>>107724662
>anime models
Anon I... there is no such thing as a pure anime model, that idea is pure cope. The best you get are checkpoints that can gen out anime looking stuff because they were hammered with absurd amounts of finetuning until they learned to reproduce specific characters and styles.
At the end of the day it is all diffusion soup under the hood.

>>107724662
Anime models? There's only one: pure unmixed illustrious 0.1. Everything else (at the minimum) contains some furshit. And who knows what else.

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>>107725364
ke ki ri kooooooooo

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happy new year /adt/! I'm a little early but I have a party to go to

>>107725683
>you can't make fun of cheap chinkshit because it's healthy competition
nigger where do you think we are? go into an iOS vs android thread and say "stop making fun of android, competition is good!" and see what people say about you.

nobody is saying competition is bad, but you bet your ass people will laugh at poorfags buying chinkshit graphics cards and pretending they're anything but inferior (or the wumaofags spamming chink propaganda like they do every day).

>>107725683
No, we want LESS competition, and MORE monopoly, we don't want China ahead, we want Nvidia to win, which has nothing to do with China.

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>>107706756
Interesting, I could use a couple to make a rig for a Stable Diffusion model if they are more affordable

>>107725432
>buying ram from aliexpress
>I may be dumb but not this dumb
what percentage of people get bad ram kits from aliexpress compared to ebay? it's probably about the same

>>107706808
It has nothing to do with what China cares about.
It doesn't have cuda capability, nothing important can target it, this it's as worthless as amd or Intel gpus

>posts 16:9 gif
???

>>107726178
I use 4:3 everyday so I don't.

>>107724629
No doubt he's highly productive, but I'd dispute "highly reliable" and I think he has poor programming taste. I think he needs a few more years of programming experience. I'm generally pretty conservative when it comes to software though. I was a very late switcher from ALSA to PulseAudio so when I finally switched, it worked perfectly on the first try. I was a late switcher from PulseAudio to PipeWire, and it worked perfectly on the first try too. I've decided I wouldn't use MongoDB when I saw that it was hyped by incompetent JavaScript programmers who can't make good use of SQL. I'm only now trying out Wayland (that's why I looked at the development practices of various compositors). And I refuse to use projects like Hyprland that still haven't transitioned from the experimental cowboy programming stage to the stable maintenance and polishing stage. I don't expect most Hyprland users to understand.

> whyland
First of all. Saying "gayland", it's just as significant as saying "unix-like". Kwin is not mutter, wlroots, enlightenment or swc and vice-versa.
While any xorg WM/DE have the same compatibility.
> Secure
It's not. It does NOTHING for security. It has no security model. We workaround its deficiencies, which they name as "security". Doing so, you end up with INCREASED ATTACK SURFACE and RACE CONDITIONS (since you have your data passing through three unsafe [for the given use] IPCs).
> Modern
It's not. It's kiosk trooned to desktop. Its model, for instance, is inherently bad for crash resilience, it's inherently falling behind, it's error prone (OOC java async style in **C**. Has led to exploitable LPEs in ALL implementations).

>>107712690
OBS shortcuts don't work out of the box because the OBS team do not give a fuck about Wayland; if you run it in xwayland mode then your shortcuts will work again.

>>107726124
> about wayland
there's no "gayland" in practice. the stable protocols simply do not support many basic things.
> *ports to mutter*
> "NOOOOOOO I USE WAYLAND AND IT DOESN'T WORK" (actually KWIN)
> *ports to kwin*
> "NOOOOOOO I USE WAYLAND AND IT DOESN'T WORK" (actually WLROOTS)
> *ports to wlroots*
> "NOOOOOOO I USE WAYLAND AND IT DOESN'T WORK" (actually SWC)
> *ports to swc*
> "NOOOOOOO I USE WAYLAND AND IT DOESN'T WORK" (using a different portals implementation)
it's a shitshow. Software like QT, GTK, SDL usually will HEURISTICS to try and guess praying for God that it guessed correctly. Which may cause failures in subtle and hellish ways (like versioning). Whyland is the one taking all the merits when it has none (it's useless) and compositors all the blame when they are the only one doing something minimally usable (NOOOOOO IT'S JUST A PROTOCOL T-T). Loonix is truly a meme huh, literally no other OS (even hobby ones) aren't doing a dogshit of a display server like this (20 fucking years and people are still fighting to record a screen KEK)

>>107708922
I always installed KDE core and then add what I want. I am glad they have the KDE full option for the chuds who want everything in one shot, but chuds like me simplicity and are generally anti-bloat.

>>107723616
Backdoors are inserted during design, before tapeout. I cannot see how you can add a backdoor during production.

>>107723526
Women modelling latex are not really there to explore the finer aspects of cyberpunk fashion, sadly. And few seem to think of their own part in dystopia: when their looks is what brings in he money, the career will have to be short. I am not sure what is in the water in the US but female models and actresses age horrifically, at which point their career is over.

A female biohacker integrating body mods with a latex catsuit would be something, but unti then we can only dream.

>>107724238
People who complain about "the joos" are usually not burdened with an over-abundance of schooling.

>>107725162
>ignore your lying eyes

>>107725497
Again, try reading >>107724238
It makes zero sense to claim fabs in Israel are adding backdoors.

>>107724622
>Which has basically been made obsolete with modern technologies
There are no games worth playing that don't depend on rasterisation.

>>107725390
>>107725407
>If you are and are asking questions like the OP, the correct answer is to install a different distro, in my mind.
are there distros that perform better than others or are they basically on par with performance? I get the impression distros like bazzite or cachyos are more about compatibility and convenience than performance?

>>107725390
>>107726123
If your distro's mesa and kernel versions are relatively new then you'll get optimal gaming performance. So basically, write off anything based on Ubuntu/Debian.

>>107724622
I have not met a single person that gives a fuck about ray tracing. Most don't even know what it is.

>>107724545
>all AI training is done on linux
>cuda drivers are absolute garbage on linux
Truly the biggest scammers in the industry.
I'm amazed.

>>107721789
I'm special needs so go kys

>>107724754
You're a tripfag, you don't have to repeat yourself by saying you're special needs.
They allow you retards internet access at the mental health hospital?

>>107724743
Nikamor ne grem

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>Fall asleep on my keyboard
>Poles in the thread agree

>>107726157
Polsko si lahko nekam vtakneš

>>107725597
Pipe down there young whipper snapper!

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>>107725762
>2010 was 16 years ago

>>107693406
dired/dirvish in emacs.

>>107725748
It's lf file manager.

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>a command line file manager
>with icons
Yeah... nah.

>>107724877
I'm Polish and 1/64th German, I can infer this already. I just don't want ginger people to go extinct and wish that I could have children which look like that. I had one in my class back in middle school.

>>107724909
>Polish
the Mexicans of Europe

>>107721811
i look like that

>>107721858
in the trash is goes

>>107721858
>biological females frighten and confuse the zoomer mind

cont. >>107725415
Right now, I spend time on some weekends working on a personal project for organizing photos. The photo organizer is keyboard-driven and helps you group similar photos together using graph algorithms and custom perceptual hashes based on neural networks. It's early stage and only a couple thousand lines so far; the GUI framework is Qt and the programming languages are Python and C.
A standard way to get familiar with a new web framework is to write your own blog or forum software. You can add your own twist here too, for example add moderation tools that you think are missing from mainstream forums.
I learned the most about testing in my first programming job. I got thrown in at the deep end; there was a complex internal webapp for managing a certain kind of IoT devices and a server that sent commands to these devices in real time. Reliability was low and code quality was bad. I was hired to help make the system more reliable. I learned a lot while untangling the legacy code, adding type annotations, improving deployment procedures, and writing many thousands of lines of unit and integration tests.

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>>107725184

>>107724217
>I am struggling to think of something to work on that hasn't been done a thousand times already, or is not really something that has practical use for others as packaged software (eg graphics and physics problems).
My advice: Find a project. Read it. Try it out, take it for a test run, and write up some documentation improvements based on your experiences. That could be contributed to their docs, or become a separate work (like a tutorial or something). If it's separate, it can be written or a video or podcast or whatever you feel comfy doing.
Since most projects have terrible docs, that's a good contribution, and learning enough to do it well is a damn good intro to working with the project and its maintainers while not stepping on their toes too much.

>>107721970
Write a chrome extension

>>107712416
Normal humans don't go into programming.

>>107723848
Yes, the files are untouched and thus have p2p typical naming with codec, source, etc.
As do *.FLAC and *.MP3 though, this is what trips me off
.>>107723863
Mhh, this sounds like a possible solution especially since I wanted to set up sonarr anyway.
But usually I like to only have one construction site open and having to be dependent on another program, sux.

>>107723770
>Otherwise I just go back watching via NAS share
Just keep doing that if that's an option. Jellyfin is only really worth it if watching from regular shares is impossible or impractical or you need transcode or account control or whatever.

>>107723770
Have you tried the other metadata providers?

are these weird TexHoo-MiniPCs from AliBaba decent as a first home server? Or should I go for a second hand dell/thinkpad mini pc? I just want to spin up a few containers, play around with kubernetes, maybe install OPNSense

What's the most affordable way to run OPNsense? I was thinking some Intel NUC from aliexpress.

>>107726069
>Just kill yourself instead.
With poltergiests in control of the burning things, there may be no need...

thanks mr shark

>>107723094
thanks mr shark

>>107723094
sharks mr thank

>>107723094
The shark thanks me for I allow it to swim free. To eat what it see.

thanks mr shark

>>107721938
>science hard, as simple as.
wrong
>>107721911
>how come there only one company doing this shit?!?!
prohibitive cost of entry
same reason why there are only 2 commercial airplane manufacturer, 2 graphics card makers, 2 mobile OS, 3 browsers, 2 cloud providers etc etc etc

you would need trillions in funding and decades to even start to compete
nobody is willing to invest in something like that

this is the same reason why the AI rush is happening btw
once the bubble pops, the 2 or 3 established players will dominate the market forever

>>107725957
this is the reason btw why China is the only one willing to try
China is not bound by the will of the free market as much as the West

they are willing to take losses in the present to secure a better future, something the West is unable to do
if someone tried to do it in Western Capitalism he would get devoured by the free market beast

>>107725980
Good for them.
They also have the man power of work on different, but interrelated sectors simultaneously and make progress.
As it should be.
It's dangerous for a certain type of tech to be concentrated in just one country, where the government of that country have the power to essentially decide which regions in the world are allowed to use that tech and which aren't.

>>107725980
>they are willing to take losses in the present to secure a better future
Corrected: "The handful of psychopathic tyrants running the whole thing don't care about burning money because slave labor is virtually unlimited and the possibility of becoming even richer and continue to enjoy forcing locals into cruel socialist poverty for another 100 years sounds to good a deal to pass on"

>>107721911
Pretty sure the Chinese are brute forcing their way into EUV

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Don't ask how or why.

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She needs to eat a few less calories and lose a bit more kg.