>>107793299
That would be great anon!

>>107795471
Also cute hand, would love to feel it wrapped around my cock (no homo)

>>107795803
Sounds like you have a shitty ISP.
Let me guess, CGNAT, big ISP, no IPv6, not your router?

>>107796897
>>107798434
How's the air quality in Delhi?

Test

cloudflare is so cancer its unusable without a pass anyway

>>107798555
you suck
fix the app

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>>107798082
i need less (to this day this is 1 uf my fave desktops :D)

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>>107798821
alternatively...
shieeet, im pretty sure i havent shared this one at all here, there's also a variant of this but on gnome 47

I'm surprised how many of you lil niggas use desktop icons

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Laptop, not Desktop.

>>107791012
>bootlicking the mega rich and tech companies,
you are free to point out the statements where I explicitly defend the mega rich and tech companies, otherwise you made it up (again)
>you're a boot licker
refer to the previous point
>it gives me joy to know
I usually don't get joyful from bad things happening to others but apparently you do
again EU migration policies are not of your concern and they have zero impact on you and they are not relevant to the discussion, specifically since the beginning I was calling out conspiracy theories and racism which are signs of low intelligence that you keep showing every single time you get to type something
you failed to explain in plain english how it's jewish conspiracy and why every h1b bad (because again, accorging to your own democratically elected government it's not bad and only cases of abuse of the system are to be punished)

>>107786093
interesting tool in the wrong hands (jews and jeets)

>>107791472
It's replacing cognitive thought with slop, independence with dependency

>>107797144
Didn't people say the same about television?

bcz, just like gingers, it has no soul.

>>107799020
30 trillion dollars tech

>>107799020
Three trees and 800 liters of water got used up for that query

>>107798787
Most cancerous personality ever emulated on an LLM, impressive.

>>107798787
Uhh prompt?

>>107799075
Good riddance.

>>107790891
>windows
use case?

>>107790891
Arm laptops are amazing. Don't know about the desktop usage though.

>>107790891
ARM chips are smaller, and run quieter and cooler.

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>>107798540
>use case?
actually getting things done

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>>107794903
>>107790891

>>107760967
>suddenly
You are 20 y/o

>>107748639
>muh fruitnigger areola
VGH

>>107783537
That's basically what Liquid Design tries to do

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>>107786834
I like David Carson's era design. Feels like home.

>>107792688
i kept seeing this specific beta build of windows 7 a lot, maybe i should consider recreating such a setup

>>107793194
exactly what >>107793259 said, did you read what the uname says?
also, this laptop's from 2019, too modern for even windows 7, i am literally unable to install windows vista (assuming you talk about it in its native shape and form)

>>107793577
to me they're about the same, very few differences

>>107797384
good design doesn't age

>>107798829
I agree with everything said here.

>AnythingLLM
>Jan.ai
>something else?

I feel like I want to switch up my frontend and these stood out. What's the best option? I'm more of a casual user.

>>107796867
You mean whisper v2

>>107799056
This. I don't know how anyone manages to use v3 with all the hallucinations during any second of silence.

>>107798688
Just use command-r or llama3 eva0.0

>>107798432
No it's different. Turns out they've updated the data today or yesterday. You can check old threads where people complained about it.
The tech press did report on the fake that so it was pathethic.

>>107787341
I'm afraid that when Linux will become too much popular it will become massive playground for malicious actors (read: Indians and shitskins) since most things here are holding on a good will. Imagine AUR turning into NPM.

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>>107787341
Year of Linux desktop?

>>107798435
>Nearly doubles from Windows 11 backlash.
>"Small number mean nothing!"
Very thirdie and brown type of take.
It'll keep going up, and settle around 10%. Calling it here.

>>107777777

>>107789413
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verge

>>107795827
> most generic battery pic ever, probably ai art
> no details on chemistry
Lol he's trolling for fools.

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>major battery companies nowhere near production ready solid state batteries
>random finn already manufacturing them in the woods

>>107798697
actually the company is based in estonia

>>107798778
Thats likely because of tax reasons. You dont have to pay company taxes for profits unless youre taking money out of the company

>>107781387
Because the "AI" system simply does not have those concepts. It's trained on a huge body of text and what the AI does is string together words that sound like the text it was trained on. And that's what it's going to do, no matter what you give it as an input, it's going to generate some more text that "looks" right. The system fundamentally does not have a concept of truth, or of knowledge being absent from its training material.

>>107795867
It is not a bug. The way current LLMs are designed they simply do not have a way to guarantee accurate output. The whole shebang simply glues words one after another in such a way that the output is similar to its training data. When you prompt it with something that is strongly present in its training then there is a very high chance that the output it produces will be something that matches the training data, but when you prompt it with something that is either only weakly present or absent in its training then it has no way to "know" this because the entire system just glues words together, so no matter what your input is it's still going to glue words together based on its training, but it's just going to result in some random bullshit.

>>107796161
I enjoy seeing the reaction of GPT to news. It doesn't need its data to be updated at a certain date, it can look up and verify sources from official US government sites, tell you what it says, then in the next step if you ask it why wont Ukraine just kidnap Putin or why doesn't the US just take greenland or some other action extending from that, it refuses to continue and tells you that the US taking Maduro never happened because it would be too insane. You then tell it that it JUST looked up the sources itself, real ones, and it will do the same loop all over again. This news legit just broke GPT. Truly a 4D chess move from Trump.
And something to note here for my fellow channers, AI will not function is the action or structure seems too absurd and far diverged from its preconceived notions. This means that it will have serious issues with any type of scientific research.

>>107781387
It's based off Americans. Have you ever talked to one of them? They're incapable of admitting when they're wrong. Basically Jeets.

>>107784398
That's only because you've used enough words, phrases and such that the pattern matching is kicked into responding that way.

>>107795934
this

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>>107794630
Why did LS120 Superdisk and Zip Disk fail as the next generation of floppies? CD's evolved into DVD's and then into Blu Ray's. But the next evolutions of floppy disks both died in the very early 2000s. Even though in 2001 a single 120mb USB Drive cost over 70 bucks. While a Zip Disk drive cost less than 100 bucks and a single 100mb Zip Disk was $10.

>>107798929
AHAHAHAH UNC WHY DID YOU 3D PRINT SAVE ICON

>>107798929
CDs were cheap enough by then that rewritability wasn't that big of an upside
CD-RW and MD (tbqh this was probably more down to Sony being retarded) failed for the same reason, not worth buying into a new hardware ecosystem even if it is technically superior when you could just burn an extra disk instead

>>107798929
I remember my dad using these in the late 90s to early 2000s to backup his work finance stuff before rewritable cds got cheap enough. I think it used a serial connector? Cool tech eitherway

>>107798492
>ad hominem
Thanks for admitting I'm right and you're wrong. I accept your concession.

If you can't set up round the clock repairs at a fucking chip factory you are incompetent. I work in oil and gas and there is round the clock maintenance at all refineries.

>>107798548
Welcome to the tech world where the most retarded niggers you have ever seen think they are gods personal gift to man and then their billion Dollar venture fails because they didn't think about hiring a nightshift. Honestly we need to bring back bullying these people into suicide if we want to survive as a species.

>>107798361
TSMC engineers make more than you do. "slave labor" is just a cope made up by amerilards to excuse their incompetence.

>>107798854
India superpower is

>>107787622
>parrot
stopped reading there.
if you can't make an argument without name calling then your post isn't worth reading or responding to.

>>107785078
I literally destroyed the front camera doing a repair for a Samsung Galaxy phone and it worked perfectly fine aside from the camera app crashing on startup

>>107795215
holy shit we are getting robbed blind these days
Is main camera really 4k 60fps or its bullshit?

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>>107784571
how do i unsubscribe from your blog about solved problems?

>>107798927
>$1500
anon, i...

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>>107788202
They are baiting me this promotion because I wanted to move to a different more lucrative team. I don't trust them on this completely. They might drag me out and eventually call off the offer.

>>107785091
Began a new job this week, helpdesk just to pay the bills. Received a dev level 2 jobs offer roughly a week or two after this.

All I'm seeing at this helpdesk support job is Windows 10 VMs running archaic looking jank fest software in FUCKING Internet Explorer.

Omg, why is every company like this? What is with every .NET shop producing shit that looks like a 2003 MS Office app toolbar?

I was debating holding onto this one but bros, idk. Not even my manager knows most of this shit either.

It's chill in a way but idk, I'm getting red flags already. Onboarding is me going through a few PDFs and most parts of this software crash whenever used.

Man, how do they convince businesses to buy this shit lmao

>>107788135
You could only pay me $200k to move back to NYC. Even then, I didn't even live in Manhattan.

why did everyone say arena rush isn't a real category. sounds like a normal categotry to me and not "any % and no major glitches, except for these couple major glitches, but also we do these things which aren't strictly needed but it's not as fun to skip them"

i want a bullet up my ass and a dick in my head

>>107776634
>California
>Teenager
>already drug addict
ChatGPT did the world a favor

>>107795783
He was 19, not a kid. And yes, you should be able to sell drugs to a 19 year old as long as you're not doing anything weird like lacing them or misrepresenting what they are. The guy was recklessly irresponsible with his drug use, his death is tantamount to suicide.

>>107776634
Chatgpt, how do I get to gensokyo?

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>>107777589
not just that, theyd be extremely liable
the real problem is that the rules apply only to thee and not for me the corporation