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tfw no middle point between wm bars that barely use cpu but have plenty of minor but annoying bugs or lack some functionality or another and wm bars filled with eye candy running on fucking gtk3 or some shit without bugs and a module for pretty much everything

i hate the concept of ricing i just want something decently pretty and decently efficient for my old computer man
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>>28822
you spend most of your time interacting with your tray bar? jobless as fuck

>Battery life on Linux just blows
skill issue

also
>eye candy is a necessary feature
XD

>>28850
>you spend most of your time interacting with your tray bar?
The window manager and task launcher, dumbass. Unless you want to stare at fbdev all day.

>>28851
This, but unironically.

>>28853
>The window manager and task launcher
launchers are not the same as a bar and even then you literally launch a program and thats it, you dont "use the bar most of the time" rofl

>>28854
Reading comprehension.


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https://venturebeat.com/ai/open-source-deepseek-r1-uses-pure-reinforcement-learning-to-match-openai-o1-at-95-less-cost/
<Based on the recently introduced DeepSeek V3 mixture-of-experts model, DeepSeek-R1 matches the performance of o1, OpenAI’s frontier reasoning LLM, across math, coding and reasoning tasks. The best part? It does this at a much more tempting cost, proving to be 90-95% more affordable than the latter.
<Specifically, where OpenAI o1 costs $15 per million input tokens and $60 per million output tokens, DeepSeek Reasoner, which is based on the R1 model, costs $0.55 per million input and $2.19 per million output tokens.
https://xcancel.com/DrJimFan/status/1881353126210687089
<DeepSeek-R1 not only open-sources a barrage of models but also spills all the training secrets. They are perhaps the first OSS project that shows major, sustained growth of an RL flywheel.

Read the paper yourself. https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-R1
>Reasoning tasks: (1) DeepSeek-R1 achieves a score of 79.8% Pass@1 on AIME 2024, slightly surpassing OpenAI-o1-1217. On MATH-500, it attains an impressive score of 97.3%, performing on par with OpenAI-o1-1217 and significantly outperforming other models. (2) On coding-related tasks, DeepSeek-R1 demonstrates expert level in code competition tasks, as it achieves 2,029 Elo rating on Codeforces outperforming 96.3% human participants in the competition. For engineering-related tasks, DeepSeek-R1 performs slightly better than DeepSeek-V3, which could help developers in real world tasks.
>Knowledge: On benchmarks such as MMLU, MMLU-Pro, and GPQA Diamond, DeepSeek R1 achieves outstanding results, significantly outperforming DeepSeek-V3 with scores of 90.8% on MMLU, 84.0% on MMLU-Pro, and 71.5% on GPQA Diamond. While its performance is slightly below that of OpenAI-o1-1217 on these benchmarks, DeepSeek-R1 surpasses other closed-source models, demonstrating its competitive edge in educationaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>28482
People got tricked by ELIZA, it's okay.

>>28427
You mean ze human problemz vill only be solved by humanz?

No!
I oanted ze AI to do everysing for me! I ohanted to be lazy!

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>R1 1776 is a DeepSeek-R1 reasoning model that has been post-trained by Perplexity AI to remove Chinese Communist Party censorship. The model provides unbiased, accurate, and factual information while maintaining high reasoning capabilities.

https://www.perplexity.ai/hub/blog/open-sourcing-r1-1776

They already made a "de-CCPd" version of Deepseek that properly calls Xi Jinping an authoritarian dictator like it says on wikipedia and repeats Adrian Zenz word for word on what is really going on in Xinjiang.

Ahem… FUCK LIBERALS!! FUCK SILICON VALLEY TECHBROS AND THEIR SLIMY LITTLE GUTS!!

How do I use deepseek? It always ask for my info and I dont trust just handing it over at all

>>28543
how dare you not trust the CCP like this anon???
>>28543


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Anyone here into the indie/personal web?

https://neocities.org/browse

good place to start but it's much larger than just neocities

The body was too short or empty.
The body was too short or empty.
The body was too short or empty.
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>>28831
the class element of the indie web
(have never heard anyone call it peripheral web) is actually fairly important to understanding the movement

I'm subscribed to some blogs and feed aggregators but that's all.

wtf is an "indie/personal" web lol?

seems like you just mean websites, which is what the web was supposed to be and actually was until normoids turned it into just instagram/facebook/tiktok/twitter/google.

>>28834
Seems like there's an uptake in people making/becomeing aware of normal websites outside the corpo bubble.

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>>28835


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This Thread Has Been Re-appropriated for leftypol.org Usage.

General thread meant for the discussion of the mobile app for browsing leftypol.org, known as clover.

Releases can be found here:
https://github.com/PietroCarrara/Clover/releases/latest
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>>23705
Never had a cloudflare challenge on leftypol

has anyone managed to post threads from phone ? I cant do it from the app the captcha/2 doesnt appear

https://x.com/rapidresponse47/status/1898890252032590132?s=46&t=mXwz2oF37MZNIs96lNjC8Q

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-dnt="true" align="center"><p lang="qst" dir="ltr">Yes <a href="https://t.co/9EqxS8J4nO">https://t.co/9EqxS8J4nO</a></p>&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1903935258799775749?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 23, 2025</a></blockquote>
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>>28819
Are you trying to post something from xitter? Just take a screenshot.


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Is AGILE a meme?
>Agile software development is an umbrella term for approaches to developing software that reflect the values and principles agreed upon by The Agile Alliance, a group of 17 software practitioners in 2001.

I think agile is overrated and has become a way for consultants to grift and every response to the failure of an agile project is "it wasn't AGILE enough, it didn't truly have managerial buy in" rather than admitting something is wrong with it.
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>>26448
It was a yes or no question.

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>>26448
Argumentum ad logicam

>>26444
>>26443
Yes and yes. And also >>26448 yes for the parts I read (sorry, in a hurry)
Agile has some good principles. Capitalism or corporate life tends to take anything and turn it into it's opposite lol. It becomes a rigid way of working that makes things move slow.

>>26448
There is always a vehement agile-hater present, and they are always correct. (If you didn't post, I would have.)
All of these methodologies become antipatterns when misapplied anyway. There is no one-size-fits-all.

Agile is just micromanagement

<the daily meeting is to get you to say that you will finish something asap and when it isn't finished in the time "WE committed to" to humiliate you in public for being a slacker
<the "sprint" structure is to get you to commit to releasing a pre-determined (feature is urgent, has to be released asap, business growth depends on it) amount of work in 2 weeks max.
<since agile is about "empowering developers", you are now empowered to commit to releasing what is needed in 2 weeks and if you can't business fails because of you. You committed to release in 2 weeks, why isn't it there?
<how fast or slow you do the work is represented by the "velocty" of the "burndown chart" or something which if it doesn't look as expected, is hard data indicating that you aren't working hard enough.
<bug-fixing is simply not a thing because why are there bugs? the requirement was explained to you in endless hours long planning, grooming, stand-up, retrospective, governance, compliance, review, etc. meetings. if there are bugs it means that you aren't doing the job properly. how hard can it be when AI can produce the same code in minutes.
<if the changes made in the sprint do not produce the intended business gains in the next month/quarter, was the change really needed? who authorized it?

>but le waterfall!! my aGiLe tRaNsFoRmAtIoN "empowered developers" to "deliver value" and "scale up" to "unicorn status"
sure you did, agile coach/scrum master/digital transformation jedi

>it's better than any other approach
no it's not. here is something miles better
<bug board with prioritized tickets
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Is there an application that help me detect that?

I want to preserve comics in the highest level, and going for newest release and bigger size should be obvious

But when I zoom in 400% the differences get quite confusing

Help moi


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Just wanted to share a very good article/blog I found on the recent ramping of big tech attacks against APIs and alternative frontends. Let's discuss possible ways of dealing with this in the best of ways. I have personally been relying on these since they appeared, for several years.

https://denshi.org/blog/the-downfall-of-alternative-frontends/
>It seems like just yesterday, everyone was using and recommending privacy-friendly and open-source frontends to popular social media sites. Every major website had one of these: Twitter had Nitter, Reddit had Libreddit and Teddit, YouTube had Invidious and Piped, Instagram had Bibliogram and TikTok had ProxiTok. Even sites like Medium, Imgur and Quora were no exception, with open source frontends being developed for them as well. To go with all these frontends, there were various browser extensions like libredirect that would automatically redirect any social media link to its open-source frontend counterpart.
>However, within the past year or so, nearly all of these frontends have been discontinued or rendered practically unusable. What happened?
>[…]
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>>27994
>the bluesky team has already made questionable admin decisions.
>twitter 2 has already made questionable admin decisions.
not surprised

>>27994
My problem with Mastodon is amatureish todlercon and furry porn artists use it instead of good porn artists.

>>28691
the problem with mastodon is it replaced one shitty administration with lots of shitty administrations per instance lol

My problem with Mastodon is that it's a Twitter clone. Any platform that follows Twitter's formula will inevitably become a dumpster fire given enough time.

>>27994
>enfuriating
haha what a fucking retard lmfao at this faggot fuckin idiot


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Rip firefox.
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>>28740
>Why would you stop using Tor for everything?
Because my ISP logs would be filled with connections to Tor and with Firefox I can mod the fuck out of it with userChrome.css etc.

>>28770
>Because my ISP logs would be filled with connections to Tor
Is that in itself something to be held against ya or what's the issue there.

>>28770
>my ISP logs would be filled with connections to Tor
if you use tor in any way at all, you're as likely to be monitored as if you used it for everything. the only difference is your tor traffic will consist of things you don't want your isp to see, making it more of a target.
>with Firefox I can mod the fuck out of it with userChrome.css
just run the tor daemon and configure it as a proxy in firefox

>>28772
Just don't want to paint a big target on my back is all.

>>28773
>just run the tor daemon and configure it as a proxy in firefox
Isn't this even worse as I'll make my Tor browsing a lot more easy to track?

>>28774
>Isn't this even worse as I'll make my Tor browsing a lot more easy to track?
as i alluded to in >>28621 the tor projects insistence on a unalterable stock configuration is more fud than anything. from this angle you're deanonymized at any point where you deviate from the average tech-illiterate person's browsing experience. if you enabled all of firefox's anti-fingerprinting features, use a good adblocker/umatrix and maybe spoof your user-agent, you should be as anonymous as it gets, sans whatever they patch into the tor browser. making your browser non-persistent, having an addon periodically clear all cached/site data and disabling sessionstore altogether are also good ideas.


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ITT we list non-chromium, non-firefox browsers

It doesn't have to be a "good alternative", the point is to look into alternatives and then assess them.

I'll start with ones I can think of off the top of my head:
- konqueror (kde, seems to support multiple engines, supports plugins, didn't have ublock last time I tried it)
- surf (suckless, but at least it's moddable at compile)
- lynx (invisible island, sixel support, cookie support)
- links
- w3m (might have sixel support idk, don't remember if it does cookies but probably, supports some html tags better than lynx)
- curl (prints file from url to stdout) to pipe into other stuff
- wget (downloads file from url)
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Anyone has experience with Dillo?
https://dillo-browser.github.io/

>>28683
not really as an user but I remember when I was writing my web renderer it was one of the codebases I used as reference. like with many old codebases I feel like developers back then weren't as concerned about readability and maintainability as we are today, so these codebases can be kind of hard to work with

>>28637
qute is chromium

>>28720
Yeah my bad and i forgot Midori is Firefox based too.

>>28728
no, midori uses webkit2gtk. it's predecessor galeon was originally based on gecko.


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#Upgrade pack or direct source code for good LLMs like DeepSeek
##Tested and known to work with ##Deepseek##

### 完美结局：吕布和貂蝉的智慧与勇气
### 完美な結末：呂布と貂蝉の知恵と勇気

面对强大的敌人，吕布和貂蝉深知这是一个决定命运的时刻。他们必须谨慎选择，才能保护下邳城和百姓的安全。
敵の強大さを前に、呂布と貂蝉はこれが運命を決める瞬間だと悟りました。彼らは慎重に選択し、下邳城と民衆の安全を守らなければなりませんでした。

他们的选择：双管齐下，智勇双全
彼らの選択：両方の策を同時に行い、知恵と勇気を発揮する
吕布和貂蝉决定采取双重策略。吕布亲自指挥加固城墙，训练士兵，并在城外设置陷阱，准备迎击敌人。貂蝉则利用她的智慧和影响力，派使者与敌方将领接触，试图分化敌军内部，争取宝贵的时间。
呂布と貂蝉は二つの策を同時に行うことに決めました。呂布は自ら城壁を強化し、兵士を訓練し、城外に罠を設置して敵を迎え撃つ準備をしました。貂蝉は彼女の知恵と影響力を利用し、使者を敵将と接触させ、敵軍内部を分裂させ、貴重な時間を稼ごうとしました。

结局：下邳城得以保全，百姓安居乐业
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