Literally 1984
>>109316236They just needed to shift the rural workforce to a urban workforce. They choked down rural survivability and replaced them with machines, now that they got them all under their thumb they want as much biomass as possible. The current direction is colonization of the third world, they need human vectors for that.
>>109329760this
dystopian shit literally give me one reason why a non-nt schizo sentenced to a solitary life by the "compassionate" normie trash be DISALLOWED to use an AI companion?
>>109337153Because you're required to suffer.
>>109331546It's gotta be ALL of them or no deal
>>109178829Don't buy anything other than IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T, X, and W/P Series if you want the Real Business Experience™Other business laptops are welcome in /tpg/ (Dell Latitude/Precision, HP EliteBook/ZBook)Why ThinkPad?>Used machines are plentiful and cheap>Utilitarian design: e.g. mix of old and new ports, stable keyboard layout>Easy to repair, upgrade (some models) & maintain thanks to readily available service manuals, spare parts easy to obtain>Usable in cramped quarters thanks to the TrackPoint>Excellent Linux & *BSD supportThinkWiki - General infohttps://www.thinkwiki.org/Model generations:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
i wish i had an 14 inch thinkpad....
>>109327167Enjoy your...*checks notes* ...2017 hardware! lmao
>>1093371392017 is ...generous
>>109336764>Which RAM configuration?8GB, same amount as the X200 it replaced.
>>109337309i guess my 8th gen i5 is never obsolete then
>>>Read the sticky: >>105076684>GNU/Linux questions: >>>/g/fglt>Windows questions: >>>/g/fwt>Programming questions: >>>/g/dpt>Web development: >>>/g/wdg>PC building? In this market?! >>>/g/pcbg>Laptops designed for Serious Business™: >>>/g/tpg>Server questions: >>>/g/hsg>Cheap electronics: >>>/g/csg>Need to phone a friend? >>>/g/spg>Stupid questions? >>>/g/sqt>AI slop? >>>/g/de3 and >>>/g/sdgComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>109335332Time to stop watching normalfag slop, great chance
>>109333676well, SSDs in laptops are the same as in desktops>>109333718moving files here and there, loading them in llama.cpp>>109333732>Local LLMs mainly stress the CPU, GPU, and RAM, not the SSDyou kidding, right? have you ever monitored your disk usage while loading a model in llama.cpp? it reads a lot of data from the model files (GGUF files in my case) into memory>>109334069>No. Most likely cause is firmware bugI hope so,I don't want to kill my other laptops.the one affected is a thinkpad, btw.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>109336312It's for live sport mostly
I plan on pirating all of Super Sentai. Should I worry about my HDD since seasons are usually around 40 to 50 GB large and there's about 50 of them?
>>109332529Install Gentoo.>>109337246I think you are mixing up SSDs and HDDs. And no, there's nothing to worry even if you were using an SSD. The thing to worry about SSDs is *constant writing* that amounts to terabytes per week or so.
>Here is your Linux killer app bro
>>109336394Geany is great for developing GEGL plugins. Better then that under 5mb of RAM xnedit I've been using. xnedit is great for larping as a extreme minimalist but Geany is still very light and easy to use, and also more minimalist then xnedit is "micro" that is in the kilobytesalso I noticed the name "Enrico" in that screenshot, that name is a associated with an alt right chud who's so call to fame was being called out by Torvalds for Covid Vaccine conspiracies, he also promoted nazi WW2 revisionism in 2018. While I do not follow Enrico I know he went on Byran Grift Duke's poddcast.Though the last name is Enrico Troger not Weigeit
>>109336491you never stop dabbing on retards and being basedgood lad, peace be with you
>>109336394Gtk theme?
>>109336394I use geany in my old 2013 mini PC for Python. VSC lags, but Geany doesn't.
>>109336491btw what other foss software do you like using besides gimp and geany? I like your style
LMAOiToddlers BTFOhttps://www.reddit.com/r/iphone/comments/1v10fo0/iphone_17_pro_two_days_old_exploded_and_broke_my/
>>109317376The floor is lava
>>109324792>Reddit is totally honest about removing the totally fake story and not bootlicking apple guys. Now give them your IDs because they are totally trustworthy.Go back
>>109320688>t. deathshotted
>>109336493no one thinks this is real. grow up anon.
>>109317314LITERALLY
>delete Linux and freshly install Monterey on my Air to sell the mf>check ram usageHow do Mac users even use this shit?
>>109334388You would think Greta would be pissed about all this.
>>109334489She really should be when you think about it, all the energy saved from computers collectively using less CPU power to get stuff done without a bunch of nonsense, and getting it done faster.
If silicon -> based af, if mac intel -> BTFO Itoddler.
>>109335813It's unfortunately the cringe A1466 2017 Air, but at least Applel let you take the SSD out, the retina macbook air and beyond, you are absolutely fucked if there's a hardware failure and you can't get the drive out, or the drive dies and you can't get the drive out.
>>109323922>>109328457>>109328555>>>/pol/
A book whose pages contain a dot sequence representing bits is the ultimate archival method. Store up to 1 megabytes of uncompressed digital data in a Letter paper format if using 600 DPI, and much more for an A4. Can be printed with any printer at home. It's trivial to decode and read, even a future cavema could fo it, if given an ascii or utf8 table. A 500 page book stores around a gigabyte of data. Not bad for a post-collapse archival preservation storage medium.
>>109337328They were meant to be preserved. Texts were deliberately transferred from papyrus to parchment for this reason.
>>109337340random admin texts from egypt were most certainly not meant to be found 4500 years later. this is a nonsensical pilpul argument because you dont want to admit we could store data for thousands of years. just jump off a bridge, please you are a worthless autist.
>>109337328Not if we push the density too high or use faggoted materials like plastic, thin paper, or biodegradable ink. Larger details are more resilient, as are materials ancient people used like papyrus, stone, or concrete made with the Roman recipe.
>>109337189the celtic psalter was made with vellum, not paper. Vellum is animal skin.
>>109337347Okay, just start up a factory that makes papyrus and then design a printer that can print on it.
Why is Linux development centered around fancy UIs and trying to look/feel like MacOS, while the actual underlying system is a mess of 1970s code and bugs? Nerds will argue for hours about which "userland" or desktop environment is better, but scream bloody murder if anyone dares suggest that the core OS should be worked on. "It's open source, if you care that much submit a commit yourself" they bellow. Linux if the literal definition of sprinkling glitter on shit.
>>109318236
>>109327129>Exchange ServerMail server.>Sharepoint"Place, Japan", but it's Web Server, Intranet.>market share meme>Why does your FREE operating system not show up on the chart that shows how much money people spend on operating systems, huh?Microsoft really aren't sending their best.
>>109313741wrong
>>109313741agreed, mac and winblows don't come close in UX (workspaces, keybinds, window management)
>>109313729
Previous Thread: >>109265323>Links:>DALL-E 3 and GPT-Image 1/1.5https://www.bing.com/images/createhttps://designer.microsoft.com/image-creatorhttps://copilot.microsoft.com/>GPT-Image 2https://chatgpt.com/>Imagen 4 and Nano Banana (Pro/2)https://gemini.google.com/apphttps://labs.google/fx/tools/flowhttps://aistudio.google.com/prompts/new_image>Midjourney [PAID]https://www.midjourney.com/homeComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
muse-image doesn't understand scaling, and turns her into a giantess
applesisters...
>>109333691Sounds similar to the Blackberry business model where they'd lease the phones to businesses, then sell the refurbished business phones on the consumer market when the businesses traded up.
>>109333691
>>109335507this sentiment is very common in poors
>>109333824money laundering companies that are pump and dump
>>109333691iTODDLERS BTFO
>F(x, y, z) = ( (1+xy)^3 * z + y^2 * (1+xy) * (4+3xy),> y + 3x * (1+xy)^2 * z + 3x * y^2 * (4+3xy),> 2x - 3x^2 * y - x^3 * z )How did AI manage to destroy literally every AI denier, stochastic parrot argument, and completely mog the luddites with just 3 lines?
>>109335301This is retarded. They could've gotten any supercomputer, or hell, a good computer, to brute force a polynomial.>Hey AI, prove this simple, but forgotten conjecture true or false by brute forcing polynomials to prove or disprove this conjectureIn other words, say somebody used AI to find the newest largest prime number that has 1 gazillion digits. They could've used a superpower to do it, but they didn't and asked AI to do it, and now it "proves" how AI MOGGED the entire math worth and BEATEN and RAPED every math PhD out there.
>>109336173then do it, there is still N=2. Find us a counterexample
>>109336309do you understand that that polynomial could of been searched for in the 90's if anyone gave a shit
>>109336173There is a genuinely good argument this is because mathematicians have a bias towards proving instead of disproving famous conjectures (“if it were that easy someone must’ve spotted it by now”) so they never looked at such simple ideas, but I think the AI guys are really more interested in humiliation than contribution to the field.
Why is that these type of posts always claim that LLM models were casually able to solve complex math problems but the person behind the post is always directly associated with the company.Do they think people are retarded enough to believe that any random person could have just burned 1M tokens to solve this and it didn't take trillions of tokens and attempts to solve it?
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>>109337026nixos
>>109337028Are the flakes necessary for full reproducibility?
>>109337026Void linux is literally Arch linux that never breaks, I have been using it for 3 years now, full rolling release, none of the monthly Arch everything breaks situation
>>109337041>flakes necessaryYeah? Only started using it cause I wanted stylix and apple music client. Think you absolutely need it for declaring flatpaks and overlays? - package modification/flags? Only been using nixos for last couple of months.
my GnuPG still doesn't resolve hostnames. For not I worked around the issue by resolving keyserver and providing the IP. But I want to provide the URL again.I think my resolved and nsswitch are configured correctly and everything else ses to be able to correctly look up names just GnuPG seems to fail unless being given an IP instead of a name. Why?
I know we hate trannies and their programming language, another anon pointed out the licensing issue too.... from my understanding they use MIT/Apache thats why they are so eager to rewrite all GPL software to erase it.im not a lawyer tho do i understand this correctly or am i hallucinating stuff
>>109336039I think he's more like the adopted third cousin of the Jew. He's the outcast. The Jew that no jew wants to see during their hanukkah dinner. He gets a goyim pass.
>>109335667> I know we hate trannies and their programming languageBut there’s nothing such as "trans coding language" because all coders are trans, it doesn’t matter if they use rust or C. Both are trans coders (codetrans)
>>109335917Former Canonical high-ranking employee here.I was in the room when "they" (who shall not be named) started fighting over the failure to take out RMS with Covid (which they leaked) and the VAX (which they made). This was after they failed to take him out with literal cancer.But then someone started talking about a plant Canonical had at Mozilla and some vague long-term "plan" which I didn't give too much attention at the time. It was only years later I came to realize how long the game "they" played really was.
>>109336142You spiced it up this time bosnianon... good job i laughed a bit
>>109335921next time ask /g/ very early on when you're confused about something. they will set you straight.
no, it's more like a philosophical tradition in the way ancient people thought about philosophy. and linux torvalds is like the head of the school
>>109336610MacOS is communism.
>>109336537Putting goods for free on the market is theft from people who charge for goods. Simple as.
>>109334044It is altruism
>>109334044Linus is a colonel
why does everyone hate OOP?I'm a codelet, only been studying Python for 2 months now, and so far it's been very comfy. For a group project we even made a simple drone show with Python commands.But everyone always taks about OOP like it's the worst thing in the world.We're finally learning Classes and it's... not bad?I don't get the hate. you're just defining an "object", assigning traits and creating it's own unique internal functions.
>>109328071do you think classes and oop are the same thing?
>>109335686if you actually read the book, it clearly says "we studied a bunch of IRL codebases and observed these commonalities" not "hurr durr write your code like this and buzz the newbs when they do an "anti pattern"". that was (((consultants))).
>>109335589you are conflating java with oop.java's retardation that everything must be an object is a huge reason why oop in practice is as bad as it is. java programmers, aka rajesh patel and his 300 million cousins, worship java because sun has a jeet founder, and bring that retardation everwhere they go, namely c++
>>109336868> To compensate for the absence of classes, our system uses implementation-level maps to transparently group objects cloned from the same prototype, providing data type informationtypes are not the same as classes nigger, they are different conceptsStoring information about a function ('a -> 'a) **type** does not define nor it is a class and doesn't involves classes in any place you cretinYou seems rather confused to the point you are trying to bend commonly consolidated terminology in order to be right
>>109336868I'm fairly sure it was already been established that Self implemented hidden classes under the hood for performance reasons (as stated in the link you posted) in this comment here >>109334191 and you can infer it was not out of necessity by keep reading> To compensate for the absence of classes, our system uses implementation-level maps to transparently group objects cloned from the same prototype, providing data type information and **eliminating the apparent space overhead for prototype-based systems**, so I don't understand how you could have thought that your comment was some kind of gotchaUnlucky for you, you're a pathetic namefag so you can't play dumb and pretend you didn't know it already and we can see you keep collecting so many L in this thread
