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 No.16[Reply][D]

Will earth ever recover from this disaster? I heard it's pretty much irreversible at this point.
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 No.168[D][DF]

>>167
Honestly, I could care less if I ever stepped a foot outside being part of this damn natural planet ever again. I'd much rather live out my days part of a space colony with controlled climates and living in an artificial space about the size of an average home for the rest of my life. Fuck the world, fuck people, and fuck the weather. I just want to be comfy in my living space watching anime, playing vidya, and pleasuring myself.

 No.169[D][DF]

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>>168
Me too bro. To become a cosmic hikkikomori would be to attain the highest form of existence.

 No.170[D][DF]

>>16
Ironically the current Amazon rain forest fires are adding up to the brown markings on this graph for South America. Mass refugees into North America when?


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 No.136[Reply][D]

https://voidlinux.org/
>Void is a general purpose operating system, based on the monolithic Linux® kernel. Its package system allows you to quickly install, update and remove software; software is provided in binary packages or can be built directly from sources with the help of the XBPS source packages collection.
https://wiki.voidlinux.org/
https://github.com/void-linux

I am using Void Linux myself, very fast on my old desktop and everything is easy to set up
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 No.147[D][DF]

>>136
Never heard of it. Could you point out the advantages it has over other distros? What makes it unique? There are hundreds of distros already after all

 No.159[D][DF]

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>>147
>it's not a fork
>it's lightweight
>it uses the fastest init scheme, runit
>it has good and fast package manager called xbps ("X Binary Package System")
>it's easy to create packages for Void Linux. also, xbps-src makes it easy to build packages from source.
>it's rolling-release but it doesn't break. and it still supports downgrades and partial upgrades (unlike Arch, for example)
>Void Linux also ships musl-based version in addition to glibc-based distro. musl is more lightweight and less bloated libc (but you probably still want to use glibc for desktop/laptop systems, though)
>it uses LibreSSL (it was the first Linux distro to switch to it, in fact)
Also, ProTip: if you want to have a GUI environment after installation, you must select the CD disc/USB stick as the installation source when the installer asks for it. You can get Void Linux here -> https://voidlinux.org/

 No.160[D][DF]

>>159
If you choose to use the installer .iso to install a GUI, you must run sudo xbps-install -Su to install updates after installation. If you set Network as the installation source, you can easily install a GUI after installation by running:
sudo xbps-install -S xorg xfce4 linux-firmware wifi-firmware bash-completion
The -S option causes xbps to first sync the list of available packages and the -u option performs an upgrade.
If you want to also have a graphical login screen, follow these instruction: https://wiki.voidlinux.org/Post_Installation#Display_Manager
If you need proprietary software or microcode for your Intel CPU, you must first enable the non-free repository, like so:
sudo xbps-install void-repo-nonfree
and then install the microcode and everything else you need:
sudo xbps-install -S intel-ucode dwarffortress
and finally, regenerate the initramfs and update grub:
sudo xbps-reconfigure -f linux4.19 #replace the version number with the version that you have installed


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 No.150[Reply][D]

Im Planning to make my own futaba style imageboard so send links to futaba style imageboard scripts

 No.153[D][DF]

Why not just use futaba?
https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.2chan.net%2Fscript%2F
Or futallaby fork of futaba (4chan's origional script)
https://www.1chan.net/futallaby/

 No.155[D][DF]

thanks >>153 but I think im gonna use kusabax because ive already used them and they did not work but thanks for you suggestions


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 No.149[Reply][D]

Does the 2nd law of thermodynamics imply the extinction of humanity?
You see, entropy always increases in a closed system, such as the universe. That means that the entropy will get higher and higher. But human bodies I'm pretty sure aren't peak entropy. At one point to grow further entropy will have to destroy all human bodies. Any sorts of computer human replica too, and I'm pretty sure anything that can move on its own/think. Entropy is disorder, and those two things require some order.
Am I wrong? Is there something I'm not considering?

 No.151[D][DF]

>>149
As we understand it, yes, the laws of thermodyamics does imply that humans, and everything else in this universe will all end up a giant cloud of weakly interacting particles. However, scientists don't estimate that happening for another googol years or so (a 1 with 100 zeroes after it). That's plenty of time for humanity to thrive, flourish, and potentially maybe figure out a workaround for the whole entropy thing. After all, something had to put our universe into its initial high-energy low-entropy state, so who's to say it can't happen again?

 No.152[D][DF]

>>151
In my opinion, humanity will go extinct long before entropy becomes an actual problem.

 No.154[D][DF]

>>151
Makes sense. Thanks for restoring my hope!
>>152
Makes sense. Thanks for destroying my hope!


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 No.134[Reply][D]

https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Microarch-Data-Sampling
MDS: The Newest Speculative Execution Side-Channel Vulnerability.

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 No.116[Reply][D]

Share your custom JS/CSS

 No.118[D][DF]

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>>116
:^)

 No.120[D][DF]

>>118
Kek


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 No.37[Reply][D]

What's wrong with SystemD

 No.43[D][DF]

>>37
Bloated

 No.110[D][DF]

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>>37

 No.111[D][DF]

>>37
It's stable, fast, industry standard and well organized.


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 No.90[Reply][D]

First picture of a black hole. Just imagine, these were total conjecture not too long ago. And now we have photographic evidence. I once heard it said that saying you believed in black holes when they were first theorized about was like saying you believed in unicorns; you'd get laughed out of the room.
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 No.94[D][DF]

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>>93
hi-res computer generated render

 No.97[D][DF]

>>94
>>90
The images look so pretty.

 No.99[D][DF]

>>99


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 No.88[Reply][D]

if we had a vertical gluon production, like two beams with a weight?

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 No.84[Reply][D]

Do you think there's non-earthling life in the universe?
How much? How far away, or how close?
Is it peaceful, or warlike? Intelligent, or primitive?
Do you think we'll ever make contact?
If so, will we contact them, or will they contact us?
How might we communicate with them?
How would humanity react to the discovery of intelligent life?
Are we doomed to be alone?
And any other discussion regarding extraterrestrials.
No /x/ bullshit pls.

 No.85[D][DF]

im mean if you think about it, outer space is so large that in all that space on at least one of the planets out there there has to be life, the could be millions of planets out there that can support life and we we cant see them because they are just far away, there is no way earth just happens to be the only planet to support life

Your fortune: Average Luck

 No.86[D][DF]

>>84
I Think india is another universe

Your fortune: Average Luck

 No.87[D][DF]

>>84
life exists everywhere, mostly bacterial
most likely warlike unless exists a planet where resources are abundant
we will but in a very very long time due to time dilation
dont know who's gonna contact first
don't know how we might communicate with them
humanity would probably be suprised for a while the move on with their lives
we're doomed to be alone because its easier to create virtual reality than try to fiddle with physics through science


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 No.78[Reply][D]

Is someone smashed an exotic atom with the gauge bosons using the metallic hydrogen Anvil at Harvard into some sort of cyclotron that accelerates neutral atoms

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 No.62[Reply][D]

Anyone doing something in Machine Learning here? Need ML buddies to talk to...

 No.63[D][DF]

>>62
I dont know if Markov chains count as ML, but i want to get into ML.

 No.64[D][DF]

>>63
Markov chains are very handy in the Reinforcement Learning, anon

 No.71[D][DF]

>>62
https://gitlab.com/milan44/steve

This is what i've built using markov chains, but i would like to improove the text he generates... The Problem im facing is that there is no good implementation of recurrent neural networks in php.


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 No.46[Reply][D]

I built an machine learning ai with php-ml to classify new threads as 'good' or 'bad' using their text.

Thoughts on how to improove it?
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 No.68[D][DF]

>>65
Actually nevermind, i forgot that i stopped using it because it was inacurate as shit.

But i've made steves code public, if you're interested: https://gitlab.com/milan44/steve

 No.69[D][DF]

>>68
Why not Github?

 No.70[D][DF]

>>69
I prefer gitlab. I just like their UI more than the one by github.


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 No.27[Reply][D]

Friendly reminder to any anons in the area concerned: a lunar eclipse is beginning now!!! GO LOOK AT THE MOON RIGHT NOW!!!

 No.32[D][DF]

It wasn't that good :(
The moon gradually got covered by the earth, then it was just very dim with slight red
t. western Canada


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 No.23[Reply][D]

give me a reason you would not jailbreak your iphone

spoiler: you cant
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 No.29[D][DF]

Because I have an android.

 No.72[D][DF]

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I do not normally operate a Steve Jobs brand "my first cell phone" because I am not a faggot.

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>give me a reason you would not jailbreak your iphone
>spoiler: you cant
>you cant
I'm not paying the price of my kidney for an overpriced, limited piece of shit.
YOU give me a reason why i would buy it


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