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Anonymous 2023-12-31 (Sun) 01:39:05 No.22940 [Reply]

>host server
>train shitty language algorithm on /pol/
>algorithmically generate fedposts
>plaster it with the lowest tier of fetish porn ads and cryptojacking
>monetize the police

Anonymous 2023-12-31 (Sun) 01:45:18 No.22941

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>algorithmically generate fedposts

Anonymous 2024-01-12 (Fri) 10:39:33 No.22991

>>22940
>making profit out of /pol/'s idiocy
Bourgeoisie, I kneel.

Anonymous 2024-01-15 (Mon) 18:32:34 No.23057

>>22940
>algorithmically generate fedposts
this doesn't even need generative AI to know about
Whenever you point it out to a /pol/tard they'll just call you a troon/transhumanist and spam wojak folders

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Tachiyomi is dead Anonymous 2024-01-13 (Sat) 23:53:14 No.23022 [Reply]

Tachiyomi and all of its forks have stopped development due to Kakao. Manhwas killed the manga star. This thread could be used for finding alternatives.

Anonymous 2024-01-14 (Sun) 00:41:04 No.23023

>>23022
Imagine paying for manga or comics, you pay $20 for something that will take like an hour to read??

Anonymous 2024-01-14 (Sun) 00:44:39 No.23024

aren't manga readers basically zip/pdf readers? did it have a function to download content from third parties or something?

Anonymous 2024-01-14 (Sun) 07:22:56 No.23028

>>23022
>"legitimate" open-source development
Translation: "Open-source development that we approve of."

Anonymous 2024-01-14 (Sun) 10:08:43 No.23032

Was it scraping the images from their site? Or what was the issue?

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Anonymous 2024-01-05 (Fri) 00:01:03 No.22958 [Reply]

This could've easily been a shortcut but they had to add a whole fucking separate key because marketing, baby.

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Anonymous 2024-01-05 (Fri) 08:33:05 No.22963

>>22960
i have the unicomp version
it's very satisfying to type on, but heavy and can't play games with it

Anonymous 2024-01-05 (Fri) 09:44:52 No.22964

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they're really trying to force the AI meme, huh?

Anonymous 2024-01-07 (Sun) 10:57:15 No.22967

>>22964
all that investment needs some kind of return. you need AI even though you don't want it.

Anonymous 2024-01-12 (Fri) 08:38:30 No.22987

>>22958
Fuck Windows 11. All my homies hate Windows 11.

Anonymous 2024-01-12 (Fri) 09:31:22 No.22988

Still no leap keys like the Canon Cat had :/

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Anonymous 2023-11-30 (Thu) 00:47:53 No.22645 [Reply]

>it's been exactly one (1) year since ChatGPT and most "generative AI" products/software were released
Has it lived up to the hype or is it still too early to tell?

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Anonymous 2023-12-07 (Thu) 01:35:17 No.22742

>>22740
Oh! Glad we're in agreement, comrade.

Anonymous 2023-12-27 (Wed) 10:46:38 No.22914

Why isn't there anything on the board on the hype around local models since the beginning of this month? The hardware requirements and costs of running a local model have plummeted. It feels like a paradigm shift. Mixtral is very interesting.

Anonymous 2024-01-01 (Mon) 07:58:00 No.22950

Anybody experimenting with those transformer things? Can you do this:

1. Compute (outside the AI program) long number X made of repeating digit minus some long number Y without consecutive repeats to make long number Z with very few repeating consecutive digits or none.

2. Ask the AI what Z plus Y makes.

Anonymous 2024-01-01 (Mon) 08:00:35 No.22951

>>22950
Too many of my words are slanted in the above because of alcohol.

Anonymous 2024-01-12 (Fri) 08:34:48 No.22986

>>22740
>in practice whatever ends up getting adoption is whatever makes it easier to extract short-term profits
"So we've made this new model of our phone. Yes, we've cut out many features but LOOK AT THIS, IT FOLDS!! IT FUCKING FOLDS!! AND IT'S AS THIN AS PAPER!! WHY AREN'T YOU EXCITED, GET EXCITED, YOU ASSHOLES!!!"

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Anonymous 2024-01-09 (Tue) 11:35:03 No.22972 [Reply]

restrictions for thee but not for me

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Anonymous 2024-01-10 (Wed) 11:42:51 No.22978

>>22977
true leftists are only in favor of copyleft and public domain

Anonymous 2024-01-10 (Wed) 21:53:20 No.22979

>>22977
class struggle.
copyright for proles/artisans=good
copyright for capitalists=bad
to say otherwise would be like one of those people who says burgling some wageslave's house is leftist praxis because property should be abolished

Anonymous 2024-01-11 (Thu) 07:52:16 No.22980

>>22977
the hbomberguy video probably

Anonymous 2024-01-11 (Thu) 07:55:07 No.22981

>>22977
I'm pro-OpenAI-getting-fucked.

Anonymous 2024-01-11 (Thu) 08:14:54 No.22982

>>22979
>copyright for proles/artisans=good
1. Artisans are capitalists.
2. Proletarians cannot own private intellectual property. If they do, then they become bourgeoisie.
>to say otherwise would be like one of those people who says burgling some wageslave's house is leftist praxis because property should be abolished
The proletariat's ultimate goal is to abolish private property, ie., capital.

you wouldn't download a train Anonymous 2024-01-08 (Mon) 17:24:21 No.22968 [Reply]

capitalist innovation: DRM in trains!!

Anonymous 2024-01-08 (Mon) 18:12:21 No.22969

>>22968
Didn't the company responsible for this deny all wrongdoing? Lol

Anonymous 2024-01-08 (Mon) 19:59:22 No.22970

>>22969
They claim so in the video.

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Anonymous 2023-11-22 (Wed) 18:20:05 No.22477 [Reply]

> Copy Link Without Site Tracking
Firefoxchads just can't stop winning!

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Anonymous 2023-12-22 (Fri) 15:13:58 No.22875

>>22869
Isn't Google one of their biggest funders? Lmao. Those fat checks for Mozilla's CEO don't pay themselves.

Anonymous 2023-12-22 (Fri) 15:37:58 No.22879

>>22875
Google's slave labour.

Anonymous 2023-12-22 (Fri) 19:54:13 No.22880

>>22873
It isn't
You can block with uBlock Origin or the built-in tracking protection feature
Too much FUD

Anonymous 2023-12-22 (Fri) 20:23:29 No.22883

>>22879
*labor

Anonymous 2024-01-01 (Mon) 19:22:59 No.22952

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Anonymous 2023-01-15 (Sun) 18:55:51 No.18181 [Reply]

Why are proprietary software allowed to use Github to distribute their malware?

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Anonymous 2023-12-27 (Wed) 22:55:56 No.22915

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Github is a fucking joke
https://github.com/daeuniverse/dae/issues/368#issuecomment-1859984256

Anonymous 2023-12-27 (Wed) 23:21:20 No.22917

>>22916
Goose game is cool though

Anonymous 2023-12-27 (Wed) 23:22:44 No.22919

>>22917
Ok, I take it back.

Anonymous 2023-12-27 (Wed) 23:24:02 No.22920

>>22915
this sounds like a kinky dom thing

Anonymous 2023-12-28 (Thu) 07:03:18 No.22921

>>22915
>please drink verification soylent to continue

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Only blue-pilled socialists use proprietary software. copy!paste/DVS. 2023-03-31 (Fri) 18:40:02 No.19110 [Reply][Last 50 Posts]

All of my software exists to destroy capital.

Quite literally. That is the true purpose of free software to me.

To eliminate capitalist control over my computing.

And for that matter corporate control of the same.

Thus saith the Preacher:

> If the users don't control the program, the program controls the users. With proprietary software, there is always some entity, the “owner” of the program, that controls the program and through it, exercises power over its users. A nonfree program is a yoke, an instrument of unjust power.
> Richard M. Stallman

It also literally destroys capital; consider the case of Blender. Whole proprietary software industries have died in its wake, replaced by a world where 3D artists collaboratively contribute to Blender, either with code, or with money to pay for code.

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Anonymous 2023-12-22 (Fri) 20:02:52 No.22881

>>22867
You can make Jazz music on Linux perfectly easily. DAWs like Ardour and Reaper exist which can record a band. Audio interfaces which don't require special software can work with JACK and ALSA out of the box.

Anonymous 2023-12-22 (Fri) 20:14:03 No.22882

>>22881
They should rename it to "Ardor" because fuck Bri'ish "spellings".

Anonymous 2023-12-23 (Sat) 05:54:12 No.22887

>>22867
>people don't use Linux precisely because its impracticable and an obstacle to community collaboration
it's not about linux at all. artfags simply won't give away their stuff even if it's made on a mac or windows, unlike programmers who have a culture of sharing code and contributing just because they enjoy programming.
artists will always use copyright to restrict sharing even as they themselves rip off other artists when they make remixes or copy other authors based on industry trends, etc.

Anonymous 2023-12-23 (Sat) 05:57:24 No.22888

>>22882
More valid than American ones

Anonymous 2023-12-23 (Sat) 08:32:10 No.22889

>>22888
Bri'ish "spellings" are inferior because they make less logical sense than American spellings. American spellings are the more valid spellings.

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