropython is pretty much what OP wants but he wants it with scheme instead of python.

>>107526854
I but this looks great on an e-ink display.

>>107528084
https://github.com/emacs-exwm/exwm

>>107532092
Sure, definitely more failures then tower heatsinks. Then again I've had like... 7 or 8 since 2013? Never had a single issue. Still have a shitty Corsair one like OPs running in my low wattage router that I've had since around 2015.

I guess the question is, if it's worth the risk, since even price wise a good AiO like the LFIII is cheaper and even the manufacturer is sure enough to give it extended warranty by default.

>>107532106
>Then again I've had like... 7 or 8 since 2013? Never had a single issue.
Second this and thermal performance isn't even their best metric

>>107532120
True, it's fucking awesome to have your PC run inaudible even under heavy load.
Coil whine is a bigger issue at this point.

>>107531996
>69c vs 82c
that's a big fucking difference retard
temperature isn't linear

AI post above ^

ayy... I, don't care haha

e=mc^2+AI

>>107531824
Models might advance technologically, but they will stagnate artistically, with no new human creation coming in.

>>107531983
Sir you are genius!

>>107532048
For one-shot prompting, perhaps. IMO, the artistic possibilities with 1.5/SDXL are far from exhausted. At some point there is no need for additional training data, just better interfaces to use the models. If it comes to pass that all new visual art is locked behind some kind of DRM, AI art will diverge rather than stagnate.
And there will undoubtedly be scab artists who produce novel content to keep the machine fed.

>>107502998
which used thinkpad has the best battery life?

>>107531040
I just use the trackpad gestures

>>107531118
Grim

How much would you pay for a mint condition X230 with coreboot and the classic keyboard mod?

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thinking of getting the X301 for $50

I have literally 0 use for it, but it's probably the coolest thinkpad of the 2000s

worth it?

>>107528326
That wasn't the question. The MV3 version of AdGuard isn't missing any functionality. And the fact that uBlock has added functionality over time proves gorhill was always lying.

>>107532147
Gorhill has been caught in dozens of lies before, this isn't anything new. The fact that NoScript is now fully MV3 compliant proves he was lying about implementing all of MV2 uBlock's features like dynamic blocking for JS, frames, and fonts.

>>107516493
>Reminder to enable additional filters in your uBO settings such as:
There's HUGE amounts of overlap and wasted CPU cycles though.

>>107516493
>>107532221
Literally the lists you say as "remember to add those" have comments they are from pieces of the other lists.

>>107516493
>ad a few thousand pages that use AI because you're too dumb to not click on obvious AI site
kek