>>107117449
Based fuck Jews

>>107117449
>Stop using Proton which supports antisemitism
gonna use proton twice as much from now on

>>107117653
It’s always been the same. Sure, we’ve had more revolutions in the past, but politics has 80% stayed the same for centuries.

least obvious honeypot

>>107117519
You either work for the devil or the devil works for you, you have to be turbovaxxed to work for the devil nowadays, seems like a raw deal

Did your dad click on the "erectile dysfunction pills" ad? Just tell him it's normal, you have it too and there's nothing to be ashamed about it.

>>107117577
>always
No, these issues aren't inevitable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FjdOQmAHpk
DF spends several minutes just celebrating the complete lack of traversal stutter, shader compilation stutter, or actually any form of stutter even when moving through the world very quickly on weak hardware.

>>107117632
Some things need to happen right away and can't be amortized
It's not like games have bugs because they don't know how to fix them, it's because they don't have time to fix them

Is there an application that can export an image with the pixel layout R9G9B9E5? I noticed O3DE uses it for irradiance maps and I wanna do the same

>>107117638
Not inevitable but hard to avoid

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Trying to get some sprite debt done recently

>>107108328
What? You can replace repeated text with a program that generates that text?

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>>107113089
I can automate a pipeline to convert recordings to text and have a local LLM sort them or something.

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>>107116630
Yes you can!

>>107111568
Fitting that the only reason you can quote that is because somebody wrote it down.

>>107111595
>YouTube made it even worse.

Yes, before (modern) Youtube I didn't have access to literally endless amounts of educational content from academics. It's great but it's also incredibly easy to get sucked in.

>>107113042
I'm technically not a NEET since I'm in school, I just don't make any real money.

>>107113058
doesn't it allow you to configure the metadata including the album cover?>

>>107113058
Foobar2000 or EAC

>>107084491
>>107090853
>>107096158
>>107102875
>>107113851
Wood
>>107084838
Holy diamonds
>>107090229
>>107106818
Comfy

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>>107117508
I still have that 5160 chassis in my garage, but now I'm all lame and just use traditional tower/4u cases.

>>107117675
looks trippy as if you wear a shirt on your back

>>107116465
People in SV that didn't go to college are pretty much exclusively programmers.

>>107116634
updated to 4chanxt, now it werks

>>107110388
This is almost certainly AI. Would like the prompt though - she's hot.

>>107116915
>Exclusively female daughters of men with lots of kikebuxs sending their daughters to be raped in jewish daycare

>>107116684
>he doesn't know

High quality women don't work in brothels. They become escorts.

>>107117679
I was using a 8gb card originally. it can just take forever. Unbatching also makes it take a long time even if you have 24gb, but I do notice the quality improve when I do this.

>>107117679
You dont "need" anything, this is just the biggest and best model to get best lora results on

>>107117679
12gb lora trainer reporting in

>>107117689
>>107117697
Btw I have never trained anything in my life (and I'm only recently getting back into SD after 2 years or so), only considering it because what I've found online isn't really what I want.

I'm using
https://civitai.com/models/835655/illustrious-xl-personal-merge-noob-v-pred05-test-merge-updated
How do I make sure the end result of >>107117603 or >>107117606 is compatible with that? I've noticed some of my older Loras don't appear when I use that model.

It's for university mathfags to run on a server not desktop computers

>>107113911
kek it looks like shit. how do u use 4chan like that u need help

im going to assume yuo'er unemployed like everyone else in this board... gaming is your concern, right?
yes, you can play erotic games. unfortunately... yes, flaptak

>>107115228
Unfortunately yea :/. I support free software but I also got a life to live lol.

>>107113799
I've got ambitions of going beyond my servers and daily driving it, but I'd need a proper config for getting KDE with Wayland working (got Nvidia drivers working for X, but the system is unstable). I guess I could try some tiling shit instead, but not sure.

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>>107113358
Question about Clam-antivirus that comes with the Ubuntu ISO files.
I'm running
- "Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS"
ClamAV version "0.103.12"

when I try to do a freshclam, the program tells me my engine is outdated and no longer supported. I tried removing clamAV, then reinstalled it from the cmd line, but the version in the repository is also outdated?

Is there a way to install the latest LTS version of clamAV? And what is up with Ubuntu and a broken antivirus system?

>>107117455
i'm about to get a fresh clam from your sister.

>>107117455
Maybe ClamTk from flathub or use homebrew

I installed EndeavourOS on my laptop because that's what I use on desktop. I realized I don't use my laptop often enough to justify a rolling release. I like KDE and a lean system. Which distro should I install on it?

>>107117706
Nixos

>>107112466
The pole lights are doing optical illusions IRL

>>107114971
>reddit

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>>107116743

>>107112428
AI slop always have the same face. If you had played around enough you can even tell what model it was from based on the face.
You can check the image resolution too, there are common image resolutions and ratio used for slop image generation.
Inconsistent details like the large iron pole, fence and lampposts on >>107112466

>>107115539
you are missing out good faps

>>107116462
its not even json, it's using single quotes. i have no idea what fucked up eldritch chatgpt abominations hide in his python script

>>107116490
>i-its le chatgpt
Kys microshill jeet

>>107116475
IlJlcXVlc3QgZmFpbGVkIHdpdGggZXJyb3I6ICgnQ29ubmVjdGlvbiBhYm9ydGVkLicsIENvbm5lY3Rpb25SZXNldEVycm9yKDEwMDU0LCAnQW4gZXhpc3RpbmcgY29ubmVjdGlvbiB3YXMgZm9yY2libHkgY2xvc2VkIGJ5IHRoZSByZW1vdGUgaG9zdCcsIE5vbmUsIDEwMDU0LCBOb25lKSkuIFJldHJ5aW5nIGFmdGVyIDE1IHNlY29uZHMuLi4gUmVjZWl2ZWQgc3RhdHVzIGNvZGUgNDA0LiI=

>>107116462

$output_02193410 = $output_02193410 | ConvertFrom-Json
     |                                                         ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
     | Conversion from JSON failed with error: Unexpected character encountered while parsing value: R. Path '',
     | line 0, position 0.
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startswith match

I don't get it but look
https://tio.run/##HcqxCoAgEADQva84DgeF6g/a2xucJSwF09ADjejbr@jN70zV5uJsCMyiwQSIPWLnN5BStHEhk6loT06iiRc5H3dUSsENOnuyw5wKAZa/1a/BYWh1CA/zCw
seems like any array with more than one element is a positive match to startswith

>>107115066
why are racists so unoriginal, boring and fail to prove their point every time?

>/prod/ is dead
The pendulum is swinging back bros, 2026 year of the /dmp/ confirmed

Using legit software is so much more of a hassle than the alternative, isn't it?

>>107115218
Generally speaking yes, but it depends on the crack. Some are still as much, if not more of a pain.

>>107115347
Yeah, have to set up another computer with all the stuff I need.
Time I probably could spend better doing other things.
But it has a touchscreen!

I got that Ableton Lite license and still haven't downloaded or installed it...
wtf

>>107117526
yeah thats for higher level languages than c
the usecase for c is hacky shit, safety and genericity are the least of ones concerns
whats most important is consistent internal representations and kinda the opposite of safety, type flexibility

>>107117567
maybe its a standard thing
as in your compiler compiles with a default standard but it becomes defined in a later one, still available, but as opt in
idk, i dont program in sepples
its an entirely different beast from c
but yeah, there is indeed a class of constructs that are ub in the standard but supported by the compilers, individually

You CANNOT escape us.
You WILL be functional.
https://www.open-std.org/JTC1/SC22/WG14/www/docs/n3694.htm

>>107117677
>https://www.open-std.org/JTC1/SC22/WG14/www/docs/n3694.htm
wow
so were gonna get this mental retardation and force inlines are not yet standard?

>>107117677
>>107117698
cont
its still only a proposal hopefully it gets rejected

>>107116649
I don't mind but is it still based on chromium?

>>107117625
its based on khtml

>>107117616
i remember when normies used firefox too

>>107117628
ok boomer

>>107117219
>>107117552
It depends on how you massage the stats. So much of the "IE was huge" stat tracking is from shit running on internal company computers interacting with sites providing services to those clients. Remember, there wasn't the same kind of near universal tracking via third party analytics back in 2005, so you could get wildly inconsistent results depending on where you were looking for data.

Many companies didn't allow for any browsers besides internet explorer. How do you count companies that purge all cookies every time their computers rebooted? Do you treat them as separate instances across days/weeks? Do you throw all of them into one pile based on the IP? Most of the methodology for these kinds of tests is fundamentally flawed in some way, and they never disclose how they gathered data. Another example. A lot of government websites 'required' IE 6, so some companies were running IEtab as a default in firefox because their IT department had enough power to do that and too many problems with internet explorer. How does the stat tracking reflect that. We could track it because we embedded elements in the background of pages that rendered differently on IE and firefox, but most of these charts are just looking at user agents.

If you exclude corporate IPs from these kinds of things firefox was arguably a dominant player, possibly even supermajority depending on what sites we're talking about. Tech sites often saw sub 10% IE traffic, and on those opera was actually a relevant browser. Game forums were routinely sub 20% IE. It wasn't across the board or anything, but IE was definitely dying, even going back to 2005.

>source
I was a backend php dev for a bunch of small sites back in the day. I can say that our data consistently showed astronomically higher firefox usage than was widely reported.

Of course it's all chrome now. Firefox fucked the dog repeatedly and google literally only keeps them around so they aren't quite a true monopoly.

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>>107116954
Thats just communist thinking.

>>107116919
>If no one can use it, have it, then it doesnt exist.
It could be a facility located only in some datacenters (ooh, like cloud computing is!) and still be quite real.
But right now it ain't. It's pure research stuff still, and still stinking of being a boondoggle for physicists, like fusion research was for decades. The various announcements are typically timed exactly to try to get another round of research funding, nothing more.

>>107117067
Research level means its not real. Same with all the millions of magic battery papers that come out every single day. Unless the products are mass produced they are not real.

>>107110487
It can't even factor 35

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>>107110456
No. Pic related is the future