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>>107635008
It's libjpeg-turbo. I though about using mozjpeg/jpegli/jpeg-rs/etc BUT most of the images on the web will display JFIF in a hex editor meaning they're probably generated by a libjpeg-turbo encoder, if not worse (ie many pre-2000s JPGs can still be found today).

So I choose libjpeg-turbo as a good middleground.

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>>107635046
Subjectively it looks like a stalemate to me. At similar AVIF filesizes JXL tries harder to retain underlying textures at the cost of blurring and it does work beyond 100% zoom in some parts.

I guess most metrics even if accurate weigh the average of an image. A better one if super autists had the audacity to work on would make some kind of heat map highlighting places where codec A did subjectively better and places where codec B did subjective better. Though SSIM is just too fast to give up right now especially if you're a web server going through thousands of images per second, IF they optimize image parameters for SSIM targets at all.

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>>107635285
It's a thing already (picrel is a ssim heatmap), but there are newer metrics that take that into account.

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>>107634689
Okay best I could get JXL down to was 105 KB which is around 10% smaller than the AVIF here: >>107634689
https://files.catbox.moe/br395q.jxl

118 KB AVIF SSIM: 0.91
105 KB JXL SSIM:: 0.88

118 KB AVIF PSNR: 27.7 dB
118 KB JXL PSNR:: 26.4 dB

188 KB AVIF VMAF: 83.2
106 KB JXL VMAF:: 80.9

Objectively JXL is not 10% better than AVIF. Subjectively I think the JXL looks like dogshit now. Stock avifenc setting are terrible thoughbeit, I hope these things become the mandatory defaults soon:


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Yeah, JXL blurring is really bad now. I'm sorry but Jpeg Xtra Large just plain fucking blows desu. Terrible decoding performance and no clear advantage over AVIF other than lossless but I doubt there's going to be a huge demand for 100 MP camera raws anytime soon.

I heard there's a new decoder being made for it, could that improve decoding speed of this shit thing?

>>107635141
Just don't give kids laptops.

Glad to have finished school before this laptop shit became a thing. I've seen videos of kids in the US breaking those cheap chromebooks for tiktok attention.

>>107634743
>blacklist
Everyone knows what a VPN is now

>>107634728
Install templeos

Force them to write their own network driver if they want internet access

Dont help them out until 16

>>107635207
I remember having to pay insurance for mine, which was like $15, I think. With that you could get a new one if you misplaced it or if you were retarded enough to break it. I went through 3 years of secondary with one, and mine was in immaculate condition by the end.

Back then I was unenlightened, but I wish I had known about corebooting them (assuming mine was compatible). I also could've just taken the msata ssd out of it to use for booting on my personal system.

I'm not sure what they do with them; they probably just recycle them. I wonder what you could do with a school year's worth of chromebooks in a cluster--probably run a small minecraft server.
>>107634811
The reason they're handed out is so that the admins and teachers with administrative privileges can take a peek through the camera when students are at home. Whatever software they use displays/logs searches (obviously), screen, and keystrokes, I assume.

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>>107635279
Those are VFAs, more modern printers heavily reduce these. The best is maybe the QIDI Q2, it has a higher belt resolution, which makes them almost invisible, pic related.

>>107635279
Slower extrusion/hotend moving speed somewhat fixes it and so it buying a more expensive printer, although these lines will still be visible to an extent. You can also postprocess every part by either manually sanding or soaking ABS in acetone but I haven't tried that myself yet.

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>>107633765
>>107633798
Crossbows are pretty fun too as a europoor. I printed the Adderini repeating crossbow, way more power than I was expecting with the 80 lbs arm, the AL arrowheads can go through two filled cardboard boxes. I'm designing some custom mods for it too.
3D printers can be fun even if you don't know CAD, but they really become 10x more fun if you do.

>>107633798
Fully custom design? I'm guessing it's .22LR? I'd be interested to see someone design a fully printable 9mm handgun, but I don't know if that's possible since nobody did it yet as far as I know, only carbines.

>>107633798
lmaoing

>summer 2024, be me
>felt for the memework laptop
>Decide to buy a 2nd hand Intel 11Gen (first one they released)
>Was going to buy 16 Gib RAM
>32 was only like 15€ more. 64 was like 15€ on top of that.
>Fuck max it at 64 Gib of RAM for like 120€
>Max I used is like 20 Gib when extremely lazy by opening 100+tabs on brave
>Also got a 2 Tib NVME because why not
>Felt scammed since I contributed to Jeff bezos's new wife's new yacht
>FF late 2025

Prices have skyrocketed on RAM and SSD. My RAM + SSD cost more than what I paid for the laptop in 2024. I feel in danger walking around with it on public.

Did I make a good financial decision by pure luck? Or am I coping hard?

>>107631370
Don't worry anon there's still plenty of currently worthless companies that will shoot to the moon in a few years that you also won't end up buying

>>107631370
>it's so over
It never began

I honestly think they do this to sell computers, because somehow their prices are stable

>>107630926
This
Anyone """"""""investing"""""""""" right now is already too late

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What do you think of Matrix, anon?
>>107608368

>>107602347
Kinda embarrassing update: my wife picked up the robot and that somehow fucked up the LIDAR sensor and now it just runs into walls constantly. It's still under Amazon return window so we're sending it back and getting a new one. Apparently this is a really rare thing, none of our friends who have the same brand of vacuum cleaner had this issue and we can't really find anything online. I'm sure I could troubleshoot it or even talk to support but we specifically got it on Amazon during black Friday with the idea in mind of returning it if there were any issues so that's what we're going to do.

Not related to the /cyb/ privacy concerns discussion but since I was singing its praises I thought it would be disingenuous to not update the thread with this development

>>107617557
>Does the roomba spy on you?
Not noticeably. It does map out your floor obviously. But it always returns to its charging/cleaning station and stays there so you can put it in a private corner if you're concerned about passive surveillance or microphones or something like that

>>107612102
>How can you even protect yourself from this kind of stuff?
It's time to think of "protecting" yourself a little bit differently now that privacy is dead due to metadata and AI being really good at pattern matching.

Join a gang. If you're rich, who cares if your credit card gets hacked, your bank will bend over backwards to get that chargebacked

Join a gang. If you're a part of ICE you can drive drunk

Join a gang. If you're a highish ranking member of Mossad you can groom and rape goy children on American soil and only be named and shamed if caught (the status quo for pedophilia among the elite in the West for 3000 years now) and shipped back to Israel.


The real question is what do you want to do/not be affected by more than anything else.

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>>107631591
Also Mitnick was a social engineer. The real masters are Wozniak, Captain Crunch, Richard Stallman AND Donald Knuth.

>>107635373
Rebecca my beloved.

>>107629669
>within minutes
The olympiad was in july though?

>>107631854
only retards think they have any form of intelligence.
they don't even have the most basic ability to learn.

Yet another paid advertising thread to keep the grift going.

>>107631390
>openai is still using tools like lean for reinforcement learning.
Did it? DeepSeek repeated their feat, and it's open source. We can check its methodology.

buy an ad

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>FFXIV at maximum settings
>plenty of games with high upscaling settings on PCSX2 and RPCS3
I thought I fell for a meme at first when my extremely old PC died (it couldn't run the two meme arrows above for shit btw), and I decided to go for a laptop since it felt more sensible than building another extremely weak pc with the little budget I had
But I'm pleasantly surprised at how well this stinkpad is serving me
Now that I finally got a job, this big girl just needs to survive one more year until I finally begin building a real pc

>>107635458
I believe this is obvious, but I bought it used from a refurbishing store of course

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>>107626528
>>107626798
>>107627683
You're the only ones in the thread who had the sense to buy enough RAM

Any 32GB or less anon will be hurting in a few years (if not already).

>>107634475
Why them VMWarez instead of KVM? Just curious.

>>107634515
I was going to test the performance of Windows 11 to see if it runs as shitty as it does on KVM/QEMU. All I got right now is a half-done Gentoo install. I'm in-between a lot of projects and obligations, lol.

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loving the crt setups. wish i had one. either way, here's my setup. (feat. audio interface, mic, headphones, and even some cool pokemon cards) i would retake it to show something cool on the screen but ehhh (it took way too fuckin long to transfer this picture to my pc)

>>107634475
laptops are comfy to the point that desktops are annoying to use for all that isnt gayming. fym i have to be stuck to one corner of the room and in sitting upright position at all times

>>107625967
you serve as an inspiration for me, anon. hopefully someday i can have a setup as clean as this.

>>107634921
lies, amd has shit linux-libre support

>>107635157
jusy saying that an x230 would be a huge upgrade cpu and gpu wise

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Wots the best Zbook model that is reliable, durable, fairly modern and has sovl for around $150-300(used/refurbished) ??

>>107635157
It's reality grandpa.
I have X220, and I love the little thing.
It was good 4 years ago, but things change.
I just use it as markdown editor now.

>>107635204
So a p73 or p15 is just as good?

Firefox already has AI in itself, go to about:config and search for "browser.ml".
It's hilarious though, nobody bats an eye when others do it, but when Firefox does it it's the end of the world, btw Firefox is 90% owned by Google, no browser is sacred, you're all retarded.

>>107635117
Opt-out always becomes permanent eventually.

>>107634961
I don't think anybody here is retarded enough to believe there won't be forks of this garbage without the AI pozz.

>>107635199
compact density

>>107635034
How will they make money from a locally run LLM?

>tfw too stupid to program
>want to make cool shit with comfyui
>vibe code a custom node
>errors
>errors everywhere
>switch to claude
>node kinda works
>feed it any errors and guide it on how i want it to function
>getting close
>run out of credits
>switch back to free "coder" models
>break it
>errors
>errors everywhere


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>>107634694
claude always uses more tokens than it should. it's a scam

Who is Jenny? I thought she was the ex-girlfriend of one of the disgruntled /sdg/ posters.

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how do i prevent this from happening

>>107635197
a /tv/ eceleb with fetal alcohol syndrome or something
https://youtu.be/1yw6z9G7p1g

I think anon did a good job training

>>107624959
Font and color scheme please?

>>107624959
so for this pattern its not just missing a brace but a fractal of },: and sub levels ... truly fucking retarded

>>107624959

if let Some(color) = (|| get_user()?.profile()?.settings()?.theme()?.primary_color())() {
    println!("Primary color: {color}");
} else {
    println!("Could not access primary color");
}

>>107624959
1. you don't have to match like that.
2. if you used ifs for each field it would probably look worse
3. This is shit data design
4. You could make it much nicer with just chaining flatmap

>>107629380
Goes deeper in if it's not null.
It's basically user?.profile?.settings?.theme?.promary_color in c#

>>107634098
The concept that a config could only be partaly invalid is new to you?
nginx comes with config checks as well and tells you exactly what is wrong, and if it can continue, it does so while giving you a warning.

Meanwhile cloudflares corporate Rust written billion USD nginx clone prints "panic" and dies.

And thats the intentional behaviour with idio(mat)tic written Rust.
Death is preferable.
Their definition of "Memory safety" specifically excludes memory leaks, because memory leaks "only" crash and kill the system. That is okay. Availability is not a concern. Crashing is fine.

>>107634117
>Did their nginx also also had set up hard limits on resources as their custom proxy?
Yes

Why dont you just read cloudflares report? Then you don't have to embarass yourself woth false claims.

>>107634117
>yes, nginx behaved better and still worked, while Rust crashed, but but it could have rolled back!
why would it?
Auto-rollback is a very risky gamble.
Tell the user what is wrong, while continuing to serve, is the sane behaviour.

>>107618589
it's not that hard

>make an amazon account
>setup k8s in AWS
>use helm to deploy a NBD service that stores blocks in dynamodb
>nbd-client <k8singress hostname> /dev/nbd0
>mkswap /dev/ndb0
>swapon /dev/ndb0

there, now you have enough ram to compile

>>107634173
>And thats the intentional behaviour with idio(mat)tic written Rust.
In both C and Rust you decide how you handle errors. There is no implicit error handling.

>>107634207
>why would it?
Because you don't want partial or broken updates in large systems like this. You either succeed completely or rollback to the last working version.

>>107630202
>why do cordless vacuums still suck?
because a real vacuum runs on 1200watts while the best cordless, on ((((high)))) power can maybe do 500 watts for 5 minutes.

lmk when they make 1kw cordless vacuum with a 20 minute run time.
also, lmk when they make a proper press fit fitting and not those retarded clip in fittings.

>>107630202
>why do every consumer-grade vacuums still suck?
ftfy
it's on purpose, just buy professional-grade vacuums, they cost less and perform infinitely better while not looking gay as fuck.
I was on the market for a vacuum nearly a decade ago and noped the fuck out the vacuum alley when I saw the eurokistan pricing for these things who won't last more than the warranty period.
also dyson is pure garbage, shit quality for piss-poor performance, you're buying a stylish product, not a functional one, it's like the iphone of vacuums, you're not really suppose to be use it, it's so people who come to your house can see it.
>>107630602
>if you go corded, they're underpowered and you constantly have to change bags
lmao what? these things have nothing to do with being corded or not.
>filter is clogged, so you're now constantly cleaning your filter
get it out, clean it and put it back, as simple as... hardware require maintenance, that's a fact of life.
>Maybe a really pro-tier one with cyclone and autoclean is better, but fuck spending 1k for a vacuum!
a cheap karcher wd2+ is 50€ and will outperform and outlive EVERY SINGLE consumer-grade vacuum on the market. it's also very easy to repair and maintain if needed.
>And "robots"?
utter dogshit, every single one of them, don't ever buy this shit.

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I bought a new vacuum the other day, it doesn't really pick anything up but it works really well.

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>>107630202
Because they die son.

>>107634310
>lmao what? these things have nothing to do with being corded or not.
but they do. If you wanna stay portable, there's only so much power you can suck out of an 18V battery, even with a brushless motor and all that, compared to being plugged into 220 V, that's delivering said 220V 24-7.
>get it out, clean it and put it back, as simple as... hardware require maintenance, that's a fact of life.
And that cleaning requires more time than changing the bag, plus it's dusty as hell, so you either have to wear a mask or you're inhaling all the stuff you vaccuumed up to not inhale it in the first place. Plus, it makes a total mess, so you gotta vacuum the whole place again. That's not maintenance, that's masochism.
>a cheap karcher wd2+ is 50€ and will outperform and outlive EVERY SINGLE consumer-grade vacuum on the market. it's also very easy to repair and maintain if needed.
What class is it? Not sayin Kärcher is bad, but come on, a 50€ Kärcher is the definition of consumer-grade!

>>107629028
Sure, that's why he spent the remainder of his life strengthening the hands of commie shitskin tyrants all across the globe with the Carter Foundation.

kys

>>107628916
Like I said in 2021 that's why SaaS cloud stuff made sense for traveling business people that all need to collab together. They need software and files all in one place to collab. It makes sense for them but not for me. forcing it on normies is stupid and greedy exploitation

>>107626783
Who is the Slackware of burger presidents?

>>107631649
probably gerald ford

>>107628916
Nigga Plan 9 was specifically designed for "people" who "want no local storage" anywhere near them.