guess the hardware survey really was bugged
>>107798432No it's different. Turns out they've updated the data today or yesterday. You can check old threads where people complained about it.The tech press did report on the fake that so it was pathethic.
>>107787341I'm afraid that when Linux will become too much popular it will become massive playground for malicious actors (read: Indians and shitskins) since most things here are holding on a good will. Imagine AUR turning into NPM.
>>107787341Year of Linux desktop?
>>107798435>Nearly doubles from Windows 11 backlash.>"Small number mean nothing!"Very thirdie and brown type of take.It'll keep going up, and settle around 10%. Calling it here.
>>107777777
> 400Wh / 1kg> 100% charge in 5 minutes> no rare earths> cheaper than lithium> 100000 cycles> -30º c to 100ºc operating temperature range> no fire riskWtf? Legit or bullshit?
>>107789413https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verge
>>107795827> most generic battery pic ever, probably ai art> no details on chemistry Lol he's trolling for fools.
>major battery companies nowhere near production ready solid state batteries>random finn already manufacturing them in the woods
>>107798697actually the company is based in estonia
>>107798778Thats likely because of tax reasons. You dont have to pay company taxes for profits unless youre taking money out of the company
Why can't AI just say when it's unsure or doesn't know and starts hallucinating instead?
>>107781387Because the "AI" system simply does not have those concepts. It's trained on a huge body of text and what the AI does is string together words that sound like the text it was trained on. And that's what it's going to do, no matter what you give it as an input, it's going to generate some more text that "looks" right. The system fundamentally does not have a concept of truth, or of knowledge being absent from its training material.
>>107795867It is not a bug. The way current LLMs are designed they simply do not have a way to guarantee accurate output. The whole shebang simply glues words one after another in such a way that the output is similar to its training data. When you prompt it with something that is strongly present in its training then there is a very high chance that the output it produces will be something that matches the training data, but when you prompt it with something that is either only weakly present or absent in its training then it has no way to "know" this because the entire system just glues words together, so no matter what your input is it's still going to glue words together based on its training, but it's just going to result in some random bullshit.
>>107796161I enjoy seeing the reaction of GPT to news. It doesn't need its data to be updated at a certain date, it can look up and verify sources from official US government sites, tell you what it says, then in the next step if you ask it why wont Ukraine just kidnap Putin or why doesn't the US just take greenland or some other action extending from that, it refuses to continue and tells you that the US taking Maduro never happened because it would be too insane. You then tell it that it JUST looked up the sources itself, real ones, and it will do the same loop all over again. This news legit just broke GPT. Truly a 4D chess move from Trump. And something to note here for my fellow channers, AI will not function is the action or structure seems too absurd and far diverged from its preconceived notions. This means that it will have serious issues with any type of scientific research.
>>107781387It's based off Americans. Have you ever talked to one of them? They're incapable of admitting when they're wrong. Basically Jeets.
>>107784398That's only because you've used enough words, phrases and such that the pattern matching is kicked into responding that way.
HANDSOME floppies!
>>107795934this
>>107794630Why did LS120 Superdisk and Zip Disk fail as the next generation of floppies? CD's evolved into DVD's and then into Blu Ray's. But the next evolutions of floppy disks both died in the very early 2000s. Even though in 2001 a single 120mb USB Drive cost over 70 bucks. While a Zip Disk drive cost less than 100 bucks and a single 100mb Zip Disk was $10.
>>107798929AHAHAHAH UNC WHY DID YOU 3D PRINT SAVE ICON
>>107798929CDs were cheap enough by then that rewritability wasn't that big of an upsideCD-RW and MD (tbqh this was probably more down to Sony being retarded) failed for the same reason, not worth buying into a new hardware ecosystem even if it is technically superior when you could just burn an extra disk instead
>>107798929I remember my dad using these in the late 90s to early 2000s to backup his work finance stuff before rewritable cds got cheap enough. I think it used a serial connector? Cool tech eitherway
>If it breaks down at 1 in the morning, in the U.S. it will be fixed the next morning, but in Taiwan, it will be fixed at 2 a.m. MADE IN AMERICA
>>107798492>ad hominemThanks for admitting I'm right and you're wrong. I accept your concession.
If you can't set up round the clock repairs at a fucking chip factory you are incompetent. I work in oil and gas and there is round the clock maintenance at all refineries.
>>107798548Welcome to the tech world where the most retarded niggers you have ever seen think they are gods personal gift to man and then their billion Dollar venture fails because they didn't think about hiring a nightshift. Honestly we need to bring back bullying these people into suicide if we want to survive as a species.
>>107798361TSMC engineers make more than you do. "slave labor" is just a cope made up by amerilards to excuse their incompetence.
>>107798854India superpower is
Winners Don't Use Drugs.
>>107776634>California>Teenager>already drug addictChatGPT did the world a favor
>>107795783He was 19, not a kid. And yes, you should be able to sell drugs to a 19 year old as long as you're not doing anything weird like lacing them or misrepresenting what they are. The guy was recklessly irresponsible with his drug use, his death is tantamount to suicide.
>>107776634Chatgpt, how do I get to gensokyo?
>>107797865
>>107777589not just that, theyd be extremely liablethe real problem is that the rules apply only to thee and not for me the corporation
itoddlers btfo
>>107798673They're literally doing it on purpose. Why were they filming in the first place? Why do they barely react to their screens dying? How come all these cats just decided to bite the top right corner of the screen?
>>107798724>Filming it even.I posit that most of those are staged.
>>107798673Every single one of them took it back to the Apple store saying they have no idea how it happened.
>>107798724haha cat being cute going to get me many updoots-DOH
>>107798643>>107798840It's AI slop.
Microsoft now has "inclusivity" filters enabled by default on all office programs
>>107796960>he plays the /pol/ card
>>107798154
OP is mad because it doesn't include his brown skin
>>107798173Nice try but we see you.
>>107787392Marxist ideologues at Microsoft
Long story short all the tutorials of programmers i watched online, never liked what I saw. They all look dead inside, depressed, robotic face and speech completely lacking emotions. And they are content creators-programmers. I wonder what real people who sit at the screen write instructions all day look like. One needs to sacrifice having a fun charismatic personality to be a coder right ? *John Carmack looks all right though. A bit nerdy but doesn't radiate sadness.
>>107795161They look lifeless because modern programmers are in most cases people who don't like it but went into it to because of money. This applies even more for Indians and Asians who are forced by their parents to choose one of 4-5 careers pretty much.The people who make tutorial videos about programming are trying to escape the office. They are the type of video that any retard with a couple years of experience can make.People who actually like their jobs either don't make videos or make videos of very niche personal projects they made for fun.If you don't want to endure their negative vibes, just use books instead and talk to people with actual passion on online groups. You will get better at learning without getting spoonfed plus you will build some actual connections with people that will probably do well in their careers.
>>107795210source?
they get a bit happier when they turn into trannies.
>>107795287A lot of construction workers seem actually pretty happy around where I live, but maybe it depends on the country and area. Lotta people find construction quite satisfying since you are building actual tangible things every day with your own hands that will stand and be used by real people for many years. Money aside, the main drawback is the climate and risk of injury, but if you work at a temperate place that follows safety regulations and you take care of your body, you can minimize the physical long term damage a lot. Tbh I think the most bitter people I've met were either office workers, teachers or healthcare workers. Staying inside for a long time with people you don't like definitely fucks up people's brains. More so if you don't enjoy the work.My dad worked trades till 60 and he has always been mentally healthier than most techies past 35.
>>107795161> amateurcurious, above average intelligent> young professionalbottom of the barrel status wise, but will progress eventually> veteranneck beard, dreams of selling all possessions and joining a sex cult
Notto disu shitto agen...
>>107798291Aren't Indians like turbo racist usually, would they really goon to kikes?
>>107797205white girl mogs the asian for once
>>107798310indians will goon to anything including the neighbor's son shitting on their door
>>107798310who do you think is paying for OF?and yes, pajeets love jews. they try to imitate their behavior of obtaining institutional power but it has largely failed since they can't mimic the host nation populace in the west, and they don't have the crafted holohoax story to guilt dumb goyim with.
>>107798288big gay
I just woke up to the fact that my RE art was used to train AI again.Fuck AI, fuck art thieves, and fuck everyone that pretends this is okay.https://x.com/bluue_hour/status/2008831865374093436
artists that think they should get paid for a hobby are retardedi make art in my spare time too but it's relaxing and the point is the creative process. even if a computer can make better art i don't care, it's not about the result it's about the process of making something yourself
>this is NOT okaywhy do they all speak the same way
>>107798516Ever heard of quantum superposition? They all share a single brain cell amongst them and since no one has ever observed that brain cell it's in superposition where it's in all of their heads and none of their heads simultaneously.
>>107798515The same goes for programming. It's kinda like chess. Even if we have computers that can beat GM, we still play chess because it's fun. Even if all the programming is done by AI I will still be programming my games because I like the process of programming. I couldn't care less for AI code, the same way GMs don't care about "losing" to stockfish.
>>107798515>it's about the process of making something yourself...which the computer removes and does it all for you
Do people really fall for this? Like college educated people with important shit on their computers?>An email arrives with subject "Reservation Cancellation." Sender appears to be Booking.com. The message mentions a refund over €1,000 and urges the recipient to click and review. Booking.com has been a popular target before, with similar campaigns in 2023 and 2024.>The link leads to a perfect clone of Booking.com with the correct colors, logos, and fonts. Indistinguishable from the real site.>Then a loading error appears. "Taking too long. Click to refresh." One click and the browser goes fullscreen.>A Blue Screen of Death fills the screen.>But Windows is not crashing. This is a webpage designed to look exactly like a system failure. The victim cannot easily escape.>Instructions appear: press Win+R, then CTRL+V, then Enter.>The malicious webpage runs JavaScript that silently copies the PowerShell command to the clipboard the moment you click. You never see it happen. When you press CTRL+V in the Run dialog, it's already there waiting.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107798405if you have mozilla trash willingly installed then you already skipped most of the steps in the op and went directly to exposing yourself as a retard
Microsoft allowing users to have access to the cmd screen is retarded anyway. Nobody needs this except for hackers.
>>107798405Interesting, is there a way to only allow it ons specific websites or only while a video is playing?>>107798511Ok, just do the same in chrome, dumb nigger
>>107793114*laughs in QubesOS*I am immune to these tricks
>>107793114*laughs in simplewall*Aaand that's why firewalls are important, folks.
I'm going to install it tomorrow on my old Thinkpad E540. Any last minute advice before I do it? I like the idea of ZFS and I hope it'll be stable and I hope the upgrades will be stable.
>>107798407Do you have two hard drives? If not why use zfs? i have done freebsd on a done drive system before and usually stick to ufs unless i have the two drives for a mirror setup.
Linux is significantly faster on hardware that old.I don't know about freebsd, but I ran openbsd on a slightly older poverty tier thinkpad for a couple years and it was atrociously slow for doing anything modern, like web browsing for instance. It's night and day difference on Linux. But, freebsed is much better in this regard I imagine.
>>107798622Your kernel is literally written by the nsa, red hat and google. You may as well use windows at that level of cuckery and willingness to have glownigger cock slam into your backdoor.
>>107798622>NOOOO THE BIG RACIST BIGOTED CHUD COMPANIES AND DRUMPF CANT USE MY SOFTWARE ONLY US TRANS LATINX JEWISH INDIAN QUEENS CAN>FUGGEN KEK LICENSE
>>107798407>ZFShow much ram do you have and how big is the disk... oh, 16gb ram max with a 4th gen ... I don't know how great zfs will be with that>>107798642snapshots are pretty useful
lack of true nvidia support on linux is actually the worst thing about linux
>>107794716>AMD actually cared about their GPUs and supported themI wish nvidia did this. On Windows I could live with Nvidia, on Linux not so much. I hope their current Windows drivers are at least better than their Linux drivers.
>>107794716>FSR 3 didn't look worse than even the first iteration of DLSSFSR and DLSS are both conceptually cancerous. I don't play any game that uses them.
>>107780574imaginary nvidia support works just fine.
>>107780574The H100 works just great with Linux.
>>107781661no, i honestly dont understand how it's all so shit and broken for some people, i've used linux with a 2070, a 3070, and a 970, i've never ran into the fabled driver issues that people say that they have constantly
A bit of a general question, but why is the tech market so "winner takes it all" like? It has not always been this way, back in the day (00s to early 10s) one social media, dating or messaging platform replaced the other within 2-3 years.Nowadays, even non community apps which are super easy to copy, are being enshittificated with no replacement popping up. I am talking about Komoot, Duolingo and the likes.I understand for stuff like Hyperscalers the CapEx is too high, so there will NEVER be a European AWS/GCP/Azure (or ChatGPT/Gemini). But how come even small fucking apps like that cannot be copied and improved?
>>107798268It still happens with new technologies. Zuck and friends have scraped Reddit, 4chan and torrented every book ever written for their AIs (along with scientific papers from sci-hub etc). If you try to pull that off as an individual, you will end up like Aaron Schwartz
>>107798385>doges the question entirely because he can't answer
>>107798268Um, because they emerged as the winners in their respective sectors, rather than their competitors, as the internet was developing? What point are you trying to make?
>>107796830>Google is coming out with a competing platformGreat, can't wait until they abandon it in 2027
>>107796597there's a network effect for a lot of them. but im not sure duolingo has any moat whatsoever. just marketing spend
