A few days ago, something really interesting happened: For the first time, an AI generated a mathematical proof that was not yet known: https://www.erdosproblems.com/728In most cases where this has happened, it was later discovered that a solution already existed in the literature, but this problem had been formulated incorrectly and was only corrected a few months ago, which means there was no prior literature on it.Sometimes of you say that AI will be limited by "not being able to create new things," but I think this case shows that it's not quite like that at all, and that most people are still underestimating AIs.
>>107832560>Sometimes of you say that AI will be limited by "not being able to create new things," but I think this case shows that it's not quite like that at all, and that most people are still underestimating AIs.Monkeys, typewriters, and Shakespeare.
>>107832560It says right there similar results proven by similar methods. The proof method existed. Anyone that made this connection by wading through a bunch of literature could have done this.
>>107842497it is not a condensed decision tree, it is a condensed database and the query language happen to be natural, that is all.
>>107832560This is expected. Maybe if ai were used for research instead of Jewish death squads in Gaza you normies would know about this already
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Why has no big brand succeeded in the e-ink tablet space?Huawei and Lenovo tried and abandoned their productsAmazon has the Kindle Scribe series but it's AmazonBoox has nice hardware and features but typical Chinese brand software longevitySuprenote is mehRemarkable is trying to be Apple too hard
>>107849112>2020 was 9 years ago
>>107826750Reading shits is dead in the TikTok brain rot era with seconds long attention span.
>>107826750Obviously not enough people want them. I have Boox tablet, and while I like it and would like other devices with the tech, most normies would hate using it
eink is expensive slow and stupid
e-ink displays dont have a use case outside of readers, meaning your device has to be compliant with some sort of e-library, like amazon kindle, who already sells a reader. The target demographic who want a tablet to only read books on is pretty small and they're old people who dont really care about anything but convenience and if it works. trying to sell them on some "kindle but x brand" doesnt work. kids are the one obsessed with media and gaming and will buy shit endlessly to fulfill that end, e-ink is incompatible with their demands >>107830630^^^^^^^^^^
This is a pic hat device I made using ai for a product/software I've branded around the name GHOST LAYERS I also have a GitHub but won't even try to post it becuz of spam or whatever but would anyone buy a LoRa capable pi hat if there was a code repo for the thing and config file on the repo? Cool little pi hat for comms u can develop stuff like chat apps which I have and am working on more. Mine uses a non public sync word which is legal and it's strictly rf not mesh right now so it communicates straight to the other radio not thru nodes or mesh networks. I've yet to encrypt it.Have a lan chat app which is cool I wanna redo it for wan but need more knowledge on servers and protocols.
>>107849818>I've yet to encrypt itI think it would be pretty cool if you could manually transfer keys via serial connection Does it just send messages in unencrypted plain text atm? What structure are the packets, like would a receiver be able to tell the difference between two different transmitters? Could it even pick up two at once? Do you set a specific band? What about frequency hopping?
That's all available in the config file on the GitHub I'm not well versed in the subject as far it goes I had AI wrote the code for it but I hashed it out thru the prompts a million times til it worked, it's just plain text messages right nowAs far as the first statement u made idk what u mean by that? Otar?
>>107849818>would anyone buy a LoRa capable pi hatWhy buy something that only works with one brand of thing? You can pickup independent lora modules cheap enough.
It wouldn't be just raspberry pi it would be anything with a 40 pin header
Here's the prototype I made
If you want a tablet and also want to draw, should you get an iPad or a Samsung tablet?
>>107828973An iPad because you want to draw, every other use case you should get the Samsung.
it's actually hilarious how adverse g and ic are to ipads in general. I personally know an extremely talented artist who works for a game studio and works/knows tons of people in the industry. a huge majority of them use an ipad + procreate for at least the beginning stages of their sketches or artwork. they'll obviously do post work with different programs but it says enough that it's a comfortable medium for professionals and will serve the needs of 99% of the people who are not professionals which is essentially everyone on 4chan. you got nigs on IC that spend thousands on xppen gear and can barely draw a box in perspective
iPads seems to have a more streamlined software where everything is cohesive.Samsung's software is all over the place with 10 different fonts for the home screen. That being said Samsung ad blocker is the best I have ever seen. It even blocks ads on apps like YouTube and TikTok.
If you want to draw seriously just get a drawing tablet for pc, not having keyboard shortcuts will hinder youIf you just want to sketch occasionally it doesn't really matter what tablet you get
>>107849927The problem with drawing tablets is that you need a PC to use them. Without a PC, they are useless.
My new year resolution for 2026 is to only use non-blocking IO
async is for fagslearn threading instead
>>107850283if the IO is blocked, just moooove it out the way?
>>107850352Based hero.
>>107850283THE FILESYSTEM EXIT, THE SOCKET EXIT, EVERY MOTHERFUCKING EXIT
>>107850283My new year resolution is 1920x1080 (which is the last non-meme resolution)
what now?
>>107850221android is more open source
>>107850410how is that relevant? i am not going to modify sustem components like cat or ls. you can get by pretty easly with the commands available on ios
>>107849689install mac os on it.
>>107850537I want an open source phone or at least closer to it
>>107850555dude this is literally a 30 bucks burner that i dont use for anything. i would never use this shit as a regular phone. right now i have a file server running on it. use grapheneos if u want a good foss phone
>Oh fuck yeah I'm going to install Bazzite straight away to run my favorite containers!! I'm literally so excited to run containers you guys, containers are my favorite software to use, God I fucking love containers.Why is this a selling point for an operating system? Who is actually outright ENTHUSED about containers when they could just be running regular bloat-free software?
Containers provide process (quit calling everything "app" you retarded mouth-breathers) segregation without the ridiculous overhead of full-blown virtualization. It's not ideal, but it's a huge advance compared to "program <just_trust_me_bro.exe> requires administrator access, Y/N?"What's still missing is a better file system. Tag-based seems the best option, but is not visually easy to convey.
>>107850324try installing the same package with two different versions on archalso you can't install new packages on arch without upgrading your entire distro, that's exactly the same problem to debian
>>107849425guix
>>107848668Posted it again award
>>107850324Then your friends should use Debian Sid/unstable to get the same bleeding edge packages like Arch.Archtards are retarded.
people are starting to forget that Windows actually was good a long time ago, it has been 13 long years
>>107821060All these fags that weren't alive back then I swear.Windows 3.xx was considered decent because that's all people really knew other than DOS back then. It did more than DOS and still allowed you to run your DOS shit without much trouble. So it wasn't outright hated.Windows 95 was shilled worldwide as revolutionary but was pretty hated due to constant BSoD problem. Win98 was the same but considered more tolerable because it had all the updates for Win95 bundled in (mostly USB support was all anyone cared about). The entire 9x series was considered horrible.Windows 2k was beloved because NT actually got decent by then. It still ran most of your Win 16/32-bit and DOS shit. Although, a lot of people (/v/ermin) cried about how it wouldn't run games despite never having used it.WinME was a huge joke and everyone thought it was shit. So many teenagers got stuck with shitty pre-builts when it came out. No idea why but at that time everyone was buying them for their children for the first time. No self respecting person wanted it. I made a lot of money installing Win2k for people back then.WinXP was considered a worse 2k and the GUI was laughed at by everyone. It didn't become tolerable until SP2 and most people only moved on from 2k because of Microsoft forcing people over. It also ate far more RAM and was never as stable.Vista was shit and widely hated like ME. Windows 7 was basically Vista with some bugs fixed so was in the same boat as 98. Most people preferred to stay on XP for good reasons.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107846210kek
>>107821060I've probably used Windows 7 the most, simply because that's what was out while I was in high school and uni, but I don't actually have any memories of it in particular. It wasn't super good, and it wasn't dogshit, was just kinda basic and generic. I remember more of my dad using Win95, and I was only 4 by the time 98 came out.>>107821681>Windows 7 is not good. Its just not as bad as what came after.Kinda, yeah. It's a very 'alright' OS.
>>107821060I only remember that XP locked up frequently in the worst ways imaginable due to buggy software, requiring full power cycle. But it also ran the largest number of obscure indie games that don't work even on Windows 7
>>107846308no one liked windows 10 auto installing itself on their 7 system. i remember before 10 came out in the RC stages i had installed it on a thinkpad to testbed it and it would routinely uninstall the graphics driver due to "known compatibility issues" this continued into full release and it took years for Microsoft to stop uninstalling random shit on your computer for vague compatibility reasons, plus it was slow as shit and still is, you couldnt control updates, one of the major releases around 2018 just outright broke drivers and only kept a rollback feature for 10 days, most of the people who brought me their computers for these issues needed a whole reinstall, and guess what, your windows 7 product key that 10 upgraded itself with could not be used to reinstall 10, so the customer had the options of going back to 7 or if they actually liked 10, pirating it. Now my main local customers are people whos computers installed 11 on their own or bricked itself with windows update and they are more thrilled than ever to have LTSC installed. People come up to me in public and thank me that their computer isnt sitting at an update screen for 10 hours, no one did that for 8, no one did that for vista. 10 is only reflected positively upon because 11 doubled down on how shit it is
>You ruin the entire culture of humanity and the comfyness of the internet with a small rectangle>Get Cancer>The CIA then realized it can buy out your company and backdoor smartphones and ruin PC's with DARPA and social media>Everything becomes faster because of the iPhone demanding more wifi speed then people will lose their attention-spans How to avoid it: don't make a iPhone and don't die of cancer to delay the nightmare dystopia of tiktok shorts and gen alpha brainrot and don't elect Obama
what did obama do tho
>>107850314And don't give access to the internet in 3rd world countries
wine IS an emulator tho
You're all wrong. Wine is just a Linux implementation of Windows libraries and APIs.
>>107845959Thats like saying virtualization is emulation.Wine emulates a compatible environment. It is an emulator.
Windows is an emulator emulating a Windows environment, you computer can't natively run Windows programs after all.
>>107845921If it wasn't an emulator then what did the E stand for?
>>107846018Your brain = pile of shit
Windowsbros... not like this...
>>107849798DLSS is mostly used to get 60 FPS on 5090 in modern games.
>>107849942Updated packages and that's it.
>>107850094that's the only perk it has for gaming? doesn't it have specific optimization?
>>107850464AFAIK, no, it does not. I don't use Cachy, though, but Linux Mint. So other anons may know this better than me.
>>107849942"Better" depends on what you're looking for but the selling points of CachyOS are easier installation than base Arch and packages with optimizations for modern hardware that can give a modest performance increase.
Are bone-conductive headphones any good? Being able to listen to stuff while having full hearing sounds pretty appealing
>>107849654I have a phd in bone conduction bassology and you're wrong.
>>107850084explain why (you can't, because I'm right)
y-you people have holes on your head for sensing things right?
>>107839058i tried some of these out in an electronics store in japan and was actually amazed at how good they were if i ever wanted to get bluetooth earphones id get these over buds, the ones i tried are callled shokz openrun pro 2
>>107839102This. They're only really good for listening to podcasts while cycling/running for safety reasons. They sound shit for any other use. If you can get away with open-back cans or non sealing earbuds (Soundpeats Air3 etc.) just go with those instead
post em
>>107849973Hi king
>>107849975thanks anon, here is my rpi4 also running my distro
>>107849515Dunno the phone isn't rooted or whatever I just use termux and install neofetch with it. The phone is as it comes I remove and disable a lot of Google stuff manually though and it is in developer mode.
What was the most disturbing thing you've found on the dark web?
>>107819146They used to post clips of that shit on /b/
>>107792785>>107816537I think people with BPD should be offered assisted suicide
>>107793367kys
>>107819331Supposedly it's some autist that hates children's media that you can force into a meltdown by including it hidden in an image, but most of the time this happens it's in such a tiny way that no one could tell or notice, so the guy posting them and freaking out about it are probably the same guy.
NEWS>somebody submitted a huge PR to fix all the issues with 10.11 and it is being reviewed as of a few hours ago!https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/pull/15986
>>10784773213600k + 4070 + 32GB DDR5. I remember the UI being really unresponsive and freezing randomly. I'll reinstall it tonight and see if it's been fixed since.
I've got one of the previous gen Apple TV 4Ks currently for Plex.I haven't yet tried Swiftfin, but the other day, I was finally watching the latest Monogatari thing and noticed all the signs were weirdly distorted; I thought, "did motbob just fuck up really bad here somehow", then I remembered I was using Infuse -- switched back to Plex (libmpv) and magically everything was perfect.And then last night, on my desktop, I was just opning some DVD as a test, used VLC to check the menus, and I have no idea what was causing it, but it felt like it was stuttering during the demuxing. Again, just opened it in mpv, perfect.I want to switch off of Plex so badly, and I've got a good opportunity this coming week to do it, but man, the idea of exclusively vlckit or Infuse doesn't give me confidence. And from what I could tell, the official Android TV app uses ExoPlayer or something currently? Are there any solid TV interfaces for Jellyfin that are mpv-based under the hood?
>>107831168I haven't ever looked at the Jellyfin codebase, but ORMs are inevitably helll, from my experience, every time. Raw dogging prepared statements is honestly ideal, imo, for maintainability. I'm very surprised every time I've checked in on Jellyfin, there's always some "and we finally switched to EF Core, for real for real this time!" for like four years now.Wtf is the structure of this like? I'm kind of terrified to look; even redoing all the serialization/deserialization for one of the most fucked MMO projects, converting over to Postgres from some ghetto DIY binary-per-player on disk that'd then get passed around over the network to the different worlds, wasn't more than a couple of weeks or so at most.Is there something about their data that makes this way more complex than I'd have imagined, or is this just some scenario where nobody has the motivation to fully commit to it for a month?
>>107845629They are working on it
>>107827616>all this retarded orm shit just to avoid writing SQLDo C# cucks really?
