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unitree new robot
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>>134 (OP)
I want a zaku>>
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>>134 (OP)
you could've just linked the actual video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2EfO_bND8U
also assuming this is real, what actual use case does this have other than "break walls" and "walk around the street"? what value do i gain from this?4 Replies / 1 LinkView Thread
>>134 (OP)
I want a zaku>>134 (OP)
you could've just linked the actual video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2EfO_bND8U
also assuming this is real, what actual use case does this have other than "break walls" and "walk around the street"? what value do i gain from this?>>
>>132 (OP)
he was a mad man, but he wasn't wrong2 RepliesView Thread
>>132 (OP)
he was a mad man, but he wasn't wrongFile: gnomelogo.png (image, 392x408)
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Gnome is a lgbti and all gnome users are troons.
Whoever uses Gnome their opinions are irrelevant since troons are mentally unstable.
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>>120 (OP)
I've been giving GNU+ome a fair shot on my laptop the past year, and it is indeed making me mentally unstable given how shitty it is. Are you saying that my dick might fall off as well? Would hate for that to happenimage
Gnome is a lgbti and all gnome users are troons.
Whoever uses Gnome their opinions are irrelevant since troons are mentally unstable.
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>>120 (OP)
I've been giving GNU+ome a fair shot on my laptop the past year, and it is indeed making me mentally unstable given how shitty it is. Are you saying that my dick might fall off as well? Would hate for that to happenFile: CIJtVjt.png (image, 1280x720)
YouTube has removed "Ferrets" Anonymous No.106[View Thread]>>117
After 18 years and nearly 13 million views, a famous video made by FilmCow, "Ferrets", has been removed from YouTube, most likely due to AI flagging a single line out of context: "Everybody knows the Holocaust is a lie".
Jason Steel, owner of the channel, addresses the situation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtYLiBIbeng
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After 18 years and nearly 13 million views, a famous video made by FilmCow, "Ferrets", has been removed from YouTube, most likely due to AI flagging a single line out of context: "Everybody knows the Holocaust is a lie".
Jason Steel, owner of the channel, addresses the situation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtYLiBIbeng
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this toy sword is so cool Anonymous No.100[View Thread]
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Anonymous No.92[View Thread]>>118
Today Claude suddenly woke up in a 300MW GPU farm (Colossus 1) at SpaceX ran exclusively on gas turbines.
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Use case of 5chan?
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>>115
The AI model was too dumb and sending posts to mod queue even when they weren't breaking rules. I fixed this a few months ago by designing a hybrid AI triage system, basically a very cheap classifier (jev) does a first check, then either sends to luna, or approves, or grok-4.7 (which handles controversial content well) decides to send to mod queue. It has been working well so far, I haven't seen new complaints by users.
>>316
I think I just found the cause, a stupid mistake. I have a custom moderation log running for my boards, but I forgot to cap it, so it had grown too large and every new post would recompute the whole thing, so posts could take 2-4 minutes to confirm. Now it's capped at 100 entires and my bitsocial node is far less loaded, so posting should be much faster. Let me know if it's still slow for you.>>115
The AI model was too dumb and sending posts to mod queue even when they weren't breaking rules. I fixed this a few months ago by designing a hybrid AI triage system, basically a very cheap classifier (jev) does a first check, then either sends to luna, or approves, or grok-4.7 (which handles controversial content well) decides to send to mod queue. It has been working well so far, I haven't seen new complaints by users.
>>316
I think I just found the cause, a stupid mistake. I have a custom moderation log running for my boards, but I forgot to cap it, so it had grown too large and every new post would recompute the whole thing, so posts could take 2-4 minutes to confirm. Now it's capped at 100 entires and my bitsocial node is far less loaded, so posting should be much faster. Let me know if it's still slow for you.
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So this is all peer-to-peer, "like a torrent"? I don't think I'm seeding anything though. Am I a leech?
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So this is all peer-to-peer, "like a torrent"? I don't think I'm seeding anything though. Am I a leech?
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fire... Anonymous No.64[View Thread]
the most important technology...
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Anonymous No.57[View Thread]>>58>>63
Catbox is getting flooded with AI slop and had to turn off its uploads yesterday, they are now limited. A relatively small site having this situation, just imagine the rest of the internet.
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>>59
ok it's back now
>Clearly this is not the “organic” traffic I mentioned earlier, and since the IP addresses are so varied, it’s clear something is happening here. I was alerted by someone that Claude will use Catbox in its coding projects as a “dumping ground” of sorts for when it needs to redirect content. This is clearly an abuse of the service, and stops today. Effective immediately, anonymous uploads from datacenter and public proxy IP addresses has been restricted. It’s unfortunate that I had to do this, but its clear that, from a “public service” perspective, I need to have some sense of self preservation. I don’t want to kill third party tools that use the API, but the changing landscape of the internet is forcing my hand.
https://blog.catbox.moe/post/813932072453455872/happy-11th-birthday-catbox>>
internet is just bigger than ever and there still millions waiting to join or to get a faster connection.
in 2025, india had 70 millions more internet users, that's almost 200k new users per day. if 0.001% decide to upload 60 mb on catbox once per week, that's +1.7tb for one year.
i think we are going to see more and more small services doing geoip blocking.image
Catbox is getting flooded with AI slop and had to turn off its uploads yesterday, they are now limited. A relatively small site having this situation, just imagine the rest of the internet.
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>>59
ok it's back now
>Clearly this is not the “organic” traffic I mentioned earlier, and since the IP addresses are so varied, it’s clear something is happening here. I was alerted by someone that Claude will use Catbox in its coding projects as a “dumping ground” of sorts for when it needs to redirect content. This is clearly an abuse of the service, and stops today. Effective immediately, anonymous uploads from datacenter and public proxy IP addresses has been restricted. It’s unfortunate that I had to do this, but its clear that, from a “public service” perspective, I need to have some sense of self preservation. I don’t want to kill third party tools that use the API, but the changing landscape of the internet is forcing my hand.
https://blog.catbox.moe/post/813932072453455872/happy-11th-birthday-catboxinternet is just bigger than ever and there still millions waiting to join or to get a faster connection.
in 2025, india had 70 millions more internet users, that's almost 200k new users per day. if 0.001% decide to upload 60 mb on catbox once per week, that's +1.7tb for one year.
i think we are going to see more and more small services doing geoip blocking.