>here's your AI revolution brohttps://finance.yahoo.com/news/grok-sexual-images-draw-rebuke-180354505.html
Grok spicy is the best thing AI has given us.
Grok is based actuallyhttps://x.com/grok/status/2005202743938457830
>>107747495most people left causing it to slow down because people just stopped caring. They then went to other boards where they could drive by post or have a much slower board. I'm telling you /b/ would a good board again if people simply fucking used it and spent more time on desktop.
>>107747444Who says the pic the guy posted was from twitter? He can save a pic of a kid from anywhere and ask grok to do shit to it
>>107746544Who is she?
He's calling for death penalty for people asking Grok to generate bikinis for those under 18. This could be HUGE.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quaLo8vET-Y
>>107748000That’s Canadian born to Indian parents in Canada, he is also “secular Muslim”(not abiding by any of their rules).
>>107747692Didn't he rape is gf or something? God, jeets are gross.
>>107747692>
>Americans freely give their high tech tools to thirdies>Let them abuse their water and electricity to use it>Then let them generate gooning material for them.And thirdies will STILL hate America. It baffles me, but thankfully I'm uninvolved.
>>107747692uh oh you stinky jeet, not muh fake pixels
Getting programming jobs by June will be incredibly difficult. All the entry-level and intermediate jobs will be accomplished via a $1000/month subscription to claude code. Every subscription will replace 10 full-time jobs.Many companies will go under. There will be no jobs. Only FAGMAN will be "safe". Most FAGMAN employees will either quit voluntarily or fight dirty to not get fired.Programming Jobs and Software jobs are KAPUT in six months. You have been warned.
>>107744719downside: more poop over everything
>>107743834This is the first time I've seen this, what the fuck.
>>107743694Average American read no books last year.
>>107743694use case for cutting out Sae from the video?
>>107743694Writers used to be paid a lot of money too. Now look at the state of publishing, books, literacy, etc...White collar work in general is going to get absolutely fucked. No clue what is going to happen to me when the time comes. I'll probably be in my 40s and too rigid and sclerotic to effectively retool... it's literally over
>>107655260Don'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.
>>107742526>>107742934Is there a language barrier or a reading comprehension issue here?I've been using the term "footprint" because besides weight that's what dictates 'portability'. Screen size is only a heuristic. Yes, Lenovo isn't making 12" form factor Thinkpads anymore with their big suitcase handle nigger lip bezels around the screen like they did in 2012. But since then they are making 13" laptops with bezels skinnier than [insert your 2d waifu]'s slit that are, dimensionally, almost the exact same L x W and invariably shorter in H, and weigh less (muh thin). One of the many mods for the X230 was a 13" 16:10 screen. It fits in the lid. A 13" screen contained within the same footprint on your desk, or in your bag.Observe, niggers:>X220:305 × 206.5 × 19.0–26.6 mm(12.01 × 8.13 × 0.75–1.05 in)>X390:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Bought an X390. Did I make a mistake?Posted from my Librebooted X200 with Librewolf, librely
>>107746713And for comparison:>X1 Nano293 mm × 208 mm × 14 mm (11.54 in × 8.19 in × 0.57 in)>Z13294.4 x 199.6 x 13.99 mm(11.59 in X 7.86 in X 0.55 in)
>>107727431>10lb laptopNot that heavy >VGA TN screen with a 5° viewing angleBuilt in privacy>paired with the processing capability of a 2012 smartphoneIdeal for DSL>battery life measured in secondsNew batteries exist>cooks your balls running a text editorreplace the thermal paste and you're goodComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107746736Mistake for what? I don't consider buying Thinkpads a mistake, mostly.
No one cares? For decades this smooth presentation was the standard for live and taped television.
>>107744643Jesus Virtua Racing looked so good in the Arcades. I had forgotten. Or the ones I saw were on shittier CRT displays.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB8VEql0TsE&t=150s
>>107743561On CRT TVs it does basically like like 60 FPS.The scanlines are quite fat.But on the downside this makes 480i pretty flickery.
>>107747347I know the smoothness comes from being 60 fields per second, but yadif 2x is also including interpolated information in the image. 50% of each frame is interpolated from the preceding and sequential frames. So this could result in a slightly artificial looking image compared to watching the naive interlaced video on the original intended medium. >>107747485>some shows were converted to 60i.Yes, shows shot in film, as you said.>Any normal TV game shows, soap operas, news, commercials were 60 frames per second.Not frames. It was FIELDS per second. This is the key difference that this entire thread rests upon. A field is not a frame. Two fields do not make one frame!
>>107747591>But on the downside this makes 480i pretty flickery.This really only shows up on graphics that are one line thick, causing them to flicker. For television programs it's very rare to perceive flicker, although I have seen the occasional artifact. I recall seeing some guy in a suit wearing a black and white striped tie that played havoc with the TV cameras.
Can I watch 1080i on my PC CRT?It can sync up to 2048x1536p at 60hz.
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>>107748191why does the modern male brain have no vomit reflex for whores? if guys saw 1000 people spit on a hamburger, basically nobody would eat it
>>107748199>i have a 9800x3d so i'll run one of the tests if you wantI did the multiple threads test and got 5747 after the full 10 minute run.I'm doing single core now.
I upgraded. I'm safe.
>>107748183Madison Heights, MI
>>107748217until something breaks
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is it possible to select the format/quality of the output with grimshot? grim does have the choice but grimshot's manual says nothing about that and web searches dont seem to yield anything useful eitheri used to use flameshot but it REALLY doesnt want to work on my wayland session
>>107744384There is no way Japan and China are that low
i made a new GEGL plugin for GIMP. first one of 2026. You can test a static form of it without installing by running this syntax in GIMP's gegl graphstyles color-fill=#ffffff color-policy=solidcolor enableoutline=true outline=1 outline-color=#ff0000 outline-blur=3 shadow-color=#ff84ee shadow-opacity=1 shadow-x=0 shadow-y=0enableinnerglow=true ig-value=#ff84ee ig-radius=1 ig-grow-radius=6 ig-opacity=1gaussian-blur std-dev-x=4 std-dev-y=4 abyss-policy=nonedropshadow x=0 y=0 grow-radius=2 radius=15 color=#ff0000 opacity=0.2id=1 overlay srgb=true aux=[ ref=1 opacity value=0.12 ]
>>107747345Chinks won't use Linux because it has no face. Reeks of poverty. Use OEM backdoored Windows instead. FREE EXTRA BACKDOOR!Japs are hyper-conformist robots who use what CEO uses.
>>107747670don't worry, NOBODY uses your gimp plugins
Welcome to the Daily Programming Thread. What are you working on, /g/?Previous: >>107711909
Problem: If a user accidentally double clicks something instead of single clicks it it will trigger a task multiple times which have annoying side effects.Subproblem: I'm too lazy to address this issue in a responsible way.Solution: Do the task on the UI thread so the program freezes after the first click and there's a built in ~3 second cooldown before the task can be triggered again.
Rewriting my sticky notes program in ncurses because spinning up SDL3 for something like this is excessive.
>>107732962Learn lambda calculus like a real programmer.
What's the fastest malloc implementation I can use on Windows for a single-threaded application? I might need separate heaps for fixed size objects. I'm also interested in what the state-of-the-art multi-threaded allocator is for Windows, but I don't have a usecase for it yet. I can't use arenas, I need to be able to free memory and have it reclaimed for later allocations. Rolling my own might be necessary but I would rather try a library first.>>107734724I implemented context pruning. For child pruning, the idea is to throw out higher order context if it's unlikely to be used. For parent pruning, the idea is that if we're unlikely to use the lower order statistics (of the parent), we can just throw them out and keep the higher order statistics (the children). Throwing out the lower order statistics may not be ideal, but given my update function, the model almost always prefers to use higher order statistics (this makes sense, realistically higher order statistics will be more accurate unless you have something like abc[random character]abc[random character]) so there's very little child pruning. Parent pruning does happen, but it means that during sampling you can end up in a state where you have no higher-order context (because that token sequence wasn't in the training data) and no lower-order context (because it was pruned), so you have to fallback to even lower-order context statistics, which should be less accurate. There's also some overhead since I need to have a pointer to the token/firing statistics vs. having it in the context allocation.Pic related has a few examples of the effects of pruning. Even at a 0.4 threshold it's not that bad, which is surprising since that means an event with 40% probability could be getting discarded entirely, and would fall back to lower order statistics. The memory saving is underwhelming, but it could be more useful with more training data. It also makes training slower.
>>107730163New Improvement my File Manager for TempleOS - Hovering- Implementing Context Menu still on progress - Reducing more lines of code -
Do you use your laptop in bed?If yes, what about the dust issue?
>>107745258>dust issueNigga you’re supposed to wash your bed sheets at least every other week
>>107747361I have slept in the same blankets for two years no prob so far i guess your skin get used to.
>>107745258I did when I had a small passively cooled one with no fans or vents. Sadly it was an HP so it died when Windows Update pushed a BIOS update to it.
>>107747361Your bed is still a dust farm even if you do that.
>>107747361do you even know where you're posting right now
>>107746644Salty that namespaces are beyond anything jails can provide. Pledges are nice though.
>>107746760The options listed on the login screen are :COSMICgnome classic gnome classic on waylandgnome classic on xorgUbuntu Ubuntu on wayland Ubuntu on xorgI just tried every one and only cosmic works. The others show a full black screen with lines of code for a few seconds and then just go back to the login screen. I even tested them both with dynamic mode and discrete GPU only mode set in the bios. should I just go back to windows lol
>>107747109Ok, look in /var/log for an X error log, or check journalctl.
>>107747386I just fresh reinstalled popOS because I think I broke something. Unrelated to resolution. The trackpad stopped working. But now after the fresh install everything is back to normal and functioning I just still can't set it to the desired resolution. Honestly I think im just gonna settle for 1920x1200. Fuck it
>use Gentoo with Mate desktop>want to try out Mate Wayland>works but it's completely different desktop entirely???>can't configure keyboard nor scalingAm I looking at the "Wayfire" thing here?t. knows shit about Wayland
Are these things a good alternative to compressed air?
>>107746982absolutelyThe wolfbox one is so fucking strong I can type just by blowing air on my keyboard
>>107746982Most of them are ass but a few work great. Projectfarm did a video with rankings where the wolfbox >>107747496 did good.
>>107746982you guys will buy anything on temu>isn't there a /chinkshitgeneral/?
Bought a random chink air blower and it worked great the one time I used it. I'm still not sure that it won't break after two more uses though.
>>107746982i just used my datavac to clean my server outit worked pretty well. it's not as strong as compressed air, but it's still pretty strongjust note that, at least for newer datavacs, apparently it's normal that air escapes out the seams when you put the smaller fixtures on
>IDC expects Apple to ship just 45,000 new units of the Vision Pro in the last quarter of 2025. >The overall market for virtual reality headsets fell 14 per cent year on year, according to Counterpoint Research. https://archive.is/aym6b
>>107747624Jobs was never a visionary, he just dangled some shiny keys in just the right way.Windows and Android is what actually changed the world.
>>107747660No, you just don't get it.
They have uses for simulation training and games, but that's a niche market.What the fuck is a normie going to do with this shit? Same with the meta glasses. One, no one uses metashit and two, no one cares.
>>107740527same reason it failed in 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2015 and failing now.
>>107747624I'd love to have no physical screens and be able to position 6 panels wherever I want. Fuck cables, mounts, desks and chairs. Also, fuck apple's walled garden with a cactus. I'm waiting on a good general *nix headset.
What is the best AI? I need to create a few images free of censorship,
>>107747657Like what?
>free of censorshipAnything you run on your own computer
>>107747581>What is the best AI? I need to create a few images free of censorship,Try gro-ACK!
>>107747991To be fair, all models ultimately train on each other and woke safeguards aren't necessarily going to be magically deactivated just because a less censored database.
>>107747606What do you use and recommend?
stop being mean
i call it curry
>>107745180This rabid AI obsession is all his.
>>107744200Stop trying to force-feed me your AI slop, Microsoft
>>107744200retarded OPjeetfaggot: >>107743219
keep posting 'slopya nadella' and 'jeetslop' on x until he resigns
Will 2026 be the year of ruby?
>>107736868Did they fix how astonishingly hardware-expensive-per-user Rails deployments are yet? No? Seriously?Then why the fuck would anyone use it when the price of RAM is going through the roof?Ruby: looks neat at first glance, then fucking sucks when you try to do anything with it properly. Even goddamn Python does better there, and Python's awful.
>>107736868no
>>107736868Fuck Ruby. Joke language.
>>107743692https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5GpOfwbFRcs
>>107739844or rewrite it in rust
