For how long have images been automatically tagged and described in archives?? Is there content analysis being performed behind the scenes of all content posted? Is this being done on 4chan itself now or just the archives?See text tooltip above the image being hovered over, using Imagus for hover zoom on all sites.Has anyone discovered this before?Discuss.
>>106497005I have it set up for some boards so they filter some retard threads based on image/OP post description the llm gives to a filter.It's really easy and gets rid of idiots. For example, now i am gonna add some tweaks so your type of idiotic questions also gets filtered.
>>106497085It gets rid of bbc/isreali spam and propaganda ;) fuck em
>>106497085>a one-off question that will never be asked againyou can't filter one-time posts, lmao
>>106497074>theres whole wikis dedicated to cataloging the status, history, and news of archives.https://wiki.bibanon.org/FoolFuukahttps://wiki.bibanon.org/FoolFuukhttps://wiki.bibanon.org/FoolFuuhttps://wiki.bibanon.org/FoolFuhttps://wiki.bibanon.org/FoolFhttps://wiki.bibanon.org/Foolhttps://wiki.bibanon.org/Foohttps://wiki.bibanon.org/Fohttps://wiki.bibanon.org/Fohttps://wiki.bibanon.org/F
>>106497085>For example, now i am gonna add some tweaks so your type of idiotic questions also gets filtered.and what kind of "type of idiotic question" does the OP fall under by your own metrics? to me, this is precisely the kind of thread i would encourage over the majority of threads on this board. nor do i see how you would effectively filter this type of thread, or why you would even want to do so. a thread which i am not interested but by all means is applicable and on-topic doesn't warrant any filtering, rather than just hiding the particular thread. i use filters for some stuff that i never want to engage with, but i don't really see the point in continuing to use a website if you have to filter 99% of everything posted on it.so that brings me to my main question for you, why do you continue to use this website when there are surely other places with discussions that are relevant to you, in which you won't be wasting so much of your own time self-moderating and filtering the majority of the content in said place.i think you might be the idiotic one here, but i'm not sure how i'd go about filtering out posters like you. maybe i could use something with your grammar structure which is sort of unique. i mean you use some proper capitalization at the beginning of sentences, and OP was capitalized, but then you go and write LLM is lowercase like a retard. not sure how i'd go about dealing with this.
Am I fucked? Or are LLMs really the way to go in the future. Like 99% is coded my an llm, I'm just making sure the code looks good or tweak a few things that it really can't get.Sometimes it feels like I'm giving up my skills for comfort, so I try to do manual coding here and then for hobby stuff.But on the other hand, I have so much more time for different stuff, more education, more planning and designing instead of scouring docs or stackoverflow.
>>106497015Programmers are being replaced thought.
>>106497015Tell me what you consider complex logic.
>>106497058anything outside of "top 20 programming project ideas"
And a sex robot is 70% code 25% hardware 5% silicon
>>106497015Anon, I kid you not, Claude Code did about 70% of the work for a multiple man-month long project I had for a medium sized food processing company. I think they cut like 4 people who's job it was to do all that shit manually in Excel. It really is like having a junior but for only $200/month, as long as you use it correctly and have realistic expectations. The biggest shortcomings I found with Claude is its front end skills, but I don't really give a shit considering I specialize in internal enterprise tooling.
And some retards still believe the compiler will optimize everything for you.
>>106496700Beef is a better OOP lang than C++ every wish it could be.
>>106495377Micro benchmarking can be very difficult to do correctly and even experts fuck it up sometimes. Judging by what you're benchmarking and your attitude, I can safely say I don't trust you to have the competence to have done it correctly.
>>106497080If you can't benchmark that you're a noob retard.
>>106497094anyone who says that can't be trusted to do it correct.
>>106496960>the first function may invoke undefined behavior if 'arr' has more than 32767 elementsWhy?
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/semiconductors/china-injects-tens-of-billions-of-dollars-in-chipmaking-tools-but-its-easily-more-than-a-decade-behind-the-market-leaders-heres-why
>>106494698China just has to keep going. Really no other option.The West isn't going to give them any leeway and will do their best to tighten the noose slowly buy surely.
What's stopping you from computing entirely from Chinese engineered and manufactured computers in 2025?
the media has been doomposting about china for actual decades at this point, and they always wind up on topit's really just not funny anymore>>106496763tariffs
>>106496787Sounds like an America problem
>>106494698lol the cope. China will by the end of decade outpace every other country in every tech. In most of them it already did.
best Canadian tech?
>>106495793Reported to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
>>106495897How will you pay the RCMP if you can't even send them money online KEKW
>>106489421The Jeetshaker. (Only /pol/fags will appreciate the reference)
>>106495996Nobody appreciates /pol/fagsFuck off
>>106489706>whatever nortel didmass-wiretapping?
>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacshttps://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacshttps://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs.amodernist.comhttps://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratchhttp://xahlee.info/emacshttps://emacs.tvComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106495898The lambda forms can't be quoted in the macroexpanded form. Which means the macro has to expand into something that looks like:(list (cons (rx form) (lambda () form)) (cons (rx form) (lambda () form)) ...)
(list (cons (rx form) (lambda () form)) (cons (rx form) (lambda () form)) ...)
>>106495192It's not that offensive. I just wanted to check to see if I was missing something obvious.
>>106487001Bump
Who came up with the rx macro for Elisp? The API design is brilliant. I really like how rx-define and rx-let can be used to make regexps more reusable and composable.
>>106497035Looks like it was originally written by Gerd Moellmann. He is currently involved in the new generational garbage collector and terminal child frames (that I know of).
Is there a way to cache websites locally so that you can surf faster? I know for a fact that this was basically the status quo of the "old" internet, sites got cached because it makes sense.Is there a way to accomplish this with encrypted protocols like HTTPS as well?
>>106496907>>106472542>>106472571>>106472612
>>106496915Oh wow, thank you. What are the odds, eh?Redirector extension... Hmm. Sounds nice and very interesting to me, but would this work with somebody elses iPad in a local area network with WiFi!? I think they have no broser extensions there, surely there must be a solution like squid that still works for them as well?
>>106496952yeah youll want to do it on the router level then so your make a machine on the local network that will act as a proxy that does the filtering. your router -> squid proxy/firewall filtering -> devicethats much more complex not worth it at all t b h but goodluck!
>>106497041>thats much more complex not worth it at allI am suspecting the same. Sometimes I have to "suffer" from slow internet speeds, especially simple lag, that's why I am curious. Like, how hard can it be to have squid but for HTTPS?
>Needs multiple clicks just to be able to rename a file.
>>106488381It doesn't do anything new or what Windows 10 does just as well, aside from all the bullshit other anons mentioned. It has no purpose, other than being a platform for peddling AI and force normies to buy new computers.
>>106488381Explorer will lock up completely for a minute trying to connect to network shares that are offline.It doesn't just affect the "This PC" page that shows the shares but just any window and will repeatedly do it.You can't do anything about it beyond removing the shares
Rounded corners are insulting
Why the fuck can't I move the task bar? I've always had it at the top in previous versions but win11 removed that feature for some retarded reason. It messed with my workflow and muscle memory so bad that I immediately gave up on this jeetware.
Windows 11 is just 10 with an excuse for Ms and OEMs to charge more and drop support for less
They were pushing these things like they were gonna revolutionize windows laptops and windows on ARM. What happened ?
>>106492356Because they have a monopoly and can force people to bend the knee and use it.
>>106492353>You would need to compile a programm for specific devices and maintain a gazilon builds.x86 programs work just fine on my arm laptop. At least on windows with the translation layer.
are they super cheap now since no one bought them ?
Microsoft Jeets can only cargo cult Apple and slowly destroy the little of what's left of what white men left them.>why can apple do itMore white people.
>>106492208Corporate monopolies and planned obsolescence.>>106492270People are retarded, like you.
What does /g/ think of optical media? I remember when everything was on CDs and I remember how obnoxious it was when they get scratched, but they still seem cool. I know that Bringus guy on YouTube hates optical media, but I'm not 100% sure why.Also check this out, some company is trying to make LTO tapes but optical instead of magnetic. I thought that was neat because it's like a real holotape.https://youtu.be/QTN8pc9_35M
I saw a video a few days ago claiming that optical drives stopped being made. Please tell me it isn't true.
>>106495005it's false but eventually only the shittiest chinkshit will survive
>>106485465bumpAre Verbatim's AZO/DataLifePlus CD-Rs still good?
>>106494736Backing up to a MLC drive like one of those High endurance Dashcam cards would outlast the rest of my life.A lot of phones and devices like iPods and PSPs from the early 00s still hold their firmware just fine on flash storage, well over the quoted 10 years retention of flash.
>>106495005Sony stops making blank discs but Verbatim and the others still do.
How are we doing bros?My thinkpad t60 with an intel centrino's running mint pretty wellintel 2500k and amd bulldozer CHADS report inMossad on suicide watch!
>>106493666this is fine
>>106496809yes >>106496819 and >>106494901 are fucking retards
>>106496801bro it's the OS you're running here >>106494901the firmware of your hardware is a software too, and it's mutable. Im betting even a skid with enough dedication can pwn your ass with public knowledge yet alone state actors with 200 iq autist programmers. you're delusional if you legit believe this.heads with bios physical write-protect and qubes? now that "might" do something but im not a firmware/low level engineer so...
>>106496880You think I'm running vista alone and not at least dual booting a linux distro on this thing?
>>106496940did you stop reading at like 4 words into my post?
>let's not make a download button for reason
Niggerfaggots shouldn't be anywhere near raw code or repositories that host raw code.
>>106496509I bet you enjoy the feeling of ignorance.
>>106490864
>>106496449>have to click into a file and specifically click raw>somehow not the point that is being madeWhile I agree complaining like a retard in this fashion is dumb, it SHOULD just be simply right click and save as. There is no need to make it more complicated than necessary for a simple function. Why doesn't github default to the blame layout in the first place? Why the fuck do you have to click into something to bring up the exact same fucking files AND THEN HAVE TO CLICK RAW?It's redundant.It's like having an FTP, clicking on a folder and it loading a file manager window to browse the files. It makes no sense from a technical standpoint or a logical one other than to confuse people that aren't already familiar with githubs SHIT design.Get fucked.
>>106495271all these linus videos just have to be out of context. does he at least start the video with 'hey, i am deliberately going to try using this website or linux as if i have never touched either before and barely understand computers'?i have developed elitism. my first thought is that if it can prevent brainlets, then this is a good thing. what value would come to linux if this is who is appealed to? we get more retards that run scripts as root without even reading them straight from github?
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>>106496556Along with that, they changed "safety" measures.It seems to be in order to protect copyrighted characters. I noticed it on Elsa specifically, she turns into generic characters, sometimes a boy, and in that annoying family friendly corpo CGI style.
>>106496900That's probably a (wanted?) side-effect of prompt-rewriting. Anon explained how to check out whether your prompt is rewritten on Firefox here: >>106444833 If you're using a Chromium based browser you could similarly click on the thumbs and select "inspect", it will show you the alt text (the description for disabled people) where they somehow place the rewritten prompt.
>>106496900I had problems with vegeta from dbz recently. literally was giving me vaguely vegeta looking people but they were young and had swords every time and the armor was themed like vegeta's color theme but it was not vegeta. I had to mention dragon ball before it made him and it was still off and you could see it was trying to not use him. like wtf is this shit. this protect ip and celebs bullshit is causing massive problems. and now batman and dc are part of a lawsuit over butthurt on whatever that site is because we know its buttrage over not being able to profit over the gens people make. fuck this shit it's going to get borked hard because people can't stop being greed first progress last
>>106496900>>106496963This is almost certianly due to the new prompt rewriting they're doing now.
Looks like le reddit is starting to notice.https://www.reddit.com/r/bing/comments/1n9hn5f/anyone_else_having_issues_with_dalle_3_ignoring/https://www.reddit.com/r/bing/comments/1n939rj/yesterday_i_was_receiving_highquality_images_and/
>Ruined society forever
>>106496715The iPhone is nothing compared to the carnage AI is currently inflicting.
>>106496715Based
>>106496715Ted was right
>>106496791Other way around
Telegraphy, telephony and the internet.Namely anything that allows people to communicate faster than the speed of sound.
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>>106496390atmos for headphones sucks, shit mastered for atmos has a nice DR, but it's not made for anything but 5.2.2ch+ systems
the solution for t1.3 without removing the disc absorber is swapping its stock pads with dt990 pads revealing a far superior sound quality
>>106496431Sexo
>>106497008>>106496431normalnigger sex having tumornigger
>>106496947female vocals sound extremely shouty with this and full wtf