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>>107850279
LMAO

>>107850451
This reminded me that I need Seia pussy...

>>107850462
A man of culture I see

What were people using to generate voice lines for characters like Asuka in both English and Japanese? I've seen several videos over the years and I want in. Seems like a great tool to test for animations or shitposts.

RIP Evulid.

>>107832461
cute

>>107818329
>One of my professors publicly announced his retirement during the lecture talking about how students don't care anymore.

To be fair, most professors don't really care either. College education is mostly a scam anyway.

lol

>>107843529
The best teacher I ever had at uni (like 5 years ago) literally did not know what git was.
He would teach graphics by explaining a scene graph, (loosely) what and how matrix math works and how it applies to vertex and vector transformations in rendering, the works. He also taught soft computing, which is the reason I know about natural and artificial neural nets, and genetic algorithms instead of just thinking "AI is a python script".
The man was sharp as a tack and seriously experienced, one of those sage types with a long white beard where the length of it is proportional to programming wisdom, but somehow had no idea what git was. One must assume he was just keeping multiple copies of his data over his multi decade tenure.
He also loved the Dreamcast. Said it was the first console that had spare polygons in its per frame budget. I miss that guy.

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>>107800711
>Never share this script with anyone. Ensure jobs security for yourself

>>107850811
It's more that the fundamentally reflect the prompts they are given. So if the user comes with certain psychotic tendencies, then the LLM is going to reflect and encourage that.

>>107840586
>>107850742
These are obviously not sane people, I cannot imagine an even mildly sane person using AIs in such a way.
I get irritated very quickly any time I'm using one for more than 5 minutes due to the extreme ass licking sycophancy and censorship.

>>107850826
What I meant is that lot of people have some crazy shit to say that they keep to themselves or their close friends, but then go to a chatbot and if they think it’s a smart conscious entity they will tell them the crazy shit and because LLMs operate on roleplaying (system prompt tells them to be helpful assistants) they will give in to their crazy shit, while normal people think LLMs are just dumbass clankers that can write well and sometimes make shit up

>>107850818
>chatgpt, should I get the new vaccine?
>"Yes my dear, it's safe and effective, and especially tailored to your anxious profile, reducing potential fears about the novel virus, also, the friend you mentioned 2 weeks ago would probably agree with me, but just in case, tell her to get it too"

>>107850862
The people who get roped into it dont have crazy ideas involving racism or other wrongthink and the sycophancy makes them trust the chatbot more. It’s probably people who half-live under the rock and never used LLMs unless saying crazy shit, so when in their eyes genius all knowing machine tells them they are correct and that they are geniuses they believe it because they have no idea this bot says that to any answer:

>>107848858

time djxl raw.jxl --disable_output
JPEG XL decoder v0.10.3 4a3b22d2 [AVX2,SSE4,SSE2]
Decoded to pixels.
5212 x 3468, 255.691 MP/s [255.69, 255.69], , 1 reps, 8 threads.

real 0m0.079s
user 0m0.383s
sys 0m0.071s

time avifdec -i raw.avif
Image decoded: raw.avif
 * Resolution : 5212x3468
 * Bit Depth : 10
 * Format : YUV444

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>>107850001
it works
now waiting for the trannyfox merge

>>107848858
>-threads 1
what exactly are you trying to prove with this, that jxl is more parallelizble? if so then yes that's true and one of it's many advantages

>>107850767
>>107848858
>[unknown]
just noticed this, your shitposts are completely irrelevant to the conversation

>>107850767
Single-thread decoding speed is a useful metric for batch image processing, but this specific use case is a phone and a single image, making it quite contrived.
Even then, the test isn't even properly controlled. Two different methods of measurement are used.

>>107850260
They are two different people.
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/98514866/#98516833
You won't be able to convince certain people otherwise, not even with actual photographic evidence. That's just how it is on an Azeri lamb cooking forum.

>>107850547
is that why all internet search engines return utter crap recently? to make AI look good in comparison?

>>107844490
There are higher skies than you are standing on. Microsoft IT experts are far above you.

>>107850547
Of course neets didn't find any other use than making shitty memes, productive members of society however have different opinion about AI and have the money to get necessary hardware for AI tools. The upgrade of your bing bing wahoo machine has lower priority and has to wait.

>>107850745
are you a shill? are you paid to say this?

>>107850799
Nope, but AI helps me save some time at work which is why I appreciate it unlike neet losers who just seethe over high RAM prices that their social security checks can't cover right now.

I wonder how far you could get using Win7 for a year in 2026

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just use the latest.

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>>107847845
>kibo tokumei

>>107847145
The guitar does sound kinda thocky

>>107850406
Thank you Anon!
Much better descriptions on there. Seems that the price is because its packed with features and the 3d printing is to reduce the price somewhat. But the model is available on github (https://github.com/PandaKBLab/zmk-config-offsetkey), meaning I could get it metal CNC'd.
Price without switches is $125, I might just bite.

As I transition, I find myself enjoying imperfect and annoying things
like scratchy linears with no lube
thanks Bayer AG

>>107849325
I liked cherry reds/blacks from the start.
Never liked the feel of tactile, hated the clicky sound even more. The "TICK CLICK TICK CLICK" sound pissed me off so much.
I was so happy to see more stock boards shift to linear switches. Fuck click, I want to hear a creamy THOCK.

got a monsgeek m1 v5 non via as a gift
its got the uhh mirror switches and its fun to type coming from only using linears since 2016
cons is limitations of unmappable functions keys on layer 0 + volume knob limited to mapping too (can't map FN + volume knob unlike keychron's v1)

>>107846726
Hello, James.

Perhaps after taking hrt, dilating and scheduling your penis removal operation, linux will make more sense to you. We shall welcome you here on this community as a fellow linux user and I'd like to personally thank Chris for his bold move into giving you digital freedom. Looking forward to hearing more about your linux adventure, Jasmine.

- Emmanuelle

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>>107846726
JAMES

ASK CHR IS TO DOWNLOAD "LIGHT MODE"
IT MAKES A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE.
BEST OF LUCK

LIAM

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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The Few, The Proud

Proud Graduate of The School of Hard Knocks

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bump for efforts

>>107848053
kekkk

>>107846726
James, computer issues aside you should have a talk with your grandson. Installing Linux means he might be a closetet homosexual if not worse. Linux is a virus ment to infiltrate computers of hard working common folks made by former soviet hacker Linyos Torovaltos.

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>>107849883
Embrace the monolith
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMHaEwbSiZg

>>107848840
Anon, I was thinking about this yesterday. Part of the world's enshittification.

>>107848840
>Vertical video is the norm now.
new iphone takes landscape vertical video and selfies

relax

relax

FUCKING RELAX BRO GET BACK

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Burn YouTube shorts to the ground. Disable that trash immediately.

as an occasional smartphone user I dont see why they wouldnt just hold the phone horizontally when watching videos

>>107848886
From my experience of people either bitching or liking it, use 0.1

What model does grok use to generate videos? Is it known? Is it much better than what is open for public to download and by how much?

>>107846531
so he is an oc. that's cool. any reason why he has a hole in the chest?

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>>107849671
>how do u go about making it generic like the stl
It's just memory, the implementation only needs to know the size of each element. Here is the insert method of my array. As you can see, it just copies bytes around, the array assumes it owns the memory you throw at it. You can initialize a struct on the stack and throw a pointer to it to the array_insert or array_push or whatever function and it just works because there is nothing special about memory.

>>107849707
thats a fine solution, but it looks like it would be cumbersome to use. the data's type is not known by the "vector". things like accessing elements would be annoying because you will have to do pointer casts manually, as i would assume it returns a void*.

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>>107849876
>but it looks like it would be cumbersome to use
Yes, for that I have a simple macro or two, just to make it bearable.

>>107847086
>i wish C would add templates
glibc has this in their extensions.
msvc doesn’t.

>>107837821
If C++ is so bad then why does every game engine uee it?

cause its chrome with a working adblocker, and blocks yt ads. and it also works on ios.

>>107849597
>why is [x] popular among normies?

>>107849597
Never joining the blink botnet. I'm stuck with Firefox no matter how much Mozilla abuses me.
But yeah, I don't know. Brave's crypto spam and stuff always rubbed me the wrong way. Plus, while I assume their adblocker is [probably] faster, it's not actually even fully compatible with all ABP/uBlock rules anyway, so... Never saw the need for a weird Chromium reskin that just redirects your data to them instead of Google.

Did any of these browsers finally get offline translation support like Firefox, and I /think/ Safari? Full-page machine translation was always the one kind of killer thing for me about them, but when Mozilla began rolling their local version out years ago, I basically stopped opening anything Chromium for any reason other than double-checking design and js functionality.

>>107849597
trannyfox = woke garbage
edge, jewgle chrome = shit adblockers, spyware

>>107849597
ff is better BUT consumes moar ram

>>107848110
do not stop faggyng

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*sends other UNIX boxes to /dev/null*
heh, nothing personnel

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>>107790853
16gb modules coming soooooon

>>107832082
Cute little waybar, I wonder if I can replicate that config (the module borders especially, the rest is almost identical to mine already) in polybar

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Me? It’s Stax

Should I get Edifier R1280dbs with the T5 subwoofer or for the same price get the R2000db? Do I really need a DAC for my PC set up?

>>107847431
Minidisc in Sydney is it for us, those dudes have everything

>>107847431
There are stores like that but there's nothing worth buying. Tried like 40 headphones.

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Spent $160 which seems like a lot for headphones, but I've given up on trying to repair HS60's and I those M50X's were only ever borrowed.

Hopefully they'll be good enough for audio production and that the bass won't be too off.