>>108896699
>>108896745
do you use forge? I heard comfyUI was the best

>>108897356
Yes. Forge Neo to be specific. Comfy is more powerful in the sense that it allows you to tinker with shit, but actually genning with it is a pain. Forge is way ahead in terms of usability and Comfy only offers any value if you understand all the technical shit that goes down under the hood. If you're just going to use someone else's workflow you might as well use Forge.

>>108897034
I've tried this artist tag a few times over the years but the model will always put white lines on the edges even though very few of his arts actually have them. Any way you've found to prevent them?

>>108897695
white border in negs? But dunno what it does with the style itself.


>even though very few of his arts actually have them
Whut? Looking at danbooru, like third of the images have white border.

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They don't even pretend to care about pc gayming anymore

>>108895797 (OP)
I've never seen any hatred, just the objective acknowledgement that they lag behind Nvidia in terms of performance

>>108895797 (OP)
>why are Nvindians brown
Yes, why indeed.....

I like AMD because they just werk even on FreeBSD. I've set up nvidia drivers on FreeBSD too, but it's always a bit more effort in both Linux and FreeBSD.

>>108895797 (OP)
they get less hate than they should, and need, to actually improve their products

>>108897317 (OP)
shut the fuck up federal faggot

>>108897317 (OP)
Okay OP. Post your full address, name, phone number, e-mail address and social security number. I'm waiting. You aren't a pedo are you?

>>108897317 (OP)
Because I'm American and for 250 years we have believed that we have rights given to us by God and they can't be taken away. Simple as.

>>108897704
>strawman
Leaking all of my personal information to everyone in the world is not the same as giving that information to my government. I'm fine with my government already having that information.

>>108897666
Trips of truth. Freedom of expression for subjects is a feature of strong regimes. As Bismarck put it, "They say what they want; I do what I want".

>>108896231
this is the opposite of a bold move
One longstanding thing that is known is that _Mac users pay for things_ and have way less variation in setups than Linux or Windows users
>>108896422
I always thought that when the text goes red instead of being its usual orange, it’s waiting or paused or whatever
>>108897058
>>108897131
this seems like overkill compared to having a graphical Git client and inspecting the tests before and after to make sure no funny business happened

>>108897416
>spending $1000 a month on his vibeslop

Impressive. I hope to get there some day.

>>108897416
That's funny because I went from $750 in API keys to one $100 Codex sub and it werks on muh machína.

Jesus Christ, I just described a problem as "goblins" to my 78-year-old father. He looked at me like "What? Goblins?"
The psychosis is setting in yall.

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First vibecoded app, made for my personal use, and I'm pretty satisfied with how it's shaping up after a little over a week of work. But I'm starting to wonder if I should keep going or start over with a proper architecture, right now it's basically a main.py monolith using only python and pyqt. Starting over would be a bore but probably a learning experience.
Any suggestions?

>>108895881
Doing one? Nice. I will be lurking.

>>108897384
There's no reason to use anything but 5.1 these days. 4.6 had some nice punch when it comes to stories but it's outdated and dumb by today's standards.

Use Opus, cuckies

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>>108896334
I get that, but since I got into this hobby due to its interactive nature, then my last resort for when my mind goes blank is that I ask the AI to give me some options to choose from, not just *and then {{user}} rizzes her up*, since that does not feel like me anymore. Like, at that point I might as well just read other people's public chatlogs on janitor.ai and pretend it's me.

>>108897232
>saccharine smile

>>108897658
I think you should just do it on your then instead of wasting some other people's time.

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>>108893887
Uploaded a live demo of the MTG viewer at https://file.hiina.space/thestack/ (well live in the sense you can click around, but it's not actively running a game). you can hover over 'THOUGHT' to see it and there's some tabs for the bot "memories".

Code and prompts and slop design docs are at https://github.com/hiinaspace/thestack too. tl;dr there's still a regular MTG rules engine that tells the bots what they can do, but they think and have strategy/"personality" between calls. i.e. clod plays pokemon. IMO you need a whole complicated RAG or anything. Even e4b basically knows what magic is, enough to usually interpret the rules text. It definitely won't play pro magic but it'll at least be more entertaining than watching MCTS go brrr.

I still haven't gotten 26b working yet but I'm a filthy cloudslopper anyway so I'm going to see how clod agent sdk will do in the same harness

>>108897677
>le harness
I think you are a malware spreader or someone who just enjoys the attention.

>>108897104
Hello newfag.

>>108897677
So, you tried to wire up a 'discussion' before you deployed your malware website.
If it was anything real you would have just posted something else.

>>108896394
With hardware advancements grinding to a halt it's now more important than ever to properly utilize what we have.

>>108896098
Borland C++ was released in the year 2000.

>>108895626 (OP)
>>108896271
graalpy

>>108895626 (OP)
>v1.1.1, on 2019-05-16T04:31:52Z
>v1.12.6 (April 9, 2026)
a very current and up to date benchmark!

>>108895626 (OP)
now show the C implementation

>>108888928 (OP)
>cheap Chinese EVS

As opposed to paying 40k for a basic ass car in the market now?

>>108896665
>why would an american get paid 10x for the same job?
You see son, it used to be that if a company didn't put Americans first, that company would face stiff consequences and criminal charges. As taking American jobs and bringing them overseas is effectively the same as draining the American economy and giving it to a foreign government.

That was BEFORE Jewish financial politics came into play, and draining the American economy was OK as long as the government got a cut of it.

>>108889037
>say bye bye to your entire auto industry
good, american cars are trash

>>108896135
I won't deny that they were already wealthy, but they were filthy rich for a short while before it went bust because of a foreign bank induced housing bubble. they had to be made really rich to make them really poor (or poor enough to no longer matter)

>>108889037
we said goodbye like 50 years ago
>t. michigan anon

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any svg wizards in here? edges of parametric text in svg seems to overlap each other and shows sections of the background through, kind of like single line art style.
Is text a limitation in svg?

only saw this effect once I looked at it on mobile

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I gave in and refactored the UI of my frame analysis web app using shadcn so it'll be (((UI/UX Frenly)))

>>108894233
Let me give you haunted dreams
> microfrontends with webpack module federation in SSR frontend apps

>>108896509
idgi

>>108895832
So your middle manager gave you a ton of unnecessary busy work to bloat your app so now everyone should use Angular to make sure all those pointless features are integrated when you realistically only need a few of them that could be done in vanilla and routing. Got it.

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sony's marketing campaign was really something else
it managed not only to convince retarded normies that they were computer architecture experts, but also that their dogshit cpu was some sort of ancient lost super technology from the distant future
moreover, retarded normies are STILL convinced of this 20+ years later

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>>108892498 (OP)

>>108892498 (OP)
I do not think so i think he is going to make openai very profitable, for both images and codes every AI model tells you to fuck off when they are out of compute, gemini outright refuses to do image tasks, claude tells you go to sleep if anthropic lacks available capacity.

OpenAI is not the best at code and images but it's at 90% of gemini levels on images and 90% of claude level on code and somehow they did a top tier invention.

A fucking queue system!Yeah i know, great invention but openAI products at the moment are the only ones that wait yet deliver your tasks without telling you to fuck off if they lack compute.

I believe this will make openAI profitable soon, people are getting tired of gemini with nano banana working well one day and the next telling you to fuck off, or claude telling you go to sleep or worse antigravity ide errors with 50 retry that devour your quota.

OpenAI came back big and will make it now, they were at risk at the start of the year but their last model and queue system working moderately well will save their ass.

>>108893340
>An ASI Machine God could wipe out entire continents
Shut the fuck up, you numpty.

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>>108897012
>Also, their IQ is overstated and hard to trust given how often they get caught cheating in universities over here.
Not sure why this myth gets repeated.
First of all, every race cheats in school. There is no "honesty" genes unless you have zero life experience.
Second, just go look at the names of AI researchers or publications.
It is undeniably Chinese sounding. The conspiracy falls apart when every AI lab is like this.
Finally, Chinese people are genetically similar to Koreans and Japanese, so it still wouldn't make sense why their IQs would be wildly different.
It's like claiming Germans are a different kind of European next to Norwegians or Spanish.

>>108897676
The truth hurts nigga. You luddites think you can fight a machine that could invent a new weapon greater than anything on Earth. That is Superman-tier.

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>>108893575
>HHKB
>trackball
oh BROTHER

>>108891496
how come there's no filename??

>>108844610
>he fell for the wooden strips meme case.

>>108850919
Is that Mike Dillon? He's the fucking man, love that he did a cover of Kill the Poor at the last Night Lights in Buffalo. It's been far too long since I've last seen him play.

>>108895940
>Masters level
what does that even mean? Masters is just you filling out whatever classes you missed out on during undergradb& before you enroll your retarded ass in a research group and no longer have time to take classes

>>108896344
Study-based master's are degree mill inventions. The only kind of master's that allows you to enroll in a PhD program is a thesis-based master's.

>>108896409
It was a thesis based Masters.

>>108897221
Well done anon *pat pat pat*

>>108897494
:3 *meow*

>>108894415
Because of default compiler options. This was a big problem right around a decade ago, when the Phenom II platform was still relevant but the default compiler options for Visual C++ had dropped support for it. So many games that should've by all means supported it, were instead compiled with requirements for instructions it didn't have and thus needed to be patched later for support. Same thing happened way earlier with pre-P4 32-bit x86 CPUs.
Another issue is deprecated Windows features, as using the Windows 95-era Win32 API would result in modern Windows versions running the program via backwards compatibility, it'd introduce various limitations and performance issues on newer platforms.

>>108896583
troonix requires online to download dependencies, so this is impossible to do

>>108896415
being the uneducated nocoder pleb that I am, I spent some time looking into this and I have no fucking idea what you're rambling about
>https://aput.net/~jheiss/aout_redhat.shtml
this is a 24 year old page, and I'm pretty sure the author conflated a.out with COFF when they're different formats
>Can even run COFF binaries today
as far as I can tell, COFF never gained any traction on Linux (aside from whatever the fuck ECOFF on MIPS is)
>You can't run a DOS binary on any windows machine today. The last time that was possible was on win95
NTVDM and WoW16 persisted in 32-bit Windows for decades and they're still usable in x86 Win10
>Still true today with ELF-based adapters
This is technically true, but translation layers ≠ native support, and even then, I don't see how using some unmaintained a.out -> ELF wrapper is any different from using WineVDM to run Win16 apps. I'm also conveniently ignoring that a.out was so short-lived on Linux that the only example of it I've seen is the Atari Jaguar linker and that it isn't an "ELF from the early 90s"
>Diablo 2 needed to be updated in 2016 to even run on windows 10
I know jackshit about Blizzard games, but it seems like Diablo 2 ran on Windows 10 with basic workarounds even before that update https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgyw4rD87jo [Embed]
>So the source is real life, while your source is your ass
o-okay :(
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>>108897618
>this is a 24 year old page, and I'm pretty sure the author conflated a.out with COFF when they're different formats
You are confused.
>as far as I can tell, COFF never gained any traction on Linux (aside from whatever the fuck ECOFF on MIPS is)
It was the originally supported format before ELF. So the point is that the executables we can run are those that were made for linux before it was even possible to use ELF. That's roughly equivalent of being able to run DOS executables on Windows like was possible in windows 95.
>NTVDM and WoW16 persisted in 32-bit Windows for decades and they're still usable in x86 Win10
NTVDM/WoW16 is a wine-tier compat layer. Win95 is the last time it was possible to actually run 16bit executables on windows without extensive "emulation" of this type. It's also very limited and many subsystems were never available with it, which is why in practice, after win95, no 16 bit program actually worked. It's why GoG always had to package dos programs with dosbox (and why dosbox existed at all).

>This is technically true, but translation layers ≠ native support,
Ironic. The adapter is not a translation layer, it's just a format hoister.

>Diablo 2 ran on Windows 10 with basic workarounds even before that update
If you read the comments you'll see it only partially works and requires a patch that was released in 2010 to even get that far.

>as opposed to shit on Linux outright breaking unless you recompile it for modern glibc/GTK/etc.

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>>108897691
> Win95 is the last time it was possible to actually run 16bit executables on windows without extensive "emulation" of this type
Win95 emulates dos as well.