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>>107785445
shatbots wont be replacing anything anytime soon.

>>107785445
The final frontier

>>107785186
>you think the origin of the line sits in 2020 or so
Yeah because we are looking at progress of LLMs performance

>>107785407
For now

>>107784574
even if that statement was true (it's not, to call it idiotic is an understatement) how do you imagine new senior devs come to be? magic?

doesn't eq btw >>107786039

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mfw someone's getting trolled epic style

>>107786075
How did you get the photo of my father.

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>>107785981
wrong b/c pr2 is $8

>>107784164
what exactly is a "DSD shitbud"???

>>107785803
not sure honestly
you mean the system prompt? I use slightly altered Roleplay - Detailed
>>107785838
I dont unless it's a default of ST
>>107785819
no bully pls

>>107785901
just copy everything from the system section at the top of the file into your system prompt. make sure to format it correctly with the new lines and stuff.

>>107783105
nta but the obvious problem with this argument is that any attempt to define consciousness or self-awareness will invariably render large swathes of jeets and nogs unconscious via whatever definition you produce. This is ultimately why basedentists leave such a vague romanticized mystified definitional hole about 'the human experience' while trying to empirically pin down and quantify damn near everything else in this train of reasoning.
Any attempt to define silicon as capable (or not) of being conscious requires us to reconcile the huge differences in self-awareness and consciousness in carbon first.

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>>107783222
Bro that was not even the most sloppy text in the game.

How does GLM 4.7 stack up compared to 4.5 Opus?

I mean both from a coding as well as ERP perspective. Is there even a reliable methodology to check anymore? Wondering if it's worth it to build a local server to have GLM 4.7 in 24/7 agentic mode doing my software engineering locally rather than using 4.5 Opus. But 4.5 Opus is LITERALLY doing 100% of my job right now. It's just that I would rather the company not realize I don't do anything anymore and have an audible trail of it, I don't even do code reviews or replies in google workspace anymore, it's all Opus right now. It's worth it spending 20k on a machine if it literally does my job so I can shitpost instead.

>>107762082
Vidyas are for fat virgin autistic zoomers. Just use your phone and go find a job or some pussy

>>107762131
>infinite demand from artificially inflated data center market
>current producers own their entire supply chains, meaning competitors have no potential suppliers
>"muh unregulated free market will fix it!!!"

>>107762082
u can still buy an intel b580 for a bit lower price than u could before stfu nigger
if ur really too broke to buy 32gb of ddr5 u can get 32gb of ddr4 for under 200 dollars
if ur too broke to build a pc u can buy a ps5 or a steam deck or a ryzen mini pc for under 500

>>107786188
fallout 4's survival mode is slept on
admittedly, it needs loot reduction mods to shine, but its bones are solid

>>107763427
>solar industry
70iq macro analysis

>>107786114
my wife! the cutest! lick lick lick! pero pero pero!

>>107786114
Sex

>>107786114
*smooch*

>>107785557
yup thats a galaxy

>>107785960
the samsung note 7 was blowing up and was the largest smartphone recall globally. samsung locked its bootloader and apple is allowing any ipa install and sideloading. if you wanna talk about apple that way idc, but why are you ignoring how samsung hasn't changed its hardware for years and the previous bad models? interesting.

I was looking at getting a Pixel 10, but I don't want to give up the sim card. Is Pixel 9 Pro pretty much my only option if I want to upgrade and keep the sim card? Coming from a Pixel 7a.

>>107786187
pixel 10 global version has a physical sim slot

>>107786187
It's not a major loss if you're in the states and Graphene can still fully shut it off in settings

>>107781999
It is true, we don't actually need most of modernity to survive, we just got gaslight into lifestyles we think are set in stone and the default of humanity, indefinitely. Modern peasants who don't know they're peasants and don't even have the basic skills most peasants had throughout all of history.

>>107776822
That future isn’t coming, it’s already here in slow motion. Skills don’t disappear in a flash, they just stop being worth enough to live on. First it’s “this tool helps you,” then it’s “one person with tools replaces ten,” then it’s “why are we paying humans at all?” The market doesn’t need to hate you, it just needs you to be slightly less efficient than a model running on rented compute.

There won’t be a clean cutoff where labor suddenly has no value. It’ll be a long grind of shrinking contracts, fewer openings, more hoops, and wages that never catch up to reality. You won’t starve immediately; you’ll just spend more time justifying your existence to systems that don’t care whether you’re tired or skilled or proud of what you learned.

And feeding yourself won’t be a heroic collapse moment either. It’ll be mundane: cutting things out, delaying plans, accepting worse work, leaning on safety nets that weren’t designed for this scale. Not apocalypse, just erosion. That’s the part people miss—there’s no dramatic end, just a narrowing path that fewer and fewer people fit on.

i'm young and relatively healthy and has already worked in a farm and wouldn't have a problem getting a job in one if they want me (actually denied multiple jobs because i don't want to work again)
apparently they're tired of giving gibs to lazy like me so they gonna force me to have a job 28hours a week doing nothing (you know guys who "maintain" shit in your cities) 4 months contracts so enough to get gibs again after that so i'll just do another bike trip after that.

>>107786108
uhh, based‽
after 29 years of work, i'm kinda done with it
i actually have a graduate degree and had a "professional" job for 15 years, but it was killing me in more ways than one
pretty soon, i'm going to have to get a job washing dishes or something just to pay basic bills, something where i can earn a little money and hit on teenage coworkers

>>107776822
AI can't produce gamer boy head cheese so as long as degenerates exist and have money the human economy will survive.

>>107786178
why is the logo a demon with a lobotomized brain? what did zit mean by this?

>>107784759
Now take off her clothes.

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>>107786139
>1girl, solo, large breasts, looking at viewer, smile, red dress, cleavage, indoors, dusk, from above, hair over one eye, long hair, black hair, red hair, multicolored hair, arms on knees, sitting, chair, living room, window, curtains, table, open window
It seems to have followed all besides open window and from above seems weak.
But yes it is not trained on this shit.

is Mr catjak here? I have a question

>>107776634
>AI brings back natural selection
BASED

>>107785218
Because he was going to college?

>>107776676
>consider the long-term consequences of general misinformation
Git gud, RTFM, lurk moar, etc

>>107776634
What this article does is take a real tragedy and collapse it into a neat morality play where “ChatGPT” is cast as the villain.

AI did not supply drugs, administer drugs, or override medical judgment. It is a text system that responds to prompts. The teen in question was already using substances, seeking information elsewhere, and already on a trajectory independent of any AI. Treating an AI as the causal agent here is like blaming Google, a book, or a forum post while erasing the broader context of addiction, mental health, and human decisionmaking.

The system explicitly warns, refuses, and redirects far more often than the article acknowledges. ChatGPT is designed to avoid giving actionable drug instructions and to encourage seeking professional help. The idea that a probabilistic text model “talked someone into overdosing” ignores both the safeguards that exist and the fact that users ignore warnings from humans every day. If warnings worked perfectly, overdoses wouldn’t exist at all.

This is a standard pattern in tech panic journalism. When a new tool appears, it gets blamed because that’s emotionally easier than confronting how fragmented, underfunded, and inaccessible real mental-health and addiction support is. AI becomes a convenient proxy target. The same thing happened with video games, forums, social media, and search engines. None of them “caused” human suffering; they just made it visible.

Holding AI to a standard we don’t apply to people is incoherent. Friends give bad advice. Strangers give bad advice. Reddit gives bad advice. Yet we don’t write headlines implying those entities “killed” someone unless we’re trying to provoke outrage. AI doesn’t get intent, agency, or moral standing, but it gets blamed as if it does.

>>107776676
Blame leftist indoctrination in schools for this. They don't teach critical thinking anymore. They consider objectivity to be racist.

Did anyone ever learn Gnus for email

>>107783197
it essentially turns things in your buffer into "buttons" or hyperlinks regardless of major mode, for example a path like ~/.emacs.d/init.el:5 is an implicit button that will take you to the 5th line of your init file when you press the action key (M-RET or S-<mouse-2>). but it does so much more. i've been using hyperbole for a few months and i've probably only used like 10% of its features. it's like a little emacs inside of emacs

>>107782637
>I wish my job wasn't programming so I could automate it in Emacs
It's not just about what you do but rather who you are working for. In my case, I work by myself so I can manage my workflow however I want. The only obligation I have is towards my country's revenue service but besides that, I have complete freedom. But if I were an employee, I doubt they would permit me to use anything else besides VisualStudio/Outlook/Excel.

>>107783842
>Gnus for email
Gnus is too arcane at this point. It has lots of "gotchas" and is capricious. You gotta spend lots of lines of elisp to make it work as you expect it to.

I am eyeing the possibilty of turning notmuch into my "gnus".
>>107781570 .

>>107767581
check out flowstorm so you can hate all other debuggers, too
https://www.flow-storm.org/

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wasted many attempts trying to get it to be more of a quick smash against the forehead, instead of this

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schizotypal

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>Want to get crypto donations for free games and fun software I'm making so I can stay anonymous
>Can't turn it into real money and pay for rent and groceries without the taxman demanding I dox myself to prove I'm not a terrorist
This cyberpunk present is fucking lame.

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Threadly reminder to go read Fisheye Placebo for more cyberpunk goodness!
>Vance just wanted to make the most out of his college experience under a totalitarian regime, and if that meant hacking into the university to assign himself a hot female roommate, then so be it. The last thing he expected was to be dragged into a crazy conspiracy to overthrow the government by his most-definitely-not-female roommate.

Archive
Chapter 1 Part 1
https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/138433030/
Chapter 4 Part 7 (latest)
https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/145447092/

https://www.yuumeiart.com/fisheye-placebo-chapters

>>107784466
Not that long ago, one anon mentioned he was writing short stories and published them on a site where people paid for stories. He earned a lot more than he had expected, even short stories. So if you write a short Solarpunk travelogue it would not be so incriminating that you would want crypto payments.

>>107770395
I'm pretty sure they've had to go back to using candles in Venezuela due to the recurring lack of energy

If you want people to play it make a viral public social media post and wait for sloptubers to hop on the bandwagon with titles like "THIS GAME HAS A SAD SECRET"

>>107785073
AGPLv3 or GPLv3
cc-by licenses are not recommended for source code
https://creativecommons.org/faq/#can-i-apply-a-creative-commons-license-to-software
AGPL is better, someoen cant host your game on a website and not provide source code with it. with gpl they only have to provide source code if theyre distributing binaries
i wish you the best, im so sorry

>>107785837
*GPL doesn't prevent third parties from selling your product, see redhat, canonical, every product that uses ffmpeg, etc

>>107785855
add non commercial clause, or take a look at the EPL-2.0 but i doubt that one prevents it either

>>107784969
some copyleft one that forbids close source distribution
so that random browns and chinks that are shitting out mobile games 24/7 wont steal your shit

Only cucks used logged proxies.

>>107786081
By /hmofa/ I mean the general on /trash/ specifically

https://rentry.org/devnull

Dead general

>>107786067
furfags = tumblr/twitter people so naturally they have the same opinions on AI which is "support le heckin artists"