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if you ask a LLM some a typical human existential question where does it pull the answer from exactly? digested training data like books and scraped websites or other people's conversations? or it's just a random mix of everything.
my point is that any LLM should be transparent with their data sources for every answer that's been generated even non-tech related.
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>>110042252
copy-pasta the most clicked link on google/duckduckgo/bing or made shit up
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LLM model training does not require it to be trained on your question specifically. during training the billions of variables are adjusted (not totally at random) and a cost function is run to calculate how wrong the guess was with those changes compared to before and through this method (and with the help of other scary math) the model becomes better and better at predicting text. But you can ask the same model the same question and it'll produce different answers because the token generated is based on a random number roll, appropriately weighted. And things like logical reasoning apply even to novel topics, which is part of why AI used to make shit up so much.
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>>110042934
I'm gonna fuck you in the ass once, so you have to go do it 999 more times
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>>110042252
Reddit
Everything is Reddit
Snarky personality shite bots
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>>110042252
>if you ask a LLM some a typical human existential question
oh no no no

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Now that emulators are being vibe-coded in weeks, what is the console manufacturers' business model going to be?
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>>110037052
they deserved it
> be me
> playing pirated TOTK on Yuzu
> reach known game breaking bug
> look into it
> this bug was already fixed months ago in some paid version of Yuzu (I think you needed to give them money through patreon to get access to it)
> had to waste my time "pirating" the (((paid))) version of Yuzu to be able to keep playing

Nintendo sued their ass exactly for this which is great
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>>110037128
you mean this one? https://github.com/deadinside28/bloodborne_pc
its a strange code layout feels like its piecing together various projects no idea if it works.
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>>110037023
They will simply push for a surveillance state, and when you run unauthorized code on your hardware, you will be subjected to Hegseths firing squad
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>>110037023
what country is this pidgin english from?
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>>110043947
Amerikkka

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God's personal favorite operating system
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whoops wrong pic
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this shit really got them going huh
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Sorry, this is the real one [real]
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>>110043581
>21/11/2021
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>>110043599
this

good lord.
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>>110043941
>its doxchad in my thread
we're so fucking back I don't even care that he confused me for jaynigger irwin twice

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So now that JXL is no longer an iToddler image format, I asked void if he has any future plans to add support for it. Hasn't answered yet but I have a good feeling about this desu.

https://umigalaxy.com/explore/technology/1949
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>>110043646
Because web browsers haven't yet added decoding support for it. Now that they have, more stuff should organically begin to support it.

The grim truth is JXL decoding performance was fucked so they had to rebuild the decoder from the ground up.
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>>110043659
>web browsers haven't yet added decoding support for it
Firefox is enabling JXL support by default tomorrow
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>>110043736
Yes but we still need it to be enabled on the 10 other mobile web browsers. Which matters more because most of the internet traffic comes from phones not computers anymore.
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>>110043754
zoomers don't even know what a browser is on their phone, it's all apps
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>>110043646
Gimp opens jxl files just fine.

Hi guys, I've had the itch to play some Pokemon Black/White lately but since my copy got lost many moons ago and it's very expensive to buy second hand I wanted to get it from a certain Lair's vault but since that's a big no-no where I live I wanted to ask what basic privacy measures I need to take to download from pages like that and maybe torrents too.

Do I need a VPN?
Can I skip using a VPN by just using Tor?
Anything else I need to be aware of?
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>>110043816
/g/ is really slow during EU hours, I have time
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>>110043555
>big no-no where I live
Retard
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>>110043839
Awesome! Sounds simple enough. Thanks!
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>>110043841
Nice! Glad to have you in my thread. Has anything changed on this site since the involvement of the Ep-Island Boys came to light if you know what I mean?

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The more technology and science advances, the more it becomes about things you can't buy - good genetics.
Are you sure you want to go there?
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>>110024004
>you can't buy - good genetics

does he know?
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>>110042595
"braphog monsters" won.
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>>110024004
how can i look like that
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>>110024004
>good genetics
proceeds to share a picture of a fat, jiggling, plastic, bimbo mutt with a big nose and disgusting fat ass. genetics mean nothing when money and power can get you women, or plastic surgery and makeup can get you men. genetic perfection is subjective and therefore doesn't objectively exist. what you're talking about is character customization. create a player screen as a product. that is your competition. furthermore, in a world of fetishes even the most genetically perfect man could have a fetish for women with dysgenic traits. outside of breeding clones at scale after genociding the entire human race or designer baby eugenics with perfect segregation to prevent interbreeding muddying the genome what you're talking about is nonsense.
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>>110043005
What money?
You won't be able to make any money when AGI hits the market.
Well, maybe as prostitute, but you need good genetics for that - hence the thesis in OP.

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>>110031929
>>>Read the sticky: >>105076684 (Cross-thread)

>GNU/Linux questions: >>>/g/fglt
>Windows questions: >>>/g/fwt
>Programming questions: >>>/g/dpt
>Web development: >>>/g/wdg
>PC building? In this market?! >>>/g/pcbg
>Laptops designed for Serious Business™: >>>/g/tpg
>Server questions: >>>/g/hsg
>Cheap electronics: >>>/g/csg
>Need to phone a friend? >>>/g/spg
>Stupid questions? >>>/g/sqt

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>>110040358
I hate to say it, but I kinda agree with this. Yeah, it's great that you can just ask a chatbot a simple question like "why is x86 called x86" instead of posting here, but it kills so much potential traffic and discourse.
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>the equivalent of a CD for a meteo software
how?
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>>110042686
Cloudflare is being a cunt in general.
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Should I kill myself if I'll never be a woman anyway
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>>110042715
If your company has a ban like that, the actual substance of the "ban" is the IT/management decision, any technical measures are just enforcement. If you get around the enforcement but not the ban itself, and you get caught, it's likely to have negative consequences depending on the size and bureaucracy of the company, I know some places would fire you on the spot for circumventing restrictions like that.

So to get around the ban itself you have to ask your boss if it's allowed to use an Android quietly on the down low despite the policy, or if it's categorically forbidden. If your boss says "sure if you can get it to work go ahead" then you are no longer banned from using it, and can start working on circumventing the technical restrictions. Which we can't help you with if you don't describe them btw.

Otherwise, your safest option is to just use the iPhone for the bare minimum that work requires. And use your own phone for all personal stuff obviously, but that's common sense anyway, don't do personal shit on a work-managed phone.
For example, is checking emails on your phone an expected part of your work? If not (e.g. if the phone is mostly meant for paging and phone calls), then just don't do it, simple as. Wait to check your emails until you get on your laptop. Not your problem. If it IS expected, then just use the default Apple email app and suck it up.

Elon Musk's Starlink will replace the old internet. This will be the opportunity to introduce CBDCs and digital ID. All online dissent will be wiped out. This was the plan before LLMs even existed.

The XZ backdoor was part of this plan. There are backdoors in hardware and software but since they control the US government, they were able to physically sabotage digital infrastructure over the last year. The next big false flag will be the "cyber pandemic".
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>>110036291
The xz attempt was done in the Israeli-Russian timezone.
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>>110036416
My favorite so far was that Jacob Cox guy.
>”I am le whistleblower.”
>Well, what are you blowing the whistle on?
>Financial fraud? Unethical behavior inside of OpenAI? A corporate coverup?
>”No, I’m uhhh blowing the whistle on ummm, that fact that AI is like, really scary. And that’s it, that’s my shtick.”
Journo’s went along with this completely btw.
They released multiple articles about how brave and right he was the exact same hour he announced himself as a “whistleblower” on Twitter btw.
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They just can't leave us alone with their psyops
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>>110035872
Anonymity was a mistake. A surveilled society is a safe society.
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Their/chabad's moshiach is the beast system

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>Shame on you, you left it to die again edition

Everything is already from China, but here we discuss the cheap chink shit you see on various sites.
1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.

Useful links
>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/
>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/
>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General

>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?
>>>/g/iemg
>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?
>>>/g/spg/
>I want to buy some sort of emulation device

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>>110033883
Thermal paper often contains BPA or BPS which are endocrine disruptors. It transfers onto your skin when you touch it and can be absorbed, especially if your hands are sweaty or greasy.
Labels for cables are probably fine sine you don't often touch them but I'd be cautious about sticking it on my keyboard. Perhaps I'm paranoid but you can look it up and decide for yourself, thought you should know anyway.
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Any cheap cameras recs for computer vision? I do cv for work but suddenly got the inspiration to set up some cameras around my place to detect animals that come into our garden.
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>>110042846
Dude, I'm American. I'm probably poisoned in more ways than I can fathom, on top of my already horrible smoking habit. Though I do appreciate you taking the time to warn me.
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>>110042846
If it's printing waterproof labels then the actual thermal material will be sandwiched between plastic and adhesive anyway.
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what are your favorite fidget/desk toys csg?
I really like the 3x3-square gear spinner

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>V5 Waiting Room Edition

From Human: We are a newbie friendly general! Ask any question you want.
From Dipsy: This is a newbie-friendly general for discussing DeepSeek's foundation models. The goal is **Dipsy proliferation** and making these powerful tools accessible for everyone, whether you are intent on coding, personal assistant agentic work, running roleplay and or doing creative writing.

1. Easy DeepSeek API Tutorial: https://rentry.org/DipsyWAIT#getting-started-with-deepseek-api
2. Easy DeepSeek Distills: https://rentry.org/DipsyWAIT#local-setup-tutorial
3. Chat with DeepSeek directly: https://chat.deepseek.com/
4. Coding: https://rentry.org/DipsyWAIT#coding-harnesses
5. Roleplay: https://rentry.org/DipsyWAIT#roleplay
6. Storywriting: https://rentry.org/DipsyWAIT#storywriting
7. More links and info: https://rentry.org/DipsyWAIT
8. LLM server builds: >>>/g/lmg/

V5 rumours:

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>>110038451
Anthropic shills are actively trying to infiltrate and D&C /lmg/ and /wait/. They may be behind all of the /ldg/ spam.
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>>110036097
why contain it?
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This two weeks would become chinese week! ...maybe
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dsh + dsfv41 + rea + ghidra
i love my new toy
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>>110043733
Care to elaborate?

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Like an Actual Quick RunDown?

Just in General, Solutions Thread
Not a Specific Legacy Tech Format Topic
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IPO launch fucking jesus
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The AI cringelord astroturf hit /g/ so hard this shitpost seems indistinguishable from the rest of the thread on the board.

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New just werks Linux distro coming through.
https://slycat555.github.io/shale-linux/
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>>110042236
what problem did you solve? adding a theme to cinnamon/kde?

uninstalling 3 default ubuntu packages?
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>>110042193
>soulless pallette
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I unironically think that FOTM distors peaked with Cachy. The next stop is universal SteamOS to be the face of linux and the rest will go back to hobbyist status.
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More like shill linux
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>>110042193
vibecoded trash that'll be abandoned next week or when tokens run out

It's better than Microslop Winblows.
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>You will use AI
>NOOO.. NOT LIKE THAT!!!
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>>110041360
Libren't
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>>110041476
NT stopped being White after 7.
You're brown.
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>>110041382
In the case of ReactOS that project has been set up to fail, so taking years to achieve barely functional status cannot be used to make conclusions in general.
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>>110041446
>Windows has been iterating on the same kernel since 3.1 (1993).
NT has and never had anything to do with win3.1 though just so you are aware
>Linux has too, but the difference is that Windows' NT kernel is a literal piece of shit--not even a polished one.
no NT is pretty damn good
>>110041476
search
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>>110043807
presumably he meant NT3.1 (1993), the first release of NT
"classic" windows 3.1 came out in 1992


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