>>91170832
So it won’t matter if there’s a very very slight tilt to the card when I took the pic? I would think that would screw up how the card reads. But then I guess whenever somebody scans their card it’s never perfectly flat either. So I have no idea.

>>91170842
I’m a millennial. Photocopier crossed my mind too but I didn’t immediately have access to one. Won’t see my friend for a while and this seemed like the next best thing.

>>91170850
I’m almost certain I didn’t see anything like that on the card. And like I said, it’s super skinny cheap plastic so I don’t think it would be inside it?

>>91170983
Right, the blurry is worse than angle. This is the same tech that is on a bag of bread after all. But you can put the pic in an online reader and get the number and recreate it from scratch anyway. You could actually recreate from the human readable numbers if they're on there. You might be able to scan the pic right off your phone.

>>91170660
You can use your fucking phone. I use Barcodegen from Fdoird to make barcodes so I can log in just by scanning the barcode. I just screenshot and have the barcodes saved in a folder.

>>91168377
No, going for plausible colors is the key, using concepts the model is familiar with. Blue lipstick will be more challenging because of that. Inpaint sketch I use for that sometimes. "ocean lips" would definitely do the opposite, add more ocean and less lips. But with eyes it can work like that, "deep" has associations with both an aesthetic eye shape and blue-ness, "deep blue" being a relatively common pairing of words.

>>91168415

beautiful face, focused face, stern expression, golden (eyes:1.1), (eyelashes:0.8), exquisitely detailed hair, eyebrows, hued irises, small iris, random pupils

The "random" part of "random pupils" is because danbooru tags tend to loo like "heart pupils" "exotic pupils" "nested pupils" "gradient pupils" etc, so something needs to be there.

this doesn't always work.

>>91167484
Maybe but good luck

>>91167841
Nice

>>91168115
model?

>>91170910
you don't need to download anything for files to be generated and sectors overwritten
it's probably gone at least 3 times over by now

>>91170910
A pair of magnets and a car battery, use the msgnets to attract the information to the USB port, then plug the car battery to store it.

>>91168241
elaborate

>>91168311
Tensorflow and OpenCV were written in c++ but they're most commonly used as python libraries

>>91168416
do the big bois use C++ or do they use python, what are the big projects using?

bunp

>>91168203
AI is a scam, a bubble.

>>91170590
>doesn't trust map_metadata -1
literally me. it doesn't do anything to tags or hdr data, and still populates the container metadata with lavf.ver whenever possible.

>>91169074
It has nothing to do with simping and everything to do with preserving content I think is valuable, interesting, artistic, etc. Too many copyright issues can make entire channels disappear and that content won't be available anywhere else.

>>91157456
>>91157600
>>91169074

White men preserve what is good and keep private property

>>91170874
You'll delete them all when you grow up anyway

>>91171053
I'm already an adult, anon. I've been saving videos that no longer exist for at least a decade, and I still appreciate them today.

>gibs me dat fo free
I'm considering making all my GitHub repos proprietary now...

>>91171063
Too late, the pandora box has been opened already, no matter how big the cope is GitHub has already been data scratched, learn a different skill

>>91170648
My nipple is too fast to be usable

>>91170648
nobody masters the nipple in a day or two, give it some time

File: 1673160812170613.png (429 KB, 1920x1080)

429 KB PNG

>>91170911
I've heard about it, i'm not saying that i have the same precision as with the mouse, but it kinda feels comfy. I need to get more precision, but it comes with time. I'm worried because i don't know if it's normal to press a little bit harder to get the pointer faster, you know? It feels like if i keep pressing a little harder it will break in like 1 or 2 year of sovietic use.
>>91170846
Have you tried xset? My nipple was slow as fuck, i just set xset 8 0 and now it works fine.

>>91170991
>if it's normal to press a little bit harder to get the pointer faster, you know?
yeah that's normal at least on the three thinkpads I've had

>>91171105
>>91171105
>>91171105

>>91170959
Freelee

>>91170967
another vertical?

File: Freelee-6-1.jpg (75 KB, 600x600)

75 KB JPG

>>91170976

File: Freelee-7.jpg (44 KB, 638x616)

44 KB JPG

>>91171008

File: Freelee-8.jpg (145 KB, 960x960)

145 KB JPG

>>91171023

>>91172170
the script automatically installs those but for some reason its not. I would maybe try running the script another way. look for a linux guide. On linux you use .sh instead of .bat

BREAD

>>91171896
>https://colab.research.google.com/github/KoboldAI/KoboldAI-Client/blob/main/colab/GPU.ipynb
What does this look like?

>>91171503
You need to fill it using the format Pyg likes or else it basically ignores it. It's not "made for idiots" like CAI.

>>91172313
>It's not "made for idiots" like CAI.
yup bot 'training' isn't a thing yet on pyggy, it's all about the bot definition and how you chat with them

I saw a number of decent cAI bots that had literal blank definitions, just relying on the base AI and training

>>91169997
dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb bs=4M conv=fsync,noerror
im serious

>>91164145
i dont believe you

>>91170445
>>91164145
yt-dlp$ git grep -n "piracy"
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/2_site_support_request.yml:25: - label: I've checked that none of provided URLs [violate any copyrights](https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#is-the-website-primarily-used-for-piracy) or contain any [DRM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management) to the best of my knowledge
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE_tmpl/2_site_support_request.yml:19: - label: I've checked that none of provided URLs [violate any copyrights](https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#is-the-website-primarily-used-for-piracy) or contain any [DRM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management) to the best of my knowledge
.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md:39:- [ ] New extractor ([Piracy websites will not be accepted](https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#is-the-website-primarily-used-for-piracy))
CONTRIBUTING.md:14: - [Is the website primarily used for piracy](#is-the-website-primarily-used-for-piracy)
CONTRIBUTING.md:128:### Is the website primarily used for piracy?
CONTRIBUTING.md:164:If you want to add support for a new site, first of all **make sure** this site is **not dedicated to [copyright infringement](#is-the-website-primarily-used-for-piracy)**. yt-dlp does **not support** such sites thus pull requests adding support for them **will be rejected**.
yt_dlp/extractor/crunchyroll.py:146: 'url': 'https://beta.crunchyroll.com/pt-br/watch/G8WUN8VKP/the-ruler-of-conspiracy',
yt_dlp/extractor/peertube.py:41: conspiracydistillery\.com|
yt_dlp/extractor/unsupported.py:125: """Sites that have been deemed to be piracy
yt_dlp/extractor/unsupported.py:127: In order for this to not end up being a catalog of piracy sites,
yt_dlp/extractor/unsupported.py:142: f'This website is no longer supported since it has been determined to be primarily used for piracy.{LF}'


Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>91169997
zfs has send/receive just format the backup to zfs and send it

File: Screenshot_20230127-235202.png (59 KB, 499x555)

59 KB PNG

Anyone else using the haugene tranny container? Is it normal for it to restart every ~6 hours?

>>91168217
As someone thats already learned some c++ id say yes. reading the comments of every lesson helps understanding it better than reading a book where you have no idea if its outdated or if there are better ways of implementing something. It wont teach you everything but thats where practice comes in and its not like youd need to use every feature of c++

>>91165530
wtf is this webm lmfao

>>91167963
Lol that is such a lie

>>91169106
>wtf is this webm lmfao
Fellow incel here, i can verify, every morning theres a giant pill falling down from my ceiling.

>opengl
Obsolete trash

>>91170280
It's the proliferation of normalfags all across the internet. It's insane how much traffic across the entire internet is just people asking retarded, 0 effort, 0 information questions like OP.

not likely

>>91170230
>will windows be usable
most improbable

>>91170266
>>91170280
>iOS filename
what did you fags expect

>>91170230
yes but it'll be as slow as a sata ssd

>>91167129
for example? i know python has lambdas but they're shit and it doesn't even fully support lexical closures

lol (lots of lisp)

>>91165124
see >>91166832 but desu you should just rip off the bandaid and get a better dev environment setup, even wsl2 would be fine
native windows is just extra tedium unless you are only using microsoft tooling/languages or making a video game

>>91161879
i hate emacs,
which one is functional? scheme wasn't bad until

emac