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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imnf8yd01fM
>>106822742I've heard this for my whole life
>>106824993Shit emulator
>>106822742sorry, I don't watch, support or smell jeets, OP.
>>106822742Through fucking wine duuuhhh you dumb newnigger slowpoke eceleb twerpsI even played parasite in city
>>106823262>Apologizes and calls himself a fat indian guy who likes computers>Says he doesn't give a fuck if that isn't enough for people to stop seething about itHis channel went to shit when he became another shitty commentator channel but the """drama""" is such a fucking nothingburger.
Previous >>106732562READ THE WIKI! & help by contributing:https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Home_server>NAS Case Guide. Feel free to add to it:https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Home_server/Case_guide/hsg/ is about learning and expanding your horizons. Know all about NAS? Learn virtualisation. Spun up some VMs? Learn about networking by standing up a OPNsense/PFsense box and configuring some VLANs. There's always more to learn and chances to grow. Think you’re god-tier already? Setup OpenStack and report back.>What software should I run?Install Gentoo. Or whatever flavour of *nix is best for the job or most comfy for you. Jellyfin/Emby/Plex to replace Netflix, Nextcloud to replace Googlel, Ampache/Navidrome to replace Spotify, the list goes on. Look at the awesome self-hosted list and ask.>Why should I have a home server?/hsg/ is about learning and expanding your horizons. De-botnet your life. Learn something new. Serving applications to yourself, your family, and your frens feels good. Put your tech skills to good use for yourself and those close to you. Store their data with proper availability redundancy and backups and serve it back to them with a /comfy/ easy to use interface.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106824351forgot the pic
anyone else here hosting local boorus? any tricks to make them more convenient? i thought about writing a little daemon that watches a folder for stuff i download there, prompts you for tags, then deletes it. i also thought about writing a shimmie2 KDE integration but the former solution is probably better.>>106824351it's literally not yours, that's the catch
>>106824362fuck it, i paid for the 1cpu + 3gb + 30gb one ($2/month)>>106824517yeah no shit lol, the backups sure are though
anyone have experience with Adaptec ASR-7 series stuff for ZFS?just wanted to confirm if you can actually pick JBOD or IT Mode in bios
>>106820492>That foodamerican sushi, huh?
It should be illegal to reserve domain names and not use them. My [lastname].com has just been sitting there unused for over a fucking decade.
>>106823650>>106823588were you born yesterday its rich guy fucks his employees
>>106823924he fucks his employees instead of his computer??
>>106823478the whole world has been fighting cyber squatting since the 90's.
>>106823478My $lastname$lastname.com
it's called cybersquatting and it's been illegal for almost 30 years at this point
Usecase for Tuples?
>>106824631Yeah tuples are hashable by default. That's because they only contain a reference to the underlying objects inside them. They are like 'frozen sets'.I have to add tuples to my language Diyrbal. I do have AGDts, but 'imperative' tuples are also useful.
>>106823537- Immutability makes them ideal for transporting data during inter-process communications and async operations- Immutability makes them hashable, so you can jam ordered data into keys of a big hashtable if you want (this is one solution to the anagram detection problem)- Immutability also makes them excellent rows for matrices or read off of an iterator pulling from a DB
Python has, not to be mistaken with the 'OOP' concept of objects, and all Python objects, including the class object, are constructed from this 'proto-object', by defining several 'protocols' (e.g. numeric, callable, iterable, etc).Tuples are defined using this 'proto-object'. So are lists, so are 'types', which manifest in syntactic sugar as classes.https://cs.brown.edu/research/plt/dl/lambda-py/lambda-py.pdf
>>106824631Imagine having sex
>>106824577
Why
>>106824821This is the real problem with open source software.Nerds make something successful and immediately women who hate computers/software rush in to replace the nerds with "women" and make millions while market share plummets.
They had a chance to go with a new language for browsers and went back to Javascript
>>106824821if you check his socials, his highly averse to that shit
>>106824821the ladybird proect is non politicalhope it stays that way
>>106824958>chooses new language for browser>nobody develops websites for it>nobody uses it>project dies
I don't mean to start a conspiracy theory here but is it possible that 4chan's dev team members have shit for brains?How can these technical merits be ignored?>dual encoding modes (lossy and lossless)>alpha transparency in both lossy and lossless modes>20-30% lower file size for similar quality compared to older JPG encoders still used today>lossy encoding mode restricted to 4:2:0 ensuring 50% less RAM is used compared to 4:4:4 JPG>supports animations also in dual encoding modes (lossy and lossless)>operates in both RGB and YUV, no weird in-between conversions required>90% of web browsers, image editors, image viewer support>Open source and royalty free>VERY GOOD replacement for GIF>GOOD replacement for PNG>OK replacement for JPG (cannot operate in 4:4:4 in lossy mode)
>>106824972It'll depend on what your screen resolution/size is but yeah the memes that webp is only good for low quality brackets is objective/subjectively false.>>106824983Please tell ebay that. All the images I upload look like absolute fucking dogshit.
>>106825000But the original JPEG is the highest quality one. So i will take it.
It's cursed
>>106824999That's why I used Ssimulacra2 to make it acceptable. Or are you saying that scores between 50 and 70 should not be labeled as medium quality?
>>106825001I dont save images from ebay. I don't distribute images over ebay.Arguing for a quality loss is stupid.Justifying it by "BUT BUT MUH OTHERS RECOMPRESS AND DO IT HARDER" is dishonest.(i didnt even check if your claim is true, you might be talking about fucking thumbnails, with the original being available)
Realistically, how far away are sex robots who are better than bio women and how expensive will they be?Wondering in my mid 30s if marriage will be a regrettable decision
>>106817441>I have autism as in I hyperfixate on specific things and love math, programming, etc.>I don't have autism as in crippling anxiety and inability to process emotions and social dynamics.That's not autism. That's just being a nerd, which 99% of us are on this board alone. I hate how autism and nerd shit have been conflated as the same thing. It's such an abuse of language.
>>106817024>>106817065>>106817270The time for robowaifus is now
>>106817492>>106817548The 2035 is far more realistic than the original 2120 date. You can buy a humanoid robot on walmart for $20,000 right now. If technology keeps going on the same path, 2035 would be a good target for a fully humanoid and walking robowaifu.
>>106824704Can we fill our robowives's bloodstream/watercooling radiator with breast milk instead of blood/coolant?
>>106824986Maybe, it would be more practical to just have a reservoir in the breasts that you can fill with any liquid.A concept I had for a speculative future robowaifu design is to have liquid cooling of the computers, and have the fluid run near the skin, so she'll be warm to the touch.
Previous /sdg/ thread : >>106809628>Beginner UIEasyDiffusion: https://easydiffusion.github.ioSwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI>Advanced UIComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUIForge Classic: https://github.com/Haoming02/sd-webui-forge-classicreForge: https://github.com/Panchovix/stable-diffusion-webui-reForgeStability Matrix: https://github.com/LykosAI/StabilityMatrix>Early Preview UIAniStudio: https://github.com/FizzleDorf/AniStudioComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106821824sexo
Why haven't they made it so I can generate images on several weaker machines clustered together? I don't want to pay the gamer tax for a video card!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmEa_CPTe_cI really do wonder what retards make these decisions
https://www.45drives.com/data-storage/all-flash-server/Stop living in the 20th century
>>106824758Truenas sucks compared to symbology. If you’re spending 5k on an overpriced consumer toy OS, might as well get a real NAS from NetApp.
>>106822337>be careful, western digital is very scummy too nowadaysThey tried being scummy twice, like, 5 years ago, got called out immediately on both counts, and since then they mention both explicitly on their datasheets. They haven't done anything scummy since.But there's some russian retard on /g/ who keeps spamming threads about WD secretly selling gimped drives, because he cannot fathom that 15$ 2.5" drives simply will not have enterprise grade reliability.
>>106823462the best nas is one you build yourself
>>106823926I had an Asustor box which was pretty cool for having 10GbE RJ45 about four years ago. Unfortunately the board failed, took 2 months to RMA, and their idiotic OS wanted to wipe all drives clean despite an existing system already being on them.So fuck Asustor.>>106824847TrueNAS works for what it needs to do, and it's just a linux install beyond that (or FreeBSD if you use the old version). It's one big problem is not supporting proper sleep states so it guzzles power because the entire user base has the mentality of running BIG servers 24/7, and if anyone wants to try an ASM1166 card instead of a 20W LSI HBA, well, then they should get fucked.
Why does making this face cause people to click youtube videos? And is there anything that could be done to counteract this effect technologically speaking?
>>106822967>Why does making this face cause people to click youtube videos?it doesn't. the algorithm boosts it. it's a humiliation ritual
>>106824471>but this one doesI'm still waiting for the statistic with some kind of rigor (control groups, previous popularity, etc).The contagion between popular channels proves nothing.
>>106822967it's just the medium I guessI can't stand that radio voice that you only hear on the radio, you know what I'm talking about. Television used to be the same way, only it was well-spoken people with good annunciation, but it became trash to reflect the audience as more people could a afford a TV. I guess that's the answer
It's this >>106823525social algos are embedded deep in our brain and if someone else is basedfacing it makes us more interested. youtube algos revealed it. i don't buy the "it's artificial" arg here >>106824536
Thumbnails like these are safe and fast to make. If it works why should you spend more time trying new things instead of moving on to your next video?
What are you working on, /g/?Previous: >>106795929
Javascript keeps getting faster every week.C hasn't improved in years.Javascript is the future.
>>106824161nobody uses GPL libraries and nobody uses link time optimizations except clang users.>>106824261Copy/backup your source code because you are probably going to fuck up trying to put it into git.Install the github plugin in your IDE.make a new repo in github.the way that works depends on the plugin (either make the repo in github, open it with the IDE, and add the files to it, or the plugin creates and names the repo for you using the folder).And adding changes is either 2 or 3 steps.So on vcsode, you stage, commit (put a messge), and sync (send to github).On Clion I set the changes and press commit and push.You do need to set your username and email the first time you set up I think.
Today I learned in C whether chars are signed or not is platform-dependant and that you should always sign your chars. I didn't even know there was a "signed" keyword but it seems to exist solely for this reason.
>>106824725Yes, it is very silly. It's one of the reasons you should probably use int8_t when you really do mean to show you're working with signed 8-bit data.C23 added char8_t (just a typedef for uint8_t), and while its use is very limited at the moment, I like how it's a very clear way to show "this is UTF-8 data and is unsigned", and sidestepping all of their peculiarities of plain char.
i'm learning propositional logic to do computing in shit like minecraft and i'm wondering if you guys know any good books/resources that have like exercises (ideally escalating) to practice applying the ideas in a handheld way. i can't really find any, not sure what exact terms to search.
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If i install apt on Arch(it's in the extra official repo), how building process will look like?I need some dependencies that are pain in ass to build, but are hosted on debian apt. AUR is outdated, so not an option.I promise i won't use that beyond that weird deps
>>106824448Thanks anon. Is there a way to run a different UI locally but still connect into Gnome remotely? I don't know if it'd be worth it though
>>106806948I wish I was deep throating pdiddy's cock right now. I love big black chocolate nigger Mandingo cocks.
>>106824746the point of other package managers being in the repos is so you can create containers using those package managers.
Anyone try Winboat? Thoughts? Have you tried playing games through it, what's it like?
But Since It's Ostris We're Talking About EditionDiscussion of Free and Open Source Text-to-Image/Video Models and UIPrev: >>106821406https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide>UIComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUISwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUIre/Forge/Classic/Neo: https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassicneoSD.Next: https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnextWan2GP: https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GPComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106824976orthe initial frame of each scene is another model
>>1068249791.4 is very good for some things. I deleted 1.5
>>106824960if I were openAI I would add a script that removes the first 3 frames everytime there's a cut, but I guess the audio would suffer a bit and we would notice it, I guess it shows this isn't the end of the road yet, but they're getting closer to anyone else so far
>>106824960>safety
No links edition
>>106824876i've been ghosted by facebook, google, and half my applications to amazon have gotten ghosted as well
>>106824884Sounds like they're acting like FAAGs haha
>>106824099>especially if it's faang, you get free breakfast/lunch plus coffee, and you can make friends and shoot the shit.This is how I know you've never worked a day in FAANG. I bet you're 24 years old with 3 years of combined experience at one startup and one SaaS company with some products for managing back office financial processes for insurance companies or something equally low stakes
>have senior role at one company>apply for one step more junior at another company>Almost the exact same salaryWhat the FUCK get me out of here, I'll take equal pay for less responsibility thank you
>>106824977I know how gay it sounds but you have to accumulate "experience with high responsibility" to be offered the nice, juicy 600k a year WFH do nothing jobs.
