A luddite is someone who believes that AI art is not real art, but transwomen are real women. From the Omnissiah to you — the revelation is received.
I tried this BBport fork, and it has some input latency. I don’t know what’s causing it,.it feels like frame gen is on by default. It also uses more of my gpu.
>>110043847Why the fuck generate the bloodborne cover art as AI slop just to add text into itJEsus fucking christ whoever did that shit should literally kill itself after his whole fucking family to stop tainting this world
>bloodborne emulator vs ps4 emulatorCan someone explain the difference as if I were mentally disabled?
>>110044005bbport does translation instead of emulation, like wine
>>110043877>Also the emulator can't be more performantSure it can be, if the port is extra dogshit or something.
>>110044067Use case? We want hardware accurate cycles here.
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>>110040792How come programs are buggier than ever even though the habit of testing everything is relatively new? I.e. how come in the 70's and 80's, buggy code was everywhere, but the bugs were much milder and rarer in occurrence, despite 0 tests, while today there are tests everywhere and yet everytime you look at a program you find bugs by the hundreds?
>>110042858What do you guys use guix for?jeepeetee says it's all package management stuff That's all? Why would you need FP design patterns for that
>>110042858>Fell for the UML meme
>>110043186>why did programs contain less bugs during a time when 98% of programmers were high-IQ White menit is a mystery
Fuck I was writing some sick Lisp code and I just ripped ass so hard I smelled what I had for lunch yesterday
>Over the last four days, 3 out of 5 primary datacenters of yandex got bombed, leading to an almost total failure of handover functionality>more than half of their "we have aws at home" services are unavailable>yandex pay, smart home, taxi services, food delivery, internal logistics and yandex cloud are down>neighborhood countries using russian trash like belarus, serbia and armenia are similarly having outages>no ETA for when anything will be backlmao@zignogs
>>110044499Those are people who murdered children in previous Western wars. So someone who bombed civilians in Afghanistan is getting captured in Ukranda... it is your moral duty to take out the savage.Letting him surrender is not the moral right thing to do.
>>110044499>It might be advantageous for them.Not if their homeland denies their existence.If you want your nationals to have an option of surrender, you must negotiate for them.They do not do that.Sweden isn't going to negotiate for this guys >>110044320 survival.In fact, nobody in Sweden knows that he even existed. There are no media reports about him.It is advantagous for the West to deny it when some of their soldiers die. Why would they admit causalities?You can be happy when Ukrainians don't take your corpose to throw it into a lake, to make all memory of you vanish.
>>110044099t. butthurt belter
>>110044784Shut the fuck up Igor.
>>110036983these are small drones with maybe a 50kg warhead. they can't cause that much damage, it will be repaired quickly.
Hello /g/. I'm a stupid techlet retard. I want to learn a programming language. Not really because I need it, I just want to do something engaging in my free time, and I've always been very self-conscious about being too retarded to understand technology. I don't really care about AI, making stuff isn't really my goal. Would Go be a good option to learn? I like this funny looking lil nigga, reminds me of my dog.
>>110041984string{} is fine, but not []string{}, when you can't even specify the length of the list like [10]string{}
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>>110038452>I don't understand technology >I want to make programs that require the use of technology to work Good morning SAAR!
>>110041988Rust is unredeable, maybe Bash. Go is fine. Syntax quirks are easy to get used to. Sure , I don't like everything about Go either, but normally you just ignore the little annoyances and just learn and write in the language anyway and then the little annoyances either become irrelevant or you maybe even grow to appreciate them. I can program in maybe 10 languages and I can also tell you what I used to think was pretty can start to look ugly or boring after a while.
>>110042019I am usually on board with shitting on Indians, but I don't get this one, if anything, Op's stance is the opposite of an average pajeet poster.
>>110038452I wouldn't start with Go. It doesn't have the features 90% of other languages do. It's strengths are asynchronous tasks, which can be confusing for a new programmer.Java would unironically be a good start.
You have no idea how many tens of THOUSANDS of people were employed solely because a manager wanted to hype up his department to get more budget from higher ups. 500 people were doing a job that could be done by 50, BEFORE AINow there's NO excuse for them
>>110044050Total management deathBehead your landlordThe revolution is now
good, code monkeys are the worst /g/ posters
There's a website being shilled lately that's making an attempt to segregate discussions of AI and non-AI technology, do you think it could work? Vibe sloppers could slop away to their hearts content and people who want to discuss how to program manually could also work away to their hearts content without being at each other's throat.At least in theory anyway.https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1x2i9qs/people_utterly_rejected_my_shadcn_based_website/
>>110042598Haven't seen that fag all day, Iooks like it unironically got bombed
>>110042988hes eaten a bani saw his shit get deleted>muh rashayou cant be fucking serious
>>110039291is coffee good for you?
>>110039291Petition to start calling the AI sloppa ads: AIds
>>110039143No.Part of the appeal of AI is to bully retarded antis into tears and maybe even 41%.Fuck off with your shitty shit.
hello swarm,I'm desperately looking for up-to-date learning material for the ISTQB Test Manager exam, for which I have a very limited time at work... :(anything is helpful, from videos to documents..thanks in advance, peace ps: couldn't really decide which board is suitable, hopefully it lands here..
>ps: couldn't really decide which board is suitable, hopefully it lands here..it's /r/, and only /r/
if you ask a LLM some a typical human existential question where does it pull the answer from exactly? digested training data like books and scraped websites or other people's conversations? or it's just a random mix of everything.my point is that any LLM should be transparent with their data sources for every answer that's been generated even non-tech related.
>>110042252copy-pasta the most clicked link on google/duckduckgo/bing or made shit up
LLM model training does not require it to be trained on your question specifically. during training the billions of variables are adjusted (not totally at random) and a cost function is run to calculate how wrong the guess was with those changes compared to before and through this method (and with the help of other scary math) the model becomes better and better at predicting text. But you can ask the same model the same question and it'll produce different answers because the token generated is based on a random number roll, appropriately weighted. And things like logical reasoning apply even to novel topics, which is part of why AI used to make shit up so much.
>>110042934I'm gonna fuck you in the ass once, so you have to go do it 999 more times
>>110042252RedditEverything is RedditSnarky personality shite bots
>>110042252>if you ask a LLM some a typical human existential questionoh no no no
So now that JXL is no longer an iToddler image format, I asked void if he has any future plans to add support for it. Hasn't answered yet but I have a good feeling about this desu.https://umigalaxy.com/explore/technology/1949
>>110043646Because web browsers haven't yet added decoding support for it. Now that they have, more stuff should organically begin to support it.The grim truth is JXL decoding performance was fucked so they had to rebuild the decoder from the ground up.
>>110043659>web browsers haven't yet added decoding support for itFirefox is enabling JXL support by default tomorrow
>>110043736Yes but we still need it to be enabled on the 10 other mobile web browsers. Which matters more because most of the internet traffic comes from phones not computers anymore.
>>110043754zoomers don't even know what a browser is on their phone, it's all apps
>>110043646Gimp opens jxl files just fine.
Hi guys, I've had the itch to play some Pokemon Black/White lately but since my copy got lost many moons ago and it's very expensive to buy second hand I wanted to get it from a certain Lair's vault but since that's a big no-no where I live I wanted to ask what basic privacy measures I need to take to download from pages like that and maybe torrents too.Do I need a VPN?Can I skip using a VPN by just using Tor?Anything else I need to be aware of?
>>110043816/g/ is really slow during EU hours, I have time
>>110043555>big no-no where I liveRetard
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>>110043839Awesome! Sounds simple enough. Thanks!
>>110043841Nice! Glad to have you in my thread. Has anything changed on this site since the involvement of the Ep-Island Boys came to light if you know what I mean?
The more technology and science advances, the more it becomes about things you can't buy - good genetics.Are you sure you want to go there?
>>110024004>you can't buy - good geneticsdoes he know?
>>110042595"braphog monsters" won.
>>110024004how can i look like that
>>110024004>good geneticsproceeds to share a picture of a fat, jiggling, plastic, bimbo mutt with a big nose and disgusting fat ass. genetics mean nothing when money and power can get you women, or plastic surgery and makeup can get you men. genetic perfection is subjective and therefore doesn't objectively exist. what you're talking about is character customization. create a player screen as a product. that is your competition. furthermore, in a world of fetishes even the most genetically perfect man could have a fetish for women with dysgenic traits. outside of breeding clones at scale after genociding the entire human race or designer baby eugenics with perfect segregation to prevent interbreeding muddying the genome what you're talking about is nonsense.
>>110043005What money?You won't be able to make any money when AGI hits the market.Well, maybe as prostitute, but you need good genetics for that - hence the thesis in OP.
>>110031929>>>Read the sticky: >>105076684 (Cross-thread)>GNU/Linux questions: >>>/g/fglt>Windows questions: >>>/g/fwt>Programming questions: >>>/g/dpt>Web development: >>>/g/wdg>PC building? In this market?! >>>/g/pcbg>Laptops designed for Serious Business™: >>>/g/tpg>Server questions: >>>/g/hsg>Cheap electronics: >>>/g/csg>Need to phone a friend? >>>/g/spg>Stupid questions? >>>/g/sqtPrevious: >>109977355
>>110040358I hate to say it, but I kinda agree with this. Yeah, it's great that you can just ask a chatbot a simple question like "why is x86 called x86" instead of posting here, but it kills so much potential traffic and discourse.
>the equivalent of a CD for a meteo softwarehow?
>>110042686Cloudflare is being a cunt in general.
Should I kill myself if I'll never be a woman anyway
>>110042715If your company has a ban like that, the actual substance of the "ban" is the IT/management decision, any technical measures are just enforcement. If you get around the enforcement but not the ban itself, and you get caught, it's likely to have negative consequences depending on the size and bureaucracy of the company, I know some places would fire you on the spot for circumventing restrictions like that.So to get around the ban itself you have to ask your boss if it's allowed to use an Android quietly on the down low despite the policy, or if it's categorically forbidden. If your boss says "sure if you can get it to work go ahead" then you are no longer banned from using it, and can start working on circumventing the technical restrictions. Which we can't help you with if you don't describe them btw.Otherwise, your safest option is to just use the iPhone for the bare minimum that work requires. And use your own phone for all personal stuff obviously, but that's common sense anyway, don't do personal shit on a work-managed phone.For example, is checking emails on your phone an expected part of your work? If not (e.g. if the phone is mostly meant for paging and phone calls), then just don't do it, simple as. Wait to check your emails until you get on your laptop. Not your problem. If it IS expected, then just use the default Apple email app and suck it up.
Elon Musk's Starlink will replace the old internet. This will be the opportunity to introduce CBDCs and digital ID. All online dissent will be wiped out. This was the plan before LLMs even existed.The XZ backdoor was part of this plan. There are backdoors in hardware and software but since they control the US government, they were able to physically sabotage digital infrastructure over the last year. The next big false flag will be the "cyber pandemic".
>>110036291The xz attempt was done in the Israeli-Russian timezone.
>>110036416My favorite so far was that Jacob Cox guy.>”I am le whistleblower.”>Well, what are you blowing the whistle on? >Financial fraud? Unethical behavior inside of OpenAI? A corporate coverup?>”No, I’m uhhh blowing the whistle on ummm, that fact that AI is like, really scary. And that’s it, that’s my shtick.”Journo’s went along with this completely btw.They released multiple articles about how brave and right he was the exact same hour he announced himself as a “whistleblower” on Twitter btw.
They just can't leave us alone with their psyops
>>110035872Anonymity was a mistake. A surveilled society is a safe society.
>>110041591Their/chabad's moshiach is the beast system
It's better than Microslop Winblows.
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