/cyb/ - Cyberpunk Fiction and Fact

>>1452
Why are they on an alog site?

>>1454
Not sure. Is something wrong with along sites?

>>1455
No, was just curious as to why they would move there, /sp/ could be considered an alog board.

I'm putting together a robowaifu motor and chatbot for a pony wife. >pic related is a big ol bldc motor for a rawdog direct drive hip motor, and I'll load it into a robot sim once I have weight/torque figures. For the chatbot I'd like to stitch together with api whisper speech to text, PygmalionAI, and any combination of talknet, pony SVS, and real time voice cloning. The project will use open source software and hardware wherever possible, and I'm not sure about the simulator. It will have a self-cleaning robot horse pussy, as soon as I make one.

>>2501
Fucking awesome. Please keep the bread updated.

>>2501
>I'm putting together a robowaifu motor and chatbot for a pony wife
Impressive.

>>2322
I guess I should've said. Phages are physical, biological viruses. They're not software.

>>2493
>“planning to make a brain from mushrooms.”
Amazing the stupidity of that research.
Computers are meant to be lighting fast, no organic material can match silicon stuff, not even in dreams.

>>2493
Imagine this technology being abused to mine bitcoin using the mycelium of the biggest forests of the world

>>2495
>Imagine this technology being abused to mine bitcoin
Yeah, a quatrillion year needed to mine just one.

>>2498
No way fag.
Look at the size of a forest with mushrooms.
Look at the size of a bitcoin mining rig.
Scale up to match the forest.

>>2444
At least I mean well (famous last words). 💥
My response regarding this matter of global life or death will try to be more sensitive and tactically wise.
Have some more sweet Marepussy in the meantime. 💖

GAB
>Let The AI Arms Race Begin
>Three days ago we launched our first of many upcoming generative AI chatbots on Gab called Gabby. The bot is going massively viral right now with hundreds of thousands of images being generated daily and no signs of slowing down. Think of it as an on-demand meme maker. You describe whatever meme or image you want to see and within 30 seconds you’ll have the image. It’s incredibly fun and cool.
>Imagine my surprise when as this was happening the foot soldiers of the Regime in the mainstream media started reaching out looking for any angle to attack, defame, and smear Gab.
https://news.gab.com/2023/02/let-the-ai-arms-race-begin/

facebook's AI is leaked:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:ZXXDAUWYLRUXXBHUYEMS6Q5CE5WA3LVA&dn=LLaMA

220GB, there's several model sizes, but the smallest is still 7B parameters.

https://boards.4channel.org/g/thread/91848262#p91850335
https://boards.4channel.org/g/thread/91848262#p91849717
https://boards.4channel.org/g/thread/91848262#p91849855
https://boards.4channel.org/g/thread/91848262#p91850503

https://github.com/facebookresearch/llama/pull/73/files

Nigger Sam Hyde.

>>2447
This is interesting. I wonder what it means for the industry as a whole, particularly for artist who only partly use AI tools in their art process.

>>2481
I believe that from the very moment they use it, their human intellectual property goes in flames.

>>2406
>is a stretch without any evidence
Sure, I agree. That said, intuition and telepathy lack evidence too, and yet we feel and even use them everyday.

>>2407
Intuition is just pattern recognition passed down between generations.

>>2408
Not quite.
Intuition doesn't depend on the senses, and can alert on something happening remotely. Some people have it, some don't.

>>1488
I second >>1493 over there in respecting your digits and congratulating you on an absolutely fantastic post.

I'm trying to work through a certain kind of religion-related thing here, and I'm seeing a ton of new layers to just about every idea. Your post really hits the spot on a number of angles and made connections in my head that I'd never made before. Thanks for that.

>>2487
Does any faggot know where the braces should go?

>>2488
Second example, like in K&R

>InfoSec 101: Disk Encryption
>Securing your data versus an adversary with physical access to your devices
>In this article and guide we will discuss the whys and hows of securing your data versus an adversary that has physical access to your computing and data storage devices (desktops, laptops, cell phones, removable storage media, etc.).
https://wolfish.neocities.org/posts/articles/infosec_101_disk_encryption/
A very, very, very informative article.
Recommended is the introductory section about "plausible deniability" with Veracrypt.

I hate to say it but if one of the 5 eyes are directly on your ass then no amount of OPSEC will work. Like I said they would have to be directly interested in you. Only true OPSEC for complete security is in person or in writing.

>>1307
This is known.
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Security

When all else fails paranormal operational security is something that is rarely accounted for when in relation to technological landscapes.
Piss poor passwords aside, being 'lost' in the data is a great boon.
>>1307
That reminds me printers are scary machines.

What happen when you press the "I'm not a robot" button.

>>1377
Apologize

>>1418
why do feminists hate rape jokes at the expense of women so much?
because they hate being reminded they are fragile spiteful creatures meant to be bred and controlled.

>>1451
Leftists always project. Always. They can't help it. Pic related.

>>1451
I used to think that sentences like that were exaggerations, but were basically right. I'm no longer convinced it's that big of an exaggeration. The only thing I think I could imagine adding to that to make it more true is some half-garbled attempt to explain the layers of truth and delusion that women wrap around themselves via their inherent psychoses.

>>2422
Leftists exaggerate because they're evil. They're disappointed in their friends for not boycotting the new Harry Potter game just because Rowling offended the trans terrorist "lobby"? They'll claim you're killing people or the reason trannies kill themselves. It's just a tactic to shock you. They'll sling blame and shame like they're wildly swinging a baseball bat around, hoping to beat you to death, hoping one of these swings lets them get what they want.

We're the smart ones who understand reality and how to work within it. They're the idiotic cultists who would rather build a wall around what they can control and deny anything exists beyond it. They don't want to admit nigger tolerance is a disaster, women can't handle the responsibility of political power, and commie "treat the seed with acid and train the seed to grow whatever food you want" style "science" results in mass starvation. They don't want to admit they're weak and stupid and inferior and worthless, because if we were naturally allowed to be better than them in ways they cannot deny, they would feel small. And they'd rather kill us and themselves for the sake of their feelings than try to find any way to discover joy within a humble life, because they feel entitled to power even if they aren't capable of using it wisely.

>>2424
>They're disappointed in their friends for not boycotting the new Harry Potter game just because Rowling offended the trans terrorist "lobby"?
This game?

>>2255
Cute poner!
>>2254
Thank you, that worked. My pc seems faster now.

Jesus fucking christ, I expected a minor increase in power but this computer's running like I just swapped out half its parts for overpriced top of the line supercomputer shit. What the fuck was all that jewish bloatware and spookware doing in my PC before I removed it, mining crypto and torrenting 4k anime porn archives?

>>2253
>How do I unjew my machine?
Install GNU Linux.

>>2253
>And google/duckduckgo are worthless
Uh, not to tell you you need to switch or anything, but DuckDuckGo had something that boiled down to "White men need not apply" or something on one of their hiring documents. I don't recall details, but I've been considering them compromised since then.

I swapped to a search engine called Qwant. I haven't noticed any problems with it, but I don't use search engines for much more than researching through various problems or finding the phone numbers of certain businesses. It does what I need it to do just fine. When it doesn't work, and I really want to scour, then I'll pop over to other search engines, and they usually can't find the thing I'm looking for (with my limited ability to understand how to properly use search engines, at least).

>>2264
Wow, it sounds like the experience I had when I purged one of my old family computers of junk files and programs. I'll have to try that.

Did you do it to a fresh install, or an older install? I have several programs that do things like change my wallpapers, make my windows have tabs like for multiple tabs in a single PowerShell window, and a few other customizations. I don't know if these or the things the bloatware remover removes, but it'd prefer to be able to know, or to easily revert to before I installed that. A system restore point should work, right?

>>2421
>I'll pop over to other search engines, and they usually can't find the thing I'm looking for (with my limited ability to understand how to properly use search engines, at least).
Check this shit out anon.
This is the reason why Yandex is my main search engine now.