Post anything AI related here
What to post:
- AI-generated art
- Prompts (good, bad, experimental)
- Prompt help and prompt engineering
- Image edits and restorations
- AI videos, animation, music and voice
- AI roleplay, chatbots and LLMs
- Local AI setups, models and tools
- ComfyUI, Forge, A1111, Invoke, etc.
- Show off your generations
- Ask for feedback or help fixing prompts
- AI news, updates, model releases and leaks
- Workflow tips and tricks
- Memes and experiments
Share what you're cooking, discuss new models, compare outputs, and help fellow anons improve their prompts.
Keep it AI-related. Don't spam.
Does generating images from got consoom your device memory or it's an server issue because i ask it to generate images and msit of time it gives error even if I am generating sfw inages or either it just keep generating with no end results
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> Only foreigner lo niche n internal sotware market ku
Tammu l2m
1. Foreigners will call you pajeet and deport
2. Niches will call you abhorrent and boycott
3. Once their product is ready, internal team leaders will either enslave you for lifetime on peanut salary or lay off without paying.
About me - 36M from Vizag, M. Tech. C.S.E., 13 Y.O.E. in website, application and embedded software development.
These atmanirbhar bharat jokers are best for job and money. Charm the incoherent S.H./T.L. > deliver bare minimum > fetch money > resign when pocket full > become anonymous. Unethical/illegal but works.
Got my first wage today
I hope u remember me from the last iem post
Suggest me some good DAC+iem for a tight budget. It should be worth every single penny. I must be able to experience the glory of hires flacs and dad.
Suggest shit so good that I should never go back to shitty bluetooth audio.
Optimise the product selection such that the audio profile from the output must be true to its source.
>>325
>>326
Thanks for the advice anon
What setup and tech will I need to use my Android as a source? My computer is like a family machine and I want my tunes on me all the time. So what hardware will i need in budget? Is using this Android device a downgrade compared to a computer?
>>329
>What setup and tech will I need to use my Android as a source?
Anything with the CX31993 or KT02H02 chip in it so that would lead you to JCally JM6 or the FiiO JA11. Both should work just fine for your Android and will set you back by ₹1000.
But here's the thing tho, unlike desktop computers phones don't really have "unlimited" power supply, the ampere's in your battery are limited and even though these aforementioned donglels aren't known to be power hogs, if you own an older phone that has smaller capacity cell or is simply ageing then you will notice the battery drain compared to what the lower quality internal DAC used to squeeze out.
But if you're fine with that trade-off in exchange for higher sonic findelity then sure go for it. Either that or you could possibly buy an DSP IEM, its a fancy term for IEM's that come with built in DAC to be used with newer phones that lack 3.5mm jack. And they perform almost as good as standalone donglels apparently whilst being conservative when it comes to power consumption. And you dont have to deal with an extra piece of gear to plug into. And you could potentially turn it into a 3.5 or even 4.4mm terminated IEM by changing its cable, because remember virtually all IEMs come with detachable cables so even if the stock cable fails you can replace it with better one and don't have to throw the entire unit into the bin.
>Is using this Android device a downgrade compared to a computer?
Let me get this straight. The OS you are using has nothing to do with sound quality. All it does is work as a mediator and handle all the 1s and 0s. Thats it. What determines audio quality is the source (DAC&) and the transducer which in our case is the Dynamic Driver. As long as these two components are well engineered and designed to execute their job you could literally use a toaster to play music and still get away with it. Its just that a PC is more convenient for oblivious reasons. If you protest otherwise then thats completely fine and dandy, the exact same setup wouldn't sound any different on either systems.
And to add a bit more to the previous post. I'm pretty sure the OG allegro is phased out and is succeeded by the Allegro Mini which sports a more phone friendly design and still retains DSD (upto 128) support whilst consting half of that the original so there's that.
>Where to Buy
So far I've purchased my gear from HeadphoneZone and Linsoul. With the former you get to enjoy some nicities that it brings by being based in Bharat itself so domestic cards, faster deliveries, free shipping and far better customer support I guess? Linsoul on the other hand is international and is based in China so they'll courier your pos straight to your nearest post office from Manchuria which could possibly take around a week or two. Standard shipping costs around 900 unfortunately, it used to be 500 a few years back kek absolute state. And keep a MasterCard or Visa ready of course. So depending on what you're lusting after you'll have to use either of the platforms because HeadphoneZone doesnt always have the most complete collection. There are a few others like TheAudioStore but I'm yet to use their services so can't vouch for them I'm afraid.
>>308
github kikes banned my github account for no reason.
>>307
I just used official linux syscall table and watched some yt videos regarding stack, memory alignment, procedures etc
>>310
>Is coding really as easy
no, but it isn't as hard as some people make it to be and I had to study to understand all this, it rakes some time before you get comfortable with registers, memory and all that.
I already made a web server in C sometime ago so I knew about network stuff, I just logically translated all those functions and data into assembly.
many guys keep asking me for sources, they are varied, random videos, articles, sometimes source code on github, I learn from all these sources.
if you doubt regarding something you can ask on chatgpt, it searches through multiple online sources and provides you a concentrated from, really great search engine
hello.
I've created a project I've been thinking about for a while: a website on the deep web (.onion). The site is simple, with four user roles (user, seller, staff, owner). From the seller role, users can start selling items and receive 95% of the transaction; the site only keeps 5%. Shipping methods must be agreed upon by the buyer and seller. The site uses an escrow system, meaning that when a buyer makes a purchase, the seller doesn't receive the money immediately. The BTC is held by the site until both the user and seller confirm that the item has arrived. At that point, the payment is released, and the seller receives it. If problems or disagreements arise, a staff member or the owner intervenes and verifies the sale. If the staff/owner identifies suspicious behavior from the seller or buyer, they are obligated to reject the transaction and refund the buyer. Bans cannot be appealed. I hope you can help me improve it. I've been working quite a bit on this project, and as far as I know, the site should already be fully functional. Obviously, this is just the beginning, and I'm open to suggestions and advice for improving the site. I'm not trying to scam anyone or profit from the site; it's just a project I've wanted to do for a while, and I think it could become a good website. It also has a section for reports, rules, instructions, a forum, and applications.
Thanks for reading.
http://nmb62rloxj7fpoegqdods4wfet3mtfyqocbeupxc3ynjkgvzz52w7dyd.onion/http://nmb62rloxj7fpoegqdods4wfet3mtfyqocbeupxc3ynjkgvzz52w7dyd.onion/
i'm still using the IDE version. the new agentic version is ass.
the best use for this is just to highlight error messages from the terminal, and get the AI to explain it to you.
how do you guys use it ?
