>>106450911
They pretend to be based online and they think seeding is not based because you're doing anything for the benefit of somebody else. They are aware this idea is wrong and they are in fact secretly seeding.

>>106450927
>they are in fact secretly seeding.
i don't think they are all doing that

>>106450911
Most of /g/ are 3rd worlders (probably Indian) with shit-tier speeds and data caps still. Hell, most probably torrent from their phone because they're zoomers or underage.

>>106450911
Ewww, the idea of having another man deploy his ‘seed’ onto my computer fills me with disgust and other emotions that I need to discuss with my pastor

>>106450844
>No communist has ever contributed even slightly to fixing the billionaire problem in the US and if we ever fix that problem in this country, the communists will still be crying about made up identity politics or complaining that the border exists.
The strongest borders to ever exist were in Communist countries. You need to stop conflating the pretend liberals who want to have pretend communism while still using all of Porky's tech empire with actual people who struggled to be free of them.

The billionaire problem in the US isn't going to be voted on. At worst they will receive slight fines. They will never have any kind of legislation that ever gives real freedom back to the American people.

I don't hate AI on principle, I hate these companies that are pushing it so hard because you KNOW they are going to squeeze every bit of profit from it while destroying the job market without a change in the current economic system. I also hate as a semi-schizo tech person how much they are integrating AI into... well, everything and how much of a security hole that it is going to open if not trained properly nor overseen.

>>106450916
I hate it for a different reason: AI is unprofitable, they have not found a real niche for it that is not making glorified chat bots or replacements for things that were already tertiary art forms like writing and design. Things that I don't want a computer doing over a person.

In their quest to make lemonade out of lemons they're going to do some seriously fucked up shit with it and we're already seeing it with things like Flock: Worldwide gangstalking, recording everybody from cradle to grave and using predictive technology to better advertise to people while also hoarding more data on them than their doctor is legally allowed to have. And governments will bend to them, and allow poorly trained models loaded with security holes to have all of this data because it may make big line go up.

This isn't even getting into how Google has had 4 data breaches so far this year and you can retrieve almost any face, art, or conversation trained with Gemini by just prompting it correctly. So much so that this became a scandal over it last month that people forgot about because big line must go up without question.

>>106450990
>>106450916
Re-reading, actually it's the same reason

>>106448829
I don't care if you want to use the retard machine. Just stop trying to force it on me.

is the t14s gen 4 still worth getting? it's on sale for about €1000 at lenovo

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>16 inch 2560x1600 at 165hz
or
>14.5 inch 3800x1920 at 120hz

?

>>106450925

im retarded i meant 3072x1920

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>just purchased T14 G2 on local marketplace
>the seller is out of it so they gonna send me L14 G2 R5 with some cashback
how fucked am I?

16 inch... bigger screen and a resolution that will not require you to scale UI

>>106442915
More private than mint and debian

>>106449823
retard take

>>106449466
>sure does help it has a unix environment
imagine actually believing this

>>106438770
Use case for linux?

>>106449823
it really isn't

>>106448939
>Dev-ops
0

>>106448939
I'm a computer repair tech.
I didn't need any certs. I mentioned that I had one that expired a while ago, but most of my co-workers don't have any.
It's not that technical of a job, but I know it'll make good resume filler for when I branch out to something more high-tech.

Also, they give a dollar raise each for A+, Security+, Server+, and Network+, and will reimburse you for the cost of the test voucher. No retakes or course material though, but that's still a damn good deal.

I've never worked a day in my life
wagies get the rope

i havent got any, i did IT at bongistan college then got a job in an ISP call center, worked up from that. I have a couple of Azure/MS ones now but only as a job requirement after i already started working here.

>>106450886
based

>>106448899
no. the power in requires to re encode cost more money than extra storage. unless you're distributing that video to millions, it's not worth it.

>>106450149
Maybe it is worth it. There are trade-offs with everything...

>>106449836
How can there be meaningful improvements for an AV2 already??

>>106450341
AV1 was released stillborn

>>106449836
this, av2 will likely fix all the issues with av1, but as others have said, hw support for encoding is limited. doing sw encode for av1 is extremely long, i got 0.2fps encoding on a 16-core@3.5GHz. If you have 1TB of ~5Mb/s h264 (or around 4000 hrs of videos) if would take 5 times as long to encode it all, which would probably require in the ~200kW/h range (given a 100W TDP), that said it's probably cheaper to buy a new hard drive/ssd than do sw encoding

>>106450247
Most editors have Vim keybinds and you can run Neovim in server mode with a GUI frontend you know.
Otherwise Zed might be what you want (I haven't used it).

>>106450290
>Most editors have Vim keybinds
Yea I use them everywhere now. It's crazy how fast I got addicted to vim keybinds, I mainly needed an editor to edit files on a server over SSH and now I use it everywhere.
>Neovim in server mode with a GUI frontend
I have heard of GUI frontends, not about server mode. The only GUI I know is VimR for macOS and it doesn't work for me unfortunately.
>Zed
It's one of the editors I tried before coming back to Neovim. It's decent and has the best Vim emulation out of every other editor. The AI integration is fun too if I'm bored and have some time to waste. But I can't find any way to replicate Telescope functionality from Neovim, which really is the killer feature why I can't use any other editor. I have the Telescope file find mapped to space in normal mode, so now I just have a muscle memory of hitting space, typing file name, hitting enter and expecting to be there. I was able to recreate it in Emacs, but it's always at the bottom of the screen and the UI is unintuitive. I think there's a way to change it but I haven't been able to find it yet.

Gomen, Ojou-chan, but for me it's Helix.

>>106449606
Nice cute facts about Vim!

>>106450344
>I have heard of GUI frontends
GVim

>>106446978
based, fagman will negotiate on a county basis against corrupt politicians so they can send the utility cost down to the citizens living there. that's also why you see a lot of hpc built in the fucking desert. 1GW of electricity consumed, requires 1GW of cooling, the most effective method being literally evaporating precious water. the fact that they're allowed to build those data centers in the desert is plain wrong.

even most power plants have to be built alongside a water stream, like a river so they don't steal people's drinking water

>>106447002
We already have quantum computing and it just has specific use cases. Using quantum computing to do regular calculations is not only a waste, it's actively not good at that kind of use case.

so if depreciation isn't really a factor if they won't sell, what's the best value setup for a homelab HPC then? i currently only have the E810 nic, S5212F switch, and some surplus SAS drives on my list of stuff to get for dirt cheap while saving a lot of cash, but everything else, be it the board, rackunit, and compute modules are all up in the air atm. or should i just build a minipc cluster?

i wanna set something up as a renderfarm for cgi stuff, mainly vfx in houdini, so anything that'll boost that will be ideal.

>>106448840
>the US is on track to default on it's debt, pull back social security, or hyper inflate the USD in fairly short order.
Ah yes, something that retards like yourself have parroted for literally decades now.

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at some point these things are just gonna be 90% die, 10% board.

>>106450796
He mentioned it learned the photoreal from the image set he trained on.
>>106448703

>>106449724
based cat girl enjoying architect wizard

>use reforge
>never 0000M
>use comfy
>0000M
What causes this

>>106449868
mixing smoking with old disney is good but that is a slop gen

>>106448814
Updoot

>>106449197
based

Ban was deserves. YHWH allows child brides

>>106449787
What is "queermisic insinuation"?

>>106450827
>What is "queermisic insinuation"?
You just made one. Banned for transphobia and anti-MAP hate speach.

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>>106450492
fake and gay. If they wanted it to be mass manufactured they'd open source it.

I think the only other open sourced zero point energy is the bendini wheel which supposedly works by capturing the radiant energy of an EMF fields collapse, dunno if it works because solar is cheap enough with one paycheck for $3000 you can build a 8KW system if you live in a sunny area with little clouds like utah or arizona.

It cant even harvest all source of energy in the physics table.

>>106450712
let's just harvest quantum vibrations at this point

>>106450897
they dont want it mass manufactured. if they did, they would opensource it. absolutely.

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>>106450158
>Uses binoculars on the sky to spy on the girls dorm

>>106442356
>Engineered for India.
Surely if the reason was adaptation to India then it would not shill groomer/globohomo ideologies that are unpopular there?

>>106448392

kek

>>106449649
You have never had a job, such petty lies.

>>106442492
this, claude made a paper on 'reasoning' and it showed that even when the model made correct reasoning steps, it was unable to use those to derive a proper answer. this is shocking when you ask it to compute an integral for a function that can take 5-10 steps. each step can be correct but it's unable to use the intermediate results to provide a comprehensive answer. chatgpt has a special math agent that tries to detect whether your question needs to be fed to it, but it uses a fucking cas software to answer it, not actual llm reasoning.

>>106442191
The problem seems to be you're using it as a search engine or encyclopedia. I would never use an LLM as a source of information, it's a writing tool.

I hope mi5 beats the mods up.

>>106446598
Worked for me.

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the single most retarded thread i've seen on this board in a long time
literally just run the script without the rm -rf and see what it'll delete. it deletes everything with *cache* in it, which is retarded and includes source code files

>>106450858
Those are just cached. Not the actual files. Your system caches them as part of updates but you don't need them and they cause lag.

>>106450900
>>106450858
>>106450542
>>106450452
Is /g/ literally full of illiterate man children that think bash is some esoteric code that will put a virus on their computer