>>107585667
Chance already works

>>107586373
Iot was a mistake

>>107586373
Post an image in chrome web. If it works then it's a Chance issue.

>>107585667
Works fine on Chance.

>>107586382
Chance constantly crashes for me, though the captchas and stuff do work. I'm probably just gonna stick with webview until someone somewhere chooses to fix one of the many clover forks.

>>107585122
No, they still have to maintain the code, if they don't want to then the user should fork or use an alternative, or come up with a compelling reason for the dev to support it. "Good ones exist" isn't a compelling reason

Firefox forks are never a good idea. They will always be behind in security patches because some autistic guy in Estonia cannot keep up with all the changes.

>>107585122
he is half right. the feature should be removed if all it does is connect to someone else's machine to send queries to their model.
the only way to keep it would be to make it so you can point it at any model you want. they probably can't do that, so removing it is the next best thing.

File: 1757169670495148.gif (1.39 MB, 200x150)

1.39 MB GIF

>github screencap thread

>>107585304
>maintain
it's probably more work to leave it ripped out
all he has to do otherwise is just have the default config value be false

>>107582571
> How can they enslave the people like that? I read yesterday that at one university, students will only be able to enter the building for classes using a code from the Max messenger app. Don't you think that's insane? And all that Orwellian fantasy from his banned novel "1984" isn't fantasy anymore, but reality? And we're living in it.
they did it here in chink flu in Germany times and 90% of the people went along with it and where annoyed when one didn't comply or questioned the "rules".

>>107585918
That's what I do

Damn they really just took the HBO Max logo and added Facebook Messenger icon. Master propagandists in action.

>>107582571
seems bizarre complaining about this when you're living in russia

>>107585918
This is one of many reasons why people should keep all of their old devices instead of throwing them out. Another thing people should be doing is writing down the mac address of any broken devices they plan on throwing out, the mac addresses can be used for mac spoofing when needed. For extra security, make sure that all of the device's mac address stickers and etchings are completely unreadable before you throw it out:

>Plastic etchings
Use acetone to melt the mac address.
>Metal etchings
Use a hammer and nail to make scratches and indentations on the mac address etchings, then use a soldering iron and some solder to attach a small piece of metal to it.
>Stickers
Peel off the sticker(s) and use scissors to cut them into tiny pieces, then soak the pieces in bleach (or acetone) until the text is completely gone. Flush them down the toilet afterwards.

This prevents dumpster divers from retrieving and using the same mac address. For maximum security, make sure to completely destroy the circuits on the wireless module so that the glowies won't be able to retrieve the mac address from the chips. Desoldering the chips from the wireless module and crushing them with a hammer is the most secure solution.

File: 1766011918121-019b2e82-bc(...).jpg (1.4 MB, 1696x2528)

1.4 MB JPG

>>107584400
I think the trial was a one time thing and I've already used it back when NBP was launched. GPT 1.5 is actually perfectly usable on lmarena today, even if you don't have almost two dozens of alternative OAI accounts, it's NBP that is being a pain. Things are getting much better now though, probably because of time zones...
>>107584384
I'm something of a fan of symmetry myself, anon...

File: 1766014541514-019b2eaa-c7(...).jpg (1.41 MB, 2816x1536)

1.41 MB JPG

No idea whatsoever about what happened to both posts...
>>107585856
I've not seen that cartoon to be honest, I had to catch up. Not a great fan of turning into an external entity what is essentially a human phenomenon (i.e. externalisation). But I guess it might be psychologically more desirable for mass-media than indicting people directly, though. It's one thing that emerged in the last few years, between many others; people don't like self-flagellation, on the whole.
>>107585896
Did you solve it, anon? Making another account would be the quickest way to find it out obviously, I've never had this issue (and I triggered the violation of TOS quite often, albeit it's usually without a reference picture).

>>107586074
I'm able to attach images, but now it seems to be blocking a prompt that used to work hours ago even if I don't try to attach a second explanatory image it didn't like (I must've gotten ~30 errors trying to send variations of the second image).

File: 681ca63d-d733-4b1c-a41a-8(...).jpg (1.09 MB, 1792x2400)

1.09 MB JPG

>>107586125
That sounds unlikely to be an account-specific issue, albeit it doesn't hurt to try, probably the prompt got flagged together with that picture? lmarena can be quite strict in bizarre ways, sometimes just changing stuff like "embracing" into "hugging" can work, but other times I have no real idea what their filter is even looking for and I'd rather prompt stuff directly in the model's official service or in another third party one.

>>107584129
Isn't it because you use windows enterprise?

>>107584129
but i did do this though, by installing nixos

>>107584213
kek

>>107584168
you can turn it off and on as needed. so for updates or changes you just turn it off, run the update, and turn it back on. it requires some rebooting but the advantage is also more deliberate updating. kind of ideal if you plan to update infrequently.
>>107584213
i'd assume but i'm talking about people on /g/ not windows users at large. i thought most of you are running iot ltsc.
>>107584280
well then stay where you are. i use nixos on all my other machines. i discovered this while trying to make a windows computer i need to use as nixos-like as possible.
it's not atomic, or entirely reproducible, configurations aren't declarative. but i can do a fresh unattented windows install, use winget to import a list of programs to install, and then run a powershell script that freezes windows after i get it set up how i like it.
accomplishing this with a variety of awful microsoft tools makes me appreciate how elegantly nixos handles things that's for sure.

>>107584767
>iot ltsc.
yes, and gentoo as well
Still, thanks for infodump

just shat out another encode with default handbrake settings and tagged it as -PTP, join PTP for the highest quality internals! you don't need racist HDB!

>>107585500
HDB doesn't even have encodes of those movies

>>107585437
i hope it's j-kino

>>107585696
HDB doesn't have him because it's worthless amateurslop and would stink up the whole place. imagine going to a 5-star restaurant and thinking it's a bad thing that they don't serve indian street food.

ANT clue?

>>107572188
all managed orchestration layers use resources even when the customer has self-hosted agents

>>107571842
https://www.theregister.com/2025/12/17/github_charge_dev_own_hardware/
"Following publication of our original article, GitHub reversed its decision. The Microsoft-owned developer site has taken to X to admit it might have made a mistake by unilaterally announcing plans to charge people for using their own hardware to host runners."

>>107571842
Yaas! Woke is back!
Lmao

Who is gonna pay this? Every place I worked kept all CI/CD and repos on their own stuff (through cloud services, but still).

>>107585939
OP here, thanks for the news.
They didn't even bother to write another email clarifying this.
Still our team will switch away from GitHub and use Forgejo and Forgejo Actions instead, we can't trust them anymore.
>“We’re postponing the announced billing change for self-hosted GitHub Actions to take time to re-evaluate our approach.”
So they will proceed to nickel and dime anyway, just with a different strategy.

>>107586188
GitHub reversed its decision for now but I'm sure their internal teams saw the numbers and thought that the number of businesses using selfhosted runners is high enough to justify charging for this feature without losing many customers.

File: 00071-comfyui-cfg=1.0-ste(...).jpg (292 KB, 1200x1800)

292 KB JPG

>>107585100
nice. he looks tiny.

>>107583660
It’s rare. And getting rarer.
When you have older, metal housing devices without double insulation.
By and large, the electrical system in JP has done away with the extra grounding.

File: outlet types well grounded.jpg (39 KB, 594x384)

39 KB JPG

>>107580392

>>107580392
>Denmark has happy face plug design.
>Israel has demon face plug design.
Really makes you think.

>>107586290
yeah it makes me think you are retarded.

File: 1752740853700917.png (428 KB, 480x360)

428 KB PNG

Only type c is anatomically correct

File: image.png (45 KB, 960x540)

45 KB PNG

>>107583825
>high shelf filter at, say, 3k
Thanks, +3dB at 2500 helped a lot, with it claps and snaps sound snappy, and multiple female vocals with different lines over each other are more distinguishable.
Maybe I even prefer +4dB at 2500 followed by -1dB at 5000, and a veeery gentle bass boost.
So basically the opposite of rtings graph expectations.

File: 1757294439184232.png (29 KB, 650x369)

29 KB PNG

>>107584797
>So basically the opposite of rtings graph expectations.
Their measurements are often not very accurate. Their FT1 Pro graph is completely different from the one solderdude posted, for example. I don't know what rig they use for it but it's probably just not a very accurate model.
>Thanks, +3dB at 2500 helped a lot, with it claps and snaps sound snappy, and multiple female vocals with different lines over each other are more distinguishable.
NP. If something sounds too sharp with this EQ you can try putting another high shelf filter at 10k or above and lowering it by the amount you boosted the treble with in the previous filter. Since generally boosting things >10k can lead to sharpness and you can't measure that area of the FR accurately.

>>107583978
if you buy used make sure you can test them before buying, never order an ANC online
source: I've owned many ANC headphones (starting with the QC35) and now only buy the cheapest shit in existence to drown my surrounding noise and stopped caring about quality because I live in a humid area (next to the sea) and the microphone corrosion inevitably causes major ANC misshaps (worse and worse white noise / when they reach what I call "terminal stage" they end up randomly producing bursts of painful noises and I can only live with ANC disabled and order new ones)
I wouldn't trust the state of a used pair desu considering what happened to mine

>>107585090
>Their FT1 Pro graph is completely different from the one solderdude posted, for example. I don't know what rig they use for it but it's probably just not a very accurate mode
solderdude's is the least accurate of all measurement rigs. it's a flatplate and doesn't match the acoustic impedance set out in the standard
rtings uses the 5128 so measurements might seem a bit off, but generally they are among the best in terms of measurement quality. i have more faith in oratory1990's results but i've seen what they do over at rtings and it's solid

>>107584797
Might be due to the ~3 kHz peak masking some of the higher frequencies. Have you tried the Oratory preset?

>>107581656
Does that one work on linux now?
Couple years ago it still used internet explorer for some parts.

>>107583537
is that just thru wine or are you doin winboat? havent gotten around to setting fl up on my stuff yet.

>>107584435
i wasnt talking about getting blender running, esl-kun. i was talking about getting my graphics tablet working correctly with it, as in getting the pressure sensitivity working. i posted that because historically thats always been an issue that now looks to be resolved

don't try playing any popular games that rely on windows based anti cheat though

>>107586097
its a pita desu, you have to use csp v2.0 or older if you want everything working right. every newer version switched to using the edge webview which is just a crapshoot to get working with wine. once you actually get it installed and launchable though the actual painting part seems to work fine.
ive heard that paint tool sai 2 actually works pretty well though so im trying that next

File: 1751544697508653.png (1.03 MB, 1118x1080)

1.03 MB PNG

>>107586300
good job anon

>>107586352
you have desided that i rage.

Okay, but why does it always say captcha expired after I post once? Does it immediately load another one after a post? It doesn't look like it.

File: 1761004678795496.png (415 KB, 1130x378)

415 KB PNG

>>107586364

File: 1758965152001396.png (260 KB, 803x790)

260 KB PNG

I actually like the new captcha for the most part, I just wish it presented the options on a single screen rather than having to scroll.

File: 1617809346651.jpg (265 KB, 1200x1200)

265 KB JPG

the company bought us all claude console

>>107582855
> shitty support job I got baited into earlier this year.
Lol same but i got denied for what i applied for im stuck here forever dogshit conditions fully onsite working min wage while my whole job summarised is “clean up after jeets”

>>107582855
>my shitty support job
Why are you posting on this thread if you don't even work in Tech?

>>107584271
sounds like SAP

>>107585850
Were you actively applying and were you always in AI? I am thinking of moving into AI.

Love Drummer General. Any troons don't like it can go back to plebbit.

>>107585705
Sure just spend thousands of dollars for a model 10 people can run at single digit t/s.

>>107586238
He literally advertises on reddit, bait-kun

>>107586239
There's no way you're spending thousands of dollars on a toon unless you are trying to do full finetuning (in which you will need a multi-node setup) or your dataset is absolutely huge (and in that case you would have spent more making the dataset than tuning).

File: mistral-small-creative_pr(...).png (1.36 MB, 752x3441)

1.36 MB PNG

>>107586219
I haven't really tested it a lot for ERP, so I couldn't say whether it's good with multi-character cards or sudden secondary character appearances. The API doesn't support consecutive messages with the same role. I can say that at the default temperature of 0.3 it doesn't really have much output variance and it tends to mess up formatting with asterisks in longer responses.

It can write a lot in a single response in assistant "mode"; on an empty prompt it didn't seem to complain when I asked it to create the profile for a loli vampire.