Local AI trained on man pages, info, and bin --help.
>>103251806All that effort because normies cant apropos and grep?
>>103252282apropos sounds like something joe biden would say in a brainfart and not a real word
>>103251806Most ai models are familiar with the arguments of various cl programs. What exactly do you want the local model to do?
>>103251806every llm is already trained on that brainlet
>>103252542amerishart education on display
I know this has sort of been tried before (cloud desktops), but I have a feeling that with Microsoft making the hardware too, it's going to stick this timeif they can build low-latency regional data centers for example, why wouldn't all gamers just rent their GPUs in the cloud per month?not to mention the mass surveillance and data aggregation capabilities are a corporate/spook wet dreamthen they'll give you a discount for using a special monitor with eye tracking built in, for even better ad metrics
>>103239466Cant wait for the first tear down to see what it looks like inside.
>>103239466the cattled masses will use whatever microsoft and apple tell them. microsoft has a particular advantage in doing this because they also own azure, whereas if apple tries to copy they will have a difficult time.
Apologize
>>103239466
>>103253262the price makes it seem its just a full x86 computer, but with a locked down bios. I mean I just got a $50 android tv box, which is decently snappy running Android locally, why is this PoS so fucking expensive
It's the only way to be sure.
Compiling is for the weak
>>103252952honestly, its not worth it for regular desktop usage. Its a fun ride though.
>>103252952i recently build the development multilib version (m64, m32, x32) in a VMi saved the scripts i used to build each package, create config files, etc., and repeated the build on a cheap laptop, but at the end i couldn't get the root partition to mountit's a cheap Walmart laptop with one of those 64GB internal SD cards (/dev/mmcblk0) instead of a real SSD, and i thought i built the right drivers in the kernel, but i must have missed something, as i couldn't get the kernel to recognize the block device
What I realized by using Arch for months is how many unnecessary dependencies are installed. Only by carefully controlling compiler flags can you truly debloat your system.Unfortunately, LFS doesn't really help you with this. You're expected to follow the procedures provided
>>103254966>Unfortunately, LFS doesn't really help you with this. You're expected to follow the procedures providedtrue, but i'd point out two thingsone is that if you're not a novice (which you shouldn't be anyway if you're trying LFS) you can try to minimize the base system, with the understanding that it's probably going to require modifying ./configure flags and probably patching certain packagesthe other is that the base LFS system is relatively minimal (compared to even the "server" flavor of mainstream distros), and BLFS divides dependencies into Required, Recommended, and Optional, and you can totally ignore the Optional dependenciesultimately, what constitutes a(n) (un)necessary dependency depends on what you want to do with the system; you can consider GNU coreutils and glibc unnecessary and build a barebones kernel + musl + busybox, but if you want a desktop system or even a webserver with a modern framework, you're gonna have a bad time
>Antitrust officials have decided to ask a judge to force Google to sell chromeWill this be good or bad for Chrome? How does this affect the adblocker situation?
>>103230060Alright, /g/, can we start speculating? Who are the realistic potential buyers?
>>103243648There is no such thing as a "Biden".
>>103246393Judges don't just enforce law, they interpret the law. Which gives them the power to effectively change existing laws. Not make new ones, but change existing ones by interpreting based on their intention.Even words that are as obvious and clear as SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED can be wiped away by judges. They just have to provide a reasoning for a sudden reinterpretation.Modern democracy is a shit system. One of the worst ones to ever exist. A monarchy has a clearer seperation of power.But it is funny that simping for a corporation is what made some bootlickers here question it.
>>103232008hello underage anon, that mark was the moment they removed the "dont be evil" motto
>>103230201>>103230060Who can afford to buy it?
not my problem
Without using the generic "webp bad!" is there really a significant reason we shouldn't be adopting this after 4chan adopted MP4? I've heard some retards claim that this thing isn't better than JPG but I don't really see this desu senpai. Webp appears to be, on average, about half the file size of standard JPGs for similar quality.I mean sure it's not as good as jew xl or tel-avif but it's not like fucking useless...
>>103254841I've never come across a lossles webp file on the web now that you mention it, virtually all of them have been under 200KB so I never really suspected that lossless was being used.You know what I HAVE come across? Shit-for-brains saving JPGs as PNGs.
>>103254756Google hates JXL and wants everyone to use WebP and Tel Avif, you fucking retard
>>103254881Even though they're working on it? odd
>>103254718>Given how there's more webp images than there were say 10 years agoWhat percentage of those are lossily re-encoded from JPEG or PNG?
>>103254993No clue but it's been getting worse for me every year that goes by. If this really is someone kind of devious ploy to get google to turn us into slaves or something it might actually be working because I've already complained several time to different websites that they enable uploads of webp files and not just 4chen.
>gaming phoneAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
>>103253648This is actually reasonable since it had a built in gamepad. Everything else can fuck off though.
>>103253561against all odds still somehow less gay than gaming laptopsbut close
>>103253607It's over.
>>103253648The retroid Pocket 5 looks really promising. SD865 and 8gb 2133 MHz ram. Android 13 or Linux. Fully open source because snapdragon decided to be awesome and gave us the source code. I can't wait for more sd865 devices to hit the market.
>>103253561>9you're a little slow, aren't you?
Why is his agenda shilled everywhere on the internet right now?
>>103251821Maybe because he's god? Idk
>>103251821What’s his agenda OPRecognize you can’t answer this without giving the appearance of shilling
>>103253984It's official then, God is gay. Can't argue about the constant surveillance part though.
>>103251821>Why is his agenda shilled everywhere on the internet right now?He's putting out feelers for 14 year old boys that he can fuck up the ass.
>>103253998Transhumanism, feudalism/authoritarianism, and mass surveillance
But it's easily fixed.
>>103254103Use Isotop.sh to autosetup dwm
>>103254711No, I like fvwm.
>>103254267how is yours any better than the one he posted lmao133 packages and 5GB ram839 packages and 8GB ramconsider trading macOS for mathOS
>>103254736>fvwmAn acquired taste
>>103254103bloat isn't really a problem. No other OS has progams share packages. Hell, most of the time programs on other OSes are webapps. It's bloated as hell and any linux setup will be lightweight by comparison
link -> ( youtu.be/atsMD_C0N9s?si=pMTV8uxjnfrfWuBv ) neat concept but looks very unwieldy until we can make computer parts smaller or transmit a visual signal directly on the card and i dont think thats happening...
>>103251770Girl power of course!
>>103250960perfect for tributing your favorite cunny archive
>>103250960Really cool idea, but I don't know how you could power two oleds like that and have the required soc to wirelessly receive video and drive the display while remaining paper thin and flexible. In the video you see a ribbon cable coming out the bottom, so not fake CGI, but not practical unless maybe one non flexible edge with a tiny battery, light weight soc just to drive the display and perhaps a solar cell to extend battery life while also having a wireless charging coil when the solar cell inevitably can't keep up. As it stands this tech right now I think could only practically be used by a theme park or something to try and simulate a fictional item while hiding the ribbon cable. This guy's channel also shows making the Harry Potter moving newspaper, so maybe Universal Studios could put one in a Harry Potter attraction, but that's it. Imagine though, waifu trading cards with this tech. Even though it would be crazy expensive I could see gooners just buying pack after pack to get best girl.
>>103250960When does he coom on it
>>103250960yeahRight now it's just a flat monitor
Need help picking a laptop bros. What is the best deal under $1500 rn? I will use it primarily for working from home, gaming, and occasional music production (nothing fancy, live instruments into a DAW. No midi)
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>>103252596M3 Air. Fuck MacOS but that laptop has the best battery life by huge fuckin mile. The FW13 only got me 4 hours max with the Ryzen + Ubuntu 24.10
What motivates you to keep on with programming?I do it so I can develop my own stuff and when something goes wrong or I want to complain about the thing not working right, it will be something like: “Who was the idiot who designed this?! Oh, right...”
>>103254944>What motivates you to keep on with programming?cash teleports into my bank account every other week
Ego.
Anyone else reach a dead end? The brick wall at the end of the back alley that is the end of all tech? After 30 years of computing, programming and 15 years working as a software developer, I now realize it's all pointless. A wasted life. All tech is garbage. All code is technical debt. You're just automating some pointless tasks from someone's make-work job that also serves someone's pointless life. At the end of the day, we're all just shuffling around like zombies and shoveling garbage into each other's faces.I'm tempted to just go cold turkey on devices, computers, phones, Internet, everything. It's all garbage.
>>103254816Unironically skill issue. All my projects make the world a fun place.
I hate gityes, it's a skill issue but it shouldn't bewhy would using a fucking VCS be more difficult than actually programming and working on my project?many retards will spout>skill issue>learn the fundamentals>git is perfect>git is well-designed>"you just don't git it bro!!!!"but the same retards will argue about git commands for hours like picrelit's pure stockholm syndrome and delusionjust fucking read this thread and think FOR 5 SECONDS about whether software should be this way https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25123014holy fuck how can you read that and not just laugh at how insane it all isComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>103250413Pijul
>>103249913Just use 3 things: commit, push, and pull.
>>103249913Just ask chatgpt to figure it out for you
>>103249913there is a nice guide called git for writers or something like that, it's super basic but really it covers the essential use cases and it's 80% of what you need to know. Not sure if someone knows what i'm talking about, but the site even had nice animations
>>103249913just use jj if you can't understand git
Discussion of free and open source text-to-image modelsLast time on /ldg/ : >>103234009Mutable Feelings Edition>Beginner UIFooocus: https://github.com/lllyasviel/fooocusEasyDiffusion: https://easydiffusion.github.ioMetastable: https://metastable.studio>Advanced UIForge: https://github.com/lllyasviel/stable-diffusion-webui-forgereForge: https://github.com/Panchovix/stable-diffusion-webui-reForgeComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUIComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
