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Making LLM do thing - Mangagen The Vexxer No.190 [View Thread]
It is behoven to me to persquanth my energies on herding the demon cats inside my GPU for some reason.
Goal: Generate a coherent comic book / manga out of a simple topic:

How to make it consistent, how to make interesting stuff happen? It surprisingly difficult
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The happy resolution.

The End
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Anonymous No.222
" "A london 12 year old boy and 9 year old sister must travel with their father to his assignment in Balia, near Bencoolen, the East India Company's Sumatran pepper producing facility. Since the mother has passed-away the father must arrange for a nurse, a tutor, and housekeepers in their estate in the hills. The active Volcanos Mount Batur and Mount bromo, rainforest waterfalls, rice terraces make for exotic scenery to have adventures in. They hear rumors of the Calon Arang legend, who surfaces in the story as an opponent and point of conflict. Exploration, relationship building with the nanny, exposure to the unique aspects of the foreign culture, threat from the unknown Calon Arang (or someone/somegroup pretending to be the witch-doctor, and threatening the children). Unexpected assistance, father too busy with work comes in late in the crisis to redeem himself of his inattentiveness that led to the danger."
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Anonymous No.223
I must admit that I am vexed by how bad this is. :D

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Google fail Anonymous No.25 [View Thread]
Lmao my Google phone can't install Google. Fucking ingenious.
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Anonymous No.140
Here's another failure. I've had this device for less than a year and already I'm over 90% of storage. Sure, I've installed a bunch of models so that's what's taking up space but seriously, why not let me put a microSD in my phone? I'm not gonna buy a phone with more storage because they're upselling them, fuck that.

We now have:
- no replaceable battery
- no microSD port
- no headphone jack
- no buttons, not even for back / home / switch
- no convenience key
- no lid to cover the camera

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Anonymous No.164
>>140
22GB for your OS is also a crime.
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Anonymous No.166
>>164
True. They call them temporary system files but in reality they persist. I don't know if I can delete them but if I did, I'm sure they'd come back.

It isn't the biggest issue however because it isn't a number that grows. If you have external storage for your files, even 64 GB could be enough for OS + apps although you'd be pushing it. But my point is that if it's enough, it guarantees a lifetime of use if only the device has a microSD slot.

Another thing we lost is the ability to install programs to a microSD card. With that feature, 64 GB would definitely be enough.

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BrownTech Anonymous No.20 [View Thread]
I am starving but i have carrots.
So I am starving.
Testing with "Dark Reader"
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Anonymous No.24
Are you me? I had carrots just now. They go well with hummus.

This is now a recipes thread.
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Anonymous No.104
>>24
"go well with humans" i misread

this epstein shit is poison to the soul

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Image Gen Tools and Tricks. Anonymous No.103 [View Thread]
Image gen like stable-diffusion.cpp embeds generation text and parameters into a tEXt field, but png is big and uses a lot of space, sometimes you want them batch converted to jpeg.

but naive convert from imagemagick/graphicsmagick fails to preserve the image gen parameters, in a way that other image tools can use

this does that
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for f in *.png; do
out="${f%.png}.jpg"
exiftool -b -parameters "$f" > /tmp/params.txt 2>/dev/null
convert "$f" -quality 92 "$out"
exiftool -UserComment="$(</tmp/params.txt)" "$out" >/dev/null
done
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cheers, have a handmaiden

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New idea: reversing directory hierarchy Anonymous No.63 [View Thread]
Directory trees can help with organization but it can also be annoying to remember where everything's located. Compare this to something like Evernote where you just have a flat list of entries and use tagging for optional organization. Can the filesystem hierarchy function like this?

What if we reverse the directory hierarchy so that all files are located in the working directory at all times, and tab autocompletion is optionally used to resolve ambiguity? For example, if there is file.txt\user\home\ and file.txt\etc\, then typing file.txt followed by tab lets the user select from those two, no matter what the working dir is. If there is only one file called file.txt, then simply listing that suffices.

Most filenames among personal documents are unique, so it'd provide quick access to each one. Users should still specify the location of each file, and then they can still list a specific type of file with ls Documents\~.

So tab goes in the other direction. This makes it easier to see where files called file.txt or dirs called Documents are listed, but not as easy to see what is listed inside Documents\~. With normal tab auto-complete, that will show mid-command what's listed in there, but it cannot auto-complete in both directions so instead it will list each instance of Documents and not what's inside of them. That is the trade-off.

Would you use such a shell?
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Anonymous No.70
that is a cool idea :) i love newthinkings