>>107798605
literally what possible use would it have? keep in mind human image recognition != llm. i saw some gay vid and all it showcased was some retarded drone interface amounting to a search function

>>107801855
>literally what possible use would it have?
Increase shareholder value

>>107800524
Aviation is a bit different, shit is very heavily audited and there’s a bunch of very specific standards around how such code is written. Even the accidents caused by software changes were due to the pilot not being told the aircraft behaves in a certain way, rather than the software acting incorrectly. I’m not aware of any aircraft accidents where it was a software bug that caused it, it’s almost always multiple factors together, like something not being maintained, and the pilot responding incorrectly because they thought it was a different issue. Nuclear stuff should be similar. Medical equipment is a different matter, the requirements there aren’t as specific as “you must use this coding style, and this memory management method, and have this and this in place”, it just says it has to not be defective or faulty. Medical software has always been jank.

>>107802190
for medical stuff, nowadays all safety is built into the hardware itself, took them decades to learn that if anything goes wrong, you can just make a fuse blow up

>>107798558
>>all of this amplified by updates immediately being shipped to all users
users don't pull updates themselves?

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I had a compilation of old war photos running in the background but I lost my fold during my latest HDD swap. Hate myself for it, it had some rare ones from WW1.

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>>107793049
i played the first one and it was gay and lame

>>107795277
>If you dont run it on bare metal why even post it?
excactly
>>107795492
Gods temple is the exception, of course. And yes, fuck fucking rules, posting bare metal fetches should be common sense.
>>107795695
>VM is to test Debian before permanently migrating to Linux.
Alright, can't be mad at someone trying to escape the botnet.

>>107793727
>Very nice. Would you mind sharing the WM theme?
GTK theme is https://github.com/neeeeow/Bluecurve, Xfwm theme is https://www.xfce-look.org/p/1255184.

>>107797058
>this all combos so well, what are the dots? especially the font, i like it.
Font is MS Mincho.

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>>107802167
Sign up for DoorDash and save up for a proper turbo kit and custom ecu

Shiii… for about same price you find a beat up shell and drop a v8 innit

Think how fun that little thing wound be

>>107802167
>Miata
The only thing you need cracked is your bussy by Jamal and the gang

>>107802167
grow up manchild

you're the equivalent of sitting in the shopping centre car ride machine making vroom vroom noises while you run your hands around the fake steering wheel

>>107802167
Move to a state where theres no emissions tests or safety inspections and buy a standalone ECU.

Tuning the stock ECU is like trying to settle down with a 38 year old woman and raise her 3 kids from her previous marriages. Just fucking stop it.

>>107802167
already did, its inside an ecu box out there somewhere. one day someone will find it, it will probably be useless by then.
why? cuz fuck you , thats why

>>107801683
its classic wow bro you tank n spank

>>107801749
>vencord
?

>>107801880
custom discord client

>>107801727
How?

>>107798790
matrix is the answer even though you foolishly rejected it

>>107802553
^This. I haven't used wired headphones in like a decade. I really hate agree with anything Gayfren OS devs have to say tho.

>>107802457
Ive been out of the loop with all these cables but surely every USB-C cable does not have a high end DAC built into it.

Literally whocars
Is whoever running that account trying to become le opinionated hot take brand or some shit?

>>107802581
o

>>107802734
It's a reply in a discussion on twitter to literal whos. So the participants might care. Why OP thought this would be good enough for a 4chan thread, I have no clue.

>>107801690
>very first guide
>it's a pedophile
Shocking.

>>107800119
>https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/476263
overcomplicated troon garbage that can't even do basic stuff. what's the point if it can't even handle a postgresql upgrade. complete useless retardation.

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>>107802001
anime website

>>107800119
>Use Flakes
DetSys shill thread detected

It's certainly the perfect linux for me, at least.
I don't use flakes, but recently I've started using something called devenv, and it's been fantastic. My limited understanding of flakes is that it might act similarly.

This, they've got the "if I can't have it then no one can" mentality about skills that are outside their reach. Not even just with art but with programming also.

>>107802445
Because there are a lot of autists in the tech world. They are still right that people who make entarte art should be hanged.

>>107802445
>everyone who doesnt think highly of me is secretly envious of me and a literal subhuman genetic failure whose opinions do not matter
>this means im loved and respected by everyone who matters
>im also a representative of humanity so being anti-me is being anti-human
Its severe narcissism from artfags who got told they were special their entire life. The bigger their ego, the more insane they become when they fall

>>107802445
sociopaths are everywhere
I knew a bad one once, my options were to kill him or cut ties.

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>>107802445
Pic rel is correct but the exact same thing could be set about the same artists who let "le heckin tech bros" live rent free in their heads. The resentful techbros are at least more bearable because they at least keep their autism contained on niche places like here or discord. /ic/-tier creatures meanwhile, tend to lean more on the normie side the and therefore are basically everywhere and therefore Stick there noses and opinions anywhere and everywhere because for some reason they think they, the arts, and humanities as a whole are God's gift to humanity. Techies at least have a somewhat stable and secure job field even when factoring in AI. Humanities focused careers. Meanwhile, have much weaker job security, hence the " starving artist" trope. And respect them for sticking to something they love, but if you want to do that shit as a main career to put foot on the table, you're objectively a fool unless you have connections or are absurdly talented and lucky. The obnoxious artsy types no, they will never get the prestige and respect crave so much so they take out that frustration on other people and "ai bros" are the easiest target since SaaS vermin are committed to making everything worse on purpose for shits and giggles.

>>107802506
that's not a smart gun. "smart guns" are guns with some kind of electronic lock that blocks anyone other than the designated user from firing the gun, see the guns in metal gear solid. so like a fingerprint detector or some kind of RIFD chip

>>107802506
>range data
small cheap laser range finders already exist
>wind data
probably impossible to get in most situations unless you send drones out to measure the wind along the path you want to shoot
otherwise you can measure the wind at the location of the gun but that's not that accurate
either way you don't need a "smart gun" for that bullshit you just need a "smart scope" but of course that's not such a juicy idea and doesn't make as much profit so Amerimutt corporations won't consider it

>>107802520
that's not what a smart gun is, see >>107802518
you tranny thirdy retard

>>107802423
My favorite tech grift is the part where tech promises "hey goyim, we have a new mommy for you" but that never comes.

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>>107802506
I think OP is referring stuff like picrel as a smart gun.

>>107801447
>What toolkit did you compile emacs with?
lucid is the most based

>>107801098
gptel/gptel-agent or agent-shell. If you mean code completion, I don't really know.

>>107801447
okay I will try with xwayland
>What toolkit did you compile emacs with?

M-x emacs-version
GNU Emacs 30.2 (build 1, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, X toolkit, cairo version 1.18.4, Xaw3d scroll bars)

X toolkit ig

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>>107801399
got it working
because who wants to write error messages anyway?

(defmacro
  verify
  [form]
  `(when-not
     ~form
     (throw
       (ex-info
         ~@(let
             [known-symbol-to-value#
              (volatile! {})]
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>>107800166
congrats anon, you won.

Where is this actually happening? My older relatives HATE AI slop.

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That's the point, they want dumb people to get used to using it because it's a lot better for collecting data than a search engine from a data brokerage's point of view

>>107802627
Maybe the tech elite are so upset about the pushback because they were so up their own ass and assumed people were all brainrotted zombies like OP's older relatives?

>>107802621
praise kek

>>107802621
Same. '70s kids love that shit

>>107802191
Class100

>>107802169
Needs a noose around it.

>>107802281
Just put in the order for mine. Got industrial grey and am looking to put my MTNU Space Cadet caps on it. Debating what switches to use, thinking something clicky to maximize loudness with the solenoid while I shitpost.

>buy a tkl
>actually miss using the numpad when i need it to type numbers
:(
I think I'll just remove the pause/insert/end etc key and put my old numpad there if I can program them to work

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>building my own kb
>trying to keep compact yet functional
what do you think so far?

>>107788247
I think it was pretty much all through hole back then. Through hole is optimized for ease of doing it by hand. You poke the legs through the holes, and can bend the legs to hold a bunch of them in place so you can place a lot and then flip it and quickly solder all of them. Surface mount is possible to do by hand but kind of a pain in the ass, and is really optimized for machines. Humans could precisely set all the components with their ends in the little beads of pre-tinned or paste solder and then put it in an oven, but it's tedious and too easy to bump already placed components. You can also solder a lot of them with an iron, but that's a pain in the ass and only really done for repairs.

PCB = good
BGA = spawn from hell

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>>107788197
ancient white people figured it out
dey ain't around anymore but the factories continue running for now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHenisSTUQY

>>107802409
they just need to play minecraft gregtech
it's literally exactly the same, progress is a real thing & works in a straight line etc
none of it is magic, etc

>>107802653
automation helps too, like the other anon said
asians are good too

>>107788432
> opengl state machine filters ai
nice. I had the same experience with implementing fenics sims its fucking sucks but is 100% convinced that it works.

>>107796642
this sorta reminds me after getting a bit older i stopped talking to a friend because i couldn't tell whether i was messaging; talking to him or his "partner."
in recent times id think a similar thought, am i talking to a friend or an ai machine because its use seems ubiquitous and accepted among most friends.
id say in both cases it is a worthless endeavour to chat in such conditions

>>107796642
>see 4chan argument
>one anon has a based opinion and the other is gay
>the based one uses an AI summary as proof
>have to side with the fag anon on principle

>>107800211
>muh side
critical thinking of a five-year-old

>>107792978
Conversely, I think it is good to sometimes ask it about stuff you do know well. You can see things that
>it knows that you also know
>it can suggest that you didn't immediately think about, or know about
>it speaks confidently about but are basically just avoiding basic rookie mistakes
>it has strange obsessions about but are not actually very relevant
Then try to imagine just following its advice about a topic without the prelearned filter, how much time or effort would you spend on some nonsense

No because someone could theoretically connect to it and fuck with me.

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>>107802615
This already exist silly. It's only for cripples tho. And it looks bulky, but I'd imagine you get used to it.