>>107618151
AGI won't happen, Altman, Musk and Nick Land are braindead retards

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>>107618300
agi confirmed

>>107618300
Oh really, not even 10,000 years from now?

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>>107618386
no

>>107618151
what does that even mean? an llm just outputting stuff it read on google or whatever, doesn't make it "smart"

>>107618496
This has nothing to do with fake frames.

>>107598030
1030 gt - efficiency in relation to consumption
simply the best!

>>107618541
All the frames are fake when you don't even specify a metric.

>>107618604
Low end cards have the worst efficiency though.

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>>107618690
It's relative raw performance, nothing to do with FPS.
If you want a FPS benchmark, here.

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For fun tonight I wrote a program that generates mazes like this.

>>107618189
is there some bias in your RNG that results in the square having whiter corners?

>>107618189
how do you do this and guarantee there is a solution?

>>107618143
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHfdUqLmPNU

>>107617920
My shitposting tablet only has 1

test

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>verif not required
>can't post cuz no valid captcha

>>107596558
test

>>107618188
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>>107598465
>I use XFCE because I'm not some bloatfaggot
Imagine needing a DE.

>>107598338
I do, although KDE has been giving me some unexpected issues

>desktop icons straight up don't work, granted the third party Gnome extensions weren't much better
>inconsistent colors for certain programs, be it Flatpak or native
>programs don't show up in the application menu and I have to constantly add them manually
>inconsistency icons when you have mixed light and dark mode

Kind of annoying since the main reason I switched to KDE from Gnome was better support for desktop icons. Main thing keeping me on KDE right now is honestly just the support for archive/zip files and tray icons. I hope Cosmic turns out to be something decent.

>>107616116
im an openbox CHAD

>>107612983
Sooo, what was your problem with linux since I'm not reading all that.

>>107603265
You need to move on, opensuse is not what it used to be anon. They are now garbage and they won't get better unless they have a complete restructure. I see you cope on a nearly daily basis and your typing style is easy to reconize.

>Dear troons in the US military, please give me all your secret files kthx
Not exactly a Cicada tier challenge but I can see it

>>107617932
Icaros?

>>107617937
yes exactly

>>107596371
>it's just a trick that registers your PC hardware in Microsoft's own servers by using their own tools because their activation system is fundamentally flawed and they can't easily fix it
they can easily fix it, they just literally don't give a fuck
windows is 9% of MS's revenue
and 99% of windows installs are sold to OEMs
of the remaining 1% of DIY PCs, 99% buy their windows license, and the final 1% of 1% of 1% are pirates
MS literally just doesnt give a fuck

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I have literally never noticed this at the bottom of file properties. It's there on anything I save from the internet
Is this normal. Am I being paranoid?
W10 22H2 by the way

>>107618678
yes its normal.

>>107612569
Not if you want to keep posting here. There are very few alternatives left thanks to Internet turning into HTTPSnet+Cloudflarenet.

>>107607705
I'm not bothered at all by AI.

>>107616630
You can post here with it just fine. CloudFlare doesn't care about it anymore.

>>107607705
If Chrome added a "feature" where a giant hand phased into existence and punched you in the balls when you launched the browser, Mozilla devs would add it to Firefox within a few weeks.

>>107616653
Because you are AI.

>>107617441
wanted to work on a game of sorts, im used to Illustrous somewhat but how is Qwen can it even run in a111? also is making a lora for Illustrous any different than sd 1.5?

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>>107618522
>wanted to work on a game of sort
cool! I hope it comes together and we can play it someday
>can it even run in a111?
a1111 is super dead. forge-neo or reforge are the active equivalents that can run newer stuff. it might be worth learning comfyui tho cuz its gonna give you the most options to enhance your workflow/process/ideas. you have to let your brain become noodles tho and I know thats not for everyone
>is making a lora for Illustrous any different
I couldn't really speak to making loras. not my wheelhouse

>>107618609
>you have to let your brain become noodles tho
what you mean exactly? dont get me wrong ive seen the UI it looks pretty convoluded, is forge-neo more like a1111 than comfui?

>>107618363
your esl is very noticeable retard

>>107618394
Will try it to dissimulate better

>>107618363
I usually don't assume it's one person, but you're way too fucking retarded and transparent.

>>107616248
>perfectionism tendencies
step one: delete those from your brain.

>>107616248
My language does not have interfaces.

>>107613156
is this in an engine or something you made?

>>107616248
Depends on "why are the disparate?" and "how much will it cost?". If they're off-the-shelf systems you're tying together, that's one thing, but if it's your own design and you find yourself having to awkwardly jam stuff together, that's often (in my experience) indicating some large flaw in the design. Conversely, if you're just converting library A to library B's representation, and it takes 500uS, then say "fuck it", take a shot, and implement the dumb conversion code tagged with FIXME:

If those questions don't provide you an answer, then consider "Is this a pattern I'll end up using more in this project? Could some overarching system solve both/all those problems elegantly (without taking longer than the project itself)?"
You should at least be able to say "If I had unlimited time, I would tie these together with (X) because ...", and then "(Y, Z) can substitute for (X) with (downsides)". Figure out what tradeoffs you're looking at, then pick the one least likely to screw future (you) over.

time 2 work, on the cards today: some refactoring

>>107618557
>he only owns one computer
LMAO

>>107618594
Why would you be complaining then in the first place then? What a poser.

>>107618601
Yes. Why would I be complaining about an obvious attempt to make people's hardware obsolete for no reason pushed by a company getting billions of dollars from the tax payers. Why would I complain about thousands of cowards with access to the source code not leaking it to everyone. The same fucking faggots that constantly post
>I FUCKING LOVE FOSS!@!!!!
All over the internet while they do stupid shit like demand every last project add a CoC.

Why are you here defending this garbage? Let me guess. You're not even 20 years old and you don't remember when AMD was doing the same retarded bullshit and everyone that ran Linux was shilling the fuck out of Nivida products.

You actually think it takes "a lot of work" to compile a driver against a new kernel release. Even though it's easy as fuck and those old drivers would continue working forever with no modifications what-so-ever.
>poser
Pure projection. You've never even compiled the kernel from source code. You have no idea wtf you're talking about. Your only purpose is attempting to shift blame on to end users. When this is an obvious ploy to trick retards into throwing hardware into the garbage just like the TPM requirements and all the other retarded shit happening over the last year.

>>107617898
>Muh Nvidia is evil
Well yes, they are behaving that way about as much as they can as of late.

Nvidia is supporting the open source driver that will be able to run these cards, while they are jumping the gun early what the fuck is the problem when you can stay on the driver version?

>>107610783
It's been complete irredeemable ass for as long as WINE managed to make office 2007 and Photoshop chooch.

>>107610783
enjoy emptying your wallet when shit starts to break. and remember that you already emptied it when you bought it.

>>107610783
Nobody asked.

>>107610783
You drink and bathe in cow urine, you can't afford any apple products even second-hand. You're still using Windows 10 on that piece of shit yoga, you larping jeet!

>>107610783
>It has all the capabilities of Linux
Yeah that's what I expected when I started using it. If you're used to certain things on Linux you'll gradually miss more and more little things the longer you use Mac.

>>107618545
Helpful.

>>107618564
Avoid hp like the plague

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How about a Lenovo IdeaPad?

>>107617793
4GB RAM isn't worth owning. Under $800 you're probably better off buying used. These basic craptops have bad furniture, bad keyboard, bad screen, ...

>>107617836
Even if you don't care about privacy it performs like shit. Windows 11 is the initial abuse they give you to make Windows 12 seem reasonable.

>>107618606
Go for biggest memory size until you get at least 16GB, and then if you have money left over start trying to find ones where they list NTSC or DCI coverage for the screen. You want over 90%

>>107618528
This
I don't know what combination of delusion/mental illness would even drive men to look like that and think people want to see them that way. This flabby fuck in OP could look less repulsive if he didn't wear such a tight fucking shit and gyrate his stomach like a black bitch shaking her ass trying to score a new baby daddy.

>>107618466
>articles
funny way to spell /g/ threads

>>107617889
you look awful with that Amish ass neckbeard

>>107618592
Surely he can't be that fucking lazy.....right?

>>107617889
Somebody post the document brodie posted where he apologized for being a heckin' racist and transphobe