>>107854477
i don't give a shit what it's called. less talk more walled.

>>107854458
Mostly because I just fundamentally disagree with the licensing model. I don't care that it costs money, I don't support differentiating based on how many HDDs you have hooked up or any other random bullshit like that.
The software itself is fine. I prefer the proxmox ZFS version but if you're fine with the licensing and the money go ahead, it seems pretty retard proof from what I've seen.

>>107854505
Fair enough, the licensing is incredibly gay. I don't get the whole USB thing either, so gay.

use case for unraid and proxmox?
what happened to just installing rocky or alma to bootstrap all your containers?

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>>107854533
>containers

bot post?

>>107854490
BOTNET!

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LINUX CAN UPDATE THE SYSTEM LIVE YOU STUPID FUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>107854478
This is the worse idea I've ever heard in my life which means Microsoft is probably already working on it as we speak.

>>107854564
Yes. Yes we are.

>>107827328
I have the actual genuine keyboard this is based on that includes the win key instead of the other one that doesnt have it and comes with the ibm logo
I dont really use it much and it feels lighter than the keyboard on the x220 and also a specific combination of win + shift + right seems to not work while all 3 of those keys individually work fine
I'm curious if the tex shinobi feels better than the genuine lenovo one or not. I heard that middle button where mousewheel up/down is supposed to be doesnt actually work properly as a mousewheel like the regular thinkpad keyboard would
>>107827945
Honestly if i wanted a numpad i would just get a separate standalone one that can be placed like on the other side of the mouse and mousepad instead of increasing the distance between the kb and mouse
>using an external usb mouse instead of the one built in to the keyboard
Idk i use both the kb mouse and a regular usb mouse depending on my mood

>>107850572
I guess I figured maybe I'd want to keep the disc drive. I still do use it, but really only occasionally. I actually do have some 2.5" HDDs lying around, but I take this laptop everywhere and I'm afraid of the HDD dying on me.

Also are there any cool expresscard accessories for a T430? I don't need any more USB ports

My t480 shuts down after the first battery depletes and only switches to the second battery after i turn it back on. is this because im using cheap chinese replacement batteries?

>>107853674
Probably. Calibrating them (may need to do it a few times for each) usually helps

>>107851030
No
The difference of the iGPU perfornance between T14 G2 and T14 G3 is night and day. Going from "could barely run Minecraft" to "1080p 30 FPS Cyberpunk".

If he's used to Android and you don't need to help him that much, no. If he's always asking for help with his phone, get him the iPhone.

>>107851998
>>107852008
>>107852019
He's the least nerd person in the family and has never bothered to learn how to use android. His homescreen is just full of widgets of random apps and duplicates of apps.

>>107852043
iphone it is then

Doesn’t matter what you get him, he probably will just use a browser + Facebook

>>107851998
Technically the dad could very well be a millennial.

>>107854201
>three second search
>find 40+ AM5 boards with Thunderbolt
No I won't tell you which ones or how. Go fuck yourself you imbecile.

>>107854201
>AMD
>*USB DEVICE DISCONNECTED* *USB DEVICE DISCONNECTED* *USB DEVICE DISCONNECTED* *USB DEVICE DISCONNECTED* *USB DEVICE DISCONNECTED* *USB DEVICE DISCONNECTED* *USB DEVICE DISCONNECTED*

>>107854454
Yeah that's not Thunderbolt lol

>>107854201
AI can fix this problem.

>>107854496
>Unknown device
>Unknown device
>Unknown device
>Unknown device
>Network Controller (This device is not functional)
What the FUCK were they thinking forcing OEMs to only use MediaKek?

that nigger is a nobody himself

>>107844625
I bet 90% of my hentai manga would be considered child porn if I crossed a border with that shit on my phone.

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>>107853557
Based cunnysseur

>>107844625
if a heavily privacy focused person had something to hide, how would you as a random acquaintance be aware of it?

>>107854072
I don't personally like loli porn, but I can guarantee that unless I exclusively jerk off to hag without shota porn, every single officer will say that the people in the manga look like childs.
Hell, I'd bet my whole arse they'd say that same shit for all my non hentai, not even with fanservice, regular manga.

>>107853518
Of course it's a bother if you're not into it to begin with. You could say the same for anything that involves consuming. And lmao at $165 being some big ass number

>>107854039
You'd better buy this shit, don't miss out on the experience of broken-in MX Blacks
>https://rndkbd.com/collections/broken-in-switches/products/ultraglide-cherry-mx-black

Has anyone here tried URSA keycaps for Topre switches? If you have, what's the texture like on them? I kinda like the texture of Realforce caps, but there isn't really much in this area compared to MX.

>>107854116
Like I said mine are plenty broken lol I just can't be arsed de soldering them. I'll look into those thanks. I might just get new mx blacks but if they are anything like they were a decade ago out of the box experience is a bit stiff

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>>107853495
Also created a 135% staggered layout.
Again, every segment is independent of each other but this time you cannot "click" the numpad, macro-pad or arrow-segment in between the halves.
Mx are Macro Keys (duh), Ux are for modules like OLEDs, ro-coders, media keys or extra macro keys. I might add a few more Ux keys around the arrow-keys, maybe I'll turn Fn, right Super and Menu into Ux keys as well. IDK yet.
I still want to add modules like the UHK60 and UHK80 have, but for now I guess I'm happy with the layout.

Any feedback?

>>107853783
don't give a fuck, still not falling for this psyops.
swe aren't going anywhere

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>>107854495
cope.
ur a sub 80 iq retard and thats why you get woo-ed by ai

>>107854513
Ok pothead.
Cmon go for your weed lil bro, adults are talking.

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>include the repository in a training dataset
>the LLM spits out a copy of the repository

>>107854020
I work for a corp that pulls down a few billion in profit. They went the other way round, mass jeeting with onshore jeets, then seriously a policy that all new assets had to be spun up offshore in india, which took the shit code I'd gotten from the onshores and made it so much worse that timeliness for every major deployment at least doubled. And now going insanely hard on AI. If I was to tinfoil hat, I'd say it was because shifting to onshore Indians that are citizens is protected by accusations of racism if criticized, from onshores to offshores is seen as too hard to secure against when it's a fifth the cost and the pitched view is 'they'll take a couple years to get up to speed then be great' (ignoring the insane churn) (plus if you hired them as contractors and the offshore facility is a subsidiary you're 'just replacing contractors with full-timers') and then going from offshore jeet to AI can be pitched as no job loss for citizens.
But really it's just disparate retarded choices at odds with each other driven by our major stakeholders.

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That's what modules are for, re-
Oh that's right. They're STILL not implemented.

All I want is better compile time metaprogramming support so I can do things like this:

struct Stuff {
  int x;
  float y;
  std::string s;
};

int main() {
  Stuff stuff = getStuff();
  for comptime (auto &r : stuff) {
    std::cout << nameof(deref(r)) << " = " << r << "\n":
  }
}

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>>107853449
Why aren't you using AI to fix these problems???

Indians use C, C++, C#
White men use Python
It really is that simple

>>107854524
Indians use AI. AI is good.

>>107854428
no
im glad there are people worrying about shit like that for the rest us of, but i personally dont concern myself with it.

>>107854428
I don't have any wireless shit at home.
No wifi either connection either. No wifi card in my pc.
The only thing transmitting anything near me is my phone's 4g connection.

brother I work with power lines and transmission towers all day and can literally hear/feel the fillings in my teeth sing sometimes

been doing this for 28 years and I am still alive

>>107854512
based retard

>>107853253
What a weird thing to make up.

>>107852853
If monopolies were so bad then they wouldn't keep on popping up

>>107853994
>If drugs destroyed lives, then people wouldn't do drugs.

>>107852853
>here's a prediction from 2014 which hasn't come true yet
...ok?

>>107852853
This was common tech talk in 2014 not some nostadramus type prediction. Now if this comment was made back in 2010 it would have been an era prediction.

>>107853094
Firefox dominated because IE was garbage. 2006-2011. 2012 was the last year Firefox was respected by normies. After that its been a Chromium worl.d

>>107847274
You bitches, you blew it all up, ALL of the investor money GONE

>>107848212
>businesses built on vague ideas and concepts don't work 100% of the time
the fact you unironically thought this was a not only a meaningful contribution, but worth posting as if it was not the most obvious fucking thing on planet earth is mind-boggling. the worst part is that there is a 100% chance you read that on r/technology or something and reposted it here thinking it was clever and you'd look smart on an anonymous imageboard. AI demolished this board forever but not for the reasons stupid niggers like you think

>>107847490
No it isn’t, an Apple-sized elephant is the size of an apple. The answer is literally in the question, there is zero requirement to do any calculations. It asked how big, not how massive, or how much does it weight.

>>107852429
A calculator is capable of finding answers for given inputs, with nearly 100% accuracy. I guess they’re the super intelligence we were looking for.

Meme’s aside, these things are built solely to produce locally coherent text, the “correctness” is a result of statistically modelling typically coherent and correct human text. It isn’t even that flexible, give it curveball and it’ll resolutely give a wrong answer. They have literally no formal reasoning capacity, if it’s correct it’s either because the correct answer is the most common answer statistically, or you got lucky and on a regen it’ll be wrong.

Critically, LLMs lack any capacity for meaningful self-reflection and introspection. The “thinking” text spit out by newer models is hallucinatory bullshit that has no connection to the internal process. It improves results only because it brings the input text for the final step closer to that of carefully reasoned human writing. The appearance of intelligence is an artefact of the dataset it is modelling, not any kind LLMs as a technology themselves. They’re shit at math, and either cheat by calling other tools heuristically, or luck out because the question given is common enough online for the token probabilities to line up.

In short, I’m loathe to call it intelligence, because there is no thinking, no ability to learn, a pathological inability to notice mistakes, and an inability to apply “known” knowledge to novel scenarios. I find it difficult to believe that animal intelligence relies solely, or even largely, on statistical retrieval of previously seen facts.

>>107854271
They work well enough on midwit-tier problems and below, and on any problem that is really a differentiable manifold (intelligence isn't).
It's SLOP FOR THE SLOP GOD! BULLSHIT FOR THE BULLSHIT THRONE!

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>>107853452
I took that prompt and used it in Sora. Changed couple things around. I think NBP handles colors and paintings better, though.

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>>107853528
Yw. NBP is very powerful when it comes to reproducing historical painting styles, I think.
>>107854174
In my opinion, Sora/Image-1.5 (or whatever Sora is using) tends to flatten a lot stylistic differences around its default style. But to each their own.

>>107854136
>~1995
>internet dominates the zeitgeist
>companies start promising shareholders that pushing websites and connected services will generate value
>the biggest internet will solve everything shills move up the corporate ladder
>forward a few years
>leading companies are all centered around ecommerce and connectivity
>proceed to shit everything up with bespoke websites nobody asked for

yeah man, after the dot com bubble popped and shit like pets.com took billions of dollars of investment the internet died
noone uses it anymore because it was overhyped, overinvested and made a bunch of useless shit

>>107854196
Pretty big cope, buddy. You know you're too emotionally invested in a topic when you start attacking points that weren't even made.

>>107854196
And pets.com is still not a thing. Essentially, people burned billions of dollars in a big fire, gained nothing, and also failed to invest in a majority of the major tech giants nowadays. Much like the Dotcom bubble, the criticism is not that it is a complete scam technology, but that it is not mature, has no clear market, and despite this, it is having ungodly amounts of money dumped into it.

It is about scale, not whether it has any sort of use at all. Retard investors were dumping money into Dotcom because they could see potential, but they didn’t understand the technology, the userbase or the work involved. They hyped others up, those people then dump money in, repeat until it becomes so blatantly obvious it’s not sensible to dump billions of dollars into a nascent technology without a clear or tested market, and it crashes and burns.

AI is even worse, it’s not even going to build useful infrastructure we could bring back online in 10-20 years when we actually need it, power plants don’t mothball well, data centres have excessive maintenance fees that will see them either demolished or ignored (and thus rendered useless) during the interim. Not only that, but it is actively hindering other industries by hogging resources and investments. In short, most investors are retarded, and will buy anything another rich investor says is a good investment.

>>107854136
Why did they ever think that wokeness would somehow make money?

>>107854343
Agreed. Also imagine the fucking collosal influx of cheap throwaway enterprise tech flooding the market after it all crashes down. I precum a little every time I think about that.