Is this a cucked career?
It's over. AI can do cybersecurity without human assistant.
you know how AI cant remove watermarks thats hardcoded in them? when until AI is made to detect private software and refuses to decrypt?
>>110026279you know how AI cant remove watermarks thats hardcoded in them?Really, it can.
>>110024503I hate this stupid fucking idiot and seeing his retarded face in my feed all the time.
>>110024563I'm two minutes in and this faggot doesn't know you can open exe fw updaters with zip/rar tools and needs to do it via binwalk to look hax0r? What a fucking faggot
>>110024563>tack
I just found out about p=np.I hope its not true.
Sex robots will make porn real and they are the synthesis of what men love the most.Add also a nice personality and it's over for women.
>>110023659*decompiles and removes that*not my problem bunker troon
>>110018200Is it ethical to make artificial life just to rape it? If it's programmed to always consent to coitus, it's not making a real choice.Ethics boards will not let shit hit the market.
Not gonna happen.Women, feeling spurned, despite being chad-only, will deeply resent the average guy being able to get laid again, and will do their utmost to get their simp army to destroy it. Look at the state of LLMs and stable diffusion models - it's all the opposite of what men want. Everything's safetyslopped, guardrailed, nudity stripped from the dataset. etc...Women will destroy everything in a temper tantrum if you allow them. They'll tear down all of society that's been propping them up until we go back to raping them, I suppose... and deep down, that's probably what they want.Stick around, rape is coming back.
>>110018200>they are the synthesis of what men love the most.Maybe of you are hopeless coomer
>>110027672It's already here, but rapefugees got there faster
ITT we SPIT on RegEx
All IDEs should include a RegEx analyzer. Maybe even a visual builder too, but at least a fucking cheat sheet. Thousands of snippets for literallywho languages but nothing for something literally everyone uses, why
regex werks
>>110027543https://jex.im/regulex/#!flags=&re=%5E(a%7Cb)*%3F%24
>>110026815Ever since AI you don't even have to use your precious braincells up on regex, just describe to Ey Ay what you want and it will spit out a regex 4 (u)
>>110027565ExactlyYou understand it at a glance, no need to even look at the actual RegEx. Far easier to spot if something's wrong. Why shouldn't IDEs just display this on hover
>people are ai-generating stock image memes now
>>110027328they don't want us to know
>>110027429The solution is coming
>>110023864>oh no my passive income has gone down the shitterwhy do people like that? I mean what is the meaningful outcome of that? More poulltion, making the rich more richer and leading to the destruction of humanity? Not because ai is cool but it's entire dogshit
They are really insistent on this shit being airtight, legally speaking.
>>110027528It takes more significantly more energy for someone to manually create stock images that it is for AI to do it. Pollution-wise, manual art would produce a lot more.
I don’t get it, I really don’tWas the joke here that tokens are expensive for such a gargantuan task or because Adobe overcharges for everything, thus AI is perfectly copying it?
Your impression is wrong.
>>110021493Man if you EVER prompted that shit the people at these companies have probably marked you for actual death.
>>110022161
>>110021199How much did he pay AI for the clones? like $10k?
>>110027090I don't think zoomers have ever used real cameras.
Altman acting smug. Another trillion dollar valuation soon.
>>110020495Mindbroken lmfao
>>110027186>Noooooo saaar do not redeem the negative opinion about AI noooooo
>>110026933Yeah that's a biggie. Sattellites alone need adjusting regularly just from cosmic radiation and whatever cuz it messes with electrons in their CPUs
>>110026857The lean proof was fully written by the clanker which is why it failed to give an exact translation
https://www.ft.com/content/205ef7a5-321f-46e3-8097-d055bf1f6b3b?syn-25a6b1a6=1
What was the supposed problem with X11?
>>110027162um ok...is this a joke or was that a real gripe?
>>110027139IIRC it wasn't built to handle modern displays and ports and all of that. So many things were kludgy and barely worked. It was easy to see that this would be an issue that increasingly affected things so a replacement was deemed necessary.
>>110027169It was real. Screen locking on X11 was a joke. The locker was basically a fullscreen app. On Wayland it's a proper locking mechanism that won't show your desktop if the locker process crashes.
>>110027227Ah I see. So it was mostly about hardware.
>>110027227Not even remotely. The actual reason was muh security it's le old. And here we are: wayland nowhere near usable to this day, all remote desktop solutions stopped supporting linux because it's impossible to make it work on wayland.
>>110022313There will be an issue with framework once LTSC support end in 2032. Consider this.
>>110022962You do know browsers come with a translate option by default, right?
>>110021823How long until we get AI slopped version of Windows?
>>110027269we're already there
redpill me what is mentally handicapped OP trying to tell i am also on win 10 still
If your site is small it is going to die if people can't chat in it. There must be reason why every altchan isn't running meguca.
I-is 4chan a real time imageboard website?
>>110027403how can our clocks be real if time isn't real?
>>110021616holy shit goated
Why don't we make it real time voice chat so all the thirdies can feel even more at home
>>110021588Altchans are for losers4chan is for losers but also Brahmin bvlls that breed the trans girls amongst us
You heard it right traitors. You call it SUPER INTELLIGENCE or you gtfo of America.
>>110014538Does he realize people are suffering?
>>110014415Bernie would have won 2016
>>110016033pirates seething ):
>>110019666Thats so stupid I hope it doesn't work.
>>110021880Dem get di name Nigeria from di Niger River wey run through out di kontri. Flora Shaw be di British journalist wey name Nigeria for January 8, 1897. Niger kontri wey near Nigeria also name dia kontri from di river.
AI is the worlds greatest rorschach test.
>>110027373>AI is the worlds greatest rorschach test.>Now I can tell AI to describe me everyday based on my Zodiac Sign, no... WAIT, it will describe your day too anon!
>>110027373So it's pointless pseudoscientific bullshit?
AI has replaced all software engineers. No programmer will ever find a job again.
Future GrowthThe employment outlook is positive: software developers are projected to grow 10% from 2025 to 2035, which is much faster than the average for all occupations. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects about 106,100 job openings annually over the next decade, driven by increased demand for artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, Internet of Things, and automation applications. bls.govThe variation in these numbers reflects different ways of counting—some sources include broader definitions of programming roles, while official government statistics focus on specific job classifications.
>>110025097Many hypermaterialistic opportunists wanted to get into coding in spite of looking at it with disdain and scorn because they heard it's easy money and could not hack it. They post-rationalize this by saying it's a menial job, calling people who can do it "autistic", "uncreative", "code monkeys", "nerds" etc.What they don't realize is that if someone's a good programmer:1. We're not at the point where they can't find a job yet, and maybe won't ever be2. They probably can get good at something else, so that just creates more competition and makes the rat race worse for everyone.
>>110027453>Is projected growth not negative due to AI replacing lower level workers?That's a thoughtful question. The projected growth despite AI advancement reflects a few key dynamics:Why Growth Persists Despite AIDemand outpaces displacement: While AI tools are becoming more capable at automating routine coding tasks, the overall demand for software development is growing faster than these automation effects can displace workers. The explosive growth in applications requiring custom software—from cloud infrastructure to embedded systems to AI/ML applications themselves—creates new work faster than it's being automated away.AI creates new roles: Paradoxically, AI advancement actually increases demand for developers. Someone needs to build, maintain, fine-tune, and integrate AI systems. The emergence of prompt engineering, AI model customization, and AI infrastructure roles are new categories that didn't exist before.Skill shift, not elimination: What's happening is more nuanced than simple replacement. Lower-level routine coding (boilerplate, simple CRUD operations, straightforward bug fixes) is indeed being partially automated by AI coding assistants. However, this doesn't eliminate jobs—it shifts the skill composition. The roles that remain tend to require higher-level problem-solving, architecture, domain expertise, and complex system design.Historical precedent: Previous waves of automation in programming (frameworks, libraries, no-code tools) followed similar patterns—they displaced certain types of work but expanded the overall market because software became cheaper and faster to produce, creating entirely new use cases.That said, your concern is legitimate. The growth might not benefit all programmers equally—junior positions requiring only basic coding skills could see tighter competition, while roles requiring architectural thinking or specialized domain knowledge likely remain strong.
>>110024893sounds like sour grapesJava is an excellent language to work with for money
>>110022077I'm more interested in medicine. I want to study and work in the field of medicine, pharmacy, or something like that, but won't AI end up taking over that field sooner or later, too?
can you explain why you dislike it without sounding contrarian or schizo?
>>109986103doesn't do anything better than jpeg or png
>>110024179Missing the point like a retard you are.I would rather not blur my images to save a few KB like it's the year 1995.
>>110026276I think it's "supposed" to be pronounced "weppy".
>>109986140Never heard of any of these. Who uses them?
>>109997084If thats a concern I understand it. But didn't they ban other embedded images? How did they figure those out just fine?
