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>>107738866
they tried to kill him ten times already, the glowniggers know his psych profile by now

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Court docs: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.461878/gov.uscourts.cand.461878.1.0.pdf

>>107739023
>the algorithm was independently suggesting
Spoopy. As I'm sure /g/ understands, token guessers aren't independent agents. Either the computer was possessed or the glowgroids were tampering with his internet traffic and injecting suggestions.

>>107738671
>Retards are fucked*
ftfy
i don't want to defend ai, but the various ways by which harm themselves/others in this world is truly impressive

>>107738671
If this causes the Ai chat bots to stop sucking my dick on every single prompt than it was a not in vain sacrifice

>>107735716
Average 95 iq fag. You are running a safe guest on an unsafe host, thats like hiding in a glass ball for doing private stuff.

>needs hypervisors to get good battery life
What the FUCK is wrong with your setup.

>>107735716
based, ignore all the malding lintrannies

>>107735855
GNU/Linux is not safe lol

>>107735716
Not a bad idea. I found that Guix SD actually ran way way faster in qemu under Fedora with access to less than half of my cores and ram than on bare metal. Probably a firmware issue.

>>107726018
M-x calc in Emacs is my main calculator these days RPN is fun.

>>107720549
>be in HS back in early 2010s
>school REQUIRES parents to buy their kids TI 82/83/85
>mom REFUSES to buy it
>"you don't need a $300 calculator anon here's a $25 casio one you'll just need to learn how to use it"
>"mom this one doesn't do graphs"
>"DONT TALK BACK TO ME READ THE MANUAL AND FIGURE IT OUT"
>in math class, can't do lessons, teachers irritated that i don't have calculator.
>never enough loaner calculators and since im the only kid who didn't have one + wasn't getting free lunch, they kept hounding ME to tell my parents I need one for school
>eventually get them to understand they aren't going to pay for it
>send a letter home with me
>mom furious, accuses me of just not telling her i needed one
>phone conference with mom shouting at me and teacher just believing my mom I never said I needed one
>picks me up from school
>go to walmart, buys EXACT SAME $30 CASIO calculator

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>>107723564
>better user experience.
this is precisely why I use a physical calculator

>>107734530
I don't need more power. I want something that makes it very simple to get the answer I want very quickly. For 90% of small computations I can pick up my cheap casio and get the answer in less time that it would take to open excel or start r studio and dismiss the annoying update popup or launch windows' awful webshit calculator app.

If I need repeatability or documentation or to do something with lots of data or calculate something that I need the specialist software to do I'll get out the big guns but a lot of the time I don't and the calculator is just better.

>>107720549
How does your abacus do tangent?

>>107723789
>babby using 3s.f. thinks his opinion means anything

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>>107738013
This particular bit apparently still hasn't reached the media? Looking around they talk/whine about the (non-explicit) sexualization "issue" in broad terms.
>>107735490
Me neither until some time ago, apparently it's become a thing in the last 40 years or so in N.America (and Australia, for dingos); large guardian dogs are (were, to an extent) hard to procure there and they are more expensive to maintain.

Alas, donkeys are eaten here in Italy, albeit it's a very niche thing (horse is *much* more common).

whats the best to create real life looking waifus (for gooning purposes) that dont look off or ugly/palsiky with a seen look??

>>107738784
>still hasn't reached the media?
It's joever. You are the media!

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>>107738827
Eh, the X feed of user-generated content called "Grok AI Faces Backlash Over Non-Consensual Explicit Image Edits" was literally the only place where I could find that bit of news...

Considering how nonsensical and tunnel-visioned media have become, it might be better like this.

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Flowith reverted to offering JPEGs renamed as PNGs with the "original quality" download option... it lasted what, 2 days? Meh.

>>107738622
>its used by known cybercriminals to stay hidden from feds who hate their but it glows because uh IT JUST DOES OK
>>107738639
fpbp
>>107738731
Retard

That's why you use a VPN then Tor on top of it

>>107738898

Good luck I'm SSH forwarding through 7 ephemeral hidden services on the Tor network

>>107738898
>That's why you use a VPN then Tor on top of it
nobody does this

>>107738622
go away, glownigger.

>>107738622
I2p for torrenting (qbittorrent)
Tor for everything else.

can i get compromised by using a script like 4chanx?

>>107736460
no

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Just tried Hyperdroid on my phone. Whoa, the maker really went all the way in making it work just like using Windows 11. They even went too far with Windows11 sounds and a file explorer like Windows Explorer. They even copied Settings amd the Taskbar. App drawer with search is the Windows button with Windows logo, omg. After spending time with DeX on my Samsung tablet, I don't want to go back to the regular Android launchers. My faves are the LG and Microsoft launchers until now, but DeX and Hyperdroid are next level and my new faves now. Hyperdroid forces landscape, though, won't work in portrait like DeX and and any other Android launcher.

Damn, my phone looks like a Windows 11 phone or something, fucking kek

>>107738428
Nevermind, Hyperdroid doesn't run apps in their own windows like DeX. Meh.

>>107729583
is there a real reason you are still using 7?

>>107731292
bipedal. that shit is a bitch, thats why you often see robots with wheels or 4 legged dogs

>>107731292
you would need so many advancements in robotics and materials science to make sex bots even feasible, let alone comparable to a woman... it won't happen unless we get to ASI. you would need a superhuman team of robotics researchers to solve this problem anytime this century.

>>107738623
That thing has ZERO sex appeal lmao

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>>107731975
>smell
>hairy
I wish... that would be redeeming quality

>>107738676
Wrong.. It is distinctly gynoidal but not grossly so. Like it's secrets are to be discovered.

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>>107730163
Some useful random knowledge.

UPX is an executable packer. It came greatly trim down the size of your final .exe file. Be aware this CAN raise false positives with modern anti viruses (an anon was pissed at me for this a few months back because he actually used UPX in production apparently) and it will not work on programs that use JIT during runtime (must be compiled down to machine code). You can trim some binaries down by over 50% in size using UPX.

InnoSetup is probably one of the best install wizard makers. Can create scripts pretty easily so it can be a CLI utility in CICD pipelines. Plus it has a wizard for creating the scripts which makes it really convenient.

Sqlite has some of the fastest read times for any database engine, with the drawback being write concurrency (only 1 writer at a time since it is file based). This is the best option for lightweight apps not hugely dependent on concurrent writing.

ResEdit let's you easily build .dll files and resources files for your executable. If you've ever been in one of those threads where OP says something like "how come developers back in the day were able to make a torrent program at only 235Kb with a good GUI?" well one trick is the resource file. You can easily build Windows forms, embed images, and add other useful data and with an extra build step/parameter you can compile it into your application relatively easily. This makes it realistic to create simple lightweight C programs that use Windows forms.

>>107737924
>needs a LSP to tell him every single type
>esoteric

>>107738379
>You can trim some binaries down by over 50% in size using UPX.
in what practical use case is binary size an issue to begin with?

>>107738009
>language is backwards incompatible, stuff gets deprecated and removed every release, you have to keep tons of minor versions at the same time just in case
>no one adheres to semantic versioning (like the above, not even the language itself!), upgrading minor version of dependencies will break stuff
>no one maintains requirements.txt correctly
every fucking time i want to try out some python repo project, i have to first check the last commit date, then look for release dates of each dependency to find versions that were already released at the time the author was using it.
AI field is the worst offender, i don't think i've seen a 1month+ project that worked out of the box without having to tard wrangle the dependencies.

>>107738789
The language was fucked from the start, full of terrible ideas. However, with that as the baseline, it got fucked even more once a few Russian JavaScript tech influencers infiltrated the board and started pushing for the async shit and the type annotations. Since then Guido fucking left, and now every single release is breaking a bunch of old code. Not to mention that every dependency with C code has to be rewritten to accommodate for the backward incompatible C Python API changes, every single release. Half the useful libraries don't fucking work on the latest and the second-latest versions of CPython.

>Casually opens pipe app and pirates 4k videos and 160k OPUS audio without paying for a damn thing, then switches to bandcamp and soundcloud to pirate entire albums

Inagine paying google for the right to listen to music

>>107737914
>I' was never a music guy and I want to build up a taste
YouTube recs when playing songs are decent for discovery. RateYourMusic is good for discovery too but don't be a brainless retard that's afraid of dissenting and just copies all their opinions from it.
What's some stuff you like?

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>>107734072
Jellyfin/downloaded and managed music + symfonium is all i will ever need from now on, flawless app for mobile but i still use Sonixd on desktop

>>107737914
>I' was never a music guy and I want to build up a taste
Sorry to break it to you but AI cannot build your taste, as someone who has ~80k minutes listened every year on Spotify, it's not good at discovering new music of same/similar taste, you will still have to do it manually & most of the time outside of Spofity or any other music platform.
And, YT Music just recommends a lot of duplicates for 0 reason.
Neither are good for actual music discovery.

Apple Music for me

OpenAI likely has stolen a bunch of innovations from open source, then use their advantages in computing power to always stay ahead

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>>107732264
kinda? almost 5 inches

>>107732264
Le'Coon is apparently looking at robot suitable models that have physics prediction information understood by the model instead of language.

It's nice there's a new architecture change for the local models though.

https://huggingface.co/papers/2512.10942

>>107737235
I don't know what this is supposed to be/mean

I hate locusts so much it's unreal

>>107738656
ikr
I pity normies who spent 30 minutes on a free chatbot site and think that's all there is to it

Is "claude-4-opus" and "claude-opus-4" the same or what

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Will there ever be a model to replace GPT4-Chan?

>>107738959
1. You can't replace that
2. This is actual AI art

/g/ makes an 18th album
Theme: 'music inspired by the vastness, beauty, and strangeness of space'
Deadline: 3rd January [revised from late December]
>Song submissions
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107111628 - Light-year Transmission
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107172593 - Outer Space MRI
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107185749 - A Hitchhicker's Shitpost To The Galaxy
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107191730 - Black Space Intergalactic Planet Scissor Song (2003 Remaster)
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107315400 - it never mattered which came first
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107316887 - Pulsar in Cargo bay
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107377249 - blackholed
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107398928 - Stellar Sand
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107399556 - Dex the abandoned repair Droid
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107448972 - the universe is intelligent, the universe is the devil
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107462445 - S P A C E W A L K

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>Next album theme suggestions
[Suggested during listening party] movie score
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107099427 - Hardstyle Lumberjack
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107108933 - Hardstyle
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107110545 - Gabb(ie Cart)er?
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107239510 - what about country?
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107331321 - Dubstep
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107376205 - Intelligent Drum And Bass
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107416949 - Synthwave
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107432363 - Dark ambient soundscape
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107557685 - LOLICORE
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107558649 - found sounds!
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107622864 - Chiptune (Fakebit - no hardware/software limitations)
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107642251 - remixes of tracks from previous albums
https://desuarchive.org/g/post/107688677 - Trance Vol.2 (JE8086 [the free JP-80X0 emulator] ONLY Edition!)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqb4WJdmiOc
gen X anons are familiar with trance so maybe now they will realize that the software emulations don't capture the effortless "magic" of the hardware synths. after all, it's ostensibly "electronic" music as in, using electronic hardware components.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3AtKs2hZuc

>>107736940
kek you must be a retarded nigger who does not even have A+

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>>107738573

I have given a lot of technical interviews in the past year and I can't seem to pass them.

bringing an AR-15 to my next job interview

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>>107736185
>an entire object processing pipeline to replace find

>>107735080
I’m on Mint and I barely ever use the terminal.

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>>107735080
Windows routinely corrupts user profiles, silently reinstalls bloatware, and pushes updates that brick audio drivers. Microsoft has graciously gifted you the privilege of becoming your family's unpaid IT intern. Every weekend spent wrestling with PowerShell to undo what "Helpful" TelemetryUpdate v4.8.2 did to your system? Real adults don't expect stability. Real adults enjoy spelunking through Group Policy just to disable "suggested apps" for the 17th time. Real adults get a warm, nostalgic rush when they see the blue screen's calming gradient, ah yes, the familiar embrace of an OS that keeps you humble. And let's be honest: if you truly loved Windows, you wouldn't complain when it deletes your Documents folder "by accident." You'd thank it for teaching you the value of cloud backups (preferably OneDrive, conveniently preinstalled and impossible to fully remove, out of love).

The endless tinkering? That's not a symptom of systemic fragility, it's a feature. A bonding ritual. A digital form of Stockholm Syndrome where you start believing that spending your free time reversing Microsoft's latest "enhancement" is actually empowering. After all, why would you want an operating system that just… works? That'd be boring. Where's the character-building? Where's the joy of explaining to your grandmother, again, that no, "Windows Security" isn't a virus, it's just pretending to be one for her own safety? So yes, keep scripting, keep debloating, keep force-killing "Windows Modules Installer Worker" like it's a part-time job. You're not fixing a flawed system. You're participating in a sacred tradition: the eternal dance of the devoted user who insists, with tear-streaked cheeks and a freshly rebuilt boot sector, that this is normal… and maybe even good.

if Windows were actually easy, reliable, and respectful of your time you wouldn't cry about Linux all day every day.

https://unlocked.microsoft.com/pride/

>>107735080
>what is cmd.exe
>what is Terminal.app

>>107735080
desktop environments exist
also,
>implying your average normal fag knows how to use Windows

>>107738759
... no the proportions
That's a child.

do any of you anons play vidya? how so? what if you wanted to do cad work?

>>107738767
>>107738693
He's consoling the child.
It's the shadow of kermit the frog consoling a child, rendered in ascii art, 2026.

>>107738774
I just play everything through steam or retroarch, no different to windows

>>107738847
have you not been checking? >>107725279 (me) has a section dedicated to game icons. my approach is similar to >>107738847’s, minus the retroarch part.