>>107736875
CLIP doesn’t read left to right like humans do and your character lora dataset is overfit on certain outfits and body types. Those tokens get baked straight into the embedding whether you like it or not. Now your sling bikini prompt is fighting against hundreds of reinforced outfit tokens, that's why it doesn't work.

>>107736187
>WAI got worse after v12
Most of the complaints boil down to training philosophy drift, not regression. Post v12 they mixed in more heterogeneous data and leaned harder on caption cleanup + aesthetic bias. That tends to reduce extreme edge cases like very specific fetishized outfits and poses, but increase general coherence.

>>107736156
Yeah it's self interest, obviously. Models train on their own style so they work better for whoever made them. Doesn't mean WAI is shit.

I fucking did it

I vibecoded my way into getting wd-tagger to auto-tag the images my hydrus client

>>107737091
It does work but not enough times where I can confidently not go for a full batch. And it really does depend on the LoRA. The odds of the proper top generating is a little higher on my own LoRA despite the character in question never wearing one (much less such a garment ever appearing in the anime). By the way, "sling bikini" and "sling bikini top" are different things, at least according to Danbooru. The latter is akin to breast curtains but strapped tight in an X shape. In the worst case, I end up with regular or even micro bikini tops. You're certainly onto something with the overfitting, but in regards to backgrounds. If I don't specify anything, the setting kinda approximates whatever was in the dataset.

Also, I likely asked this before but Forge sometimes hangs at the last second only for the counter to increase and the whole PC (or just the browser) to slow to a crawl until it finishes (several minutes later then it normally does) or I close the terminal, whichever comes first. Is ReForge or Forge Neo (which isn't in the OP) compatible with all extensions regular Forge has access to, assuming either of those builds have a lower to zero rate of not locking up everything at any random generation or upscale?

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>>107729851
Computer?

>>107736076
Yes you can

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>>107729851
And yet they're still getting their CS work done with this "non computer."
What's your excuse?

Why are the /g/ays here pretending that you could compile shit on iPads?
I could guarantee that all of those zoomers are pasting their code into online compilation websites; that is if they actually bother to build their shit - of course, they probably can't run the output on their cucked goypads anyway.

>>107736596
icucks have hijacked the thread, send reinforcements

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>>107736989
Despite the low resolution I can tell her hands are very pretty
t. pro hand enjoyer

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>AI art is not ar-

>>107736478
Plenty of data to back it up. No spoonfeeding for you.

>>107736648
>made by a redditor 2 years ago through a dubious user agent tracking site that has lost two thirds of its Linux share since and has fucking unknown more popular than windows
At least update it

Aside from Adobe stuff and Microsoft Office, what other quality apps does macOS have that other Unix-like systems do not?

>>107737251
>Aside from all this important shit that I'm going to sweep under the rug, what benefits does mac have over linux

>>107737278
they can run on Linux under Wine

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>>107736655
clean your code

i dont get the point of trying anymore.

>>107736889
its better to die standing up for what competence you believe in the world

>>107731941
you think 200k is executive at a big company? is this taylor?

>>107736655
if your manager is indian, be indian. otherwise you should try to be intelligent and ask questions

>>107736833
I use it look up whores to fap to when the dumbfuck Is doesn't post source.

>>107736913
Deprecated. Just use img2img and generate a whole gallery.

>>107736822
What country are you in?

>>107736822
I think they're just getting blocked from a lot of places since they're russia based, and that's makes the results/image search worse

lenso.ai seems better but requires a subscription

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>>107731356
??
Compiz is not needed. This effect is called "Unstable Windows" in KDE config

>>107734733
The Cube desktop switcher is there also.

>>107735342
Compositing ended the era of responsive UI and ushered in the era of lag.

Watching videos of Compiz (red matrix wallpaper) on YouTube in 2008 was my introduction to desktop Linux. I thought it was an OS from the future.

Based wobbly windows

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbCg9_YgKgM

>>107736890
Literally me in 2008, the Beryl Matrix desktop was so coo, I had to get Ubuntu to see what's up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYgV2GlsufI

>>107731445
Correct.

>>107722761
works fine however slow

>it's absolutely nothing to be worried about
The problem there is that's not for you to decide, it's for me to decide. Forcing it into machines, on by default, not warning the user, obfuscating it as much as possible and making the user have to look up guides and fight their own computer at length just to turn this shit off because you know full well they'd never choose to have it, is all the reason needed to be firmly against it.

>>107728134
Microsoft is legally obligated to scan for CP for anything that uses its service, even something "fully offline" probably touches your microsoft account at some point. even "privacy conscious" Apple was going to do cp scanning until someone showed how easy it was to spoof

>>107736692
Where's the proof and why would you be worried?

>>107723048
I would rather use an OS with nothing like that in it. Pattern recognition has resulted in not trusting large corporations, ever.

>>107721864
your browser your gay

I like being able to customize the browser and re-arrange everything, and I like that it has a functional, classic user interface that isn't dumbed down like Chrome and other browsers trying to be like Chrome like Firefox lately. You can even get it to look like Netscape if you want.

Its lack of Rust code, being lightweight and easy on memory, and relatively simple codebase compared to Chrome makes it ideal for backporting to older systems. Arctic Fox is based on Pale Moon and runs on old versions of Mac OS X. roytam1's New Moon runs on Windows XP and Windows 2000 via KernelEx. I'm pretty sure it can also run on Windows 98/Me via KernelEx but this would require installing a series of KernelEx extensions, C++ Redistributable 2008, DLL's from Windows XP, and editing the config file to point to XP DLL's. I haven't got New Moon to run on Windows Me yet but that's something I want to try eventually.

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Having a hard time following the papers.

>>107736611
Pale Moon also respects the system theme unlike other browsers. Even Firefox draws its own scrollbars nowadays instead of using the system scrollbars.

>>107721286
I used it since forever until very recently when I switched to Linux and couldn't find a way to get it running without a hassle.

>>107735679
half the americans have chinese names kek

OpenAI likely has stolen a bunch of innovations from open source, then use their advantages in computing power to always stay ahead

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>>107732264
kinda? almost 5 inches

>>107732264
Le'Coon is apparently looking at robot suitable models that have physics prediction information understood by the model instead of language.

It's nice there's a new architecture change for the local models though.

https://huggingface.co/papers/2512.10942

>>107736807
linux sucks

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>>107736807
Personally;
>Better documentation (man pages actually exist)
>Better kernel and the concept of base system (linux is terrible in both respects)
>Better support for foreign software/more foreign users/developers (mostly Japanese don't really care about any other non-English outsiders)
>Community consists of actual developers instead of LARPing faggots (NetBSD and OpenBSD)
>Tools are better for managing the system (sysctl, ifconfig vs. ip, coreutils are much better etc.)
>No constant churn of BS re-writes of existing software shoved in as default with zero testing only to be quickly replaced again in a couple of years. The stuff I used and learned in mid-90s is the stuff we're still using today
>Much much higher quality community to interact with IRL at hackerthons and cons
>No constant licensing autism
>No idol worship (even Theo gets called a faggot on a daily basis)
>better firewall/networking tools (pf is amazing and I refuse to use anything else these days)
>All the Win32/NT/POSIX software I need just werks
>Ports are much higher quality and better integrated with the rest of the system
>Meaningful security mitigations other OSs will never get or waited 20+ years to implement badly

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>>107737070
What are Japanese users doing with BSD? What hardware are they running? Are they mostly sysadmins or programmers? What explains their being so many of them in say NetBSD? Can you elaborate on BSD ports vs Portage? Are you saying every BSD ports tree is superior? Isn't Portage more granular with USE flags? What makes Xenocara special? Isn't it just a few security patches?

>>107737070
so there isn't one big thing, but more a lot of smaller things adding up it seems? Also, checked.

>>107737070
What hardware are you running? It sounds like you're running OpenBSD, why did you land on that one?

>>107733555
Computers still have soul so long as anyone using it has one.

>>107732354
Can one use ai to regenerate a lossy ass photo with macroblocks showing and shit?

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>>107722420
God fucking damn it I always knew this would happen before I got around to binging the entire Computer Chronicles playlist. RIP Stewart; he was one of the last remaining links to a bygone era where home computing was genuinely exciting and Silicon Valley wasn't a neofeudalist wasteland, and even if I only got to experience the tail end of it myself, I'll always appreciate that he and Gary Kildall managed to document it so extensively as it was happening
Coincidentally, some guy from HN with an AIslop profile picture was digitizing and uploading lost Computer Chronicles episodes to the Internet Archive a month or two ago, but I haven't looked into them yet: https://archive.org/details/@davidga/lists/2/computer-chronicles-re-digitization-project

>>107737110
I watched the radioshack special a number of years ago and was pleasantly surprised to see dancing demon play on a trs-80 model I, which was clearly a stock level I machine modified for level II basic, meaning he modded his shit and walked the walk.

>>107722420
RIP

>>107733660
>Filtered
You're really doing it wrong kid
LMFAO you suck

>>107694164
no

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>>107721803
it's over

>>107732639
Their @?

>>107737244
Don't bother, it's 24/7 reddit le horny bonk humor. No onlyfans.

>>107735403
My girlfriend didn't use an adblocker.
My sister doesn't use them.
No normie on phones uses them.

Normies only browse their 2 to 3 social media websites, and the only one of those which really has unreasonable many ads is youtube.
And thats how tiktok became popular. Tiktok offered an almost ad free experience at a time youtubers padded videos to 10min to fit even more ads into the video.

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>>107735715
>Consider that Linux desktops have become standard in Russia and China
Every desktop PC I see on Douyin videos (Chinese TikTok) has Windows 11 installed, occasionally Windows 10.
You can't run games like League of Legends or Honkai Impact 3 on Linux which are essential for Chinese gamers.

>>107735868
>Honkai Impact 3
All gatcha games including this one run on my Linux PC

>>107735316
NTA but you can estimate the figure to be around 30-50% of desktop users. Those numbers come from the drop in viewership Youtubers noticed last year when ublock's lists suddenly started blocking the thing that counts video views.

>>107735403
>YouTube view fiasco
You mean the one that was only affecting channels whose audience is 99% male, 1% "female"?

>>107737137
shitteatur can't even solve his own personal hygiene

>hey so 1+1 = 2 also 4 x 5 = 20 which one seems more right?
Reminder 4chan is an 18+ board and some anons really need to lurk more.

>>107737157
this but with the wrong answers

>>107737137
which one is it bros $5 pos and eq is all you need or shartur is wrong

>>107731390
im still waiting on my Kunten's to come in but how are the vivian's for gaming?