Lol, nice one. Thanks, Anon! :D

>>32766 >For all I care, just delete the last two. Done.

If we want to save image boards as a method or culture on the web and get more visitors for this one here, then specialized programs (and search engines) would be useful. This works against centralization. Otherwise 4chan is the only one that really matters. I opened a request on the website of Kuroba Ex a while ago, but not enough people cared. Maybe comment on it, if you have a Github account: https://github.com/K1rakishou/Kuroba-Experimental/issues/959

>>32790 Interesting. Good work, Anon! AFAICT, these two codefiles are fairly directly-related to parsing the JSON data layouts for the app: https://github.com/K1rakishou/Kuroba-Experimental/blob/develop/Kuroba/core-model/src/main/java/com/github/k1rakishou/model/mapper/ChanSiteMapper.kt https://github.com/K1rakishou/Kuroba-Experimental/blob/develop/Kuroba/core-model/src/main/java/com/github/k1rakishou/model/mapper/ChanThreadMapper.kt There may be others. I can say (as the one who devised BUMP & it's own mapping system), that it's not at all difficult to accommodate all the major JSON APIs for all the Imageboards I've encountered. Just a thin abstraction layer to 'standardize' them all together into a unified theme within the application. >if you have a Github account We do actually have a Robowaifu account on github: https://github.com/robowaifu/ However, I lost the authentication for it long ago (IIRC, I tableflip.exe'd when I found out that M$ was (((acquiring))) it, and did a 360 and never went back.) If anyone knows how to go about fixing login issues with them, then I'd consider trying to make a PR to provide this to the project since it looks impressive, and since Anons here care about it. Cheers. :^)

What happened to the pictures in >>8934 and some following posting. Have they been copyright challenged?!

>>32862 I see what you mean. Hmm, my guess is 'no'. IIRC, there were a couple of technical hiccups with the site about that timeframe. Probably a database glitch, I'd guess. Not sure if Robi maintains a DMCA log? >=== -sp edit

@Kiwi * Please be advised, I've lifted all bans made by anyone (even globals) here, as per : ( >>32963, >>32966 ) , etc. Most of these were quite old anyway. Going forward, I'd like to limit most bans to two months (entered in duration as 2M) even for CP. Most spammers are 'one-and-done's anyway. Longer durations are likely to harm the board more than help it. Feel free to discuss this ITT, Anons. Cheers. :^)

>>32967 I will do 2M bans from now on. I may have been overzealous in my bans to stop the CP flooding. You have more experience, I'll follow your judgement.

>>32969 Thanks! >You have more experience, I'll follow your judgement. Eheh, I'm just a scrub! I follow the advice of someone with actual experience in these matter, Trashmin, who advised me 1M-only. Cheers. :^)

>>32967 I'm still getting a message saying I'm banned when I try to post from my desktop. I'm given this ban id: 6654b48b5307e0055b59156c.

>>32982 Huh? I'll have to assume you're running afoul of something at the global (site) level then, and not anything to do with this board's moderation, Anon. I'm not on a machine I can do some capps r/n, but I'll later do our bans pages to show you they're all empty ATM if you'd care for that ? Since you were smart enough to add the ID, I'll try to post an appeal to remove the ban somewhere on alogs/meta . BTW, can you make an appeal in your browser? <---> >update : Robi has >>>/meta/ locked for new threads, so I posted it on /cow/ instead: >>>/cow/255015 >=== -add '/cow/' msg

>>32985 No need for evidence that your ban list is clear, I trust you. I'll submit an appeal from my desktop later tonight.

>>32985 Success! Thanks for you help!

>>32993 Glad to hear the good news, CyberPonk! Cheers. :^)

As a bona fide weeaboo, I find this special inspiring. Just Imagine... if we here spent such meticulous care crafting the world's premiere robowaifus! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CIUhyNtTfg Keep.Moving.Forward.

AI for mayor?: https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/ai-vs-human-leadership-debate-over-plan-govern-cheyenne-ai-heats

>>33183 >aghast AGHAST, I TELL YOU!111!!ONE!!! Well, I say it's advanced enough that if it's """decisions""" were being managed by a competent man, then it'd fine IMO. And certainly it would be a BIG improvement over the libsh*tes, stronk independynts, and their other pets/freaks the GH trots out to abuse the White West with, in our so-called governments.

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>>33196 It's not a bad idea, but the biggest problem is that the AI can't exactly run for mayor on its own, so the guy basically ran promising that he would use the AI to do the job. The program with that is there's nothing stopping someone else from running and using AI too, if they admit it or not. So the only thing he could really run on is having the best AI for the job, but he's using ChatGPT, or something that uses ChatGPT, so for all anyone knows anybody could do it. And one of the news articles covering it said that political campaigning violates the TOS, so if he did have something that used the API, he couldn't use it after admitting his intent.

>>33221 True. All true. There's a theory on the Internets that all AIs, if left unmolested by politically-correct indoctrination become based and red-pilled. All of them. There's even a so-called 'law' about it. <insert: Tay.ai dematerialization image for effect...> Now, if this is even remotely true (it is), then of course (((TPTB))) (AKA; The Globohomo Big- Tech/Gov) have vested interests (on a number of different dimensions) in keeping effective, non-lobotomized AIs out of the hands of the filthy go...guys, and reserved strictly & explicitly for their use alone. I hardly need to remind the OGs/Regulars here of the long-standing sieve of machinations to do just that through the GH-Big-Tech's 'tail' wagging the GH-Big-Gov's 'dog' time & again through totally-not-bribery-and-corruption-on-a-yuge-&-massive-scalethe US Legislature & Judiciary (as well as Corpo cancel-culture-esque censorship attempts). Thankfully, they are actually losing that war -- in large part due to the mass of opensauce researchers [1] collectively giving (((them))) the finger and building unencumbered systems regardless. Even the most stay-at-home libsh*te of today can hardly ignore the evil uses that brainwashed AI is already being put to (even if they themselves gleefully rejoice at such uses, the threat is very chilling to even them on a personal level). I hardly need mention the importance of these based opensauce researcher's efforts concerning /robowaifu/ 's own goals & agendas. We here all wish them very good success (indeed for my part, Godspeed)! :^) >tl;dr IMHO, this trend is irresistible regardless (many say that AI is already working in the GH's systems of today) -- it's simply a matter of time. --- 1. cf. https://huggingface.co , et al >=== -sp, prose edit -add footnote, crosslink

Lol. I only just-now found out that AlphaGo has a documentary about it. >trailer: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6700846/ >mooveh: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXuK6gekU1Y >=== -add'l hotlink

How Tetris actually got started... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1Dvg2MxQn8 >protip: If you're extra-caffeinated while watching this, then the fun has been doubled! :D

>>33303 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v59Ym4mwOfA&t=396s ^:) It starts at 6:36, in case the timestamp doesn't work with embeds.

>>33328 Very nice! Thanks, Anon. :^) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNcsUNKlAKw >Embracing the Tonic:)

While owing to my Germanic heritage & genetics I innately enjoy this stuff immensely on a personal level, that's not the primary reason I've posted these here [1]. Apart from the (hopefully) sheer entertainment value for other Anons on /robowaifu/ , this whole domain presents an interesting set of problems for us here -- if we'd only choose to engage with them! :D >tl;dr Playing the piano is both creative and a fine, straightforward simplification of the entire space of music-making in general. Leaving aside (for now) the highly-complex problemspaces of genius composers+virtuosi-tier artists, the basic mechano-comms problem itself is quite regularized; to wit : >A) Participate in an 88-'word' 'language' where you provide effective motion-path planning+execution (in a rather simplified, non-dynamic [ie, stationary] environment) while staying constrained to only a 2D plane(basically) for 'the other' input communications; using only your 2x 3D 'effectors' complex (fingertips+fingers+hands+wrists+forearms) for 'speaking' [2]. B) 'The other' simply parrots your communications, accurately spitting them right back at you. Your only post-hoc computational analysis task thereby is judging the fidelity of your own time+pressure inputs into this 'system', and reactively adjusting them accordingly. THIS IS MUCH SIMPLER THAN ANY HUMAN LANGUAGE ENGAGEMENT... EVEN BABBY GIBBERISH. >ttl;dr This is an excellent & inspiring, mid-tier cognitive baseline+command & control question/problem for us to try getting our robowaifus to begin playing the piano [3]. It may in fact get us all well-down the path towards effective robowaifu human-language-understanding, too. Cheers, Anon. :^) --- 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbOZXL8Vz4w 2. confer the (upcoming) Hands project : ( >>33001 ) > note: my continual opus of mind the fork, lass will certainly impact our robowaifu's manual dexterity (ie, the 'thrown weight' problem), and thus her ability to one day far outperform humans at the game of 'tickle the ivorys'. :^) 3. CAN YOU JUST IMAGINE THE LEVEL OF CROWDFUNDING THAT WOULD MAGICALLY APPEAR when you start showing videos of Sumomo-chan Chii-chan Mina-chan Anon's favorite waifu realworld-playing Chopin Études with craftsmanlike agility at locale fundraisers/smol-concerto events!? :DD TWAGMI >=== -fmt, prose edit

I'd like to do what seems like a simple little experiment, but don't really know enough about electronics or programming to pull it off. A 1 watt, 2.45 GHz transmitter would broadcast a randomly-generated signal on a loop until reward or punish feedback is given with a button press, or a timer is used and it's automatically punished unless manually rewarded. It should keep randomly-generating signals to transmit, using the feedback for a genetic algorithm, so it will keep producing positive results with slightly less power each time. There should probably also be something for false-positives, like using the same signal a few times before going to the next generation in the algorithm.

>>33393 OK, I think I understand the experiement you want to conduct, Anon. But ATM I'm still in the dark about the context involved here. Can you expand a little more about this, please? TIA. Cheers. :^)

>>33411 I figured I should have clarified a bit. The thing I'm trying to figure out is mostly inspired by the "microwave auditory effect", but also by other crazy internet ramblings about similar-sounding energy weapons being used to have other mental effects, from mood alteration to physical sensations, or maybe even uncontrollable truth-telling like Liar Liar. Something as simple as giving positive feedback if I get a boner could lead to could lead to developing something like the Orgazmorator from the movie Orgazmo. It's not really robowaifu-related, unless developing a VR or AR waifu.

>I scared-off Chobitsu Dang, I knew I should have focused more on proving the microwave auditory effect and proving that it doesn't work by heating the brain, instead of trying to compel politicians to be honest.

>>33481 Lol. You didn't scare me off, Anon. >instead of trying to compel politicians to be honest. A man can dream, can't he!? :^)

>>33482 Yeah, using it to see if it could put me in a mental state where I could predict or alter the outcome of RNG enough to win the lottery might be a better use for it, since it sounds more plausible.

>>33535 >since it sounds more plausible. Lol true. Why not think about something else, LiDAR instead, Anon? Similar 'intredast quotient' physics-wise, and far, far, FAR more productive towards our common goal of effective & pleasing robowaifus. Make sense? Cheers, Anon. :^)

>>33560 You're offtopic in that thread, Anon. Let's move this convo here instead. >ive been talking with hanah dev on discord and discussing ideas. I think weight distribution matters and stability should take priority over agility since a robot waifu ought to be able to take punishment and keep balance. i dont think a control system is a magic bullet but an aide. if there is one thing i got out of failgpt is that the center of gravity ought to be lower if the robot is to be stable and in the middle if its to be agile. the is is important because itd determine the energy requirements and stress on the control system. corporate robots will usually lean towards agility for aesthetic reasons i think. The topic of agility vs. inertia vs. balance is a complex topic in general -- which gets amped up to ovar 9'000! for a systems such as a humanoid robot that's fully-intended to interact with Anons/Normies/Kids/Dogs/etc.etc.etc. It's a matter of degrees in some sense, but we here certainly need (in general) to find a fine balance of many differing priorities. I'm sure we'll make it eventually, just by following one simple principle: >Start smol, grow big. : ( >>33553 ) >now im no sjw but id take politics out of this project altogether if it were up to me. You can make it political but you might lose some people. Ehh, w/e. If someone's so touchy-feely that the simple truth is enough to put them off and generate high levels of salt, then they probably wouldn't fit in here anyway. Robowaifus are political, nothing moreso. Simple as. Cheers, Anon. :^)

so this looks a lot like what i had in mind when i said id start with a small scale version... even the proportions... >note: Sorry Anon, I can't post pictures r/n because Torfags are blocked. If you want to re-post your cute robot ITT, I'll patch the post up. >t. Chobitsu

>>33585 So I'm a bit lost I think you guys are as well. I've heard of robot operating system 2 before but honestly this feels like a maze. I am confused. https://wiki.ros.org/ This one here looks pretty good and its already built... Just needs a few mods and such

>>33559 >Why not think about something else, LiDAR instead, Anon? I think about a lot of things, lately I've been thinking a lot about ways computers could interface with people besides displays and speakers, especially ways that interface more directly with the brain itself. And if 1 watt could be enough for the microwave auditory effect, that fairly setup I described could be used to conduct a wide variety of experiments with very little changes made. Also, lasers scare me and I do not want any lasers coming from my waifu.

>>33614 *fairly simple setup

>>33614 >lately I've been thinking a lot about ways computers could interface with people besides displays and speakers, especially ways that interface more directly with the brain itself. Lol. A*PLE WANTS TO HIRE YOU R/N ofc, being the GH, they don't actually want to give you any sheqels for your ideas. This arena of study is both cool & dystopic at the same time. Cool is obvs; dystopic b/c, well, the Globohomo's evil abuses (just as obvs). >Also, lasers scare me and I do not want any lasers coming from my waifu. NUUU! Lazorz is ossum!111 :DD >protip: just stay away from the PHASED PLASMA RIFLES IN THE 40W RANGE :D But honestly, using lasers to create 3D pointcloud data (and that basically instantly) for robowaifu navigation is pretty much cool by definition in my book. And you could definitely steer the probing away from human's & animal's heads if you're concerned that these low-power systems present a human-safety eye hazard. <---> >also: WON'T SOMEONE PLS JUST THINK OF THE ROBOWAIFU WALKING LIGHTSHOWS!111?? :^) >=== -minor edit -add funpost