>>107855154
Not sure if this is bait of the decade or if you're 60iq

>>107855194
the latter

>>107855205
Just look up any of the headphones in the OP or give us your budget and location so we can fix the brainrot

>>107855294
up to 100
yurop
bass would be nice but not mandatory
no mic

>>107855352
of course i forgot the most important detail, it has to be wired

>>107854909
Power generation doesn't just have to work, it has to work better than all the alternatives.

It does work in the sense it generates electricity.
But from what I could gather its only about enough to charge a single EV per day and so far need 24/7 supervision.
They can probably run it unsupervised eventually but I suspect they would still need someone to set it up and take it down any time the weather changes.

The idea is to put them in locations without a grid connection for temporary use like at a building site or a large event.
It would be an alternative to a mobile generator and not emit NOx (some places have a ban on emitting additional NOx).
But I think large but transportable batteries are far more economical.

>>107854998
>this one floaty thing is the whole grid
>americuhh education in nuts

>>107854667
Almost always is. Humanity just needs to adopt nuclear power already.

>>107846324
>foundation required to hold a few tons of concrete tower straight
vs
>anchoring a blimp
What's your fucking IQ?

>>107854998
>implying that a regular wind turbine can tank suicide drones
lmao, among other things

updated to 2026-01 patches and secure boot certificates haven't updated to 2023
win10 iot ltsc

>>107850635
it's part of the redesign they did for the start menu, you can change it in the setting i believe.

And it popped up because it probably came bundled months ago with another update but they wait a while to activate it

>>107854503
post the guide?

Is Monkrus still the go to for Adobe products or is the guide outdated?

>>107855293
Nah m0nkrus is still the best choice next to live patching CC modules with GenP.

>>107855264
>>107855264
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>>107855146
damn skippy. i turn off noodles too. got it rigged up so subgraphs are stuff i don't need to fiddle with outside params, they're mostly not very complicated. the config thing just wraps loading model, vae, setting up latent etc.

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fin

Hogwash bullshit. 4k is marketing meme, PERIOD. Techlet consoomers fell it like they do everything else.
REAL science proves the human eye cannot tell the difference between 2k and 4k.
That doesn't stop idiots and morons from wasting their money on memes then lying and pretending they can tell the difference.

>>107848234
looks the same to me, dont care

>>107853478
the issue is that they look the same though as one is upscaling from a higher internal resolution which has a higher performance cost

>>107848234
> One company makes pixels while the other just makes ideas about how the pixels should be.
They are not the same.

>>107853469
This. Same as the 120fps v. 300fps. There is measurably no difference to the human eye.

>>107828996
But then if you don't own a Mac you get no compatibility.

>>107853221
Unfortunately I do not have the technology to pirate physical items.

>>107845116
Just start with the basics. You should get a handle on the 12 principles of animation, that's where you start. If you were to do a college course that's the entry level tasks everyone does (it's what I did as a student too). Look at the examples of Level 1 exercises here (swap out "3. Brick falling from a shelf onto the ground" for a bowling ball bounce, that's usually the typical exercise for weight): https://www.animatorisland.com/51-great-animation-exercises-to-master/
Look up some references on youtube, it will explain some of these concepts to you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelve_basic_principles_of_animation
Student year 1 showreels are a good thing to look for on youtube too.
Don't worry about character animation for the moment, just focus on understanding these. Once you feel a bit confident with them, then you could do a small animation (like expressions, or a character walk, just basic things). Here is a good site for references and ideas: https://www.sakugabooru.com/post
And yeah, you can technically be good at animation while not being good at drawing (3D and 2D rigs come to mind as an example). Some people can make really fluid animation even if their drawing skills are not very good. But generally speaking you need a really good grasp on anatomy and perspective to be able to fully animate well.
>>107845168
It's sad, I'd really like android or even surface tablets to be successful but options outside of ipad are just not there as yet.
>>107849748
Can confirm everyone in the industry is using ipads and procreate.
>>107849927
The future of desktop tablets is moving away from buttons, look at Wacom's current lineup. They want to sell you them back seperately at a 100 bucks peripheral. Most people using ipads are using bluetooth keyboards too, they work surprisingly well.
>>107853242
Only thing you're missing is the native dual monitor thing. I have a windows machine I built myself for 3D work. Compatibility is fine.

Why is /g/ so anti Apple

>>107854713
They don't like eating fruits or vegetables

>>107853751
It's a niche product, of course it'll cost a ton. I probably wouldn't get one, but now that I have a job and I actually have money, I would seriously pay like $500+ for a Razr V3 that still works in the US. I fucking hate ZOGphones

>>107854068
can you tell us more about this phone? I'm still looking for a feature phone that isn't buggy trash

>>107853918
I was a really bad person when I was a kid.
>mad that my friend got together with the girl I liked
>acted like a little weasel, latching onto every slightly negative thing she'd say about him and blowing it out of proportion
>eventually somehow convince her he raped her
>they break up and we get together
>she turns out to be too crazy for me to deal with
>don't know how to break it off
>tell her I'm leaving for moldova

>>107853751
"dumbphone" people are such goblins. How hard is it to not install tiktok and leave your phone on the desk.

>>107855332
Extremely hard for some.

>>107855076
>can you tell us more about this phone?
Nokia 110 4G.
Has buttons.
Makes calls.
Sends texts.
Battery lasts a week or more on standby.
Under $60 new.
Noting to bug out since it's just a basic menu with calls, texts and settings for volume and shit.

That's it anon. It's a dumb phone. Same kinda phone I've been using since 1999 just made recently.

>>107855037
VSync is enabled by default. But it's no substitute for the awful performance.

>>107854858
I skimmed through your code. I actually think the problem is your collision checking code, not your rendering.
GPUs can process billions of triangles per second, and your shaders are trivial. You're not doing anything too dumb in the rendering loop, but that collision code is using the CPU to compare the player position with every single block every frame.
Your chunking code does seem to be somewhat inefficient, as you're iterating over all the chunks multiple times. You'd be far better off storing the chunks in some kind of sorted data structure, then using the player position, plus a range, to index into that.
Instancing and indirect drawing would also help your rendering by reducing the number of draw calls, but you should fix the basic issues first.
https://learnopengl.com/

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>>107855274
>but that collision code is using the CPU to compare the player position with every single block every frame.
Oh my, how embarassing.

>>107855274
Nevermind about the collision code. Looking at it more, it seems good enough for CPU collusion checking.
Still, you should run your code through some kind of profiler. You'll learn a lot that way.

>>107855289
I was wrong about that. It looks like it's iterating over every chunk, but it's actually only looking through the chunk that the player is in.

gemini is god tier
deepseek works for my needs
don't even know what grok and openAI are so trash, they are focused on creating viral images i guess
meta ai is the worst by far though now that apple is out of the game

I don't pay for slop but among the free options Gemini is shoulders and hips above anything else. In particular it's the most likely to have recent information and find new information at runtime and it understands intent much better. I don't think that last part is actually because they have a better architecture, I think they just haven't overcooked it as much as the others. It reacts more like a human and less like an HR redditor and seems to understand irony and oblique. Deepseek has been confirmed to be an inbred retrain of an old version of chatgpt since the beginning and I think they made it even worse since then by distilling it. With that said, Qwen is #1 in images by a lot, although so few enthusiasts have enough VRAM to play with it that it's still way under its ceiling.

>>107847490
No it isn’t, an Apple-sized elephant is the size of an apple. The answer is literally in the question, there is zero requirement to do any calculations. It asked how big, not how massive, or how much does it weight.

>>107852429
A calculator is capable of finding answers for given inputs, with nearly 100% accuracy. I guess they’re the super intelligence we were looking for.

Meme’s aside, these things are built solely to produce locally coherent text, the “correctness” is a result of statistically modelling typically coherent and correct human text. It isn’t even that flexible, give it curveball and it’ll resolutely give a wrong answer. They have literally no formal reasoning capacity, if it’s correct it’s either because the correct answer is the most common answer statistically, or you got lucky and on a regen it’ll be wrong.

Critically, LLMs lack any capacity for meaningful self-reflection and introspection. The “thinking” text spit out by newer models is hallucinatory bullshit that has no connection to the internal process. It improves results only because it brings the input text for the final step closer to that of carefully reasoned human writing. The appearance of intelligence is an artefact of the dataset it is modelling, not any kind LLMs as a technology themselves. They’re shit at math, and either cheat by calling other tools heuristically, or luck out because the question given is common enough online for the token probabilities to line up.

In short, I’m loathe to call it intelligence, because there is no thinking, no ability to learn, a pathological inability to notice mistakes, and an inability to apply “known” knowledge to novel scenarios. I find it difficult to believe that animal intelligence relies solely, or even largely, on statistical retrieval of previously seen facts.

>>107854271
They work well enough on midwit-tier problems and below, and on any problem that is really a differentiable manifold (intelligence isn't).
It's SLOP FOR THE SLOP GOD! BULLSHIT FOR THE BULLSHIT THRONE!

>>107847876
BofA deez nuts

who fucking cares
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=O3_drgbsLRE

>>107848818
There is no 'AI' yet, no 'intelligence', and LLMs will never become intelligent, will never understand shit.

>>107855164
>A lot of it is also from companies hyping up all their shit saying "I AM GOING TO REPLACE YOU!!!!!"
That's partially what I meant when I said "grifters like Altman"
>while east asia doesn't seem to be buying into that sort of insane turbo-hype which is why AI-approval is so high there.
Is it? That's interesting to hear

>>107842976
Total CEO death

>>107855103
>people act retarded
>validates my point
>uh-oh your take is retarded

>>107855188
I at the very least haven't heard of any major layoffs in any of the Asian countries.

>>107854741
I forgot to say so before, but the Chromium install I used was completely fresh. No extensions, no cookies, nothing.

I suppose I _could_ try regular Chrome too, but considering that chromium uses the same engine I doubt it would do much.

Where can I buy something fun or useful with PayPal?

>>107854583
synthalingua? No idea about the quality of translation but it seems to work and has a gui that can show floating transparent subtitles

>>107854387
Change your country in settings and use a vpn

How do I check if there's a virus that's planted itself on a drive (non-bootable; backup)? I'm wholly ignorant with regards to knowing what a virus can and cannot do, so I don't know what precautions to take to ensure another system/drive doesn't get infected. I don't believe I have any reason to worry, but I just want 100% assurance (even though there's almost no such thing).

Are virus/malware scanners sufficient? What then if something is found, and how to discern between a false positive? Do I just nuke my partition table and use recovery software to recover my files?

>>107850367
that's either gonna be way too cramped or so zoomed out that the resolution is gonna be shit when you crop it

>>107850367
>>107854031
hear me out. what about... rectangular, tilted video, 30° to the left?

>>107854131
call me when we're doing triangular video. just as cancerous as vertical rectangular video but at least it'll be fun to see how people cope with fitting everything onscreen

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>>107850534
why dont they just make pic related so everyone is satisfied and film in that ratio. you can see everything in both directions. square is better than rectangle every time. wide screen was a meme in early 2000s the fact that it became the norm is gay af and that it became the norm with smartphones is ever gayer

>>107848840
tik tok brain

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>>107854885
I know what you're building.

>>107854885
All of those are crap. Most have a 320*240 resolution or some shit like that.

>>107855236
Does this mean you can't watch a 1080p video with it?

>>107855257
Don't know that exact projector, but mini pojectors are mostly a scam. It will probably look like trash.