>>109194023
Anima is kinda that DESU

The comparisons will continue. I like both models btw

>>109193998
My point is moreso I do not understand how Krea 2 is supposed to be better than really any vaguely recent model, not just Ideogram

>>109194056
Uhh it knows celebrities or something

>>109194021
>That json prompting

Into the trash it goes. I'm a human being, not a REST API. No, LLM prompt enhancing are not as good as just raw prompting (the latter is much more creative than the former as LLMs use an autoregressive architecture)

>>109183489
grok is this true

>>109190051
I switched to FUTO, it has voice-to-text and it is all local.

>>109191017
>I connected to a spyware service with my actual IP address and it's the fault of my OS

>>109193085
Contains 4 trackers

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>>109183350
no they don't

>>109193882
It's an LLM that pretends to be a shell. It's meant to be used for post-training other models to help them get better with agentic shit. It's NOT a normal model, that's why the number of downloads is fucking baffling. If you were to give normal 35B the prompt 'ls -lh' randomly during a coding session, it would most likely make that call for you by using a tool to execute commands. If you give this model that same prompt, it would PREDICT what it thinks the output would be if you were to make that call yourself in your terminal, but it won't actually make the call like normal 35B would. Its prediction would most likely be correct.

Doesn't pi use npmslop?

>>109193990
>Release Qwen tune that simulates a model running 3 big niggas for teaching small niggas how to be gangstas
Sounds like a lot of potential squandered desu

>>109194008
Yeah. Its list of deps seems to be pretty small though.

"devDependencies": {
        "@anthropic-ai/sandbox-runtime": "0.0.26",
        "@biomejs/biome": "2.3.5",
        "@types/node": "22.19.19",
        "@typescript/native-preview": "7.0.0-dev.20260120.1",
        "esbuild": "0.28.1",
        "husky": "9.1.7",
        "jiti": "2.7.0",
        "shx": "0.4.0",
        "tsx": "4.22.1",
        "typescript": "5.9.3"
    },

I dont like using js shit so i dont like it by default, but it seems safe enough

>>109194008
>>109194054
put in container and it doesn't matter
your browser runs sketchier shit every day

>>109193741
No lie you can actually get about 15 liters of usable biodiesel from an average human body. Transesterification. Fat + methanol = energy,
Yes I have been thinking about this a lot lately.

>>109193741
Me on the left.

>>109194002
there absolutely is, the reasoning traces leak from time to time
we know gpt is an autistic caveman and so is fable/mythos

>>109193741
So what are you retards vibecoding?
Anyone made decent software?

>>109194046
How many times are you gonna ask this?

>>109191620
Skyrim had outdated engine, buggy mess of a code, layer of legacy upon layer of legacy.
Basically immortal game, modded for (soon to be) 15 years.

It was never about code.

>>109191100
This childish little baby needs programming languages? When I was a kid I was taught machine code and ever since I program in ones and zeroes using electric signals

>>109191100
Nobody gives a fuck. Customize your fucking environment as you wish. Only retirees, Principal Engineers, and Xittershit LARPers care about these debates.

>>109191100
Nah he's a tard, syntax highlighting is a huge help. I even like having matching braces colored, saves a ton of time.

>>109191252
this anon gets it. I love programming, I've been doing it for 20 years, I enjoy making my code pretty and readable and I don't like linters and formatters, BUT nobody cares about the code, that's a fact. Every motherfucker has their own preferences and is going to shit on your style (if you're lucky that is, but most simply don't give a fuck and would just go fmt or equivalent). I personally hate reading other people's code - yes, it might be enlightening and educational, but it's always like a small torture to me. I hate coming back to my own code even when I need to update / fix it after some time - not because it's badly written (although sometimes it is), but because it means I need to spend time trying to understand my own design decisions and bigger picture - and usre it's easier than trying to understand someone else's retarded ideas and design, but still not exactly fun. I also hate it when I don't know where to start, I hate it when I know where to start,I hate literally every second of programming and the only reason I still enjoy programming are the little momenta of joy when the program works pr when I realize how due to my design decisions it's 100x easier to make a new change or add a feature. But most of all it's the users or the promise of someone using the software. If it wasn't for that, code and programming are pointless.

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>>109193634
roundhouse kick the nearest "alignment specialist" into a juggernaut.

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i don't know what model you guys are talking to, maybe try speaking with the correct historical phraseology

>wow the probabilistic text generator which will complete any text I want it to complete with any resource I want can agree with what I want it to agree with
Are we still doing that? The average IQ here must be around -3 sd

>>109193937
OP is the one who claimed this is a “right wing” LLM

>>109194057
So what? OP is a faggot.

My router uses dual-band WiFi and my capable devices are on 5GHz.

>>109193839
>usb3 uses the same frequency as 2.4GHz signals
literally every usb3 device cable is a massive emi source that can drown out unfortunately positioned motherboard wireless antennae

>>109193839
This image had better not be AI generated.

>>109193839
Because that was the most appropriate of the ISM radio bands that could be used for consumer RF equipment at the time.

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>>109194006
surely not

>>109193788
>false alarm
Ah yes, a computer completely ceasing to function for several hours is fine, it was just tired is all.

>>109193214

They're into financial domination, they're into it.

>>109193809
>Steam machine
>Heat and energy efficient
KEK
the GPU uses the same power as an RTX 5070 while being 2.5x slower

>>109193814
>was just tired is all.
XD

>>109193814
That sounds so much like my mom's sort of logic.

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bruh

>>109193914
>thorium
YIFF IN HELL FURFAG

>>109193560
>anything that harms humans in general is good because this means it also harms the trans
It doesn't bother you that you've made yourself the enemy of humanity because of some weird political gripe you've developed?

>>109189609
>The official(?) website says to install tampermonkey and click a link that runs some javascript.
it's always worked like this dude. it's just tampermonkey showing you the script so you can check if it's fine before running it

>>109189345
I've been considering using scriptcat for a while. It's FOSS and seems to be in active development. I also trust Chinese open-source devs to maintain their shit better than westoids.

>>109190087
Firefox sometimes feels faster than chromium because it loads new tabs in the background immediately as if they were focused instead of waiting to switch to them which is nice but actually explicitly disallowed in web specs. It's slower for any persistent heavy rendering and always requests items from servers in the wrong order as proved in this talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0lFyPuH8Zs
It also uses 3x the RAM and something like 10x the VRAM on my computer but that seems to be specific to certain computers because no two anecdotes on the internet are ever the same.
Personally I would be willing to use Firefox full time if it blended non-progressive PNGs that are still loading in against a transparent alpha background instead of a white background. They already do this for JPEGs. Oh well. A couple dozen less retarded defaults would be nice too especially for a browser that pretends to not be run by an ad company. Oh well.

>>109189973
A shame the company behind it is retard and the only reason Mozilla is still alive is for Google

>>109189973
troon fox for the css edit and UBO and about:config shit, yea it's slow, fuck it and I sync it to my phone, full fuck it

>>109192051
It will survive forever because the penalty for google for being the sole survivor is too damn high

>>109191539
ok. besides that one.

>>109189480
>can’t run any DAWs

>>109193358
Uh what? what does this mean?

people perish at the thought of having to think

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>>109189480
Celebrating Pride month... in 2026. No thanks, gives me the ick. What's the least trooned out distro?

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>>109194044
>Celebrating Pride month

I've got a fancy HDMI VCR which is pretty cool. Kind of big though, I keep that one in storage and have a smaller cheapo that I use more often because it's easier to fit under my tv.

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have one of these to transfer tapes to dvdrw then rip the dvd on the computer erase the the dvdrw and start again with the next tape.

There was a day that was the last day you would ever put a VHS into a VCR and you had no clue it would be the last time (sure you could do it now or in the future but it would be performative, not genuine)

>>109191304
Ive never seen that in my life, what does it do?

>>109191654
>The only reason to use one is because you already have one and like using it.
This is why my parents do it. They live out in the middle of nowhere with poor tv reception and no internet by choice. They have DVD's too, but they like their old tapes and can pick up stuff through the early 2000's for ten cents apiece at the local secondhand store. Also, most digital stuff doesn't give you full screen anymore on a 3:4.

I was floored when my dad showed me his copy of Return of the King Extended Edition in VHS. I didn't realize they kept making them that long.

what is even the point of making these threads by this point

>>109193912
Exposure.
also /dmp/ is /g/. if you take the /dmp/ out of /g/ it has no right to be /dmp/ anymore.

>>109193939
exposure to what?
more shitposts?

>>109193948
I found this general through /g/, not /mu/
Also the schizo can only post in one thread at a time.

>>109193948
Also when do you think the last album should be? For a long time I was thinking of the year 2027 - this is an important matter which we should all vote on.

Anyone who uses a Chrome-based browser deserves nothing but misery and I pray that they receive it.

>>109194003
They're better then 'fox users at least

ok so unironically how do i run 4chanx now tampermonkey doesnt work

>>109194028
Go to violentmonkey github, Download latest release, go to chrome/brave extensions page, activate developer mode, grab the .zip that you have downloaded and drop it in the browser to install.

>>109194028
it does, just use the mv3 version instead