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>>107617777CHECKEDbut there are much older oldfags than myself.>>107617790GOODNONNNNNNNNNNsALOUDon my web site.
>>107617790Typical faggot. Cower in fear of autism chan’s greatness
>>107617808KEKI know too well that I am just a NNNNNNNN and I admire each of you without exception in so many myriads and layers of ways. MELUVS to see all of your desktops reflecting such an interesting and unique array of NODES of humanity, each of you a SPARK from out of the DARK MASS. I know that on the other sides of each of these desktops is a life lived, second by second, experiencing and processing all that it/(You) does/do, and I stand in awe of you NODES/SPARKS.UNIRONICALLYNIRONNNNNNNNNNNsICALLComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107618203Thank you for being a Fren this is for you
>>107611441What is your terminal theme?
>>107595794Six, maybe seven.
Go back home. Then I break the rules and call him a nigger
>>107600495wow, how did this lazer beam through his head not kill him? when was this picture taken?
>>107595794Sneed feed seed
send this thread to Elu on X (Formerly Twitter)
Python, one of the very few modern & popular programming languages not owned by big tech, is now begging hard for money at python.org (picrel), Wikipedia style.This comes after the PSF rejected an US government grant because the PSF can't stop shilling for DEI: https://developers.slashdot.org/story/25/10/28/211237/python-foundation-rejects-government-grant-over-dei-restrictionsThe same PSF then reported a surge of new donators following the above rejection: https://developers.slashdot.org/story/25/11/09/2017240/python-foundation-donations-surge-after-rejecting-grant---but-sponsorships-still-neededYet, they are now begging for money, using a big, intrusive and cringe banner at python.org, kek.This is what your donated money is used for: https://www.python.org/psf/grants>Conferences (e.g. PyCon Italia)>Event site subscriptions (Meetup.com) (e.g. London Django Meetup)>Django Girls Workshops (e.g. Django Girls Busan Workshop)>PyLadies Workshops (e.g. All Day PyLadies Workshop)These faggots have a whole page dedicated to their DEI philosophy: https://www.python.org/community/diversityTheir Libera Chat #python IRC channel is filled to the brim with trannies (they/them and she/her pronouns set as their IRC name).Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107613448HolyC
>>107613843https://www.eff.org/issues/reproductive-rights>This expanded threat to digital rights is especially dangerous for BIPOC, lower-income, immigrant, LGBTQ+ people and other traditionally marginalized communities, and the healthcare providers serving these communities. pozzed
>>107609034>if python provided at least 10$ of value to youwasting hours of my fucking life dicking around juggling countless packages and version dependencies, recreating venv setups that can't be moved or migrated, code that refuses to run because of mismatch in whitespace which is fucking invisible by the way.python is a fucking blight on software.maybe not as bad as some of the new languages but fuck one of the first that opened the door to bullshit aids retardism.
>>107615900this is why I love bitcoin. I can make transactions with no middle man
>>107615922I would rather tongue the anus of a street beggar than go back to Perl.There is a reason much of Unix scripting moved away from Perl, too bad Python was created by a boomer redditor.P.S. The Perl Foundation has its biggest donor in the form of Duck Duck Go (owned and ran by a jew that filter results).
I don't like these new captchasIt reminds me of every time I was rejected for a job because I wasn't fast enough to finish their annoying IQ tests.
Is there a way to see all the images at once instead of needing to scroll through one-by-one?
it's pretty hard to solve
>>107584575Awful
>>107618873Are you still crying?Let it go autist, it's been days of you crying over a example video
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will intel save us or will they chase AI like all the other retards
>>107618580>Is Intel going back to the 90s?Not anymore, but 15 years ago they sure tried.Intel only made these AIBs from the early-to-mid-2010's. Here is the first generation:https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/80555/intel-xeon-phi-coprocessor-7120a-16gb-1-238-ghz-61-core/specifications.htmlIt says "61 cores" but they had 4 threads per core, and there were versions with as many as 72 cores. The idea was to take on massively parallel GPU workloads by shipping a "CPU" whose main purpose was to run a gorillion AVX-512 cores instead. Obviously it didn't work.
>>107618665>Most tools are getting more and more support for Vulkan.Vulkan Compute? Got any examples?
every game worth playing was released prior to 2004you don't need a $48,000 dollar gpu to play them
what happened to amdthey used to compete with nvidia years ago, now they are completely irrelevant and forgotten and people who want an alternative to nvidia would rather believe in Intel entering the gpu market or chinks making competitive gpus out of nowhere
>>107618580>the Philippines used to make GPUs?The image is a CPU. There was a time where CPUs came on a board and the board slotted into the motherboard:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slot_1https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slot_AAs for the location, the chips aren't fabbed there. Instead that it is where the silicon was shipped to be and are assembled (put on the card or now in a package) and tested. For many years Intel did this in places like Costa Rica and Malaysia.
Discussion of Free and Open Source Text-to-Image/Video ModelsPrev: >>107609700https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide>UIComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUISwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUIre/Forge/Classic/Neo: https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassicneoSD.Next: https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnextWan2GP: https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GP>Checkpoints, LoRAs, Upscalers, & Workflowshttps://civitai.comComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
My wife is jealous of Z-Image Turbo. It's never seen a troon before. I am too.
>>107618974not sure what happened here...
>>107618981>>107618984that's her STAND ABILITY ゴゴゴ
>>107618542why doesnt the gross skin texturing bother you at all?
>>107619154busy imagining the smell
how the FUCK do i choose a good color scheme
>>107618398Use case for 96 workspaces?
>>107618698Because I can.
>>107616019>cold monthsnord theme>hot monthsgruvbox theme
>>107618398looks great. i like how it gives off a bit of 3d illusion where grey squares look like they are above the blue background
>>107616019Avoid those color scheme websites like the plague.My strategy with web design is to look at a bunch of web sites - well designed or not - until I get a good idea of what I want to do, then I do it. With color schemes I would start by designing the theme of the website around two or three eye catching colors. Then based on that I would pick an off-white to be the background color, a black to be text color. Then pick a slightly darker shade of white to be a background for areas that need to stand out, a dark color for highlighted text. The "theme" colors only get used very occasionally, eg for ctas, but they inform the rest of the design.
The dumbest plug design in the world, bar none.
>>107615970but wouldn't be safer and not hurt to step on like a lot of caltrop designs from european countries?why am I getting 3 stage captchas with 5 images instead of 1 stage with 3 images?
>>107616031phoneposting, by chance?why is everyone so obsessed with stepping on the plugs, what the fuck? in general, probably. something like a beefy double-walled barrel connector would be neat.
>>107616161no I am not phoneposting>double walled barrel connectorthat'd be kind of neat, no special plug orientation required
>>107586179>forgot to register his plug licence>wonders why the earth plug is confiscated when used
>>107585582That amount of voltage is only mandated to AI companies
NEW: Under UK Legislation anyone developing end-to-end encryption is now labelled as a “hostile actor”
>>107586751Now you realize the government is hostile by their very own admission.
>>107586862Encryption is just math. Math is speech
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>>107589174this is the UK's version of the China copypasta
>>107600928>>107612312fuck off jeet_nation
Happiness and Good Vibes! editionApplication advice:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TlqTVNtQd4Considering a side hustle?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K-Gr7VLCi8>Interviewinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kE0x3i4IloI>How to write a resumehttps://github.com/0xCyberY/CVE-T4PDF>Salary StuffComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107618384>Straight up zero pay.Why are you doing work for them then?
>>107618418Because I found one willing to pay a few hundred bucks per month after some persuasion and have yet to get a fourth offer letter and see if that one pays.
>>107618447>a few hundred bucks per monthEI in canada pays more than that
It occurred to me today that I can not recall ever having had a negative experience with an Indian working at a gas station, whereas I can recall a total of one positive experience I've had with an Indian outside of a gas station (also he had a British accent). Unrelated to that, I am so very hungover but have too much shit to do (I say as I post on 4chan) tonight to just smoke weed and chill on the couch. Brutal.
how do i pivot to lockheed where i can both get paid more AND complain moredo i just remind them that its Double Dick December or what
Itd be cheaper for society to give 90% of the country $1200 a month than for them to work. Crazy huh?
>>1076182991. Society has survived every resource limitation so far (big example: going from hunter-gather to agriculture)2. Innovations in technology open up access to new untapped resources (big example: oil fracking in addition to drilling)3. Innovations in technology optimize usage of resources so that each unit has more yield (big example: vehicle engine efficiency in miles-per-gallon)4. Cultural shifts prioritize and de-prioritize certain resources (big example: going from gold to gold-backed currency)Not only are resources relatively unlimited (the universe is untapped), our use of them also only improves with time, and our decision to use them is flexible enough to radically shift elsewhere.There is no "zero sum game".
>>107618344That's a healthy mindset for protecting yourself today, but it betrays you in your predictions.What happened with the invention of the textile mill? Society adjusted, where handweaving became obsolete and those sources of income directly eliminated, factories opened up, and society became able to mass-produce clothing.What will happen when many white collar jobs are automated? Society will adjust just like it always has, where those hands-on-keyboards workflows become obsolete and those sources of income directly eliminated, workflows will be streamlined, and society will be able to solve problems much more quickly, accurately, and at larger scale.Thinking you can bet against thousands of years of human adaptation because the current moment is bleak FROM YOUR PERSPECTIVE... is stupid. And I'm sure you agree with me to some extent, but you're playing devil's advocate for the purpose of conversation. Just don't fall under the spell of a narrow mindset you're toying with, or you might act on that false understanding and get burned.
>>107613595That'd require companies to be willing to accept a higher tax rate without whining to their paid politicians.
>>107618412All of those end up with most people becoming miserable after the elite figured out how to exploit the technology and oppress others with it.1. Farmers became enslaved through the feudal system.2. Traveling was no longer a nice to have but became a necessity.3. Optimization of resources is a sign of them coming to an end.4. Cultural shifts are just the government forcing people to behave a certain way.The universe may be full of resources but they might as well not exist if they're not accessible. If the zero sum game doesn't exist, population growth would be unlimited. That's not the case now as its slowing down and predicted to go negative.
>>107618798Your post is so incoherent that I'm not even sure where to begin replying to it. I'm saying that it's not a zero sum game because humanity constantly adapts and improves in an unlimited universe, and I provided examples why that's the case. You're disagreeing saying resources are out of reach... while forced to agree about history... yet changing the subject to oppression... making a separate point that advancement is a bad thing... and saying irrelevant things like what happened after innovations... all in one post. I suggest you think *before* you start typing... not while you're typing. Or at least review what you've said so that you don't look as dumb as you currently look for not being able to remain coherent in your reply.
>garbage collector
thats what i call my ticketing system
>User base almost entirely consists of people who don't want Chrome style AI shit>Add AI shitWhat the fuck is Firefox's new retard CEO thinking?
MBAs are retarded
>>107607705>WaterfoxOnly started hearing about it as of late. Why should I use this over librewolf and ungoogle chromium?
>>107618868You shouldn't. It was bought by an advertisement company in like 2018. Was great until that point.
>>107618901Outdated: https://www.ghacks.net/2023/07/04/waterfox-browser-cuts-ties-with-system-1-to-celebrate-independence/
>>107618912Don't think I've seen that happen ever before. Maybe they still have a chance. I'd need to do a proper dive in their sources before I trust now.
Be honest, you would be happy if you used Chrome like any normal person.
>>107618567>fell for the meme
>>107618422Can't set new tab to blank page without an extension, can't disable browser history, can't disable cache.
>>107618643so?
>>107618563i stopped using chrome in 2017 when they started adding scheduled tasks without consent to scan your pc for malware and forced signing into the browser if you logged into gmail
>>107618422i gave in a long time ago>>107618567ublock lite>>107618755i wish so bad i could get rid of chromethe other browsers slow me down though
why dont we just put windmills under the water?water is heavier than wind so it will make more electricity
>>107615082nuclear needs to be disconected if there is a serious fluctuation, and it cannot be load regulated.seriously grid stability is the most retarded argument for nuclearbut again you are saying that uranium is renewable
>>107615082>uranium is renewabletrue, but on a scale of tens to hundreds of millions of yearsin that sense, oil is also a renewable resource
>>107614115Probably a combination of gravitational forces and celestial collisions. The rotation of planets varies wildly, seems pretty random.
>>107611265lmao gottem
>>107611340explain why this wouldn't work
