I finally found the automated AI thing the sharty uses https://basedjakwiki.org/Project_F.A.E.thoughts?
>>106998366Yeah, once I realized I had to change 'based' by 'onions' in the URL and could see what you were actually talking about, I remembered somebody posted it before. Meh, I'm Immune to Propaganda (tm) so whatevs.
>>106998390Its not propaganda its high quality bait i saw their "Seetherald and bait gallery" and i have to admit its scary is there even a way to like detect any of these ai baits?
>>106998430It's the same thing. It'll only work on you if you're the kind of braindead moron to click on onions faces and white outlines on jewtube.
I tested it on the Weekly Shonen Jump thread and got thisngl its gonna be hard not to respond
there's no way 90% of this doesn't get called out for being chatgptnot even redditors write like that
>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 deadUse >>>/g/ptg as a link to find the /ptg/ thread.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106998502LOVE HUNO
>>106998543AB COMMUNITY SUCKS prove me otherwise>>106998567kek
>>106998604>he's not in the legend forum
>>106996430I didn't have an account there but it's always sad when a tracker dies.
does anyone here use pornolab? they supposedly have freelech on every last saturday of the month, but its actually sunday for medoes anyone know why this is?
give your opinion, cuck license fags not welcome
>>106997799linux is rapidly becoming the new windows. i will run freebsd as main os and dualboot linux for games.
>>106997799I use it as dual boot, works fine, I like it very much. I had to buy a compatible wifi card though, 4 bucks.note openbsd started just because a dev disagreed. same for dragonfly bsd. thisis nonsense.the devs should just cut it with the arguments, all BSDs should be just one or two, with better driver support, they should port all network/wireless drivers from the linux kernel, like they did with graphics, and seek 100% compatibility with linux.>>106997817and that is good actually.>>106997894commies fuck off
>>106997817IME'd.com
>>106997799https://github.com/FreeBSDFoundation/proj-laptop/tree/main/monthly-updatesA good OS that's getting better with time. Making it much faster to get it up and running with a desktop will be nice. Not that it took horribly long before. Wifi support, graphics, bluetooth and audio are getting a lot better.
>>106997799Kill cuck license supportersBehead cuck license supporters Total cuck license supporter death
>>106812069Don't buy anything OTHER THAN IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T, X, and W/P Series if you want the Real Business Experience™>Other business laptops are welcome in /tpg/ (Dell Latitude/Precision, HP EliteBook/ZBook)Why ThinkPad?>Used machines are plentiful and cheap>Excellent keyboards, tactile feel and quiet + the TrackPoint>Great durability: magnesium roll cage for structural integrity, with high quality plastic body panels>Utilitarian design: e.g. indicator LEDs, 7 row keyboard layout on older models>Docking stations that easily turns your laptop into a desktop>Easy to repair (most models), upgrade & maintain thanks to readily available service manuals for every model, spare parts easy & cheap to obtain>Excellent Linux & *BSD supportThinkWiki - General info about ThinkPads/specshttps://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWikiComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Are parts from ourplecomputer.co.uk legit?CAPTCHA: NYYMY
What is the best ThinkPad just to get a basic ubuntu set up, will be using mostly for accessing proxmox and studying, if it can handle some simple gaming too that would be based!
Will a battery I buy today but not use for 3+ years still have the same charging capacity? If I just want to have an extra as a backup
>>106998461Yes and no. If you have enough discipline to charge it back to ~60% every couple of months it'll probably lose almost no capacity.If you let it drain completely and it will drain since bms uses tiny bit of energy which adds up over months it will definitely lose mensurable amount of capacity.
>>106998911btw read storage procedure from cell manufacturers like panasonic.
Is it over? It's been two years since I bought this.
>>106996573should i uninstall windows defender if i'm using ssds?
>>106996759It doesn't perform any worse at 25% and there are no errors in the SMART.
>>106998674you should buy at least 500gb ssd drives so wear leveling doesnt rape your low free space ssd, or buy a big hdd to store bigger files
https://www.grc.com/sr/spinrite.htmYou're welcome
>>106996453at that rate you have 18 more years left in it
Everything is already from China, but here we discuss the cheap chink shit you see on various sites.1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.Useful links>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?>>>/g/iemg>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?>>>/g/spg/>I want to buy some sort of emulation device>>>/vr/hhg/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106997826Have never tried one but it doesn't look comfy to me, whereas I had the opportunity to try ergo mice in the past and found myself at ease with them.
>>106996791>I cropped the top so it doesn't expose much
>>106998433Do not goon to random anons. He's probably a guy too.
>>106998865>He's probably a guy too.Good.
>>106996718are you a girl?
WTF are the poople people doing with the YouTube task bar?
>youtube taskbar
>>youtube taskbar
>>106998489>>106998498t. retarded shit eating jeets
>>106998473the designers have to redesign the UI every couple weeks otherwise their boss will notice that they actually arent doing anything and fire them.
>youtube suddenly adds automatic AI dubbing in videos>they all sound indian in every languageI have had enough
>>106998084It used to automatically select the dub for me even on English videos but I haven't had any problem with it in months
>>106998084link 3 videos
>>106998084>they all sound indian in every languageSeriously? Everybody thought it would free us from the indians' unbearable accent and instead it gives an indian accent to all languages?Well, knowing that the dev were probably indians themselves, it makes sense in the end.This is so 2025... I don't know if I must laugh or cry...
>>106998773as per usual they wont because its just manufactured reality ragebait
and another one >>106972280
I've done my researches and the only relevant result I've found is 'Vivaldi'.What I am looking for is a lightweight browser optionally but a criteria that I consider a must, a no AI browser which means no AI when it comes to search, no bullshit AI sidebar etc... You get it.Is there any relevant alternatives that are currently supported?
chrome has no AI features as far as i can tell
>>106998647I have a gripe with Vivaldi that I like its concept but hate its UI and bloat. But i they removed it then it would just be chromium.
You can't escape chromium because of skia graphite
All you need is Firefox, turning off the AI shit (or never enabling it in the first place. It never will be there if you don't pick a model or whatnot). Something like vivaldi is just another chromium fork and worse, its non-chromium parts (like the UI) are proprietary - they could be cramming everything you do into an AI model to be sold and you'd never know it. Just pick a normal FOSS browser, its not like any of them are somehow mandatory to support AI. Firefox (or one of its forks) or Chromium forks if you must.
>>106998897Everything you type into firefox is owned by the Mozilla foundation now.
What makes you rage the most? For me it's my uni forcing me to write a paper in fucking word instead of latex.
>>106993948Random build breakagesThings not working today that were working perfectly yesterdayHaving to wait for gdb to read 5GB of symbols from a network drive before I can debugHaving to wait 30 minutes for the build because I need to change one of 300 build flagsThe build immediately failing because someone bumped a dependency version upThe dependency in question taking 30 minutes to build every time the version is bumpedQA reporting unreproducible heisenbugs with missing logs and no contextQA reporting all of these in a batch of 50 tickets immediately before the release deadlineManagement bitching about how we can't fix the heisenbugs fast enough and how it'll be our fault if the release slipsManagement doing this immediately after moving all the 15+ YOE people who can trivially debug these things out of the teamManagement doing this immediately after an RTO mandate that we don't even have enough desks in the office to obeyManagement doing this immediately after saying there will be no salary increases in the foreseeable futureManagement doing this immediately after the CEO's friends get hired as management consultants for more money in one year than I will ever make
>>106993948these>>106990961>>106989562
>>106993948Functions not being treated as first class citizens
>>106994453I've had several profs that would literally give you a 0 if you submitted a pdf instead of a docx. Luckily, this trend seems to die out above freshman level classes
>>106993948>latexMy nigga OP thinks he's Craig Wright
https://www.theregister.com/2025/10/23/fedora_agrees_policy_allowing_ai_assisted_code_contribs/
>>106998394Is this going to affect GNOME, systemd, etc.?
>>106998394SighTime to distrohop
>>106998394someone will read the contribution to see if it is not that sloppy buggy code, so things kill keep likely the same
>>106998394Nobody (who matters) cares.
What are you working on, /g/?Previous thread: >>106922287
>>106998387otherwise i still fiddled with the code since theni think i can still make it faster by manually inlining everything (i fucked up the force inlines)but im not eniterly sure i wanna deal with register pressure considerationsor rewriting it to be pointer basedi might, at a certain point, but not immediatelyi just need a hard benchmark to check againstand to see what types of behaviour the EL algo has, because it varies wildly from what i devined from the papersand catbox.moe is down atmany idea where to share code?
>>106998536I'm using this implementation of EL. https://github.com/Jpn666/ctoolbox/blob/master/src/str2flt.cIf you want to use it make sure to compile that library using --buildtype=release to get better performance.
--buildtype=release
>>1069985801000 thanks anoni know theres some (glaring) inefficiencies in my code, i am curious how far i could push it, and how it compares with an exemplary implementation('bc it is, even my thing is only ~40-60 cycles, with the EL algo still faster than that. i estimated by ~25% now, but im gonna check properly, now i have the code)
>>106998580>>106998675btwi tought about the cost of simd todayand i went after what i thought was one of the larger performance hogs of the codeto see if the horizontal addition of 4 floats wouldnt be faster than the variety of intrinsics that i use in lieu of thatturns out that simple modification increased execution time by fukken 30%and i still wrote it with the parentheses and shit to make sure the compiler will understand a way to compute that with optimal dependency (for ilp reasons)nah.changing from the spaghetti into human readable form increased the runtime by 30%from 21s/1B iterations to 27.7. (i assume 3gigs speed bc ryzen 3600 that gives 60 cycles. not 40. indulge me im baked)
also curious fact:fastest scenario for me runs in 19 secsand thats half the memory opsso im probably bumping my head against the latencies of simdi already have a suspect in my codethe fukken additional blocksbut it think if i remove everything i can be using more than 16 vector registers at certain points and that means offloading shit to the stackwhich is gonna tank performance i thinkits 60 cycles. 4 cycles for a read and 4 cycles for a write and thats 13% of the runtime of added latency which may or may not be optimized away by the cpubut then the compiler might/should do a better job at linking everything togetherim not gonna code it today, but i think my intern tier use of blocks makes my stuff way slower than it should bepossibly fences which prevent out of order, which in turn influences latenciescertainly the fact that i pass everything through eax, which happens because i trusted a very bad source- everything is passed by valuealthough that may be because i force the behaviour with my blocks
The math checks out. figures /g/ doesn't understand simple accounting. freaking cniles
Seems reasonable where do I invest? Oh I can't I just have to watch as jews steal trillions of the phony money they created and tricked my brother into killing eachother for and my sisters into whoring themselves out for. No I think I will NOT ALTMAAAAAAAAAN!! I'm going to see YOU in the ring
Oh no the horror! How can companies guard their code and IP from such espionage?
Nooo! I have so many AI secrets on my computer... what if a chinese spy finds my house and then my bedroom where the harddrive is lol? haha
>The CCP is the sugar daddy of your personal slutWhy is that bad if you aren't a ranjesh or sachs?
Companies should start making sure all employees are sufficiently fucked to disempower these spies and their sexual schemes.
>>106998855or just teach men not to be dumb horny idiots
>>106998874it's a better deal than stock options
>wastes your 10 seconds
>>106990324Kek, the whole point is that you *don't* get an auto-clicker. Go back to your bot farm, pajeet.
>>106989562Not like I needed them anyways.
>>106995067>ah nooo how dare you search things on a search engineThis shit didn't happen 10 years ago by the way. Not 5 years ago either.
>>106998320No human makes five queries in 60 seconds.
No joke can anyone explain to me how clicking a box proves I'm human? Can a bot not click a fucking box or what's going on here?
