Previous /sdg/ thread : >>107688252>Beginner UIEasyDiffusion: https://easydiffusion.github.ioSwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI>Advanced UIComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUIForge Classic: https://github.com/Haoming02/sd-webui-forge-classicStability Matrix: https://github.com/LykosAI/StabilityMatrix>Z-Image Turbohttps://comfyanonymous.github.io/ComfyUI_examples/z_imagehttps://huggingface.co/Tongyi-MAI/Z-Image-Turbohttps://huggingface.co/jayn7/Z-Image-Turbo-GGUFComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107708785I'm sure theres some novel combination that would make for some cool stuff. I'll leave that to the 1.5 loyalists to find>>107708806nuts! (hehheh)(assuming thats a nut-man)
>>107708816i would but ...
i'm out of the loop of stable diffusion (used to browse threads with only alphonse mucha gens), can anyone rate this stack:>noobai>re/forgeui>pinokio
Get 'em while they're available.Lisuan Al Gaib.
>>107708579The unipolar world is dead buddy. Get over it.
>>107706756nice.competition is a good thing.us thinks competition means competitions within the usa/israel.amd vs intel vs armapple vs microsoftthey start screeching like toddlers and throwing shit around like poojeets when another country outside their sphere of influence, might compete.
>>107708580>automatedhaha! no.t. work in mining ops automation
>>107708580Mines are so cool
>>107708702>they start screeching like toddlers and throwing shit around like poojeets when another country outside their sphere of influence, might compete.not even that, the US has thrown its toys at competition from within its own sphere of influence, even the automotive industry in Europe faced some incredibly hostile responses from the USA
Should FOSS be on social media? Is KDE e.v. employee Paul Brown right about X being a nazi platform?Discuss
>>107706525I dunno I'm kind of a nazi and I never use xitter.
>>107706525Twitter is so weird, sure you have "free speech" but there are actual bots and people that literally behave like bots + larpers. It's fine if you use it more like an RSS feed via nitter for a few selected people you like to follow, otherwise it's completely shit.
>>107706525>hey paul!
FOSS should never be on proprietary web services like X or github.
>>107706525Leftists think its 1941, shit is hilarious
Had Logitech G305 - developed doubleclicking in a yearSwitched to CoolerMaster MM712 - scroll wheel started scrolling in random directions in a year, on top of shitty wireless connectivity.And the funniest thing is that I used $5 store brand mice before and all of them lasted me much longer than that without issues.Is there a single reliable brand of wireless mice that work and I won't have to pay through the roof to get?
Has anyone tried the keychron mice? Thinking about picking one up.
Short answer, no. Long answer, the industrial revolution and its consequences have been disastrous for the human race. Modern mice are built fully for the concept of planned obsolescence, because we are now about a decade past the point where optical sensors were considered perfect. To put it simply, there is no possible improvement to be made in standard mice according to the current meta. You can make them slightly lighter, that's about it. Because of this, manufacturers have been designing their circuits wrong on purpose to kill switches by undervolting them, there is no fix for this. Anyone who says "lol solder a new one in every 2 months" is a retard. In order to "fix" the issue they created because people got mad about it, manufacturers started using optical switches instead. The current failure component is the scroll wheel, which is kind of a double deal of assfuckery with NO POSSIBLE FIXES.No fixes, you ask? How is that possible? Well, the current zeitgeist is weight management, and traditional optomechanical scroll wheels, the kind that have been around for 30+ years and nobody has ever had a failure with, are a little heavier. The modern solution, the mechanical encoder, is a cheaply made piece of garbage intended to solve this problem by making the whole assembly lighter, and also about a billion times less reliable. In about 5-10 years, you'll start seeing hall effect scroll wheels to "fix" this problem.Meanwhile, I use a mouse made by whites in a first world country for industry applications with components used within spec, and so it'll probably fail in 100 years.
>>107696886my G203 died to a coffee spill then came back to life, never had click issues in 2 years but I broke the scrollwheel in some tardrageso I got a G305 and if that shits the bed I stole an old but mostly unused Microsoft WMO not long ago and will use that for the foreseeable future
>>107697048you will always be a woman
I never really get double clickIt's always the side bottons or middle mouse that goes first
>Use KDE gayland, everything is slow, low fps, input lag, weird frame pacing that doesnt feel smooth even with a smooth frametime graph in games>Use X11 with Xmonad Tiling window manager, It just werks, everything werks, no latency or input lag>High FPS, gaming just werks and I get 20fps+ more than gayland for some reason and its buttery smooth>Fast with zero bloat, Configure everything to my likingAt this point, I wont even use any desktop environment on linux if it isn't X11. Even XFCE is dead to me because it has wayland support. I will never support anything wayland based on linux.I'm X11 pilled.
wayland drove me back to windows
>>107708922Wayland being pushed onto people while still being an unfinished mess was a massive mistake
So, this shit is dead and captcha won't work anymore.How are you supposed to use 4chan now?
>>107701514Works on my machine
no new fork on the horizon yet?
>>107708804Why do you need one? XT still works.
>>107702280peak, works like a charm
>>107708972until it doesn't, like recently
Does this qualify me for unc status?
>>107704379This is cool, but your computer is a bit new for my taste.
>>107703589>>107704379>>107708669You genuinely don't need more for browsing 4chan and watching movies/TV shows/anime (which is what 80% of /g/ actually use their computers for)
>>107708679Trust me guy, you don't want to browse anything on mine or use it to watch videos.It can't even break 2000 MIPS in 7z benchmark. I'm not sure you even can conceptualize how bad that is. But hey, you can at least compare it to whatever crap you have.
>>107708658i like browsing with 1.5 eyes closed
>>107703589no but using Speccy does
What causes so many people to switch to windows 7?
nobody is saying this
>>107700145biggest question is what causes so many people to switch to windows 11
Actual straight cute boys are hot while faggots are ugly and produce deadly diseases and have no appeal <--- FACT
>>107706153It's AI
>>107699398>5 autistic discord troons dont countthis is way too true unfortunately
How does Red Hat make money if Linux is free?
But Fedora43 is supposed to be good....
>>107708883fedora is good because it's not completely under Red Hat control, there is still some (albeit not 100%) community control.That's why fedora uses btrfs and redhat is still keeping XFS on life support in RHEL.
>>107708817>Red Hat is shit unlike the big data giants who wants me to host everything on their servers.They're not 1:1 competitors, Red Hat services are mostly about having total infra management, with migrations to AWS, Azure, Google, etc, because the cloud alternatives clearly are not at the same scale. You're oversimplifying things in a totally retarded way.
>>107708916I'm saying Red Hat only has low-mid tier software engineers, and any good software engineer knows they can get a lot more money going to FAANG or a unicorn. The big 3 cloud providers have their own modifications and custom distro for Linux, use their own internal infrastructure tools. The cream of the crop of RedHat employees get picked up by FAANG and what's left are mediocre developers. Have you ever used a RedHat product outside of RHEL? Ansible or Satellite? They both are horribly designed and full of bugs.
>>107708883Wasn't 43 buggy as shit before they started fixing that?
/dpt/ - Daily Programming ThreadWelcome to the Daily Programming Thread. What are you working on, /g/?Previous thread >>>107670460
I'm overwhelmed I feel like I need to understand things at a LOW-LEVEL but I also need to BUILD FAST and just FINISH THINGS.
>>107707892Your teachers just suck.
>>107707916you literally do not know who i am
>>107707991If believing that makes you feel comfortable.
>>107707892You should split your time and do both. Low level understanding is invaluable, but it's also an endless quest. You'll never reach a point where you feel like you understand everything that makes your program work. The only way is to iteratively deepen your low-level understanding while also practicing your ability to actually ship stuff.
New version is out. Also, why was my previous thread deleted? This is a software-based application explicitly engineered for operation within the computational and telecommunications framework of a handheld mobile device, ok? It is therefore unambiguously situated within the broader domain of contemporary technological systems, infrastructures, and applied digital sciences, and as such relevant to /g/.
>using 1.3.33.0 nowI think I have enough. What does the beta do?
>>107688104Yes, I am a paying customer with a 4chan Premium account and I post from KurobaEX.
>>107708601it fixes shit and updates shit
>>107708606I have a free lifetime subscription on 4chan, and I use KirobaSEX 1.3.35.13 Beta :^)
>>107706395Thank you, this worked
I wish I discovered this sooner
>>107707626do you unironically sit down and quiz yourself on anki notes? god that shit is boring
>>107708763About 250 reviews per day over every subject, takes about 30 minutes a day
>>107706828I used obsidian for about a year but it wasn’t really opinionated enough for me. I had been doing better with org-mode but I was running it on my work MacBook via Homebrew deps for native comp which broke everything every 2 months or so and I had to troubleshoot for hours. My work offers Notion for us so I grabbed a license and have been using that instead. It’s pretty much perfect aside from a kind of lack of interoperability/API access which Obsidian is much better at. I wanted to love Obsidian but I never found a good structure for organization. Dailies and backlinks? Or one big file for a topic? I never took the time to organize any of it and with Notion I don’t really have to. Just ease of use for me
>>107707626what's your take on the method of loci?
>>107708942Definitely legit but im not currently using it
Hello /g/, this is not my usual board (/adv/) sorry. And im sorry im not just jerking off stallman and torvalds Im a junior cs and biomath double major at a US target university I really want some advice on how to bag a summer tech internship for this current cycle at like pharma, genomics, or medical equipment companies and the like.The job market is really bad and i hear a lot of horror storis about how there are no more internships or entry level jobs for CS majors anymore.i have some research experience, but my gpa kinda sucks and im just gonna half-lie about it. My experience, like projects, is mostly in educational tech to be honest. Professors tell me theyre impressive projects, but yknowAny advice?
>>107708820Okay sorry i didnt realize employment was such a touchy topic
>>107708772>how to get internshipEasy, Ranjeet the Indian Hindu invader. You go back to India, and you stay there and marry your sister. We're full, and we don't want you. Not now, not ever.
>>107708850im white though?
>>107708772Why don't you ask your professors? They have experience with guiding students and they have connections.
>>107708862>im white though?It's always Indians that claim to be white when online. So even more reasons for you to get lost.Your "junior cs and biomath at a US target university" does not impress anyone.>low key brag fail
>boss installs audio logger on remote workers PCs>sits down and listens to my recording, with silent parts trimmed out>100s of burps and farts>thanks his lucky stars I'm fully remote
so did you kill all the roaches in your house?
>>107708539Is this an asmongold reference?
Buy a white noise machine
Have any of you tried e-ink monitors? How was it on your eyes?
>>107706176I'm going to consume one of these
Yeah I don't care about technology anymore. The last cpu worth buying was an i7 4790k. The last gpu worth buying was an 1080 ti. The last OS worth using was windows 7.
>>107706176not monitor, but Kindle is nice
Every e-ink screen over 7 inches or so costs an arm and a leg for some reason. If I got one for free, it'd use it to read books I guess. I don't think it works for anything else, even editing text because of the refresh delay
>>10770867610" readers are under $400 and 13" ones start at $580. Not that different from the $200 the 7" models cost these days.>even editing text because of the refresh delayWriting latency has dropped to 10ms for some brands, 60Hz monitors also exist. You're making assumptions based off the shittiest implementations.
