Good news! AI is racist as fuck.
http://www.livescience.com/58675-artificial-intelligence-learns-biases-from-human-language.html
Archive
https://mlpol.net/archive/mlpol/13081.html
What are you doing to make pony waifus real
https://mlpol.net/archive/mlpol/11399.html
/cyb/ - Cyberpunk Fiction and Fact
Cyberpunk is the idea that technology will condemn us to a future of totalitarian nightmares here you can discuss recent events and how technology has been used to facilitate greater control by the elites, or works of fiction
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>What critical thinking? Wayback Machine is now complicit in Big Tech censorship
>The webpage archive service Wayback Machine’s decision to additionally label already-deleted articles as ‘disinformation’ is internet history revisionism that comes at a time when critical thinking is desperately needed.
>Earlier this month, Wayback Machine took heed of MIT Technology Review’s protests that they are breathing life into debunked coronavirus ‘hoaxes’, and took to retroactively labelling past web pages and content removed from their original pages with warnings decrying the information presented as false.
>By towing the censorship line like it has, Wayback Machine — which has offered a valuable service up until this point — is now complicit. The division and disparity in the enforced rules between different voices reveals that behind the mask lies an agenda.
>By tarnishing some — but not all — voices with the disinformation brush, much of the media, academia, and (predominantly) big tech are putting ideological allegiances before anything else. Now, as ever, is not the time for that. Once we know more, we can evaluate what is wrong and what is right. However, if we continue to censor the past, attaching intent to some but not to others, we will be unable to evaluate anything at all.
https://www.rt.com/op-ed/489118-wayback-machine-big-tech-censorship/
>The webpage archive service Wayback Machine’s decision to additionally label already-deleted articles as ‘disinformation’ is internet history revisionism that comes at a time when critical thinking is desperately needed.
>Earlier this month, Wayback Machine took heed of MIT Technology Review’s protests that they are breathing life into debunked coronavirus ‘hoaxes’, and took to retroactively labelling past web pages and content removed from their original pages with warnings decrying the information presented as false.
>By towing the censorship line like it has, Wayback Machine — which has offered a valuable service up until this point — is now complicit. The division and disparity in the enforced rules between different voices reveals that behind the mask lies an agenda.
>By tarnishing some — but not all — voices with the disinformation brush, much of the media, academia, and (predominantly) big tech are putting ideological allegiances before anything else. Now, as ever, is not the time for that. Once we know more, we can evaluate what is wrong and what is right. However, if we continue to censor the past, attaching intent to some but not to others, we will be unable to evaluate anything at all.
https://www.rt.com/op-ed/489118-wayback-machine-big-tech-censorship/
Anonymous
No.1121
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World's Biggest Outdoor Vertical Wind Tunnel.
Anonymous
No.1124
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>Piercing the digital veil: Creepy AI tech can generate photo-realistic faces from extremely pixelated images
>Researchers have pitted two artificial intelligence networks against each other in order to produce photo-realistic faces from pixelated images. They insist that the system cannot be used to identify people… for now.
>The PULSE (Photo Upsampling via Latent Space Exploration) system generates faces that are completely artificial, and produces photos of 64 times greater resolution than the original, or eight times more detail than earlier methods could achieve.
https://www.rt.com/news/492091-ai-tech-undo-pixelation/
>Researchers have pitted two artificial intelligence networks against each other in order to produce photo-realistic faces from pixelated images. They insist that the system cannot be used to identify people… for now.
>The PULSE (Photo Upsampling via Latent Space Exploration) system generates faces that are completely artificial, and produces photos of 64 times greater resolution than the original, or eight times more detail than earlier methods could achieve.
https://www.rt.com/news/492091-ai-tech-undo-pixelation/
Anonymous
No.1126
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>"Zero Logs" VPN Company Exposes Millions Of User Logs
>A Hong Kong-based UFO VPN - which claims a 'zero logs' policy, maintained a database without any password, exposing over 20 million user logs per day which consisted of 894 GB of data.
>The logs reportedly included passwords, IP addresses, geographical location, connection timestamps, session tokens, device information and the OS used.
>This is in stark contrast to UFO VPN's stated privacy policy that "We do not track user activities outside of our Site, nor do we track the website browsing or connection activities of users who are using our Services."
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/zero-logs-vpn-company-exposes-millions-user-logs
>A Hong Kong-based UFO VPN - which claims a 'zero logs' policy, maintained a database without any password, exposing over 20 million user logs per day which consisted of 894 GB of data.
>The logs reportedly included passwords, IP addresses, geographical location, connection timestamps, session tokens, device information and the OS used.
>This is in stark contrast to UFO VPN's stated privacy policy that "We do not track user activities outside of our Site, nor do we track the website browsing or connection activities of users who are using our Services."
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/zero-logs-vpn-company-exposes-millions-user-logs
Anonymous
No.1127
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>The Backdoor of Backdoors
>Intel and AMD CPUs have embedded backdoors that enable root mode. As the know-how of Intel chips was transferred to Israel the threat to national security is evident and those responsible are walking free.
>Intel and AMD CPUs have embedded backdoors that enable root mode. As the know-how of Intel chips was transferred to Israel the threat to national security is evident and those responsible are walking free.
Anonymous
No.1130
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>Government Contractor Embedded Software in 500+ Mobile Apps to Spy on Users
>A Virginia-based federal contractor has been using more than 500 mobile applications to track unwitting Americans, according to a Friday report.
>Anomaly Six LLC has installed its proprietary software kit, or SDK, on hundreds of unnamed applications, according to the report in The Wall Street Journal. App makers allow companies to pay to install the software on their apps in order to track customers. The companies generally sell the data for advertisers to use in targeting customers.
>The company denied providing the data to the U.S. government, despite holding what it described as “unclassified but confidential” contracts with federal agencies.
https://www.mediaite.com/news/government-contractor-embedded-software-in-500-mobile-apps-to-spy-on-users-wsj/
>A Virginia-based federal contractor has been using more than 500 mobile applications to track unwitting Americans, according to a Friday report.
>Anomaly Six LLC has installed its proprietary software kit, or SDK, on hundreds of unnamed applications, according to the report in The Wall Street Journal. App makers allow companies to pay to install the software on their apps in order to track customers. The companies generally sell the data for advertisers to use in targeting customers.
>The company denied providing the data to the U.S. government, despite holding what it described as “unclassified but confidential” contracts with federal agencies.
https://www.mediaite.com/news/government-contractor-embedded-software-in-500-mobile-apps-to-spy-on-users-wsj/
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In the nightmare cyberpunk world of 2020, everyone needs at least some human voices to find comfort. With the technology for any one to broadcast their voice but very few ways to spread it over the propaganda, podcasts become a new form of propaganda. But smart citizens, the underground, the horse fuckers and the nazis knew how to find the voices spreading truth and interesting conversations..
So tell me horse fucking nazis. What podcasts do you listen to?
So tell me horse fucking nazis. What podcasts do you listen to?
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Post GNU/Linux related stuff here.
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Anonymous
No.1125
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>Linux File System/Structure Explained!
>Ever get confused where to find things in Linux and where programs get installed? I'll explain what all the folders are for, and what's in them!
>00:00 Start
>02:35 /bin
>02:50 /sbin
>03:22 /boot
>03:31 /cdrom
>03:38 /dev
>04:14 /etc
>05:12 /lib, /lib32, /lib64
>05:28 /mnt, /media
>06:31 /opt
>06:59 /proc
>08:08 /root
>08:31 /run
>08:53 /snap
>09:08 /srv
>09:28 /sys
>09:51 /tmp
>10:34 /usr
>11:48 /var
>12:15 /home
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbgzrKJvDRw
>Ever get confused where to find things in Linux and where programs get installed? I'll explain what all the folders are for, and what's in them!
>00:00 Start
>02:35 /bin
>02:50 /sbin
>03:22 /boot
>03:31 /cdrom
>03:38 /dev
>04:14 /etc
>05:12 /lib, /lib32, /lib64
>05:28 /mnt, /media
>06:31 /opt
>06:59 /proc
>08:08 /root
>08:31 /run
>08:53 /snap
>09:08 /srv
>09:28 /sys
>09:51 /tmp
>10:34 /usr
>11:48 /var
>12:15 /home
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbgzrKJvDRw
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No.1119
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Aside from wireshark and some obvious FTP programs, I'm looking for something to get some work done. If you know of any good, modern (and preferably free) webpage password cracking tools and other goodies that you've used in the past, post about them here!
>Why isn't this thread on /cyb/?
Because nobody will see it there and at least if the mods move it now it'll get some traction.
>Why isn't this thread on /cyb/?
Because nobody will see it there and at least if the mods move it now it'll get some traction.
Anonymous
No.1111
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>>15878
>I'm looking for something to get some work done
You're looking for Kali.
https://www.kali.org/
>Why isn't this thread on /cyb/?
Because you are a nigger.
>>>/cyb/
>I'm looking for something to get some work done
You're looking for Kali.
https://www.kali.org/
>Why isn't this thread on /cyb/?
Because you are a nigger.
>>>/cyb/
There's boards for a reason, and rule 11 doesnt just mean "check for existing threads", it also means put threads in their place you nigger
Anonymous
No.1118
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>>1110
Take a look at Parrot. It's like Kali but with still more tools to play.
>REVIEW: PARROT LINUX OS- THE BEST PRIVACY/FORENSICS/PENTESTING DESKTOP OS!
https://www.bitchute.com/video/HxY9KebPi1o/
https://parrotlinux.org/
Take a look at Parrot. It's like Kali but with still more tools to play.
>REVIEW: PARROT LINUX OS- THE BEST PRIVACY/FORENSICS/PENTESTING DESKTOP OS!
https://www.bitchute.com/video/HxY9KebPi1o/
https://parrotlinux.org/
Tests have been done in the 60s.
(https://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr=&id=rNzTBwAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PA159&ots=IkAp9tmKDY&sig=2vMfeEsut8daKaQUyXdcJx9WcJQ#v=onepage&q&f=false)
Although, that's typical of the theory, there is application magnetically.
>Magnetism is found throughout the Universe. Magnetic fields are known to exist in planets, stars, accretion disks, the interstellar medium, galaxies and in active galactic nulcei (cf. the article on galactic magnetic fields). Often these magnetic fields are generated and maintained by magnetohydrodynamic dynamo action (e.g. the solar dynamo or planetary dynamos, which are described by hydromagnetic dynamo theory), and in many cases the magnetic field is dynamically dominant, determining the evolution of the object.
Topics studied within MHD include typical computational astrophysics topics, such as magneto-convection, MHD turbulence and hydromagnetic dynamo action. Typically, a multitude of intermittent magnetic structures are generated in such systems, e.g. magnetic flux tubes, loops, filaments and arcades. On the Sun and other stars, these magnetic structures may take the form of cool spots (sunspots) and magnetic bright points.
Magnetic structures can store enormous amounts of energy that may be released through reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection) leading to solar flares and stellar or even galactic eruptions. It is in this way that the Sun causes storms in the heliospherical magnetic field and ultimately aurorae and space weather.
>In engineering MHD is employed to study, e.g., the magnetic behavior of plasmas in fusion reactors, liquid-metal cooling of nuclear reactors and electromagnetic casting.
>Topics studied within MHD include typical computational astrophysics topics, such as magneto-convection, MHD turbulence and hydromagnetic dynamo action. Typically, a multitude of intermittent magnetic structures are generated in such systems, e.g. magnetic flux tubes, loops, filaments and arcades. On the Sun and other stars, these magnetic structures may take the form of cool spots (sunspots) and magnetic bright points.
>Magnetic structures can store enormous amounts of energy that may be released through reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection) leading to solar flares and stellar or even galactic eruptions. It is in >this way that the Sun causes storms in the heliospherical magnetic field and ultimately aurorae and space weather.
reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection)
A connector or central powering system that's within range that drives the fuel(lack of? power) economy.
http://www.scholarpedia.org/article/Magnetohydrodynamics
There's space travel relations…
https://www.netl.doe.gov/File%20Library/Events/2014/MHD/2-1-MPGW-NASA-IBlanksonPresentation10012014.pdf
The government really does hide this stuff… And, only release the conventional. Rather than the unconventional as it should… There's much speculation that goes into this, and there's wealth of progress untapped due to the powers that be in our economies.
>the maximum theoretical efficiency would be 90 percent. Allowing for the inefficiencies introduced by finite heat transfer rates and component inefficiencies in real heat engines, a system employing an MHD generator offers the potential of an ultimate efficiency in the range of 60 to 65 percent. This is much better than the 35 to 40 percent efficiency that can be achieved in a modern conventional plant. In addition, MHD generators produce fewer pollutants than conventional plants. However, the higher construction costs of MHD systems have limited their adoption.
In general, it's much very revolutionary even in the layman's perspective which according to word of (http://battista.web.unc.edu/files/2014/02/introMHD.pdf), "Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) is not a field of study for those with only high school equivalent mathematics and science knowledge… much mathematical rigor to simply understand its governing equations," I apply as layman. Nonchalantly as well. Doesn't quite matter to me in that aspect. I see potential in this that'll solve energy crises old and new.
(https://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr=&id=rNzTBwAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PA159&ots=IkAp9tmKDY&sig=2vMfeEsut8daKaQUyXdcJx9WcJQ#v=onepage&q&f=false)
Although, that's typical of the theory, there is application magnetically.
>Magnetism is found throughout the Universe. Magnetic fields are known to exist in planets, stars, accretion disks, the interstellar medium, galaxies and in active galactic nulcei (cf. the article on galactic magnetic fields). Often these magnetic fields are generated and maintained by magnetohydrodynamic dynamo action (e.g. the solar dynamo or planetary dynamos, which are described by hydromagnetic dynamo theory), and in many cases the magnetic field is dynamically dominant, determining the evolution of the object.
Topics studied within MHD include typical computational astrophysics topics, such as magneto-convection, MHD turbulence and hydromagnetic dynamo action. Typically, a multitude of intermittent magnetic structures are generated in such systems, e.g. magnetic flux tubes, loops, filaments and arcades. On the Sun and other stars, these magnetic structures may take the form of cool spots (sunspots) and magnetic bright points.
Magnetic structures can store enormous amounts of energy that may be released through reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection) leading to solar flares and stellar or even galactic eruptions. It is in this way that the Sun causes storms in the heliospherical magnetic field and ultimately aurorae and space weather.
>In engineering MHD is employed to study, e.g., the magnetic behavior of plasmas in fusion reactors, liquid-metal cooling of nuclear reactors and electromagnetic casting.
>Topics studied within MHD include typical computational astrophysics topics, such as magneto-convection, MHD turbulence and hydromagnetic dynamo action. Typically, a multitude of intermittent magnetic structures are generated in such systems, e.g. magnetic flux tubes, loops, filaments and arcades. On the Sun and other stars, these magnetic structures may take the form of cool spots (sunspots) and magnetic bright points.
>Magnetic structures can store enormous amounts of energy that may be released through reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection) leading to solar flares and stellar or even galactic eruptions. It is in >this way that the Sun causes storms in the heliospherical magnetic field and ultimately aurorae and space weather.
reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection)
A connector or central powering system that's within range that drives the fuel(lack of? power) economy.
http://www.scholarpedia.org/article/Magnetohydrodynamics
There's space travel relations…
https://www.netl.doe.gov/File%20Library/Events/2014/MHD/2-1-MPGW-NASA-IBlanksonPresentation10012014.pdf
The government really does hide this stuff… And, only release the conventional. Rather than the unconventional as it should… There's much speculation that goes into this, and there's wealth of progress untapped due to the powers that be in our economies.
>the maximum theoretical efficiency would be 90 percent. Allowing for the inefficiencies introduced by finite heat transfer rates and component inefficiencies in real heat engines, a system employing an MHD generator offers the potential of an ultimate efficiency in the range of 60 to 65 percent. This is much better than the 35 to 40 percent efficiency that can be achieved in a modern conventional plant. In addition, MHD generators produce fewer pollutants than conventional plants. However, the higher construction costs of MHD systems have limited their adoption.
In general, it's much very revolutionary even in the layman's perspective which according to word of (http://battista.web.unc.edu/files/2014/02/introMHD.pdf), "Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) is not a field of study for those with only high school equivalent mathematics and science knowledge… much mathematical rigor to simply understand its governing equations," I apply as layman. Nonchalantly as well. Doesn't quite matter to me in that aspect. I see potential in this that'll solve energy crises old and new.
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No.1001
Anonymous
No.1020
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>>753
You might like this OP.
>Air Force To Replace V-22 With Flying Cars, Suppressed Technology On Electrogravitics — Project Winterhaven About To Be Disclosed?
>A few years ago, while working on a story with a whistleblower on his death bed, a source who expanded on detailed facts of past American secret covert space projects separate from NASA, run out of the Department Of Defense, stated the U.S. Air Force previously had “electrogravitics technology.” The source went on to tell this writer about a military project that this author never knew existed called “Project Winterhaven” that was proposed in the 1930s and a leak decades later in the media in 1992 that was provided to an aviation magazine by engineers and scientists provided below.
https://www.activistpost.com/2019/09/air-force-to-replace-v-22-with-flying-cars-suppressed-technology-on-electrogravitics-project-winterhaven-about-to-be-disclosed.html
You might like this OP.
>Air Force To Replace V-22 With Flying Cars, Suppressed Technology On Electrogravitics — Project Winterhaven About To Be Disclosed?
>A few years ago, while working on a story with a whistleblower on his death bed, a source who expanded on detailed facts of past American secret covert space projects separate from NASA, run out of the Department Of Defense, stated the U.S. Air Force previously had “electrogravitics technology.” The source went on to tell this writer about a military project that this author never knew existed called “Project Winterhaven” that was proposed in the 1930s and a leak decades later in the media in 1992 that was provided to an aviation magazine by engineers and scientists provided below.
https://www.activistpost.com/2019/09/air-force-to-replace-v-22-with-flying-cars-suppressed-technology-on-electrogravitics-project-winterhaven-about-to-be-disclosed.html
Anonymous
No.1046
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Project Winterhaven
Anonymous
No.1115
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>Professor Eric Laithwaite: Magnetic River (1975)
>The wonders of magnetism and the linear motor are captured in this 1975 presentation by Professor Eric Laithwaite (1921-1997) former Professor of Heavy Electrical Engineering at Imperial College London.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI_HFnNTfyU
Super cool video to learn and wow.
>The wonders of magnetism and the linear motor are captured in this 1975 presentation by Professor Eric Laithwaite (1921-1997) former Professor of Heavy Electrical Engineering at Imperial College London.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI_HFnNTfyU
Super cool video to learn and wow.
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This thread is all about robo horse waifus. What would be the major technological challenges? How close is current technology? What would you want in your robowaifu?
biopone discussion goes here >>236 →
biopone discussion goes here >>236 →
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Anonymous
No.707
>>706
It's just a coincidence, but a funny one.
On that other note, a peacock is brightly colored for the sake of inviting all the hens to fuck him.
It's just a coincidence, but a funny one.
On that other note, a peacock is brightly colored for the sake of inviting all the hens to fuck him.
Anonymous
No.729
>>705
Those pictures... heavy special snowflake syndrome. Women's solution to personal shortcomings: more style. Not reflecting and changing. Rather trying to make the look work more (which fails because if you're the problem you've got to fix that...).
I know many people fail at personal change where it's necessary but only women try to make the look work and if that doesn't work out everybody but themselves is to blame for whatever doesn't fit into their personal view of the world.
On top of that it's often a guessing what's wrong or what they refer to as they constantly avoid to clearly point at or name an issue. All part of the "you don't understand" victim role and to make their special logic work because if you neither know what they're refering to nor what's the issue with it you can't get on the argumentative level with them. It's nerve-racking.
Those pictures... heavy special snowflake syndrome. Women's solution to personal shortcomings: more style. Not reflecting and changing. Rather trying to make the look work more (which fails because if you're the problem you've got to fix that...).
I know many people fail at personal change where it's necessary but only women try to make the look work and if that doesn't work out everybody but themselves is to blame for whatever doesn't fit into their personal view of the world.
On top of that it's often a guessing what's wrong or what they refer to as they constantly avoid to clearly point at or name an issue. All part of the "you don't understand" victim role and to make their special logic work because if you neither know what they're refering to nor what's the issue with it you can't get on the argumentative level with them. It's nerve-racking.
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Anonymous
No.876
>>875
that screencap is cancer.
>women can be free to fuck chad
Nah dude thats fucking gay, they must be shown their place. and then everything else will start to fall in place. this is the only way to the space reich.
that screencap is cancer.
>women can be free to fuck chad
Nah dude thats fucking gay, they must be shown their place. and then everything else will start to fall in place. this is the only way to the space reich.
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Surely we'll have more activity!
Pic related is crystals of Bismuth, the heaviest element with a 'stable' radioisotope Bismuth-209 decays with a half life of 1.9*10^19 years, lmao.
Pic related is crystals of Bismuth, the heaviest element with a 'stable' radioisotope Bismuth-209 decays with a half life of 1.9*10^19 years, lmao.
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>>1075
>pic
Somehow I fixed its size.
>info
If I remember well, the kikes made up to 85% of that dictatorship.
>pic
Somehow I fixed its size.
>info
If I remember well, the kikes made up to 85% of that dictatorship.
Anonymous
No.1077
>>1076
I have read that according to Pravda in 1936, (((they))) were less than 2% of the Soviet population, but 45% of the Politburo, and 80% of the NKVD--Stalin's death-squads, executioners and torturers.
I have read that according to Pravda in 1936, (((they))) were less than 2% of the Soviet population, but 45% of the Politburo, and 80% of the NKVD--Stalin's death-squads, executioners and torturers.
Anonymous
No.1087
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Intersection of realms.
Anonymous
No.1090
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Anonymous
No.1108
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henlo
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Since this is the closest thing to a /sci/ board that we have, and biopunk is related to cyberpunk I figured I would post this here. This thread is all about genetically modified horse waifus for domestic ownership. What would be the major technological challenges? How close is current technology? What would you want in your bio-engineered waifu?
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Anonymous
No.916
>>386
manegele little humanpony
genetics is magic.
base: human dna, edited with pony dna and cat dna (mlp ponies have cat lije features)
i don't think actual hooves would be apropriate, but very stronhly modified paws. those would look more like mlp pony hooves and could still allow for object manipulation.
wings and horns would be mostly useless.
the colors are going to be complicated, especialy blue hues.
manegele little humanpony
genetics is magic.
base: human dna, edited with pony dna and cat dna (mlp ponies have cat lije features)
i don't think actual hooves would be apropriate, but very stronhly modified paws. those would look more like mlp pony hooves and could still allow for object manipulation.
wings and horns would be mostly useless.
the colors are going to be complicated, especialy blue hues.
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im learning how to code -- starting with html, css and working my way up to stuff like JavaScript and jquery and all that esoteric bullshit. It'd be good to have some certifications under my belt just in case my prefferec career crashes and burns like the fucking hindenburg
freecodecamp.org
w3schools.com
these are my sources for introductory stuff and as i begin to do more projects I'll consult more books. Anyone have any other places I should check out? books i should read? thanks
freecodecamp.org
w3schools.com
these are my sources for introductory stuff and as i begin to do more projects I'll consult more books. Anyone have any other places I should check out? books i should read? thanks
>>1103
Well I've done some online projects, and searching online for what you want to do, and the errors that show up can help you learn more about it.
Searching for specific html5/js commands can get you more information. Asking questions can bring you to what you need to know.
There are some weird edge cases that can appear when you try to do something out of the ordinary.
If you can get an html5 / js / css compiler that helps.
But not needed using any text editing thing will do the job. Oh god the times of editing shit in the terminal/console thankfully with VI or something similar...
Doing your project, and bashing your head into the proverbial brick wall untill it breaks down works. You have to take breaks, and take care of yourself, but it is possible despite all evidence pointing toward it not being able to.
FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY SAVE, AND SAVE IN MULTIPLE INSTANCES! Notes and hints, and changelogs are your friend nothing is worse than having everything reverting, or everything breaking due to a small tweak that shouldn't have done anything, but finding why everything is collapsing is nearly impossible. Making you do everything all over again.
Well I've done some online projects, and searching online for what you want to do, and the errors that show up can help you learn more about it.
Searching for specific html5/js commands can get you more information. Asking questions can bring you to what you need to know.
There are some weird edge cases that can appear when you try to do something out of the ordinary.
If you can get an html5 / js / css compiler that helps.
But not needed using any text editing thing will do the job. Oh god the times of editing shit in the terminal/console thankfully with VI or something similar...
Doing your project, and bashing your head into the proverbial brick wall untill it breaks down works. You have to take breaks, and take care of yourself, but it is possible despite all evidence pointing toward it not being able to.
FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY SAVE, AND SAVE IN MULTIPLE INSTANCES! Notes and hints, and changelogs are your friend nothing is worse than having everything reverting, or everything breaking due to a small tweak that shouldn't have done anything, but finding why everything is collapsing is nearly impossible. Making you do everything all over again.
>>1104
completely noted thank you
I'm just now dipping my toes into this world and I'm glad to learn about it. I svae religiously on games, so it shouldnt be to hard to religiously make changelogs
completely noted thank you
I'm just now dipping my toes into this world and I'm glad to learn about it. I svae religiously on games, so it shouldnt be to hard to religiously make changelogs
Anonymous
No.1106
>>1105
While it's not as big as saving, changlogs are handy for any collaborative effort, and if you have to stop working on it for any length of time.
There's alot of stuff that is good to know, and a lot can be deduced with common sense, some practices seem really arbitrary but have a purpose behind it (some are actually arbitrary).
The conferences and expert talks from all walks of life are really helpful. This is one area (of many) that having a broad understanding of everything helps. inversely learming programming also provides a different way of thinking
While it's not as big as saving, changlogs are handy for any collaborative effort, and if you have to stop working on it for any length of time.
There's alot of stuff that is good to know, and a lot can be deduced with common sense, some practices seem really arbitrary but have a purpose behind it (some are actually arbitrary).
The conferences and expert talks from all walks of life are really helpful. This is one area (of many) that having a broad understanding of everything helps. inversely learming programming also provides a different way of thinking
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