I'm using KurobaEx dev and the recaptcha is not working, I didn't have problems with the new Captcha before
>>107572872It's fucking over.
>>107572872Yeah same thing with kurobaex and ChanceIt was working for me but then they changed something again and now everything is broken. This fucking sucks and I'm already having a shit day.
Time to find a new backup browser>Third: Firefox will grow from a browser into a broader ecosystem of trusted software. Firefox will remain our anchor. It will evolve into a modern AI browser and support a portfolio of new and trusted software additions.https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/leadership/mozillas-next-chapter-anthony-enzor-demeo-new-ceo/https://www.phoronix.com/news/Mozilla-New-CEO-AI
>>107570619Do you use f-droid? There are some browsers that are really just custom frontend GUIs for Android system WebView you will know when the browser is only a few hundred kilobites or less than 5 megabites at the most, I use JQuarks or SWeb sometimes
so firefox has the worse engine and now it will be filled with AI slop. what's the point of using this shit even and not go Safari or Chromium?
>>107570555who else would want to "manage" a controlled opposition non-profit "organization".
>>107572275They already conceded that their strategy moving forward is going to be full transparency on the use of AI, the how and where, including how to turn it off and ensuring every user is capable of turning it completely off if they want to.Basically, they're playing the AI bullshit bingo game to mooch investor money, and nothing else.
will it be rust tranny AI?
Every single year AI companies are spending hundreds of billions of dollars making barely any revenue in return.When will AI turn a profit?How do you lose $143B of tax payers' dollars in just a couple of years?
>>107571137Which is odd that they are giving these fags bazillions of dollars without any oversight by federal organizations that actually make weapons, like the DoD and DoE. You also don't hear anything about what the actual government is up to with AI. Pretty sure the DoE has compute capabilities that rival or exceed any private company.
Some are just early participants in a Ponzi, so they win regardless of outcome.Others are true believers in AGI and data centers are the infrastructure, even if LLM is not the way to it.
>>107543848>How do you lose $143B of tax payers' dollars in just a couple of years?Only 143B$?These niggas are spending literally trillions of dollars building fucking datacenters all across the world, even if it's circular money that gets shuffled across the same 3 coroporations, that's still trillions of dollars that they will never recoup unless they reuse those datacenters.
>>107543848it does not need to make money.twitter and youtube has always been lossmaking.youtube losses billions every year but they are ok with that as long as it is the most visited website on the internet.
They'll make it indispensible. Have people rely on it as industry/daily life standard. Then paywall it with a subscription model.
Previous Thread: >>107514057 (Cross-thread)>Links:>DALL-E 3https://www.bing.com/images/createhttps://designer.microsoft.com/image-creator>4ohttps://chatgpt.com/https://sora.chatgpt.comhttps://copilot.microsoft.com/>Imagen 4 and Nano Banana (Pro)https://gemini.google.com/apphttps://labs.google/fx/tools/image-fxhttps://labs.google/fx/tools/whiskhttps://aistudio.google.com/prompts/new_imageComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107570339The text says: ask me about loli hentai
>>107569761>>107569771very nice
>BREAKING: OpenAI releases "GPT-Image-1.5" (ChatGPT Images) & It instantly takes the #1 Spot on LMArena, beating Google's Nano Banana Pro.The Benchmarks (LMArena):Rank: #1 Overall in Text-to-Image With Score 1277 (Beating Gemini 3 Pro Image / Nano Banana Pro at 1235).Key Upgrades:Speed: 4x Faster than the previous model (DALL-E 3 / GPT-Image-1).Editing: It supports precise "add, subtract, combine" editing instructions.Consistency: Keeps character appearance and lighting consistent across edits (a major pain point in DALL-E 3).Availability: ChatGPT: Rolling out today to all users via a new "Images" tab in the sidebar.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
US moves to bar CHIPS Act recipients from purchasing Chinese chipmaking equipment for 10 years in November.US also tighten their export control, causing CXMT expansion to cut short.Both CXMT and YMTC might be fully banned soon, they are still allowed to work with other companies and supply their memory for chinese market for now, this could soon change.
>>107571956
>>107572640>then asking the US to do business thereBecoming less consequential, daily.
americans pretending their shithole government abides by their own laws they impose on others is the funniest shit ever lol
>>107565349this is only going to make dram prices worse
US is only 15% of the chinese market lolThey'll be fine
libre editionprevious: >>107524364
>>107572514oh and also, the picrel of that post is a gem, i thought it's funny
>>107572148You can't just be an attention seeking faggot, no. You have to have "main character syndrome." You're not an attention seeking faggot. You're trying to be "like the main character in a movie." It's a funny meme, but not anymore, because some faggot had to write an article taking it seriously.
>>107550494>>107550524ur mom says hi
>>107572514Ye, it is weaker, yet way fewer poasters, hence FAGGOT FILTER!>>107572546MCS isn't about "attention seeking", it's about seeing oneself as THE center of all action which one participates, as opposed to being merely a contributing, supporting, or even background part of the action. It might /include/ attention seeking, but attention seeking is /not/ the key aspect of the "syndrome". It's moar related to an inflated sense of SELF IMPORTANCE within the contexts of "literally everything".
>>107572582Based, fuck fetches, and the moms of NNNNNNNNNNNs.
>>107572696Which is hilarious because the ABSURD resources needed to feed all those data centers is the polar opposite of Green and there's still barely any pushback by environmentalists. They all just keep using shitgpt like everyone else.
>>107572713Says a lot
>>107572713It was just an investment scheme, anyone who thinks carbon dioxide is bad for the weather is a retard
>>107572668I FUCKING HATE THE NEW CAPTCHA I FUCKING HATE IT I FUCKING HATE IT I FUCKING HATE IT
>>107572668It seems like it'll be easy to disable it though?
Previous /sdg/ thread :>>107556266>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.
>>107572466what the fuck is a captcha?
>>107572589haha what the actual fuck?they finally added an iq test for postan
Its just bots and people replying to themselves now
>>107572662It's infectious, I can't help myself
Will the RAM crisis force devs to optimize their programs?
>>107571942come to think of it, this could potentially cripple indie gamedev
>>107572072Are you stupid?
>>107570189underprodusing programmers my local sluts
>>107570189No, devs will only do what is profitable, which is to ship as many features as possible, and make sure there are no show stopper bugs. Optimization is only done when its lack is a show-stopping bug.Curiously, devs who develop for fun typically write much, much better code.
>>107571320keknice oc
in japan, there is no standard AC frequency. as a result, there are two national grids. also, Japan is the only country using 100V voltage
>>107570911>>107572405>no bulgesYikes!
>>107569405>so lets say I have the pipe and the amperage exceeds the amount the physical material can handle, does the pipe burst (cable melt)? then what about if voltage is exceeded or is that not possible?voltage being like pressure in a water pipe still holds as an analogue here, because too high a voltage for a given wire will result in a breach of its' insulation. i.e. it will arc out to something outside of the wire, kind of like a burst pipe.higher voltages require more insulation (water pipe thickness)
>>107572534>>107569405as for amps, that's the speed of the water through the pipe, and watts is the volume of water flowing through for a given period of time. they aren't the same as the resistance (diameter) of the wire (pipe) can vary. a large (low resistance) pipe can deliver more power (watts/water) than a smaller pipe at a given flow rate
>>107572356For TVs without full support for 60hz this is to be expected. The vertical size is calibrated for 50hz. The scan moves across the screen at a fixed rate, at 60hz it has less time, so it can't cover the full size of the screen. TVs that fully support both 50 and 60hz detect the frame rate and adjust the vertical size to compensate.
>>107566933This is evidence that we live in an altered timeline.Originally Japan was occupied by American and Soviet forces following WW2, and as a result two different AC standards. But because of meddling by time travelers, Japan was only occupied by the US and this is the only thing that didn't change when the timeline fractured.
Are you ready to serve your country /g/?https://techforce.gov/
>>107562488Why would people from half of those want to work for an administration that already shat on them for muh antisemitism (not worshipping their israeli overlords enough) earlier this year?
>>107560487>Tech Force will be an elite group of ~1,000 technology specialists hired by agencies to accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) implementation and solve the federal government's most critical technological challengesKys.
>>107560487I thought the point of DOGE was ending waste like government coding bootcamps
>>107571032
>>107560487I applied, even though I'm from germany, can't wait what they will answer me :)
>there will be some sort of a tool in the future that will do 80% of what those developers do in their day-to-day>fast forward 5 years>AI can already do 80% of what web developers can do>job market for webshitters starts to shrink like neverIt's funny to see webshitters coping in the comments section thougheverbeit.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yodWEPgn8NA
>>107566395Meh I feel like picrel hasn't aged at all.Just replace stack overflow with AI.Yes webdev is way easier than before, but it was pretty easy to begin with.You just copy pasted some guys boilerplate, tweaked it to your use case, and used stack overflow to resolve any bugs.The AI just does these same things too under the hood, provided you can guide it well enough.If you could web dev before, you can web dev faster.If you couldn't web dev before, you still can't.And no having Cursor doing a toy app end to end means nothing.It's the equivalent of dling some guys github project and calling it your own.
>>107566544it's more than 30 years old and you don't think real programming is being done on it? ok, halfwit.
>>107567222fuck you, nigger. java and objective-c are awesome. swift and kotlin are rot that enable shit programmers to program for mobile.
Programming is not a real job.
>>107566577I work for a privately held company and we cater to a particular sector where we're literally the only viable regional supplier capable of offering the know-how and services that we do. My advice: find a niche that's relatively free of AI dumbfuckery and ride out the storm.
the AI village is an humiliation ritual for AIs
opus 4.5 just traded their queen for a rooknow i cant expect llms to understand chess but fucking hell theyre dumbthe rest keep refreshing and restarting the match
>>107571450and hes mated himself and thus decided the game glitched bravo
>>107569959
>>107568814All videos are doom-bullish on AGI, except the one where he (claimed he) invested money. Nice.
>>107571539https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmlSSSN7C78
#confused #calmadult
>>107572261What is vulkan?
>>107570229Because you haven't disabled them yet.
>>107572245You can just use Lutris then play all the GOG games you want without winshit
>>107571665the windows 10 end of life spook was specifically about security updates though>>107572221it's probably this and a bit of enshittification. i've noticed that windows explorer now refuses to preview anything that isn't a 30 year old image
>>107570229windows 10 updates will continue for ~1 year, but you have to opt into them or somethingmaybe you're already opted in
eventually im gonna buy a hosting and a domain with it but how.
>>107572470Thanks.
>>107572532You can't break monero.fail Tor nodes.
one monero to whoever can fix this Python script for downloading images off https://doujin.io.script:https://files.catbox.moe/tumhit.zipthe script fails when it tries to download these comics:https://doujin.io/manga/976723514/naughty-onozukahttps://doujin.io/manga/1218892784/old-library-uishlistif the website tells you "404" or "403 Forbidden" when you click on any comic, go to the main page, create an account (it's free), go to search and type in their titles "naughty onozuka" or "old library uishlist"..
>>107572559>relying on 3rd party nodeUsing a .onion node is better than using a clearnet one, but if you want maximum privacy, you can run a local node within a Whonix VM. Many remote nodes are honeypots being run by chainalysis companies, and even though they may not be able to doxx you from one transaction. Every time you connect to a remote node, it learns about the last block your wallet synced, and it can tamper with the data it sends you and mess with your decoy selection. This kind of stuff can seem completely harmless and like it won't affect 99% of users... but you never really know. Running your own node locally (behind Tor) is still the gold standard, better than using .onion remote nodes.
>>107572338Yes, this is what's going to make Monero the ultimate, flawless privacy coin. Monero is already better than Zcash simply due to the fact that it enforces privacy on all transactions by default. The FMCP++ feature will just bring "sender anonymity" from "plausible deniability" all the way up to "zero knowledge" - just as the sent amounts and receiver identity are already ZK on Monero.
