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>use VLC for decades >no problems whatsoever >install MPV after heavy /g/ shilling >crashes on startup because the package maintainer ships its own retarded config >subtitles dont work >scroll wheel randomly seeks the video track >configuration is a fucking INI file once again /g/ lies and wastes my time
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/aicg/ - A general dedicated to the discussion and development of AI chatbots
Miku edition
>News OpenAI introduces o1, a new series of models designed to spend more time thinking before they respond https://openai.com/o1 Google adds Audio Overview to NotebookLM, a feature that creates AI-generated podcasts discussing your uploaded documents https://blog.google/technology/ai/notebooklm-audio-overviews AI Dungeon releases a 70B fine-tune before NovelAI https://aidungeon.com/pathfinder OpenAI has released the latest gpt-4o-2024-08-06 snapshot which supports Structured Outputs and chatgpt-4o-latest which will continuously be updated to the ChatGPT version to the API
Signal is a social experiment to see how many people can be gaslit or browbeaten into using an obvious honeypot.
That is why all the people arguing that it is secure seem so stupid. It is literally an experiment to see if a barrage of stupid arguments can overcome intelligent opposition and get people who otherwise would've been smart enough to avoid the honeypot to install it.
Getting close to public release. Looking for feedback on my choices so far. Distro is based on Funtoo.
>Shell: bash >init: s6 + 66 adapted from Obarun Linux >file system: ext4 or Btrfs with LUK+LVM FDE in default install config (substitute for whatever you want of course) >Display Server: Xorg >DE: LXqt by default for now. Want to focus on custom DE in the future after I define base system more >Compiler/libc: GCC/GNU tools >other things: dbus, polkit, elogind, and various other Red Hat/Freedesktop cancer has been avoided whenever possible >kernel: Real time >package management: Portage with git
My distro is for working with audio/video/3D and related multimedia tasks. A lot of tools related to this are installed by default if you use my installer. I will be providing generic kernel+binaries for x86-64 computers. In time I hope to expand this out to offering optimized binaries for various archs like Funtoo does currently. Portage will prefer binaries by default but is eaisly changed to using source with one config file edit.
I am working on GUI tools to help with some of the admin stuff typical of Gentoo. These will all be front ends to portage and/or config files to keep it simple. I have no plans to build my own package manager yet.
Goal is stable rolling release distro similar to Gentoo Studio. Once I reach my first point release I plan to provide a stable tree.
This distro will focus on single user workstation/desktop. Lots of Potterisms have been dropped. The goal is to get the distro closer to BSD-style base system in time. I am hopeful it will become well documented and command names can be standardized by first point release.
No license/freetard autism. Will ignore patent trolls and host outside of USA.
Thoughts? Would you help me beta test? An anon talked me into releasing it. This started as my own Gentoo config for a/v work.
