Because it's the only real threat to big oil and has been bogged down by every trick in the book imaginable.
If nations had any real sense, they'd take debt and they'd go all into nuclear and then let the debt inflate away, as they have borderline free energy for everyone.
But for some mysterious reason that doesn't happen. Almost like big oil has everyone in power in their pocket preventing this utopia.

>>106992188
Capitalism is the ONLY system that works, retard. China is Capitalist and they are defeating the centrally planned overregulated Communist West. It is blatantly obvious.

>>106992075
I remember using a PLC in a research project in school. The docs guaranteed race conditions wouldn't happen but since the thing was just a microcontroller under the hood and had a shitty implementation of course there were race conditions. The lab actually asked me to fix it a year later.

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>>107001056
The whole system is a DCS which can contain any amount of PLC blades, you dumb cuck.

>>106998391
"government waste" is unironically an integral part of our economy. It's one primary way we spread the dollarydoos we print to the general public. The other ways include gibs, military industrial complex and just overall corruption.
Since we don't have real manufacturing in the states we improvised a nigger rigged economy where we print monopoly money and exchange that money for goods and services from over seas slave labor. We leverage our status as world reserve currency by stealing value out of other economies by creating inflation and then spreading that value to our own economy through "government waste".
This works because if they don't accept our money then we will give them loads of freedom and democracy instead, which is also why we happen to be the largest military force in the world.
I know you're just joking, but the reality is that they are actually doing exactly what you're joking about.

>>107000294
Maybe it was some different chinks, there is quite a lot of them.

>>106994974
I guess I'm a dumb ass, because here's what he sent me:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/389095825588
I must have put the cpu benchmarks in backwards and thought it had less power than the shitter 6700K.
I was telling him that it's probably more ideal to get a rig to use as a server that doesn't use an APU.
But I guess for sub $200, it's not bad. My current minecraft server runs on the 6700K and doesn't have issues even with Jellyfin, Stash, 3x Factorio, UT2K4, and 4x Quake 3 running at the same time.

>>106994974
>6700k single-core: 4.2 GHz, 2498 score
>7840hs single-core: 5.1 GHz (+21%), 3744 score (+ 50%)
why is it faster than the actual clock speed increase anyway

>>106999806
Why?

>>106987959
loli'puters pricey + fast obsolete :(

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>>107001759
show me what this prompt looks like with base ilu at this res on the first pass
https://files.catbox.moe/atrr5z.png
>at a fraction of time and VRAM
when was this claim made?

Are there any AI that can edit video game and anime characters into being naked? Gemini doesn't allow that

>>107001586
>/lmg/ ignores me.
There must be a reason

>>107000000
czeched

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>>107000000
incredible

>>107000000
UWAAAAAAA SEEEEEEEEX

>>107000000
those trailing adjacent digits look very similar

>>107000000
Agree

>>107000026
>phone battery dies
>can't buy anything

>>107000414
I ride a motorcycle, so tap to pay is the difference between a 2 minute gas stop and a 5 minute gas stop.
Though I suppose I could also just wedge the bank card in my phone case and still tap to pay the same way, but I just don't care.

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>>106990969
>users when their obsession with PBS toddler shows catches up to them and they're forced to sacrifice their last remaining semblance of privacy to watch more Goanimate videos

>>107000026
>>107001399
As normie as this sounds, I much rather just have a credit card on file than photograph my gov id. For some reason that feels far more violating.
Ofc I would want no age verification crap if I could.

>>106990961
lol bong bong it's BONG o'clock tree bongs past noon, govna.
Do yew 'ave a loisence fo' that there, laddie?
>Corporate Memphis
I'm going to vomit

>>106999697
dont '...' at me motherfucker bitch basterd

>>106998809
improved my Snake from last thread
https://0x0.st/K2jv.url

Ok this is the fastest I could get it by cheating with all my might using lparallel and other shit to compete with the python read lol.

>CODE: https://pastebin.com/Ju4UM5vz

Ran it over 2.75GiB of spark logs consisting of 3,852 files. 33,236,604 lines. Tested these 2 regex:

(defparameter *simple-re* (ppcre:create-scanner "\\b(INFO|WARN|ERROR)\\b"))
(defparameter *complex-re* 
  (ppcre:create-scanner "^(\\d{2}/\\d{2}/\\d{2} \\d{2}:\\d{2}:\\d{2}) (INFO|WARN|ERROR) ([^:]+): (.+)$"))

Python simple read line results:

> uv run bench4.py "~/Downloads/sparklogs/"
Directory: ~/Downloads/sparklogs/
Files: 3,852
Total size: 2,941,224,304 bytes (2804.97 MB)

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>>107001117
It's really bizarre but I guess it makes sense that if there's anything CL would choke on it'd be UTF, which was invented and implemented long after it's original design.

>>106996925
Write it yourself.

No, they do that for you with ghost space. When you buy a consumer SSD you can fill it up "to its maximum" and you'll still have some space left over in reality

>>106988585
Posready 7 has no compability mode I believe.

>>107000535
Have you actually tried looking up your system/router in public databases? It's probably indexed by now and available for everyone to see and target if your ports are wide open like that. I'm not against windows 7 but opening up ports on windows 7 is a bad idea by every objective measurement imaginable, so much so I can't tell if you're just gas-lighting 7 users to do this or if you're actually stupid. Every 7 fag I've met has been smarter than you

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>>106988560
Windows 7 is a security risk, so you aren't doing yourself a favor by staying on Windows 7. Did you read the thread made by the other anon who got hacked? Tough shit. Install gentoo or something...

>>106988560
Damn, how sad.

>>107001300
using a pc while retarded is a security risk btw

>>107001644
>mfw macfags can't disable smooth scrolling
yes you can
>mfw macfags can't disable mouse acceleration
yes you can
>mfw macfags' Cmd+C doesn't always work on the first try
yes it does
>mfw when macfags click the maximize button it makes the window full screen
how is that a problem? just hold down the alt button btw
>mfw when macfags click the close button it minimizes the window
it closes the window but keeps the programme opened
this is very difficult for brain dead idiots to understand, but if you have a brain theres no ambiguity like on winblows or penguinos
>mfw macfags can't into window snapping
macos has had window snapping natively for a while now

>>107001784
you can't disable scroll acceleration though

>>107001792
so why did i disable it on my mac then?

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>>107001784
>>mfw macfags' Cmd+C doesn't always work on the first try
>yes it does
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/252518874?sortBy=rank
https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/324223/command-c-does-not-always-work-on-first-try-on-macos
>>mfw when macfags click the maximize >button it makes the window full screen
how is that a problem? just hold down the alt button btw
mfw macfags have to hold a key and click the mouse at the same time just to close a window
>>mfw when macfags click the close button it minimizes the window
>it closes the window but keeps the programme opened
mfw macfags click the close button to keep the program open

>>107001796
maybe by using third party software
or lying

>>106996072
I have deep secrets about every FAGMAN member, I'll cut you a deal, both China and Russia send one spy each, I have sex with both of them, whomever sends the best spy gets four secrets, the worse one gets two as a consolation prize

>>106997264
you're a massive faggot for even having that shit on your pc. faggot.

>>106996072
By moving it to the cloud and give Ai access to it.

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>>106996072
When are they going to come for me?

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>>106996898
Can someone be arrested for killing a foreign spy? What are the laws even over something like this?

>>107001373
My bad. Use `git checkout` instead.

Wrap them in code tags

\[code\]
something like this
\[\code\]

That's probably not going to format right. See /g/'s sticky thread

>>107001430
Well, it got past rpds-py this time, but llvmlite is giving the same error, just with 3.14 now:

RuntimeError: Cannot install on Python version 3.14.0; only versions >=3.7,<3.11 are supported.

In addition to this:

  - Installing numpy (1.23.5): Failed

PEP517 build of a dependency failed

Backend 'setuptools.build_meta:__legacy__' is not available.

Note: This error originates from the build backend, and is likely not a problem with poetry but one of the following issues with numpy (1.23.5)

  - not supporting PEP 517 builds
  - not specifying PEP 517 build requirements correctly

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>>107001491
I uninstalled poetry, uninstalled Python 3.14, and installed Python 3.10 (so it's within the version contraints), reinstalled poetry, and ran

poetry install

. It got much further in the installation, until this error:

Installing the current project: rvc-beta (0.1.0)
Error: The current project could not be installed: No file/folder found for package rvc-beta
If you do not want to install the current project use --no-root.
If you want to use Poetry only for dependency management but not for packaging, you can disable package mode by setting package-mode = false in your pyproject.toml file.
If you did intend to install the current project, you may need to set `packages` in your pyproject.toml file.

>>107001491
>>107001562
Yeah it looks like this has rotted a bit. Numpy updated to 2.0.0 a while ago but it was a real pain to get every up to the next version because everything depends on numpy. So if you want to use numpy 2.0.0 in your project but one dependency has bumped up to 2.0.0 you can't satisfy all the constraints. I guess newer python's no longer support the old build backend used pre 2.0.0.

Dropping to a lower python is the way to go. I looked at the Dockerfile and they are using 3.9. 3.10 may work as well. I got it installed in docker using 3.9. This is my last go because I'm going to sleep:
1. clean up any changes you made
`git restore :/`
2. go back to main
`git checkout main`
3. use the same version of pip they were using
`pip install --upgrade pip==24.0`
4. Install from req file
`pip install -r requirements.txt`
There's a few requirement text files. See the README for which one fits your needs.

>>107001655
I'll try that tomorrow. Thank you.

>>106990399
>There's bots such as the one posting about Debian changes
Where?

>>106995666
nope they dgaf

>>106979624
>set up something like sabnzbd
Anyone distributing software as python project is an imbecile undeserving of the time that will be waste trying to install it

>>107000277
Blah blah blah

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buy my shirt

Currently doing a gen of a girl with a complex costume, not enough representation in Danbooru database to gen without a LORA, and only a Pony LORA, because I am masochist.
I'm gonna SHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP.
God I forgot how bad Pony-based models are compared to Illustrious-based models. The initial gen is ROUGH.

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>>107000803
gn!

>>107000224
From what I remember about it, it had slightly better colors, better details and less noise. It's better, but the difference seemed marginal to me.

>>106986109
LMAAAAOO Linux officially jeetware

>>106986109
Unironically Modi has just signed Torvalds' death warrant. Linus is going to die of a rage induced heart attack after rejecting his 50000000000000000000th AI contribution.

>>106986294
Maybe tanenbaum was right about kernels

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That indian statcounter never felt so real lmao

>>107001707
please delete sarrr

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>>106966795

>>107000960
imagine the scissoring

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>>107000960

does anyone know what could create a folder called "apps" on appdata/local

Does anyone else have the issue where after you've used screen recording, whether via a web browser, OBS, even just pressing Win + Shift + S. Windows explorer is going to start eating up cpu usage? Just moving windows around, opening new tabs, makes explorer.exe jump up to 30%, it stays at only 1.6% normally when doing that. I'm using 10 LTSC IoT, laptop's got a i5-8300H and Intel UHD 630/GTX 1050. I installed windows months ago and never had any issues until i discovered this a couple hours ago, the lag gets so bad that the start menu won't even open after i've used screen capturing. Already tried downgrading the gpu drivers, updated windows, DISM/SFC, don't know what else to think besides some weird incompatibility, it does it regardless if the program captured is running on the igpu or the nvidia one.