Why is nobody making a response to the solar power video? I'm not even talking about the political part of it which is really obviously wrong and the lowest hanging fruit in the whole episode. This is /g/ so I am asking about the technical part of it.The first and most basic question everyone should ask after the whole ordeal should be>if true, why do countries still fight over oilThe EU built a shitload of wind and solar, billions upon billions were spent to ruin the landscapes of various countries and still can't cover even a quarter of its energy consumption with renewables not even mentioning that a huge part of that comes from hydro power which is something we had for eons and things like biofuels.Still they shat their pants as nordstream got rekt and now in the end still buy russian oil and gas but in a different way so that they can pretend they're not.Why is China still working on Belt & Road? Why are they importing oil?The other part is that solar panels can't be that simple and cheap. Yes, it's 90% aluminium, but if I cast a bunch of aluminium parts into solar panel parts, I don't have a 90% efficient solar panel, I have a useless fucking alu frame. It isn't trivial to produce. They are cheap and make sense, but does the $7B of subsidies have to do something with it? What happens when that money stops dripping? What happens when everybody supposedly moves away from oil which is forced to pay eco taxes in various stages from extraction to the gas pump? Will solar be as profitable if it had to pay those taxes?I mean, I don't have the numbers, but it's obvious this does not make sense in the big scheme of things.
So the srgument against solar failed and it devolved into arguing about the last psrt of the video.ICE really does need to be abolished.
>>108113266> we still use crude oil products for public engergy generation is because some people have invested their existences on itNo, we use it because it's the only viable source. The entire global economy is built around it and until something as cheap and readily available comes around it will continue to dominate. It literally is not any more complicated than that.
>>108113241i'm a firm believer that immigrants that don't contribute anything should go back to where they came from. when are planning to go back to /pol/?
>>108109945It is due to thermodynamics and a very limited number of options on the menu. Water just happens to be a very good thermal medium that can also work as a moderator for neutrons.
>>108113387That makes me question: How far are bioplastics right now? How viable are they and how well can they be scaled up? This is besides the other products from refining light/heavy oil, since they're mostly used for combustibles from what I know.
I'm sick and fucking tired of windows 11, it's constantly eating up space and I can't even update it because it always gets stuck at 10% progress. What do I fucking do?>inb4 get a new computer
>>108105099I have literally never had an issue with windows 11, and it's boosted my gaming performance measurably. You're a low T, low iq retard who can't even figure out how to use a fucking mainstream operating system for normies. What's even worse is you decided to post on 4chan, while you could have just posted this to chatgpt and gotten exactly the answer you needed on how to fix it. You're a retarded zoomer, kill yourself, stick to iphones, never post on here again.
>>108105099You will upgrade to the latest ESL vibecode and you will like it.
It's hilarious how many times Windows Update destroyed itself over the last 3 years for me. Definitely at least once a year. And every time it's the good old scan integrity, troubleshooter, delete update database/etc dance.Thank god all my machines are already on linux or dual boot, I'll soon phase out this garbage out of my life.
>>108112560Eat shit Microdick guzzler.
>>108105099>He hasn't even gotten the KEK updatezozzle
Look who's back!
>>108113706>flagnothingburger
JXL WON
Why have LLMs not brought us any novel software or improved software quality?
>>108113762The question that eternally BTFOs AIjeets.
Because the technology can't do that, dude. It can only blur together its inputs.
Because you need intelligence to create. LLMs regurgitate. Somehow I think you already knew the answer to this question.
Cope thread. You're on your way out jeetboy.
>>108113762as an artist I dream of software to clean my sketches and make decent lineart or do automatic 3D retopology, uv mapping and rigging, but alas no one cares to help artists anymore
What a fucking dick sucker.
>>108112839>He still works actively to this dayHahaha and Linux still doesn't work, idk if he's a sunk cost con artist or a retard
>>108113199Found the Microsoftie
>>108112839I bet Linux Torvalds wouldn't try burning incense and eating fruit to cure cancer.
>>108112839Linux is bigger than mach and Torvalds wrote extensively about why that would be.
>>108113142no one worth a damn writes code from scratch anymore, get on with the times grandpa
Even if you buy several huge drives there's nothing much left to download compared to 15 years ago. I'm saying this as a person who's still seeding and sharing stuff since 2009. Torrent trackers, forums, personal websites with direct links are either shutting down or becoming ghost towns (yes even your beloved Rutracker because two biggest contributing countries are getting destroyed and depopulated), blogspots and file hosting services are totally dead, even p2p networks are dead (even soulseek is becoming a mere shadow of its former self not to mention scammers).People who used to rip music and films from CDs, DVDs, VHS, crack licenced programs, games, OSs, create repacks, keygens, upload and share their files 24/7 are getting old and tired or worse - facing legal issues, their hardware is starting to fail because it has been running 24/7 for decades. Nobody is passing the torch to younger generation and everyone's getting used to live without a desktop, use subscription based services and products even if they're heavily censored and limited. Newer hard are much less reliable than the ones that were produced 20 years ago no to mention that all storage devices and other hardware are getting ridiculously expensive and companies are eager to price their consumers out of hardware ownership.I'm not trying to discourage you, download everything while it's still possible, just bear in mind that most good stuff which was very easy to find some years ago is now lost without a trace, you're gonna have to scrape the bottom of the barrel to find anything.
>>108112771>Like Blot Mine, Dureforsog, VA - Braindead I-IV to name a feweverything is there in the highest quality on the service I use, not torrent, not spotify garbage btw.
>>108108281If somehow piracy is actually stopped there's still an incredible amount of physical media you can find secondhand for very cheap, at least in the US. You can even rip media for free by checking it out from your local library.The only thing I've noticed that notably lacks in availability is drivers and software and documentation for obscure devices, especially older stuff that hasn't been sold since the early 2000s. I own packet radios I can't even find manuals for.
>>108113306i was in your situation where i wasted 30 minutes searching for a movie both on trackers and hindisubsmovies websites, the thing was on youtube the whole time
>>108109298Acid usually drains all your lower energy and sends it up. I recommend thinking over it some more as to not neuter yourself longterm.
Eh, 'scene' group releasing is still very active and likely always will be. There'll always be an old guard, you seem pretty misinformed and hyperbolic. Nice butt however.
>Version goes backwards.>Python 3.6 was released before the version 3.15Any common sorting software, will place 3.6 as a higher number than 3.15Because it is read as 3.6060 > 15Lmao.Nobody was smart enough to future proof and released as version 3.06So they could release 99 versions without any problem.
>>108112324>Any common sorting software, will place 3.6 as a higher number than 3.15You are an absolute retard. The dot in version numbers is not a decimal point.
>>108112324>60<15Python maths
>>108112492Never attribute anything to malice that could equally be attributed to mental retardation.
>>108112324>Claude how do I separate major version number from minor?>Grok how do I split a string on a period?>Tyrone how do I satisfy my wife?
>>108112324>Any common sorting software... has options for selecting the collation type.
Is it stronger than your PC?
>U processorwhoever owns this system got duped.
>>108113551Why do Brits get their news from BBC?
>>108113925Oi! Mate, you got a license for your news?
>>108113534Because it's a one size fits all pc made for 400 different industrial applications and it's literally cheaper to have a bunch of overspecced systems than to do do development and testing for 5, let alone 50 different ones.Besides, the customer is the one paying for the hardware. As long as they don't care, why should the company making these things?
>>108113534That's a 2 core CPU for netbooks, nothing really wasted.>>108113810It's less about the CPU and more about the board. There is an entire industry around taking crummy x86 CPUs and making boards for commercial/industrial purposes.It would blow Linux tards minds to learn they will deploy a full x86 pc with Windows just to display a slideshow of jpegs
And start using open source chat room source code And AI moderation open source CSAM or of the likeness
>>108113839people will do this as soon as incompetent devs create tools that allow more people to easily build and configure them.spending hours pouring over docs just to get something as simple as a reverse proxy functioning in the hellish swamp of docker containers every app creates is not something people should have to do. expectations have shifted. if devs don't want to meet users where they are nothing will improve. that's just how it is.
>>108113839>some people do this>works for a while>their ISPs get c&dokay champ
>>108113839where do you find that FOSS CSAM detection? I am interested, all the solutions I've seen are paid.
>>108113839that already exists, its called irc
>>108113839>And AI moderation open source CSAM or of the likenessAre you volunteering your harddrive for the training data?
use case for polygons edishThis is the general for discussions of usecases for anything.>what's the usecase for [anything]?>what makes you think [anything] is a metric?>that's your misinterpretation.>This conversation is getting a bit heated. I recommend slowing down.>resourceshttps://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Emmanuele_Bassihttps://ebassi.com/https://www.bassi.io/https://mastodon.social/@ebassihttps://developer.gnome.org/https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME>Code of conductComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108108198usecase for keeping the mask on?
>>108099433How can one man be so far up his own ass to have a phonetic pronunciation of his own name?
>>108092170>Use case for women's rights?
ebasedi
Is ebussy actually based?
What about using a static effect in the background, but a still static in the foreground? Gif related. If computers can only analyze individual frames, then they can't see the letter.I call it Static Static-Static.
>>108106424technically that's already in place, but the timer should be the other way around so if it's solved in less than 1 second it won't go through.
just dont get banned guys. after a month my cookie is so trustworthy I only get a single challenge
>>108113548wow amazing idea taking away the scrollbar and making it put them all on the screen like this. thanks
>>108107101It's interesting how it's easier to discern the moving noise compared to the non-noise.You could still do the diffference trick. Just have each pixel store how many of it's neighbours (both spatially and temporally) flipped colour. The black sections will have high difference and the white ones low.
>>108108904i see
Why don't we have big robots yet? Instead our elites are funneling billions into chat bots that larp as humans. Billions of dollars for most useless gimmick ever
>>108110198>Why don't we have big robots yet?As >>108110273 said we do but they're fixed station units. But the reasons are some why we don't have giant mobile robots > Energy Storage Batteries aren't dense enough to last the time needed to make them useful . You'll an ICE engine to keep them going. The flip side is you'll need more efficient electronics to make those batteries go farther. We also have flying robots aka drones which while lame and gay do their job efficiently. Maybe. Eventually we'll get better power sources that will give us our gundams
>>108110198we do.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAqvv6LNi58
>>108113482that's not a gundam or an evangelion sprinting at 300 km/h, that's an obese novelty autobot
>>108110198an aircraft carrier is basically a big robot.
>>108113930fair enough.
Just tested this as an alternative for Discord and have to say it's actually pretty good. Encrypted chats, voice and screen share with unlimited quality and bitrate and you can host your own server if you want. It's open source and partly compatible with Matrix (devs claim they are working on making it fully compatible). Why did nobody of you faggots mention this as a Discord alternative before? Fuck Element, Teamspeak will be my future Matrix client.
>>108110410I tried it when they dropped the beta last fall. It doesn't have basic functionality like a server admin being able to delete chat messages, or those chat messages being stored server side. I honestly think the only reason teamspeak 6 hasn't taken off is because the devs or the company are being funded specifically not to. That is the only logical reason that explains the complete dumpster downfall of teamspeak
>>108110859normalniggers were a mistake anon.
>>108112628Fucking turn the phone so that the camera faces your monitor you amoeba
>>108110569many such cases with the hyper retarded tech illiterate masses
>>108110859Reddit killed forums before discord did
Only dalits code in C sar, Python is reserved for supreme brahmin brain
aren't brahmin the cows from fallout
Is this why Windows 11 is so bad?
>>108110838redeem windows copilot llm asap saar
Indian caste discrimination fascinates me.What deterimines the caste you're born into?Are the dalits actually a literal servant class?Do the brahmins legitimately think they're better than the other indians?
>>108113561YesWorseWorse
scans Edition>Not sure what private trackers are all about?A private tracker is an invite-only torrent website. Each member shares common goals: collecting, preserving and discussing media.>Have a question?- FAQ https://archive.is/UVQkn- WIKI https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Private_trackers- NEWFAG PYRAMID https://inviteroute.github.io/graph or https://inviteroute.github.io/sheet/- STUDY https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/2F379FE0CB50DF502F0075119FD3E060- SPREADSHEET https://hdvinnie.github.io/Private-Trackers-Spreadsheet/- TEN CURRY COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/dBbdE73M - TEN NEON COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/Ud2pGYaE - RED SPAMMER'S BIBLE https://rentry.org/69zbxh4h- #ptg is on irc.sageru.org but it's pretty deadComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108113321Who knows? We think it stinks!
>>108096868Are neon's just completely fucked now? Do RED and OPS even do interview's anymore? Get on MAM before it really is too late lol
>>108113779RED is still interviewing
>>108113779Climb from red isn't even hard bro
>>108113779No, the reason all the top trackers are clammed up so tight is precisely because they're getting a slow and steady flow of experienced users from these pathways available to new users now. If those pathways dry up, the trackers will look for new ones. There will always be routes available.
