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This is the root cause of why so many people hate AI. They are just salty that we don't need them anymore.
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>>106973708
>we have built whole machines that can help us do these things and they have already become so entrenched in our way of life they may as well be part of us
But they aren't. Unless it's a pacemaker, it's a collective, and disastrous imo, choice for everyone to replace irl socializing with the virtual echo chambers.

>we are the force of nature itself naturally selecting for the best and most efficient path forward
I agree we're a force of nature. However I think the "efficient" way forward is just service to global capital; to homogenize the world out of all meaning, because meaning after all is immaterial nonsense to some people.

>things beyond our control will forever come crashing down upon our heads and once more we will dig out from our burrows to reclaim the scorched earth and rebuild, smarter, stronger and more powerful than we can possibly imagine right now.
On an individual level yes, it's good to accept what's out of one's control. However the e-waste, internet and AI being maintained is a conscious decision by world leaders. This consolidation could be reversed so the world doesn't get scorched.

>don't you want to leave something to mark you were here?
Maybe a grave. Nothing is forever.
It's a stretch, not sure if you think this way, but I don't think a museum is good to maintain.
Crafts, ways of life etc that are sustainable, are an expression of culture should be passed down as a living art with /some/ trad institutions and museums for reference for some form of keep the past preserved in artefacts as well.
Replacing human crafts is the museumification of culture. Death.

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>>106974104
Humans are tribalistic because we live in different terrains.
Disconnect from the land by using the internet from our rooms have made everyone miserable and paranoid.

And we haven't merged with technology unless you're meaning pacemakers.
Paper work isn't that hard to figure out again.
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>>106969657
>no need to generate what's already a free stock photo
Free until you need a corporate loicense.
> Pay me $50,000 to reuse this photo I've sold a thousand times over already.
> N-NOOOOOOO DON'T GENERATE A UNIQUE IMAGE THAT IS THE SAME SPIRIT AS MY STOCK PHOTO FOR F-FREEEEEE OV VEEYYY
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>>106974266
>But they aren't. Unless it's a pacemaker,
wheelchairs? shoes? bicycles? airplanes? CARS? technology is not just beep boop bing bong wahoo shit it's everything we have created. you right now would not even be able to have this conversation without several layers of human technology. you would have no money, no job, and you would sit on your ass all day with nothing to do because without technology you can't even sow seeds to grow food. live one day without using one piece of technology, i dare you. no other creature on this planet lives in such close symbiosis with inanimate objects it has created solely for the purpose of making life suck a little less. every other being on this planet struggles in a short life, dies an ignominious death and rots back into the ground where it lays, like a vegetable. but when a plant does this it spreads its seeds. what do we leave but empty corpses? the technologies we have created are our seeds and they inspire future generations of ourselves to grow from them.

> it's a collective, and disastrous imo, choice for everyone to replace irl socializing with the virtual echo chambers.
we are discussing an immature technology that has only been around for less than a decade and trying to compare it to thousands of years of human society. we're not quite at the point where you can have a meaningful conversation with a computer, but we are close. there is no danger to us in trying to bridge that gap. there are 8bill retards on this planet, and some of them will think like you and some of them will think like me. we are not computers, and consensus is never that easily achieved.

a rush of unskilled people who wish themselves to be great artists are simply playing around with a fun new tool. we haven't lost meaning, we are hunting for new meanings. when the mammoth died out, did grug mope about that the world had lost all meaning? no, he simply found more tasty animals to eat, and more creative ways to kill them
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>>106974370
AI is also free until you need a corporate loicense.
> Pay me $50,000 to generate some slop photo you could have taken with an intern in the office in five minutes
> N-NOOOOOOO DON'T JUST WHIP SOME SHIT UP IN PAINT DOT NET THAT IS THE SAME SPIRIT AS MY GENERATIVE ART FOR F-FREEEEEE OV VEEYYY

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It's sad to see, that Win11 LTSC is on par with Win10 Home in terms of privacy. Just keep your 10 LTSC and dual boot with Linux, it's not that hard.
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>>106972321
Top 10 things that never happend, especially if you have seperate ESPs.
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>>106972428
it's too easy to end up with shared ESPs, even when you're installing into separate drives, if you don't think to unplug it beforehand.

these days i store my Linux bootloaders on USB keys, which is how i avoid messing with boot entries and boot order, as well as ESP issues.
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>>106971375
Whipper doesn’t create EAC compatible log checksums, the guy who made the eac log plugin for whipper doesn’t want to add it and it’s been 8 years.

EAC in wine is still the superior choice for private tracker compatibility.
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>>106973781
Haha never heard that one, but kinda smart.
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>>106969317
>>106969378
>>106969940
>Goes to technology board
>Brags about being too stupid to use technology
There are dozens of these posters in every thread, every hour of the day. What causes this?

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>Xitter head of product suggests monetizing Xitter was a mistake because it enables third world engagement farmers
>Elon says no and if anything they should pay third worlders even more

can't believe people thought this guy was real life Tony Stark at one point
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>>106968297
today pedro de alonzo martinez hernandez was not a faggot
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>>106968076
he also said that youtube, the platform where slop thrives, was doing a better job
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>>106967524
This. So much this. We should also indefinitely ban Pakistanis from entering our country at all costs and sterilizing those who currently live here in our country.
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meanwhile, on youtube
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>>106967508
they're also importing mexicans, it's not longer counted as illegal immigration since visa overstays now are kosher as long as they're employed in big agro or hospitality

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Are we seeing the death of minimalist aesthetics?
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>>106974322
here some inspiration
https://logopond.com/
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>>106969991
it's just the same flat shit but with transparency. nothing like the design language of Windows 7 or iOS 6.
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>>106972293
>stockhol syndrome gf
Keeper.
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>>106974341
It's interesting to me that most logos you see have the logo competely separate from the company name / logotype. In my mind it would be good to enmesh the two somehow, like have one of the letters resemble something related to what you do, e.g. the letter O resembling a snowflake if you're selling fridges.

I suppose there's good reasons for not doing that.
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>>106972285
I wouldn’t hand my phone to anyone either. If it’s an emergency she’s only allowed to do a speakerphone call or I send the text myself.

Why wouldn't you buy it?
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>>106973697
If you pull off Jensen's leather jacket, would he die?
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>>106973563
fUuuuuck I paypigged for a 5090 to run local models and I always felt cucked by having a mono GPU, now they release this shit with 72GB VRAM?
>"Anon it's 5000 dollars"
I don't fucking care I'm a loser nerd with a tech job salary and no life, I'd easily drop 5k on this shit for endless local stories, images, and video gens. My 5090 is obsolete already. Fuuuck.

>goyslop proompter loser
That leaves more of real life for you, then. Go out and fuck all those bitches I'm not fucking.
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>>106973563
The 48GB version is already too expensive.
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>>106973563
what would be my use case?
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>>106974016
CDW has it (when they get it back in stock) for $4410 https://www.cdw.com/product/pny-nvidia-quadro-rtx-pro-5000-graphic-card-48-gb-gddr7-full-height/8388916?pfm=srh

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Has he saved the world yet?
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>>106971822
be patient, anon. two more decade and his work will save our civilization.
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>>106971822
He saved me from having to use C++ at least.
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i just wanna play his sokoban game
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I'm slowly turning into him.

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Discussion of Free and Open Source Text-to-Image/Video Models

Prev: >>106968093

https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide

>UI
ComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI
SwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI
re/Forge/Classic/Neo: https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassicneo
SD.Next: https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnext
Wan2GP: https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GP

>Checkpoints, LoRAs, Upscalers, & Workflows
https://civitai.com

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>>106974437
i tried upscaling 162 frames instead of 81 720p to 1080p and seedvr fucking bluescreened me during decode
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>>106974424
I t2i with chroma/sdxl, then I animate later.
I don't really care about i2i, but the few times I did I was using qwen image edit instead, for example swapping to lingerie.

>Also, do you feel that chroma/sdxl gens produce better results than let's say a good well composed instagram picture?
It depends, the images I gen are to my tastes, but the real image of a 10/10 model work fine too.
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>>106974476
They have unsafe sexy bits.
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>>106974499
Got it, thank you for your time kind anon.
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>>106974484
chroma banding artifacts as well

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Previous thread: >>106915686

Tranny edition?
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Can't decide between having dash to dock or just stock
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>>106974239
personally I like having the dock on intellihide, it's a comfy desktop to boot into. add some transparency to hide that bitch-ass grey though
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>>106971775
I’m dying standing rather than living kneeling, fuck him
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>>106973745
is that Winter

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Here is the bug;
https://issues.chromium.org/issues/40451869

If you use the webaudio api to decode audio for playback will cause memory to leak in all chromium browsers. Even if you reset the tab, go to another page, manually clear out all your audio sources, buffers and etc (the latter slows the leak but doesn't stop it). The only way to clear the memory is to completely close the tab;.

If you are making a media player or a game you are fucked. one minute of 44.1kh audio is 80mb a minute. 10mins of audio is 800mbs of ram.

Firefox does not have this problem but I want my game to be played by as many people as possible and some people still use chrome because they don't know any better. How can I deal with this issue since the incompetent retards and google refuse to fix it?

Thank you for reading my blog.
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>>106974115
use cURL and parse the pages yourself
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>>106974071
the schizo ride never stops
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>>106974012
> If you use the webaudio api to decode audio for playback will cause memory to leak in all chromium browsers
This is to blackmail all the middle managers over the world who thought they were so smart using auto-deleting voice memos. G E T F U C K E D C U C K S! We know EVERYTHING
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>>106974085
>ladybird
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Any solutions?

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>UIs to generate anime
ComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI
SwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI
re/Forge/Classic: https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassic
SD.Next: https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnext
Wan2GP: https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GP
InvokeAI: https://www.invoke.com/
AniStudio(WIP): https://github.com/FizzleDorf/AniStudio

>How to Generating Anime Images
https://rentry.org/comfyui_guide_1girl
https://tagexplorer.github.io
https://making-images-great-again-library.vercel.app/
https://neta-lumina-style.tz03.xyz/


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>>106973346
4chan-xt has this function by default btw.
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>>106970647
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7xzYn0DX98w
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>>106973913
How was your birthday, Baker? ;)

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YT-DLP is finally defeated by YouTube. It's now officially over.
Rest in piece.

Can't wait to download my favorite YouTube videos from shitty torrent sites going forward. Maybe some private tracker?
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>>106974066
throwing that word around meaninglessly enables them, but you're dumb enough to use private trackers so I can't expect you'd know better
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>>106974066
(You)'re the jew who doesn't like freedom.
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>>106972470
just two more weeks
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>>106968587
I download youtube videos so i can listen to them in the background
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/g/ for months:
>still werks on my system lololo
/g/ now:
>WAAHWAAA THEY RUINED IT NOW!!!
Guess they eventually rolled it out in Burgerland today.

This is the endgame
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>>106973512
when stable release?
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>>106974334
>kde
>ever being stable
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>>106973512
Now entirely userland, Kernel too kan krash.
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>>106973529
>specifically shows pics from conferences in India and Nepal
What did you expect? 100% White people?
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>>106974454
>donate to kde to improve their desktop
>they send all the money to indian and nepal for "conferences"
>desktop still krashes

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Gundam edition

>Not sure what private trackers are all about?
A private tracker is an invite-only torrent website. Each member shares common goals: collecting, preserving and discussing media.

>Have a question?
- FAQ https://archive.is/UVQkn
- WIKI https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Private_trackers
- NEWFAG PYRAMID https://inviteroute.github.io/graph or https://inviteroute.github.io/sheet/
- STUDY https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/2F379FE0CB50DF502F0075119FD3E060
- SPREADSHEET https://hdvinnie.github.io/Private-Trackers-Spreadsheet/
- TEN CURRY COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/dBbdE73M
- TEN NEON COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/Ud2pGYaE
- RED SPAMMER'S BIBLE https://rentry.org/69zbxh4h
- #ptg is on irc.sageru.org but it's pretty dead

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HUNO is going to kill itself with its new braindead IP restrictions. It was good while it lasted.
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GGn is up - get fucked ddosser
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i love my GGn
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Hoping there are some decent Black Friday deals on HDDs this year.

Hoping to add another 100-120TB before the end of the year.
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>>106973735
Only it's most curry users will notice their shit is no longer seeding lmao

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no one can make browser as good as google.
until today....
OpenAI launched a superintelligent browser.
it's over chromebwos..
how to migrate our bookmarks?
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>>106973863
Daily reminder the proliferation of Chome forks has been a long-term Google strategy for nearly a decade in order to finally stop having to fund Firefox without getting hit with antitrust concerns
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>>106973863
>itoddler only
don't care
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>>106973863
>Be techbro
>Announce a new competitor to google chrome to challenge its monopoly
>Yet ANOTHER chromium wrapper
The retard who tweeted that even asked "What does it matter that it's built on an open source browser?".
Because google built it and when people think of competitors they think of web browsers that have their own engine because otherwise you're not challenging google, you dumbfuck.
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>>106973863
>...And that's why we're releasing a web browser based on theirs. Google BTFO. This will totally destroy their monopoly on the web and web standards.

I know, I know. This is marketing, aimed at normies who don't know any of that. I'm sorry.
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Do people really still use chrome after they removed ublock?

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I'm stuck between Ubuntu/Gnome versions.

22 doesn't have working thumbnail pickers

24 and 25 removed a folder's Open with... VS Code option, and takes 3 more clicks. I do this enough for it to be annoying.

25.10 doesn't work with tiling shell and the default tiling is frustrating to use.

25.10 doesn't work well with wine (because of no x11?)

I might actually return to 22. It's the most comfy, requiring little to no tweaks.

I don't want to touch a different DEs because I know I'll find a bunch of other devils that are worse time sinks.
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>>106972696
and then live in fear of upgrades
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>>106970878
I didn’t even know there was a recommended place, I’ve just been putting everything in a git folder in /home.

>>106971647
The first thing is provisioning your drives to ext4 or whatever filesystem you want. mint might do this for you already, idk. Good luck! You can liveboot (boot from usb in bootloader/bios/uefi, it’ll indicate whether you want to try or install) to test that everything is working (sound, networking, graphics) before you commit to a specific distro
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Is there a list of applications on KDE that most users don't need and can be easily defined as bloat for me to remove? I want to clean my processes and drive a little, and frankly I fear removing things I don't understand fully.
For example Kmix doesn't even to work, it's that other audio interface that I can't seem to find the name for that's handling all the audio controls. Unless the system is running two instances of Kmix for some reason I reckon I'm better off uninstalling Kmix.
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give me full Office 365 support and good font rendering and my life is yours


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