Why is AI so hated?
>>107691072It makes people stupid. When I learned about programming and Linux I had to search real hard and real the manuals to solve some problems. This lead to me actually learning and understanding the tools I am using.Nowadays meaning just the last years people just asks the chat ai to do what they want to do. When asked what they just did they dont know. When someone is stuck on a problem now. I think it is genuinely hard not to get tempted to use the chat ai to solve the problem instead of reading the manual and solving it by yourself. When the problem is solved, few people try to understand what the chat ai did to solve it.
>>107691072Because of the Industrial Society and Its Future Manifesto.
>>107691072Because it's so oversold and underdelivering that it gives off the impression of a very elaborate scam by the megacorps to inflate their stocks.And it's getting pushed everywhere like it's the apotheosis of technology when it's not.
>>107691342>he posted it
>>107691072The fear of it replacing humans in all fields
What are some things that just don't work on Linux? I'm interested in finding a long term project that's beyond my current abilities.
>>107690044stfu reality is exactly the opposite, most linux distros set up your printer automatically for you without any hassle whatsoeverTalking from experience with my epson printer
>>107689428>xcuse me sir im ze managrI'd go into work every day with someone like that as my boss
>>107689497>pro media creation with stage of lights n sheeitSo how do thede thingd work? Do these lighting artists use windoze or smackos?
>>107689428games using EA anti cheat dont run on linux
>>107689428Cheat Engine.
what do we think about free as in free sex software?
>>107688697Thanks for asking but you grooming boys isn't sex
>>107688703Small to average dick, looks better when skelly mode
>>107688789The fujos are gonna hate this one
What about free as in alcohol free?
>>107687786Should've been free as in free use
Notice how the only thing Rust trannies refuse to re-write is X11
>>107691313It's le sabotage because it is a very opinionated language with questionable benefits dividing the community.The volunteers are driven out. The corporate assets stay in.
>>107689402Many attempts to write well-known projects in Rust.Mostly this.Everyone else, including some Rust devs, are tired of it.
>>107690442AI slop. Could be in brainfuck for all that matters.
>>107689402Rust assumes everything is going to be multi-threaded. It's a pain in the ass making some simple single-threaded utility with mutable global state (perfectly safe with a single thread).
>>107688744does zig have methods? Its my biggest problem with odin Always having to pass the first argument as a obj because annoying after some time.
If AI is so good, why doesn't Microsoft use it to fix the winui code so the start menu and the windows won't take several seconds to load?
>>107691403Because #964B00 can't into AI coding without turning it into slop.
I was watching total recall and the whole concept kinda made me think.Why aren't memories copyrighted?Let's use an example here; let's say I own an amusement park. People pay admission, ride a coaster and leave. But they still have those memories in their head of that time were on a roller-coaster outside of the parkt.To me that's theft, they are basically reliving those memories rent free. So here's my question what would be a means to put digital rights on experiences like that?
>>107689906Ofcourse only a kike could think up something as Jewish as putting DRM on memories.This is 100% the path we are going but I can tell you now they will not stop when you own nothing but fucking subscription on memories.
I am copyrighting this post. You cannot repost it or parts of it. This post is now an intellectual property. Hell, according to the law, jannies probably cannot even remove it as it will be a violation of international intellectual property laws.
>>107689039ok but how do i forget the park if i can't pay the lifetime memory rent
>>107689039intel/knowledge can not be stolenyou can make as many copies and variations of it and it wont change nor steal the original
>>107689039This. Disney could ask for a annual fee after you watch their content, after all you'll remember it.
How do we stop AI slop from increasing the price of RAM?
>>107690758Americans are livid but have 0 say about how American taxes are spent.
>>107690752Not AI is increasing the RAM prices filthy merchants doing it.
>>107690758It's bizarre that you think any common American is ok with this especially given the sentiment we are seeing online in droves that would suggest the opposite.
>>107690752>generative AI is the reason RAM prices are highIs that what normies actually believe? Where did they even get that idea?
>>107690752You can't. They have a deal with your government. Suck it up. You will probably forget about this by the time the next elections happen though
>>107568585"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say."--Edward Snowden>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107681991Sometimes I clip a heltec to my backpack before going on a walk just to see if there's any new meshtastic nodes in my area. I don't need an rpi for that though it just connects to my phone.
>>107688524That's pretty interesting, anon. Does it work?
I wonder if Chinese tech is bad for security. Pic related.
>>107678200>I don't know shot about that. can you teach me more?HArd to do remote like this, the simplest way is to check out the OP txt in >>>/diy/ham where there are textbooks that tell you how to do this. You can also go for a /ham/ license, older mentors (called "elmers") can help a lot.> how do I filter stuff if I don't know basic electronics?You need to determine the frequency you want to operate on, the bandwidth you need and then enter this in a web based design system (plenty out there) and find the values for capacitors (you buy) and inductors (that you wind yourself) and just build the thing. Assume minimum 4 inductors.>I don't have high power stuff, btw. just a few basic SDRs and nothing else, just for fun.Even a milliwatt RF signal can be heard on different continents.
>>107687371They launched a line of tracksuits and leotards - made of latex. It was all sold out in minutes.
Could someone with virustotal premium download this file? It's called battlefield 4 checksum fixer and it isn't actually malware. It was used to edit the player config files (like increasing FOV or removing motion blur) for bf3 and bf4 on the ps3 the same way as it's done on the pc versions. It's relevant again because bf3 was recently revived on the ps3 after the official servers were shut down 2 years ago. There are no other working download sources for bf4 checksum fixer currently online.The file:https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/b0b60783b34d3b2482383308e0c6e4b38e627ada28d14e65f710b0064a5fa4c0Video of how it was used:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDFEXbtOSjA
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And this is why Android will never be as fast or have the great graphical performance of iOS.
>>107690570Uhm..no. The graphical performance for example is almost entirely related to the GPU, which doesn't execute java programs.
>>107690570>And this is why Android will never be as fast or have the great graphical performance of a paperweight with ads.
Java is white and a shitjeet like you should go back to webshitting a 500 mb electron app in jeetscript
AI haters BTFO
>AI haters have good taste in artYes.
>>107689694source
>>107690194Look at the filename
A idiot admire complexity.A genius admire simplicity.
>>107690023show me how you transfer all your data, setting and programs to a new linux machine in one click
>>107690033you drag them to trash
>>107688718It can't be solved easily since it can't be enforced by the OS without breaking a shit ton of software, and some snowflake is inevitably going to break convention out of laziness or ignorance.
>>107690075Fuck your backwards compatible. Go dig a hole and climb in it while the rest of the world moves on.
>>107689029You can see .dmg files as a remnant of how floppy disks worked. Back in the day you'd mount a floppy disk and either run the software from it, or drag it to your machine and then unmount it.The installers are entirely different, usually they require some extra configurations being set system wide or a specific driver to be added, if you use an installer you will not have to drag anything.
I was gonna buy an HP omnibook with a snapdragon processor but I googled to see if it worked with my rollo label printer. It doesn't.
>>107690740i want something that just worksif pay $500 for a computer i want it to fucking work not have a broken trackpad because some moron didn't put the damn thing back together>>107690733im never buying a refurbished product againat least with a used product you expect that there may be a thing or two to fixrefurbished means someone abused and broke it, so some guy at the repair department barely fixed it enough to turn on
>>107690646im looking at a dell inspiron 3420 just because its been out longer and its cheaper if it doesnt do what i want. the newer snapdragon x machines are attractive but allegedly ubuntu still has major issues on them
>>107690646Its way too early for arm. Had a MacBook m4 Pro and its just not there yet. I would say wait another 5 years at least so just by a normal laptop in the meantime
>>107690646Too soon, too little performance for their price (they're all at 1k lmfao)
>>107690646>are we still avoiding ARM processors?No? There just aren't many options.
I tried signing into Walmart today and it asked for a (((passkey))) with my biometrics. it let me know politely that it won't be optional soon.
You know how some insurance companies track your driving for a discount? That's about to not be optional either. Fuckers monitor your accelerometer to tell if you're getting into the passenger side of a car
Needing some advice on music players for Linux. Running Antergos. Installed a few, and so far the only viable option is Audacious, but it is missing some creature comforts that I got with foobar. Most importantly, I want one that will support some sort of convolver, since I have impulse waveforms for all of my cans. I am using a Schiit stack to play everything. Anyone have any recommended players?
>>107690388forgot pic, but this is generally how it is in horizontal but i use vertical monitors for foobar2k now
>>107690065I use fooyinhttps://fooyin.org/
is there any player that sorts by genre > band > album?I spent years sorting all my music on windows, every player I tried on linux only sorts by band or band and album I can't remember the name of a million different bands and albums, it's easier to just find them by genre, but when you do sort by genre it just throws them all together, when I want to listing to a whole album
Besides the preinstalled Rhythmbox, I've tried Fooyin, Strawberry, and recently Musikcube. They're all cool but I think I might miss MusicBee from Windows (or at least the cool Tron theme I used on it). Anyway does anyone know if this is any good for adding replaygain metadata to my music? https://github.com/complexlogic/rsgainI rip CDs because why not and most of them need replaygain. Any alternatives would be great.
>>107690179lel imagine if he was still using antergos
