can you explain why you dislike it without sounding contrarian or schizo?
>>110010030>Converting lossy from lossy is just retarded.Google is advocating it with WebP. You wouldn't go against what the Internets #1 driving force wants, do you?
>>110019978I'm not in the US, google can suck my cock
>>110012979>with no loss in qualityfalse
>>110020049Yes, no loss in any quality whatsoever. Even if you zoom in 800%.
>>109986103Because Irfanview wont open it
I want something simple and powerful, and btw what panel/utils you use on wayland?
>>110019934idk, whatever comes with your DE.
>>110019934>What Compositor you recommendcompiz existed 20 years ago. talk about relevant technologies like "what intent router do i use" or "what intent bridge do i use on my phone" https://github.com/loosestrife/matchbox202x
I use hyprland and dank material shell because they're the only two professional projects. KDE crashes too much and Gnome is a fucking joke and I'm at the point where I'm going to start using AI to rewrite GTK tainted applications in Qt just to remove the possibility of anything produced by that cursed outfit from touching my machine.
A full priced laptop running AndroidWho the fuck would buy this?Chromebooks only sold because they were cheap and people were clueless
>>110018638why would you need to buy this laptop specifically to run linux without age verification?
>>110018408ARM devices usually have locked bootloader so you can't change the OS.
>>110019601A generic Linux kernel and Android kernels are pretty much completely different in terms of what hardware they support.99% of hardware in generic kernels is compiled inside the kernel with specific hardware handled by kernel objects/modules.Android uses a modified kernel from the start as well as having it's own specific hardware module which contains ALL of a device's device tree and drivers. This is completely incompatible with Linux kernel objects and is also what SoC vendors choose to support rather than providing source code to be integrated in a generic kernel.Being able to use generic kernels is basically required if you want to run any arbitrary GNU/Linux distro and not many SoC vendors support this.
>>110018408With a bunch of changes to the kernel, and Google's own hobbled userspace>Just swap into your own distro.Not how it works lil bro.
I'm thinking one day there will be Graphene OS for Googlebook
So now that JXL is no longer an iToddler image format, I asked void if he has any future plans to add support for it. Hasn't answered yet but I have a good feeling about this desu.https://umigalaxy.com/explore/technology/1949
>>110019025Oh so this is a grok edit. I wondered why she dressed like a slut kek and I can't ever remember an actual bikini pic of her as many in Japan still see 2 piece bikini as lewd and slutty clothing.
>>110018931that board is so fucking trash. sad to see what nanochan has become
>>110015074Why the fuck are you allowed to advertise some dead spinoff website that only three samefaggers use?Nobody wants to be in that gaslighting space. I have enough of this here already.You take the WORST of 4chan, the constant mentally ill spam, and make a website around that?
>>110018424THEN STAY THEREThe fact that you aren't there proves that it is SHIT. Who the fuck wants to be on a board thats whole existence is about "look what i posted on 4chan", "join my thread on 4chan".
>>110019188But mein Führer this thread was investigating whether this website had the technologically superior Aryan JXL image format as an upload option.
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>>110019459Thank you for baking this thread, anon>>110019777Thank you for blessing this thread, anon
the fineporn checkpoint works quite well with regular non-porn photos, it gives them a more casual smartphone photo look to them. Pic related is the checkpoint alone, no loras.
>>110020454nvm that one had a "Realism Engine" lora on it, my bad.pic related is without loras
>shitting your pants and making more troll threadsYou're completely on your knees
>>110020508looks better. less dirt layer on top
What happens when researchers stop giving their research notes to OpenAI/Anthropic?
For some unknown reason the higher the IQ and education the more willing people are to just blindly upload anything where ever whenever. The uploads of papers will not stop.
Just remember the rule, if you publish anything on the internet, or anything that can be scanned or recorded, assume that an AI has read it. Including this post. It isn't called super intelligence for nothing, it literally knows and sees all.
>>110018505its amerimut natural traits. they are backstabber. just look their foreign policy.
>>110015050we can't seriously we can'tthese ai tools are too goodgetting all our work stolen by them is a price i'm willing to pay better them than some assholes from another uni
>>110015204EVERYONE is giving their data to them
Everyone over the age of 50 in my family has been completely enraptured with AI. It’s like crack to them. My dad even says>I was talking to him the other day>he said-WHEN REFERRING TO CHAT GPTNobody young in my family gives a single fuck about AI. Even my 5 year old cousin can spot AI content instantly and blocks it. WHY DO ALL THE OLD FUCKS LOVE IT SO MUCH? WHY IS THIS HAPPENING? I FEEL LIKE IM GOING CRAZY
>>110015257claude, make that cigar into a bibisi
>>110015226Unquestionable affirmation, it's like crack to boomers. They love love love never being challenged and having everything they say get sucked off.
>>110018072Yeah it's pretty awful when you notice it. Not everyone is like this is course, but theres a huge chunk of the population that truly just doesn't care about other people beyond transactional benefits. To them AI is a way to get more attention for "free" (no social reciprocation burden).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zQD0Kizizo
>>110015226Go be a zoomer somewhere else.
>All my hard earned C++ skills are replaceable by AI>and they rewrite in Rust!lmao
>>110018001>the best AI users are moving away from itprovide examples
>>110017958Yes you will kyoudaiYou will make itGanbare!
>>110017943BasedDeserved for being a codetrans and trans anime posterGet rekt fgt
>>110017943Just use AI to build viruses that fuck with LLMs.
>>110018001Not bitter pilled enough. rust provides guardrails that the slop wont become unmanagable. C++ has nothing.
Greasemonkey and browser scriptsKubuntuqBittorrentMPC-BE + VSR
Gentoo
>>110019495ublock origintransmissionyandex
>>110019495flammenwerfer ( https://github.com/loosestrife/matchbox202x )
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>>109979569Thread themehttps://youtu.be/SDJ-MVYjv7U?si=-BXXo9jOROIPgxNp
>>110019372>because the only thing it's good for are large long-running web backends.That's like 90% of things being made...
>>110020005I mean if you have a reasonably secure Clojure backend job for me, I'll take it
>>110015501now show me two real codebases comparing both
>>110020005Tech is an industry that's 90% water by weight, so that means literally fucking nothing.
>>>Read the sticky: >>105076684>GNU/Linux questions: >>>/g/fglt>Windows questions: >>>/g/fwt>Programming questions: >>>/g/dpt>Web development: >>>/g/wdg>PC building? In this market?! >>>/g/pcbg>Laptops designed for Serious Businessâ„¢: >>>/g/tpg>Server questions: >>>/g/hsg>Cheap electronics: >>>/g/csg>Need to phone a friend? >>>/g/spg>Stupid questions? >>>/g/sqtPrevious: >>109939289
>>110018325Do you have wake on LAN in your bios enabled, and UPnP?
>>110019605I read about it when trying to figure out wtf is happening and disabled it in the device manager but it still happened, but I haven't disabled it in the BIOS yet because I forgot and I don't feel like restarting my PC right now.
>>110018118I like my over ear headset, but the pulley system sounds overkill to me. Just play it at a lower volume during the day and toss the headset on at night or during competitive play.
>>110018325sorry it was me, I sneaked into your house and turned it on as a joke
Can you still run a standalone version of ChatGPT from a USB drive these days?
This fancy Zettelkasten graph thing is literally the only reason why obsidian ever took off.Whats the prefered open source alternative? Silverbullet seems to be the first thing I see and I can actually self host if desired. I kinda want the fancy graph though....
>>110018320>use caseTo link every epstein associates
>>110015697I think that org roam has an option for creating a graph, by default it's only an .svg file but i've seen people creating something similar to obsidian
>>110015697logseq is foss
>>110018320>picI use onenote as if it is notes.txt with pictures. I think everything is just like one notebook and i just create a new sheet every time. Pure text is a bit limited and onenote can be used in a retarded way. In fact if you try to use it in an organized way you would probably hate it.
for me is org-mode denote.
Some guy vibe coded a working photoshop alternative while GIMP still can't draw a cricle
>>110020367I just post it every time some retard starts seething about the indians in his mirror
>>110019633>ifShow FOSS Photoshop clone with complete feature and performance parity. Once you get there, then brag, not before. As yet it aint worth shit, other than as a tool for some feeb to scam morons with.
>>110020377Never mind, I should have known. lol. Carry on shilling, good sir.
>>110020390you're the indian stop projecting, I know it's scary offshoring is being replaced with AI
>>110017699>raster circlesngmi
Would you use Windows 7 with a more recent NT kernel? (WDDM 2.0, support for newer hardware, more recent scheduler and other kernel features)https://x.com/_wearr_/status/2108359264209125619
But the problem has always been the shit they put inside the kernel lol
>>110020344most of the problems i had with windows were the crap the put on the userland, updates (user land tool) and GPU drivers
>>110020118Putting GUI into the kernel was a mistake. In general, the kernel should've been strictly a microkernel
>>110020387Wasn't that the case originally? And then they moved more components into the kernel for performance reasons?I'm with you on this, I doubt those concerns are still valid today. Surely if they can do things like RDP over WAN they can do something on the same system with LRPC in a reasonable amount of time.I'd imagine at least.I want/need to learn more about how graphics work on Plan 9. Didn't seem to be a problem for them / 9P.
>>110020118Homie I haven't been using Windows since XP, it's a shit OS with Toddler-tier design.
I noticed a pattern where people in different fields are fine with AI until it catches up with THEM specifically.The only ones who should be happy about AI are those who were useless to begin with.
>>110020162yep, glad to see another sentient being on this board
>>110015844Midwits will be midwits. Shocker!
>>110015844>The only ones who should be happy about AI are those who were useless to begin with.and by useless you mean people working with real actual things with there own hands?
>>110018361I'm working as an interviewer besides my main job, it's also filled up with larpers with several "years of experience". "Staff engineer" that cannot write a recursive function kek.> uhh just ask claude to do it
I think what you're noticing is called observation bias and hasty generalizations.
