I have an idea for how to transfer audio in a video file without an explicit audio stream.There is a method for converting .wav audio files to .png images and back.https://github.com/directmusic/wav2pnghttps://direct.wtf/wav2png/It works quickly, with some quality loss, but it still works and maintains time synchronization with the video.The tasks are as follows:1. How to transfer a video file along with a .png file?copy /b "video-noaudio.mp4" + "image-png.zip" "video.mp4"If you open such a video file in an archiver, you can extract the .png.2. Decode the .png to .wav.3. And run it all simultaneously in the browser.4. PROFIT!Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108734938>>108734884>>108732203qrd?
>>108732183>copy /b "video-noaudio.mp4" + "image-png.zip" "video.mp4"windows
>>108732183>what is 4chan sounds
>>108732203doesn't work with 7z for this filealso I remember 4chan removes embeds, especially easy ones like you are suggesting
>>108736325Yes, data is removed from MP4 and WebM files when sending messages. These formats contain metadata about the length and size of the video stream, and everything unnecessary is removed. I even tried inserting data into the middle of the file.
unused ram is wasted ram.not selling wasted ram is losing money.
I OOM at 32GB ram playing 2018 game (forza horizon) because dxvk/wine is a leaky piece of shit
>>108736542does going from 80% usage to 99% usage impair speed?
>>108736549Nah, Forza Horizon 4 had memory leak problems out of the ass, even on Windows.
>unused CPU is wasted CPU>turns room into hot sauna
>>108736564it still uses a ton of ram. i've ran rust + rust server on windows fine but on linux it oomed with 16gb of ram. barely fit on 32gb when i got it
welcome to wario world editionprevious thread:>>>108679139>>108679139
>>108736308i thought you were american? am i missing something?
good morning saars
>>108736467what the fuck is this insult to human intelligence
>>108736490whats the problem?
>>108736527dont even know where to begin
Privacy is for the bpeople.
>>108735148doesnt accept Monero
>>108734348:^)
>>108734369they also got raided by glowniggers, don't forget that
>>108734379It's a curse and a blessing with being a good VPN. People who do illegal shit use it a lot.
>>108735148glownigger>>108735032ivpn
>AI bubble is about to po...
>>108730115I'm still convinced that every AI shill is a NEET whos never put any significant amount of effort into anything.Enjoy your futuristic infinite slop machines regards.
>>108732213Unless there is some major catastrophe, like nuclear war, it will 100% happen. GPUs are still getting better and in 10 or 20 years running Codex 5.5 or Opus 4.7 won't even be that expensive anymore.At that point we will probably want better models, but Codex 5.5 or equivalent models will never be useless.
>>108732241The fed interest rate applies to loans between banks, basically the price a bank has to pay to get money, it doesn't mean corporations were able to get 0% interest loans. post-2008 regulations to improve risk absorption requires more money on the part of the bank, which is of course passed on to the corps in higher rates, especially for long term loans, like the one you'd need to start a company. Also banks are now somewhat responsible for their own failures legally. As you can guess these two mean banks are pretty much a no-go in lending to shitass tech startups.I think it is mostly just to avoid the post-2008 regulations, I mean private credit and direct lending are not new at all, it just became massive after banking regulations.
>>108735583>GPUs are still getting betternot really though, and we're very near to the limit of what is even physically possible in terms of classical computing.things are also getting more expensive not cheaper, so not sure what makes you say that
>>108735957bandwidth is what matters for ai and HBM has many 2x in speed left for the next 10-20 years
what do you use openclaw for? CEOs are using it to reread their diary
>>108734552lol no way
>>108734576nothing else was profitable.
>>108731177Dubs, but also this would have been a good post had it not mentioned bestiality.
>>108731102Ok I give up, it's the second time I've seen this YC shitWhat does it stand for?(yes obviously I can look it up but I want YOUr opinion)
>>108736480YC? Y-Combinator. It's a term from functional programming or the lambda calculus if you want to be even more precise. Basically, you can use this construct to create self-recursive functions, which makes "loops" mathematically possible. Chad would just say, use goto. Paul Graham is a massive scheme fag, so I assume he named it.
>less than a year later>battery drains in less than 20 min while idle
>no playtime yetYep that describes basically every Deck owner kek
What is that?
Let me guess you left the battery drained for months at a time
Is open source is dead? It seems like too much of a security risk>Software produced by the National Health Service has previously been made open-source and listed on GitHub because it is created with public money. This allows other organisations to build upon it and make better services more cheaply without duplicating effort.>But NHS England has issued new guidance to staff, which has been shared with New Scientist, that demands existing and future software be pulled from public view and kept behind closed doors. >“All source code repositories must be private by default. Repositories must not be public unless there is an explicit and exceptional need, and public access has been formally approved,” says the new guidance. The deadline for making code private is 11 May.>Last month, an AI created by Anthropic called Mythos was widely reported to be capable of discovering flaws in virtually any software, potentially allowing hackers to break into systems running it. NHS England’s guidance specifically points to Mythos as the cause for the new measures. >“Public repositories materially increase the risk of unintended disclosure of source code, architectural decisions, configuration detail, and contextual information that may be exploited – particularly given rapid advancements in Al models capable of large-scale code ingestion, inference, and reasoning (e.g. developments such as the Mythos model),” it reads. “This red line establishes a default-closed posture for code while the organisation assesses the impact of these changes and ensures that any public publication of code is a deliberate, reviewed, and justified decision.”
>>108733392>security through obscurityLMAO
>>108733392Security through obscurity isn't true security. Fucking idiots will learn it the hard way eventually.
>>108733392There's nothing wrong with private repositories. So long as the NHS respect the values of free software, it's acceptable.Free software does not require you to make your source code public for private use. Unlike what the non-free "Open Watcom" license requires.
>>108736329Disclosing openly and making them shit their pants hard enough is more effective. They have to be pushed to counter threats from China.
>>108736329their security flaw is the dunderheads that work at the NHS and open ransomware attachments, and this won't make any difference to that
>Ask.com has closeFuck you LLM retards.https://www.ask.com/
You unlocked memories. My Grandma showed me that website in the early 2000s when I was a small child back when its name was Ask Jeeves. The OS was Windows XP and 98 on AOL portal accessing Ask.
Good.
I was an alta vista guy
Astalavista was better
You can now emulate Windows NT for Alpha on es40.
>>108732583https://github.com/gdwnldsKSC/es40/pull/31
>>108730572The icons got corrupted because because early versions of Windows stored on screen icon memory in a stupid way, use TweakUI for 9x to repair it. You can probably find it on archive.org or Major Geeks, also no thanks I prefer Virtual Box
>>108735812> use TweakUI for 9x to repair it. Would that work on Alpha?>also no thanks I prefer Virtual BoxVirtualBox doesn't emulate Alpha. It only handles x86 virtualization.
>>108735818I'd imagine any NT or 9x can run its era appropriate tweak ui. Just ask AI where to find a version of TweakUI for NT 4.0, or search it on archive.org
>>108735818irc the NT alpha has a builtin emulator for x86 programs.
Nested menus
>>108731622gem
>>108731596Very nice.
>>108731622E-Bussy bus?
>>108731596fvwm, awesomewm, openbox, enlightenment, windowmaker, etc have had that for decades
>>108731596Just like OOP Inheritance, they are ok if limited to a depth of 2
>>108726724>They're tiny anywayYou must be a big guy
>>108720846>>108720830>>108717802kek japs FEAR the reclining GOD
>>108729099Have you ever been on a shinkansen? The seats are not even in a 90 degree angle, it's an even smaller one. You're basically hunched if you don't recline it at all. Full recline isn't really necessary, though there's ample space between the rows that even a full recline doesn't make you feel cramped unless you've got the tray open.
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>>108734043I wonder if he is still in Japan.
Technology to snap out of a depression?
>>108735056please can you talk more about that. I've never been outside america. so I don't actually know what not american life is like besides movies. I just assumed it sucked.
>>108731165Stop living in your OS, for one. Come up with a project, and make it. I find too many guys just waste their days tweaking and configuring someone else’s product.
>>108731528Not that guy but i tried this many times (mostly with martial arts because i like martial arts)I just find it physical impossible to relate to normies. I can start and hold conversations of course but the stuff they talk about is so vapid and mundane it makes me filled with contempt,And dont get me started on women
>>108731165cat pics
>>108735056Seconding this. It's generally true for most of SE Asia. Everyone I know who has spent a few weeks or months living there is genuinely difficult to reintegrate into western society, because you learn just how suspicious and cold white people are. People have money here but nobody is really happy. Meanwhile in SE Asia, everyone treats strangers like family, everyone is kind, and people are genuinely happy and enjoy life.
What makes a good widget?
I'm modding an ancient version of Minecraft and I'm making mob behavior better. What kind of behavioral enhancements would you consider 'advanced' for a game like this? I want to make it more difficult to survive.I gave skeletons projectile aimbot giving them the ability to dynamically arc their shots into player skybases.Creepers have been updated to seek out structurally weak parts of a base the target may be in/on and blow them up. This works well with the block physics I showed off in my last thread.Spiders climb walls like this mod for the modern game https://modrinth.com/mod/nyfs-spiders
>>108735936>I want to make it more difficult to survive.If you don’t get a lucky seed during worldgen you are permanently inflicted with the "lol poorfag" debuff and 90% of the ore you collect vanishesthere’s a lot of "make mobs more difficult" mods btw
>>108735954>there’s a lot of "make mobs more difficult" mods btwbut definitely not for alphaspiders in pic rel
>>108736141>but definitely not for alphaBased. Incredibly, dangerously based.Reject modern """Minecraft""", return to Alpha.Keep up the good work, Anon.
>>108735936Getting the zombies (or any massed mob) to act more like pack animals (dogs), where they only attack you from behind. If you are facing them, they run away. Idk if MC wolves already do this...Zombies that hide stationary in areas and wait for you hidden. then attack from behind. Allow spider to drop on you from height (slnce they can climb in your version) from trees, caves, etc. Skeletons that appear in groups of 3 and act more like old-school infantry, firing volley shots as a group standing near each other.
>>108735936How do you code their behavior?It is at their file only?Can I see any example? >yes
