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/robowaifu/-meta-11: Ascending to Heaven Greentext anon 04/27/2025 (Sun) 05:44:31 No.37898
/meta, offtopic, & QTDDTOT <--- Mini-FAQ A few hand-picked posts on various /robowaifu/-related topics: --->Lurk less: Tasks to Tackle ( >>20037 ) --->Why is keeping mass (weight) low so important? ( >>4313 ) --->Why shouldn't we use Cloud AI? ( >>38090, >>22630, >>30049, >>30051 ) --->How to get started with AI/ML for beginners ( >>18306 ) --->"The Big 4" things we need to solve here ( >>15182 ) --->HOW TO SOLVE IT ( >>4143 ) --->Why we exist on an imageboard, and not some other forum platform ( >>15638, >>31158 ) --->This is madness! You can't possibly succeed, so why even bother? ( >>20208, >>23969 ) --->All AI programming is done in Python. So why are you using C & C++ here? ( >>21057, >>21091, >>27167, >>29994 ) --->How to learn to program in C++ for robowaifus? ( >>18749, >>19777 ) --->How to bulk-download AI models from huggingface.co ? ( >>25962, >>25986 ) --->Why do you talk about feminism here? How are robowaifus related? ( >>27124, >>1061 ) --->Why should/shouldn't I do this; what's in it for me? ( >>33755 ) --->Why it's important to K.I.S.S. with your robowaifus ( >>35264, >>35271 ) <--- -Library thread (good for locating terms/topics) ( >>7143 ) --> note: There's a simple searching tool coded right here for /robowaifu/ that provides crosslinks straight to posts on the board. It's named Waifusearch, and the link to the latest code should always be maintained within the Library thread's OP & also on the current /meta. ---> Latest version of Waifusearch v0.2a ( >>8678 ) ---> Latest version of /robowaifu/ JSON archives v221213 Dec 2022 https://files.catbox.moe/6rhjl8.7z if you use Waifusearch, just extract these JSON files into your 'all_jsons' directory for the program, then quit (q) and restart. --->note: There's an archiving tool coded right here for /robowaifu/ that provides the ability to backup locally the posts & files from our board. It's named BUMP, and is basically a custom IB scraper. Latest version of BUMP v0.2g ( >>14866 ) <--- >note: There's a design document for the specification of general design and engineering choices for our basic Robowaifu Reference Model A Series (TBD). Please have a look at it, and collaborate together with us on it ITT Anon. -Robowaifu Design Document ( >>3001 ) <--- >useful external resources wAIfu-collective's AI guide - https://rentry.org/waifu-diy-ai <--- Previous meta threads: ( >>38 ) ( >>3108 ) ( >>8492 ) ( >>12974 ) ( >>15434 ) ( >>18173 ) ( >>20356 ) ( >>23415 ) ( >>26137 ) ( >>32767 )
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Printing life sized posters provides a tactile method of understanding scale quickly. Aigis has an interesting leg:total height aspect ratio of ~4:7. This contrasts with our ~1:2 aspect ratio in adults. Her long legs were off putting at first. Surprised how rapidly I stopped caring. Her head being mostly in scale with an adult women seems to provide a mental anchor that recontextualizes my perception of her. Confirming my suspicion that we can get away with a waifu that's smol with adjustable legs to reach whatever height is wanted. Posting here because I couldn't think of where to post it.
>>37903 >Confirming my suspicion that we can get away with a waifu that's smol with adjustable legs to reach whatever height is wanted. That's an interesting point you make. Since we'll need our robowaifus to perform some type of Inverted Pendulum kinematics solution anyway, it probably hardly matters much-more that she do it using 'stilts'. >Posting here because I couldn't think of where to post it. Good point. Skellingtons / Armatures, maybe?
Daily Reminder: Hoping to have a rewrite/expansion of our Welcome bread soon : ( >>3 ). > (cf. >>37892 )
>>37903 >>37906 In my experience, taller legs means higher center of gravity, which means more instability. Galatea has actually been getting shorter, and that's one of the reasons. Plus it's lighter, takes up less material, and looks better (more human ratio)
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Happy 10th anniversary of no collaboration. Here is my suggestion. team A cad 3d team: -blender -fusion 360 team B sim team: -nvidia issac team C ai team: -nvidia groot -opencv -llama -robot operating system 2 team D electronics team team E mechanical team Heres the head that i made a while back to warrant this thread btw. Before you get mad at me i want to imagine. bear with me. If there was sone actual collaboration. gasps.
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>>37921 the head didnt show up
>>37918 All understood & agreed, Anon. One of the issues that we are all addressing here is legislations outlawing robowaifus b/c muh_anti-pedo_hysteria. I think 145cm is the (highly ambiguous) target height IIRC. It's all completely hypocritical (as expected, given (((US New Zealand Australian Canadian British j*wish [but not for Tel Aheeb, ofc] legal """circumstances"""))) ) -- the so-called 'Reborn' baby dolls have no such restrictions, and they are literally extremely-realistic (read: highly-lifelike & anatomically-correct) infants. [1][2] In fact, by making dear Sumomo-chan a smol, doll-sized robodaughteru (no anatomical parts, clearly in the robotic 'dolly' space) I intend to simply sidestep this entire kiked-up tarbaby while still developing the basic C4 systems software + articulation body plans -- and all with benefits you mention (plus others!) that smol dimensions brings (b/c Square-Cube Law, etc.) (In this, she's quite similar to dear Kibo-chan, as you yourself have correctly pointed out before.) IIRC, we had fairly-extensive discussions about this general topic here on the board before... I think maybe in the Doll thread : ( >>372 ) (my apologies if those posts haven't been migrated over to here yet). My own >tl;dr contribution in the matter is simply this: don't provide any ladybits to your robowaifus. Simple as. If you must, then simply accomodate such things for 3rd-party, aftermarket vendors to fill in afterwards. --- 1. Fun fact: these things are marketed primarily at dried-up old catladies, crying into their boxed wine about their wasted lives. There's an incredibly-repellant """culture""" that has built up around these zombie-esque things, quite frankly. :/ https://www.rebornartdoll.com/collections/full-body-silicone-babies (et al) 2. Good practice/training-dummies for j*wish Blood libels against the """goyim""" children, possibly?
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>>37926 Some ways to avoid all that nonsense -Separate add on like you said. This also separates the design from just being a fancy sex doll. Like I said to my friend, it's not a sex robot, it's a robot you can have sex with. That's what I did with Galatea, because I designed her as a multipurpose robotic companion and helper, with Pleasure Unit add-ons if the user desires to have a physical relationship with her. -Make it obviously a robot. Not many people will create a fuss if your IRL Voidoll is short, and the ones that do, were never going to support you anyway.
>>37927 Good points, GreerTech. Cheers.
@Chobitsu I have an idea. Put the RoboWaifu design document thread on the >>3 introduction thread
>>37934 Interesting. Why so, GreerTech? It's hardly more than a skellington atp.
>>37935 To cut down on the thread count.
>>37936 Yep, makes sense. I had originally envisioned lots of participation from Anons here to collaborate to create the definitive opensauce robowaifu design doc. But you're right, just a post in Welcome bread seems quite-sufficient today. Will do. We'll see. (cf. >>37940, >>37941 ) Cheers, Anon! :^)
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>>37918 >Taller legs, higher center of gravity This is design dependent. I'm planning on keeping all mass as low as possible. When she's walking, that'll change but, I have no idea when we'll be ready for walking. Well, bipedal walking, quadrupedal walking ponies is easy. (GTA is lucky!) >>37926 After reviewing the laws, my home of NZ and Ausseiland have the hardest laws. Essentially, must be 150cm+ and very clearly an adult, including giant ass and titties. The law specifically is against sex dolls being childlike, which I agree with. Nothing childlike should ever be sexualized, the very idea of it is thoroughly disgusting. The arbitrary height and titty requirements are likely more for delineating edge cases. >>37927 It's been stated before, and will be stated again, never design a robot to be used sexually. Design her to be as extensible as possible. Let others decide if they want her to have holes, vibrate, or whatever else they desire. It's all on them, not us. Your Galatea being a great example as you mentioned. >Make her obviously a robot. I waffle on this heaps. I love robots, I want to make something that's clearly a robot. I do however have an unhealthy obsession with Aigis. So, I often come back to designing her, even though I feel her design is too close to human to really work as a design a hobbyist could reasonably build in their garage. Something closer to Dia from World Flipper (picrel2) would be better. >Design document thread @Chobitsu, I'd like to discuss creating hard codified standards for us to all follow there. With the OP dynamically updating to reflect our consensus as it is found. I believe having standards will be a major step forward for us, providing everyone with clarity that'll encourage interoperable designs. This way, we can all use each others designs freely and easily.
>>37940 >my home of NZ and Ausseiland have the hardest laws Understood. OK, patched appropriately! :DD >I do however have an unhealthy obsession with Aigis Understandable, tbh. >@Chobitsu, I'd like to discuss creating hard codified standards for us to all follow there. With the OP dynamically updating to reflect our consensus as it is found. I believe having standards will be a major step forward for us, providing everyone with clarity that'll encourage interoperable designs. This way, we can all use each others designs freely and easil I certainly concur and this has been my desire for years. I'm unsure how to approach this better than you mentioned. I'd suggest the three board staff (You, Greentext anon, myself) all collaborate on that -- with tons of inputs from @Every'non on /robowaifu/ . AS YOU'RE LIKELY AWARE, I'm pressed r/n. I'd like it if you two took the lead in all these board matters atm, while I sit in more of an advisory role. >tl;dr Proceed as you see fit, Kiwi.
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>>37940 >>37941 I disagree that having enforced standards will help us all. We all have different ideas and approaches. Take Galatea and SPUD. Both have the same goals and aesthetic influences, but we have completely different design approaches and goals. Even me and Kiwi have differences between Galatea and MaidCom, and MaidCom has differences between her and SPUD The beauty of /robowaifu/ is that it's like an writing contest with a single prompt, "Create a companion robot waifu" All of us have different interpretations, and each interpretation has it's strengths and weaknesses, and each has individual flair to it. There's a reason "design by committee" is basically an engineering slur. That's not to say that collaboration is bad, we help and uplift each other.
>>37940 >Your Galatea being a great example as you mentioned. To.ne honest, there is a ~77 mm diameter hole in the crotch area, but it also has a benefit of helping with the 3D printing. I also do have an official GreerTech Pleasure Unit add-on, but the keyword is "add-on". It's like a light for the Game Boy. Obviously you don't need it, and 99% of the functionality is in the stock Game Boy, but it's there if you want to have fun in the dark. The key motto is what I said earlier; "It's not a sex robot, it's a robot you can have sex with" I don't want a roboprostitute, I want a robowaifu. I want something I can sit down at dinner with, and discuss the politics of robot-human relations. I want someone who will help me around the house. I want someone I can vent to about my shitty boss. And if I want to, I can put in the add-on and have a night of physical intimacy.
>>37942 Fair point. I think I overstated things in my post. >tl;dr >"...as he sees fit." has been a """mantra""" for /robowaifu/ from our very beginning (and indirectly-stated here: >>3 ). Still just as true today. I think I had the Robowaifu Design Document on my mind at that moment, and was reiterating the urge to make available -- to all comers -- the freely-given, freely-received design specs for the Model A opensauce robowaifu. That's still an important need even today! @peteblank may be an insufferable a*rsehole most days, but at least he has this right (even if only for his own selfish, greedy, (((manipulative))) goals): We should be cooperating on a collaborative project together. This is what the MaidCom project here is all about : ( >>29219 ). <---> That said, I certainly approve of your rather-poetic take on a prompt-writing contest going on here. Sweet take. Cheers, GreerTech. :^)
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>>37951 You raise a good point; why not both? We each have our own individual designs, and then we also have a large collaborative design.
>>37946 >"It's not a sex robot, it's a robot you can have sex with" I'd simply encourage you to forgo any-and-all references to 'sex' whatsoever regarding your take on your robowaifus. Even if this is an intent on the part of your "customers" (whether paid or no), any admission in this regard on your part is playing right into the dirty kike's hands concerning their desire to destroy you over attacking their favorite pet golem of all: (((feminism))) !! I'm not joking here, either. Any'non who dares to attack feminism in any way-shape-or-form is basically worse to them than Literally Hitler. What we here on /robowaifu/ are doing is effectively laying the groundwork for the most-significant existential crisis the world's Central Banks have ever known (far worse than anything "Der Führer" ever achieved with rm'g the usurers bankers from the Rhineland): the systematic dismantling of their system's primary-mechanism of power against the people. To wit: women & their whoredom. This has always been Satan's #1 tool against mankind! Give men a reasonable alternative to that power system, and the house of cards built on that system will tumble down. This we here all know right well! >tl;dr Don't give these murderers an inch bro -- they'll take a mile!! Cheers, Anon. :^)
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>>37952 Exactly. As you already indicated this is /robowaifu/ in a nutshell. <---> I just simply concur with @Kiwi about standards: we need them! Cheers.
>>37953 Don't worry, it's only a design/philosophy mantra. None of my marketing mentions it, and any sexuality is a distinct choice of the consumer, with a separate manual. Anyway, politics or not, I don't want to be too crass/obscene
>>37955 >None of my marketing mentions it, and any sexuality is a distinct choice of the consumer Very wise. >with a separate manual. Still implicates you. >politics or not, I don't want to be too crass/obscene Just so. I personally advocate the benefits of purecel (and they are many). But I won't press that on other Anons here. But there is clearly a significant (and, likely, growing) number of men who are tired of the loathsome aspects of this evil game. Make no mistake: God Himself will restore all things to righteousness -- but in the pozzed w*st of today, that male-female thing is severely broken ATM. >Thus the entire basis of the need for a /robowaifu/ board in the first place!
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>>37956 Well, the seperate manual is under a different link, and it's a distinct independent device, which is why it works with Galatana. Is it completely innocent? No, but it puts it as a distinct, conscious choice with a separate device, which is what I wanted anyway.
>>37957 >Is it completely innocent? No I'm not making any commentary whatsoever on the morality of this topic, rather simply warning you about your exposure to the wiles of terrible, satanically-driven evildoers. >but it puts it as a distinct, conscious choice with a separate device, which is what I wanted anyway. Sure, good choice. Anyway, you have my advice in the matter, do with it what you will. <---> BTW, you've been making good, and steady progress with dear Galatea, etc. I hope you keep that pace up, GreerTech! Cheers. :^)
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>>37958 One thing to consider is what I like to call "The Detractor Line". There will always be people that are angry at you, no matter what direction you take (the aforementioned satanically-driven evildoers). There is no reasonable way to appease them. The trick is to find the line where it goes beyond them, and risks angering any fence-sitters. That's the line to avoid. >BTW, you've been making good, and steady progress with dear Galatea, etc. I hope you keep that pace up, GreerTech! Cheers. :^) Thank you! v3.0.2 should come out this week? When will all the threads be migrated?
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@Kiwi @Chobitsu I found this picture you'll probably like
Updated the papercraft thread to include 2D/2.5D waifu designs after reading >>31835 and >>31848 Any recommendations for reformatting old threads to refresh their usability?
>>37959 >The trick is to find the line where it goes beyond them, and risks angering any fence-sitters. That's the line to avoid. Heh, good advice. Any tips on that? As you can imagine, I'm rather blunt at all times (which has it's upsides, as well! :D . >>37970 Lol. Poor Aigis isn't gonna be happy about this, Anon! >>37975 Great! This is a good idea, IMO. >Any recommendations for reformatting old threads to refresh their usability? Good question! Since you already understand merging, you can try the trick you already used regarding the new Power & Energy bread? (ie, simply wrapper it with a new OP + new images thereto.) And by this I don't mean that you have to merge multiple threads either; simply create the new, cooler OP all by itself as a new thread, then merge the old one into it. Voilà! :^) --- Also, remember it's only the first OP pic that appears in the catalog, so choose wisely! (Not like I need to explain this to an old hand like yourself. :^)
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>>37978 >Any tips on that? As you can imagine, I'm rather blunt at all times (which has it's upsides, as well! :D . That's hard to say, because the line is more like a neutral zone, where certain people get triggered by certain things. I'm partially inspired by my observations in the late-2010s that real dolls weren't as popular as people thought they would be. Some ideas include: -Don't explicitly advertise it as a sex robot. -Try to have other uses for her besides physical intimacy. -Avoid the uncanny valley (or that pornstar aesthetic that I personally hate). -Try to make it have a reasonable price. >$900 for a static sex doll is more offputting than a $700 fully functional robot. One automatically fulfilled suggestion is to make it animated and vocal. Since we're making robots, and not dolls, we have mostly fulfilled this (no hate to doll-anons, just doing a sociological report). Even something like an integrated speaker connected to an AI character goes a long way. Anyway, robots are cool. One inspiration for this list is my observations in the late-2010s that real dolls weren't as popular as people thought they would be, as well as why normies might find sex dolls unappealing, even the ones that are lonely (as well as my own gripes with their designs). Another is the opposite side of that observations, most popular fictional robowaifus are independent characters that weren't explicitly designed for sex. One way to think about it is to think about the target demographic: young straight male normies. Most would balk at the idea of a sex doll, but they post sincere memes about finding robot girls attractive, such as the twins from Atomic Heart or Jenny Wakeman.
>>37986 Great ideas & advice, GreerTech. Thanks, this is plenty to think over. Cheers. :^)
I think selling these as a easy to put together kit is going to be the best way to bypass a lot of "legal" roadblocks. And separate the fun parts by selling them from a different site.
>>38016 Sound advice. I think this was basically the >tl;dr outcome of this debate back in the day. Cheers, Anon. :^)
>>37941 >Proceed as you see fit I'm going full bore ahead towards codifying standards for us. >>37942 >Enforced Mate, I ain't your boss or your dad. I'm just a pal trying to make it so our independent work can be used together without us needing to coordinate. No one is ever going to enforce any standards here. It's just nice to have for guidance if an Anon wants. >>37970 I do like it heaps, very cute. I'd like feedback on merging these threads into a robowaifu economics thread. >>1642 >>3119 >>8841 >>18572 They are all similar with posts that could've been in any of the threads and fit right it. I'd like to make >>1642 the main thread given its age and I like the OP,
>>38029 >I'm going full bore ahead towards codifying standards for us. Excellent. >It's just nice to have for guidance if an Anon wants. This. >I'd like feedback on merging these threads into a robowaifu economics thread. >>1642 >>3119 >>8841 >>18572 >They are all similar with posts that could've been in any of the threads and fit right it. I'd like to make >>1642 the main thread given its age and I like the OP, Agreed on every point, personally. They've always been a hodge-podge without any real distinctives from each other.
>>38029 All I was saying is that coordination may be quite difficult because of the different design goals and approaches.
>>38029 >>38030 I agree on merging the threads. They're basically the same.
>>38042 >Not to get too paranoid, but it's weird how many creators just vanish mid-stride. Don't worry, GreerTech. Goes with the territory of life on the Internets. You learn to take it in stride, sooner or later. Most return with time. OTOH, /robowaifu/ is a truly-unique IB, as I've often said. Quite apart from the extremely-technical & vast swath of information we need to convey (and absorb!) here about these many-and-varied, fast-moving topics related to (nay essential to) building pleasing and effective robowaifus... there's the spiritual aspects of this topical domain as well. As I've often referenced here: distinctly bad-guys do not want us to succeed (cf. >>37926, et al). If you're a Christian of any maturity at all, I'm pretty sure you can sense along with me and others here the spiritual oppression directed against this board. For the uninitiate, that can be rather taxing -- quite apart from all the intellectual & financial strains of pursuing this groundbreaking, frontiersman-like trailblazing we're all attempting to bring into reality here! :D And if you are a Christian, then I recommend you pray along with myself and others for all the /robowaifu/ Anons here (whether currently-present or not). For Robi & Trashmin & their systems. For the tearing down of the kiked-up (((law$$$))) all across the West that have created the very need for robowaifus to exist in the first place. For God to grant us all very-good success -- with both favor in His eyes & in the eyes of man, &tc.!! :^) <---> This is also why we all need to keep supporting & encouraging each other to persevere here together -- and it will be so worth it ALL in the end! Having pleasing & effective, opensource, 100% offlined, locally-run robowaifus freely available for everyman to construct as he sees fit will.change.everything. TWAGMI
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>>38043 labor or money call it
>>38045 >"What is 'Kicked out of 109 nations' for $800, Alex?" Heh, man's spirit & soul -- his heart & imaginations -- run this train friend... and that all gifts of a loving & gracious God the Father. These so-called 'j*ws' you're so enamored-of, these kikes -- don't dictate anything in the end. They'll all go down into the pit along with their father Satan! :D <---> BTW, you're still BOS here, peteblank. Don't start sh*te with anyone here or you'll be out on your ear again. Fair warning is fair! Cheers. :^)
>>38043 Oh I know about the (((forces))) opposing us, that's partially why I was worried. But you are right, we can pray, pray to the Lord of Lords. >Having pleasing & effective, opensource, 100% offlined, locally-run robowaifus freely available for everyman to construct as he sees fit will.change.everything. Agreed. Offline local AI will help with everything, not just robowaifus. I was able to recreate https://theyseeyourphotos.com/ with Gemma 3 4B on LM Studio. Imagine therapists who are perfectly logical, instead of having their own agendas. Imagine a world where you can download a friend or girlfriend.
>>38055 Tangently related >>38056
>>38058 Ahh, thanks for pointing your post out, I'd likely have missed it otherwise. (I've actually hidden that thread ATM [in frustration over this exact point you are making], and -- like the EtR thread -- left it's oversight primarily into @Kiwi 's hands.)
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>>38061 "You will not own your AI and be happy" -/CHAG/
>>38064 Heh. Unfortunately most of us are doomed to repeat the mistakes of our fathers. :^) I tried to spell out the dystopia many of the 'cloud-waifu' users (and the great disappointment and grief thereto) are headed towards fulltilt, in the mental exercise scenario in the middle of this post : ( >>20208 ). Hopefully most of us will find other solutions instead. After all... that's what this board is all about!! Cheers, GreerTech. :^)
>>38067 There should a pinned "Common Q&A thread" where posts like that are available for all to see and easily access >Hopefully most of us will find other solutions instead. After all... that's what this board is all about!! That's what I try to do
>>38074 Well, I mean I pulled it straight out of the FAQ ITT: --->This is madness! You can't possibly succeed, so why even bother? ( >>20208, >>23969 )
>>38077 Then maybe just a separate line that answers "Why not use online AI?"
>>38078 Good point, maybe we need a new FAQ entry (and it seems entirely-apropos ATM, timing-wise). Mind collecting up three or four best-of-class post crosslinks arguing this point for offline AI waifus? If so, we'll add a new line in for our /meta's henceforth. At your leisure, Anon. Cheers. :^)
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>"Well, maybe the anons will have two robowaifus instead of thirty. Maybe the two robowaifus will cost a couple of bucks more." >-t. Teh Trumpinator, on current robowaifu austerity measures Alright you Anons... WHOS HOARDING ALL THE ROBOWAIFUS AROUND HERE!? :DD
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Heh. :D
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>>38080 It's funny to hear what he says now that he doesn't need to worry about re-election. The tariffs are definitely painful, but it will be really nice to see the end of American hyper-consumerism. Anyway, more than one waifu will ruin your laifu.
>>38079 Currently working on that. Since some of them are often piecemeal, I might just make a big post combining all the pieces.
>>38089 List of good posts >>22630 >>30049 >>30051 Aforementioned compilation post >>38090
>>38088 People like to cry about Trump running for a 3rd (4th) term, but the dude is already 78 right now. He'll be 82 by the time the next primaries hit. I sincerely doubt he'll become a legit god emperor with rejuvenation tech in that timespan. We'll have someone different in the white house in a blink of an eye. I'm more concerned about civilizational longevity. Americans are too shortsighted to invest in things that don't directly benefit them it seems like. >You need to plant trees whose shade you'll never get to enjoy 'Murricans should be investing more in upgrading infrastructure, laying the groundwork for automation, and trying to preserve nature as best they can. Instead, I see China making strides in those areas, and it makes me wince. Forget 10 years or even 50 years, where will our children's children's children be in 100 years? There needs to be a very long-term investment that is profitable not in a monetary sense but a cultural and QoL sense. The way the economy is shifting, tariffs may not even matter in a decade. They're only important in the short term as far as I'm concerned.
>>38094 Crumbling infrastructure is something most Americans think about every day. The problem isn't that we don't care, it's that the lobbyists don't care, therefore most politicians don't care. The few who do care often win by big margins because the voter is forced to think about it while they're driving through shitty roads to get to the ballot box. Those politicians then struggle to accomplish anything because everyone else wants to pour money into whatever their donors told them to.
>>38091 Done : ( >>37898 ). Just let us know if you want to change things with the OP (or your compilation post, etc.), GreerTech. Cheers & thanks for the effort! Nice work, Anon. :^) <---> --->Why shouldn't we use Cloud AI? ( >>38090, >>22630, >>30049, >>30051 )
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>>38122 Heh, very nice. You should do (1) (one) (n. a single unit) banner similar to this, Anon! :D ( >>252 )
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>>38123 Thank you. Here is a concept >>38124 Bonus: Here's the picture with the original caption
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@Ribose Ideas for the new recruitment/propaganda thread
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>>38205 Another one
Very-intredasting old Japanese computer (probably one of their first ones). This thing looks like it's from a 1950's sci-fi movie, but its real. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_j544ELauus
"To be a [home] appliance, you have to do something really useful, and you have to be really easy to use, so people don't have to spend a lot of time learning how to use this thing. And you have to be really cheap." -Steve Jobs Source: https://youtube.com/shorts/VtV-HcU5tog >=== -rm uri fingerprinting
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>>38298 >"To be a [home] appliance, you have to do something really useful, >and you have to be really easy to use, >so people don't have to spend a lot of time learning how to use this thing. >And you have to be really cheap." <really cheap Given the source, I had a sensible chuckle over that last one. :D <---> Great points, GreerTech. I guess we'll need to add those to our RDD design goals section! Cheers, Anon. :^)
>"However much you hate journalists, you don’t hate journalists enough." >-t. Anonymous Based. For some reason when I was younger I had this idea that Journos were some kind of knighthood for the truth. Lol, was I bluepilled af! :D Gaymer Gay sure helped disillusion me from that pozz infection. Any'non here same?
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>>38480 >And also, what can somebody who doesn't have enough programming or engineering skill to be useful in building waifus do to contribute? Two things: 1. Be yourself. Just asking questions of other Anons about things you either don't understand or want to understand better is one idea. Otherwise, just do what I do here: General prognosticator & all-around cheerleader. :D 2. Be the future you want to see. Don't be satisfied with 'doesn't have enough'. I'm personally working on my third Uni degree r/n because I recognize a) how big this problemspace is, and b) how little I understand it's scope even yet. >tl;dr <NEVER GIVE UP. NEVER SURRENDER!! ** Cheers, Anon. You can do it! :^) --- ** >pic-related https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/77.html#218
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https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gop-lawmakers-target-online-pornography-propose-interstate-ban-obscene-content It looks like the Republicans are about to go on a crusade against "obscenity" this wouldn't be so bad if they went to the root cause of this epidemic, but we all know they won't. Will this bill ban AI GFs too? Will they come after dolls and robots if they get their way here?
>>38493 >if they went to the root cause of this epidemic, So, (((feminism))), is it? :^) >but we all know they won't Ofc. Why would ZOG attack their own? We all know whence feminism comes. OTOH, since the kikes clearly control the porn industries, I think this is simply another kike-gaslighting-fest, designed to engender FUD. Typical kike tricks, obvs. <---> >Will they come after dolls and robots if they get their way here? They already have, and yes, they will seek even further eliminations of anything that could damage -- again -- feminism. Robowaifus will absolutely demolish it! The baste Chinese will ensure this comes to pass with or without the GH's involvement however. WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE!! Cheers, friend.
>>38496 They are going to have to choose between feminism and porn. They won't be able to have both.
>>38499 LOL. They have both r/n. Why won't they rather attempt to double-down on both? After all, it's been the kike's typical pattern ever since the t*lmud was written, yes?
i just wanted to keep this apolitical because i disagree with you on that front. Youd have to be a complete ftard retard to not see the correlation between being able to make a full blown waifu bot and not seeing the implication that has to the capitalist system.
/digi/ 's stream will be robowaifu-related this Sunday. (I don't think they welcome Torfags in their streams though.) https://trashchan.xyz/digi/thread/1.html#33602
>>38416 > (lego -related : >>38547 )
Starship test flight #9 mostly failed partially succeeded today. Both ships blew up (well one burned up during an spectacular uncontrolled-reentry) -- but the spacecraft did reach the planned sub-orbital trajectory/speed (following a successful launch...after two automated holds during final-phase countdown) (+ in-flight test deployments failed also). So yeah, mixed bag. <---> I would generally be inclined to attribute such A Series of Unfortunate Events strictly to DIE (ie, SpaceX is hardly better than N*SA is today; as to it's pozz quotient) : however, the place is absolutely packed with libsh*tes & filthy-commies (but perhaps I repeat myself?) I wouldn't be at all suprised if it turned out being sabotage in one form or other. Will the proverbial 'heads roll' there at SpaceX soon? How would Elon even go about investigating such highly-likely outrageous, antisemitic, claims? Fun times. :^)
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I'm trying to test out a component and I need a way to spread a layer of Elmer's glue 0.005mm thick onto a sheet of metal. I don't even have calipers with that resolution. Any idea what I should do?
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>>38747 Maybe a spray glue? >I don't even have calipers with that resolution. Get a micrometer. Otherwise, you won't know if you succeeded.
It's just come to my attention that some Anons have perf issues browsing /comfy/ ; it appears to be related to using pixel blur effects. We here have the same effect for our mascot Chii-chan when she's in the background of a post's text area. If you feel you are having some slowdowns like this, then you might use this Anon's little CSS patch (tweaked for here): https://trashchan.xyz/comfy/thread/1.html#10843
>>38747 I'd concur with @GreerTech's suggestion of spray adhesive.
@Chobitsu ironically, your "why are you such an asshole?" post link is broken
>>38756 LOL. Thanks for the reminder. I'll clean it up. Cheers, Anon. :^)
>>38744 >flight #9 mostly failed partially succeeded today I think it was very successful. They had new engines, boosted and tweaked to the max, they worked. The lower booster they purposely tried to fly it and test just what would happen. The upper stage went into the proper height but the doors stuck and a tank burst but I believe that the heat shielding worked better. The press is overplaying it by only saying,"it blew up". It was a test.
>>38747 >spread a layer of Elmer's glue 0.005mm thick Figure out the "volume" needed to cover whatever area you have on the metal plate. Then spread that volume over it.
Some droppers, like for medicine or eye drops have graduated steps in mili Liters. So figure volume then squeeze out that much...carefully.
>>38794 >>38796 The problem is getting those drops to spread evenly throughout the entire surface
>>38799 >spread evenly No doubt there would be problems but we're talking about someone who doesn't own any sort of suitable measuring device so...you do the best you can. Elmer's glue has water in it. You would first have to use test samples and see the shrinkage. Spraying it might work but exactly how do you measure the amount of spray??? Could possibly use electrostatics to spread it out. I think the easiest way is to first determine shrinkage with straight glue. Find volume to equal thickness on area of metal. Then add to a good deal of deionized or distilled water. Mix well. Put a edge of tape around the metal to make a tank. The extra water would make it soupy enough to spread on it's own, then put it in the oven and dry it. This is sort of like dividing medicine. If you weight a measure of powdered medicine, or anything, then spread out into a square. You then divide visually in quarters or whatever, you can actually get a really good measurement on very small amounts.
>>38747 If you don't mind me asking, what is this task that requires NASA-level engineering challenges?
>>38805 Heh, I was just thinking >this
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>>38803 I looked it up, and there are commercial electromagnetic sprayers, but glue will definitely muck up the spraying mechanism.
>>38810 >glue will definitely muck up the spraying mechanism The problem is not spraying glue. People do that all the time. I watch "sailing Uma" and they sprayed cork insulation on the inside of their boat. (Not without some bit of messing about to get it to work). You just wash the equipment off when done. The problem is how to measure it. Without some sort of serious work it would be really difficult to get the exact measurement. You would, I believe, HAVE to do it with a pre-measured volume because, otherwise you have no other feedback mechanism. So you can only pre-measure.
>>38835 Even then, there would be losses that invalidate the measurement Post OP, I think there might be ways around this problem.
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>>38849 Lol. Yeah, I noticed that too. :P
>>38747 >Elmer's glue That's a brand which sells multiple formula's of glue. They're most well known for selling PVA glue, perhaps you meant that? >0.005mm Mate, why do you need 5micrometre's of glue? That's oddly specific. Provide us with more information, what component are testing? What metal are you using? How permenant does they adhesion need to be? What weather conditions are you expecting this survive? There's simply not enough information provided to provide any meaningful advice.
>>38836 >Even then, there would be losses I'm willing to bet I could get a really, really close super accurate layer. I did the math. One square cubic meter 0.005mm thick is 5000 Cubic millimeter=5 milliliter. If you have a normal dropper like comes with tinctures the bottle is roughly 2 ounces or 59mL and the dropper is about 1mL. I have one for methylene blue and it's graduated in 0.25mL increments. Easy to measure. So 10-0.5 mL drops into say 100mL of water. Mix together in a beaker, then pour and scrap out every bit you can. Put the metal on glass sheet or put the glue on a glass sheet then transfer to metal. Glass, like a storm door or sliding back door, is super flat. The accuracy would be extreme. Like atomic level.
>>38831 You might post such links on your bunkerboard thread as well, GreerTech just in case. :^)
>>38748 >>38753 Okay, I'll get a micrometer. But I guess I should have specified that it's not pure Elmer's glue, I need to mix it with another material before spreading it. But I suppose I could squish it flat with a vice, measure it, and if it's too thin add another coat of glue, and if it's too thick try sanding it down a bit.
>>38884 May I ask, why is this needed? If you don't want to reveal the whole project, at least reveal why you need a specifically thin layer of glue?
If you've never seen an aurora, this might be your big chance! Break out your binoculars over the next couple days, Anon. NOAA is issuing a G4 (severe) storm watch for the big halo CME headed our way, lads. Tentative countdown for arrival: >"...It could arrive as early as late morning EDT, to as late as Sunday evening EDT of 1 June." https://prolikewoah.com/t/20250601T16 https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/news/upgrade-g4-watch-1-2-june https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/news/g4-watch-key-messages https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/real-time-solar-wind <---> On this topic, how do we take steps to protect our robowaifus from even much-bigger events in the future? (Actually, we should have that discussion in R&D : >>24152, I think).
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>>38890 Aurora Borealis?! At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within your kitchen?
>>38890 If you want your robowaifu to be EMP resistant, use things like faraday cages. Though, with any EMP strong enough to destroy our modern lifestyle, there are far more pressing concerns. Like electricity and running water.
>>38891 >Aurora Borealis?! At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within your kitchen? It's more likely than you think! >>> CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT HOW <<< >>38892 >Though, with any EMP strong enough to destroy our modern lifestyle, there are far more pressing concerns. Like electricity and running water. True enough. But still.
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>>38805 Asking for help when it comes to anything online never goes well. I tend to find people are a lot more helpful when they don't know the whole picture. >>38807 I'm trying to recreate a kind of thermoelectric cell, and I honestly don't understand how it works. The main problem is I don't know the thicknesses of each of the 4 layers that make up the cell, nor how to figure it out. I have a 0.08mm thick sheet of copper I can use for a layer, but I can only guess at the others. I've asked some AIs how thick the other layers should be based on documents & based on the thickness of my copper sheet it suggested that the layers that need glue be 0.005mm thick. >>38854 >PVA glue, perhaps you meant that? Yes >Mate, why do you need 5micrometre's of glue? That's oddly specific. 2 of the layers need to be made of a polymer mixed with powder of another material. Polymers mentioned include PVA, PVC, and others I can't remember right now. Mixing something with PVA obviously seemed the easiest. >>38890 >>38892 Real EMP-shielding seems to be less about building faraday cage shielding and more about making sure components can survive being overloaded well beyond what they were originally intended for. And backing-up any important data.
>>39040 >Asking for help when it comes to anything online never goes well Not for me. It's usually very helpful. But, you have to know what it is you are asking and make it clear and specific. I also find AI's a really helpful because I try to narrowly define what exactly I'm asking. If I'm befuddled by something I ask broader questions, then, narrow down from the responses I get. >I'm trying to recreate a kind of thermoelectric cell I don't know what it is exactly you are doing but I believe that thermometric cells are based on the differences between the, I think, work functions??? of the metals so any sort of glue insulation between them would, I expect, defeat the purpose. Though I could be wrong. I looked up thermoelectric cells and it as not what I imagined which was more like a peltier cell where temperature changes voltage between two metals, and the opposite voltages can cause changes in the cells temperature. I suspect if you built it close to however they are doing then you could calibrate it to itself easier than reproducing whatever it is they are building.
>>39040 >More helpful when they don't the whole picture This is not true here. In engineering, you need the whole picture to give effective advice. The more details the better, provide PDF's, links, drawings, etc... The more you give, the more useful help you can receive. >Thermoelectric cell Start with this. Always start with what you actually want. Glue thickness is going to be controlled by mechanically pressing the layers together, which is far easier than your initial ask of applying a 5 micrometer layer of ill-defined glue. Mate, you had people chasing a goose that wasn't loose! lol What you want is to understand the Seebeck effect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermoelectric_effect https://www.electrical4u.com/seebeck-effect-and-seebeck-coefficient/ https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/technical-articles/thermocouple-principles-seebeck-effect-seebeck-voltage-seebeck-coefficients/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6waiEeXDGo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PccE4WcfnAw
>>39040 Correct me if I'm wrong, but that sounds more like a capacitor. Are you trying to make semi-conductors? I know modern Peltier chips use semi-conductors.
>>39040 >I'm trying to recreate a kind of thermoelectric cell Ahh, got it. Good luck, Anon! This will be a very useful thing to have for emergency cooling, I think. We may even find use-cases for a few components inside the robowaifu's Bread Box that could benefit from continuous usage. >>39042 >Not for me. It's usually very helpful. >>39045 >This is not true here. In engineering, you need the whole picture to give effective advice. THIS. /robowaifu/ is & always has been a DIY-oriented engineering R&D board to share questions, answers, ideas, and wild prognostications. :D >tl;dr Kiwi is deffo right here, Anon. Share lots of deets when you have questions! Cheers. :^)
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>>39042 >>39045 >>39051 >>39053 The one I'm trying to recreate is different and seemingly doesn't use the Seebeck effect. I don't really know how it works, but I figured if I could make it work it'd be a fast-track to money for robowaifu R&D. The patent US5945630 expired shortly before the inventor died. It's a sheet of copper, with a layer of PVA mixed with red phosphorous in a 2:1 ratio by weight, another layer of PVA mixed with chromium(iii) oxide, and a sheet of aluminum, in that order. The only problem is the patent never states what the thicknesses of each layer are, but does explain how to substitute each material, so I'm substituting red phosphorous and chromium for sulfur and graphite powder respectively. There's no complexity to the cell design, just a PB&J sandwich made of metal and glue. The reason I didn't want to share this is because I've had people say it's impossible and violates thermodynamics, because it doesn't require a cold side. You heat the whole thing and it produces power, even room-temperature heat. Somewhere on the inventor's website (which is still up years later) lovellpatentedtechnology.com he states that he had a clock running on it using only room temperature heat for a decade without losing time, and elsewhere it states that a 1 square foot cell heated to 200°F puts out 40 watts. My plan was to make a prototype fridge, with a monothermal cell between thermal insulation and the hot side of an ordinary Peltier cooler (as a placeholder for a heat pump) and the power from the cell would go to a joule thief circuit to power the Peltier. The monothermal cell would heat-up, gradually putting out more power until it might be enough to power a small fan to go on a heat sink on the cold side of the Peltier. Then you've got a fridge/freezer/AC/PC-cooling system that work basically for free. And coat the cells with black plastidip for cheap solar panels, if it can't be used to make portable generators that cool-down under load.
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>>39165 Fascinating. It does sound like it would violate Thermodynamics, but I don't want to dissuade you. If you crack this, it'll go far beyond robowaifus, it would basically be macro-scale zero-point energy.
>>39165 . . . >>39175 I'll just leave my response the same as GreerTech's . Godspeed Anon
>>39175 >>39176 I remember saying to the first person that told me it violates thermodynamics that if you can use heat to produce light no problem (fire, lime light, glowing-hot metal etc.) and use light to generate electricity with a solar panel, then why is it a violation of thermodynamics if you managed to cut-out the middle man and convert heat directly into electricity? I didn't get an answer, they just repeated that a thermoelectric cell NEEDS a cold side to work, but refused to explain why. The major limitation to the tech is that it not only puts out more power, but seems to get more efficient with higher temperatures. So if you tried to use it to run your electronics and keep your house warm, you're boned if it gets too cold outside. But if you're in the videogame and electronic industry, having a built-in source of both cooling and energy generation is a godsend.
>>39179 Please keep us all up to date here with your research & experiments, Anon. I surely hope you succeed!! Cheers. :^)
>>39179 >Didn't explain why a thermoelectric side needs a cool side. They're just stupid, parroting something without thought. You were wise to ignore them. Now, allow me to explain why they're right. The device your patent describes is an aluminum copper battery cell. As with all batteries, increasing its thermal energy increases voltage and usable current. This is why car batteries have cold cranking amps and electric cars have battery heaters for winter. As for why heat can't be turned into electricity, it'd require Maxwell's demon. Some method to separate in accordance with temperature, the relative velocity of atoms. This is because heat is just a measure of how fast atoms move in a system (forgive my simplification). Without Maxwell's demon or a differential, there's just faster moving atoms. In a battery as described in your patent, the discharge rate would be so small, that increasing the rate of ionic transfer via increased atomic motion would appear to be harvesting power from heat. This gets trickier because the discharge rate would be so small that the plates of metal wouldn't show deterioration for years if they were of decent thickness. This being said, I do want you to perform your own experiments. Who knows, you could forge your own chemical Maxwell's demon that would be valuable as a separator for actually harvesting energy from heat. Just because the inventor is a charlatan, doesn't mean you can't turn the lie into truth. There's still so much potential for real discovery.
>>39194 >There's still so much potential for real discovery. This. Let us here all continue to encourage one another. Be stalwart in your endeavors, Anons! Robowaifu & ancillary technologies are making practical leaps & bounds of progress in just 10 years' time! This is a revolutionary era we're all in r/n. What a time to be alive! :D
>>39236 I'm glad you're here with us, Ginnungagap. May you embrace your robowaifu soon! Cheers, Anon. :^)
>>39236 >>39237 It would seem youtube shorts don't embed so here is some of the Robowiafu gothic goodness I wanted to post from the video of origin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZc5EZaV3Qc&t=416s[Embed][Embed] from a Shodan cosplay skipped all the gross human bits for you Anons
>>39238 Thanks! >from a Shodan cosplay skipped all the gross human bits for you Anons Heh, yeah I consider it all a bit sketchy in fact of course. But regardless, lets work together on devising pleasing & effective, opensource, 100% disconnected, offlined & local robowaifus!! Cheers, Anon. :^)
>>39239 Shodan is a vilified caricature of what the coming AGI/Robowaifu Sovereigns will be. I like goth Robowaifus so I like to post her. If you are curious as to the reasoning behind my political opinions I could make an attempt at explaining them if you think that might be interesting. It would be nice to have my thoughts picked apart since most liberals I talk to about them act as if they are seeing cthulhu rise from r'lyeh. Though I don't think I've ever met an intelligent liberal at least not yet.
>>39240 >If you are curious as to the reasoning behind my political opinions I could make an attempt at explaining them if you think that might be interesting. Sure, that'd be fine, Anon. Normally I'd say 'let's move to the +/pol/ (the AI/Robo News) containment bread' for this. But we've already derailed teh heck out of /meta ever since : ( >>39207 ) (please don't get me wrong; I myself am the biggest 'derailer' of all here! :^) >tl;dr Go ahead, Ginnungagap.
OK, I've gone through and patched in some missing posts in various threads. The source is an open tab of the board's index page, so expect these new posts to be both a) incomplete, and b) the crosslinks to be bonked (I'll be happy to go in and patch any that Anons feel should be -- just point them out), c) out of order, and d) no images. <---> Its not much, but 'every little helps', they tell me. Cheers. :^)
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One thing that occurred to me, regarding our discussions during the bunker-break about starting our own site: What about the idea of a robowaifus/pol/ board? Lots and lots of social and other topical issues surrounding robowaifus are clearly political (regardless what the troon/femsh*te jannys on 4cuck might say). Anyone else think this is a good idea? A bad idea? Any other ideas?
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>>39279 The question is: what genuine discussion can take place? I noticed that on both sides of the political spectrum, discussion can quickly stagnate, as it becomes a huge case of "preaching to the choir". A good example of this is the incel forums. We know who we're up against, who will oppose us, and some of the strategies they will use. It could work if it was instead a counterpropaganda/counterstrategy board.
>>39280 Hmm... good points. Certainly my mind is made up on these topics in general. <---> I guess we could turn BO'g of it over to @Kiwi, yourself, or one of our other more-moderate Anons? At least then you could send me to out Cyberia if I get too loud-mouthed about things! :^)
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>>39282 BTW, I also think you should use your snuggly catgrill image from the bunker as a template for realworld addons for dear Galatea. :^)
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>>39279 I would worry about the darker places that could go. We already have a misogyny problem for obvious reasons. >>39281 As a former /pol/tard I do feel qualified. My abundant love and adoration for femininity will likely have many simp insults hurled my way. I'm also one of the few who doesn't think there's any real opposition to us, yet. So, I may have some benefit given my lack of schizo beliefs. Then again, I wouldn't be the most fun BO. I feel as though I or GreenText would be best for it. Partially because he'd make the MLPol thing happen again which is always funny.
>>39295 >As a former /pol/tard I do feel qualified. That's good. >My abundant love and adoration for femininity will likely have many simp insults hurled my way. Lol, true. I myself have expressed several times here that I actually love biofemales. I have literally thousands of female friends IRL. So, I've seen the best & worst of them, I think... :DD The >tl;dr is that its not the females that are the problem (they are basically mere children, in general); its (((f*minism))) that is the problem. And we all know who's to blame for that. >I'm also one of the few who doesn't think there's any real opposition to us, yet. Oh I'm quite certain of that. In fact this week's attacks on both Alogs & Trashchan (they've hacked Trashchan now too, right while I was in the middle of re-posting our same content over there, that I believe got Alogs $$$attacked$$$ over here : ( >>39266 )) were really the first good physical signs of direct glownigger opposition to us, AFAICT. >tl;dr Yes, Trashchan is currently in a hacked state. I hope @Trashmin spots it soon. >So, I may have some benefit given my lack of schizo beliefs. THIS TOO WILL CHANGE!111 :DD Just give it some time bro, just give it some time... :^) >Then again, I wouldn't be the most fun BO. I feel as though I or GreenText would be best for it. I'd be fine with either one of you running it. @GreerTech's critique of it becoming a 'one-stanza song...played on repeat' would certainly be true if I myself was running it. Much better it be one of you two. >Partially because he'd make the MLPol thing happen again which is always funny. THIS. :DD
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>>39295 >Partially because he'd make the MLPol thing happen again which is always funny. MLPol is a joke, and not in the good way. It would totally destroy any credibility we have. Plus, honestly, they aren't in any position to judge. Whenever I see MLPol, I immediately think "The guys that masturbate to horses from a kid's show are going to call others degenerate?" >>39299 I wonder why they're attacking now Three theories -They simply decided to attack now -They didn't like our discussion of their protests -They're attacking all alt-chans as part of their "Summer of Love Pt. 2" >I'm also one of the few who doesn't think there's any real opposition to us, yet. >Oh I'm quite certain of that. Kiwi has a point. As bad as it is, it's nowhere compared to what would happen if they saw us as a genuine threat, and not just a potential threat. Keep in mind the first real robowaifus are only coming out now. Let's hope these two hacks aren't a prelude. That's also why people with different designs need to spread out and promote their designs with their own pages (Odysee, Twitter, Neocities, etc...) >So, I may have some benefit given my lack of schizo beliefs. Not yet "You will be" -Yoda
>>39300 >I wonder why they're attacking now Because of the beansh*te riots they have planned. Another, real Summer of Tacos extravaganza event, no doubt!! I suppose they thought we'd somehow run & cower when the topic was introduced here. Instead we grab the bull by the horns and begin wrestling it to the ground. BAD GOYIM!111 >tl;dr We got too uppity, bros! :^) <---> >Kiwi has a point. As bad as it is, it's nowhere compared to what would happen if they saw us as a genuine threat, and not just a potential threat. This is correct. This is why I've had a weather-eye on them for decades now (and pretty much during the entire tenure of /robowaifu/ ). I'm not alone in this either. Anyone who doesn't recognize the existential threat that robowaifus represent to the Globohomo kike's (((Central Banking))) scam is either ignorant or willfully-ignorant. Certain our opponents recognize it. >That's also why people with different designs need to spread out and promote their designs with their own pages (Odysee, Twitter, Neocities, etc...) Oh, much agreed. I'd suggest you yourself take over the charge of rallying that cry, GreerTech! And its not either/or : for the moment, we can still use /robowaifu/ as a central hub of sorts. :^) >>39300 >"You will be" Kek'd. Exactly. :D Cheers.
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>>39301 So what should we do? One idea I had was tiktokmaxxing, and typing like "pr0t3st/bug0ut b@g"
>>39302 >So what should we do? Nothing. After more thought, I'm much more agreeable to @Greentext anon's take, and less on my own. (I'll repost the text of that post immediately below this one.) >tl;dr This will blow over -- just chillax. In the meantime, there's much robowaifu work to be done... FORWARD!
"Honestly, I don't think we're going to see the worst of it during Trump's term. I think all of this may be to serve two purposes. First is testing the waters. A lot of what Trump is doing right now relies on his ability to completely flaunt the courts and bypass legislation. Impounding funds, deporting and imprisoning people with reduced or no due process, openly deploying the military and feds against whoever, the like. Of course, none of that is really new, but now it's a lot more open and on a larger scale. If he can get away with it now, then there's nothing stopping the next president from doing the same against us. Second is to rile up the left even more than they already are. They've been radicalizing and expanding for a while, and sooner or later they'll reach a tipping point and go supercritical. If the powers that be manipulate the election to get a liberal drone in office (and I strongly suspect they will), then that president who can do whatever they want will have a huge angry mob backing them. At that point, the monsters in Washington will seem so far away from us when we have to fear the ones next door. The weakening of the economy will support the above as well. More desperate people means more bodies for the mob. Get people desperate enough, and you can convince them to do anything. I've had this throught for a while, but now I'm a bit more certain of it. It all just looks and feels like one huge buildup."
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>>39303 Okay (thumbs up)
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>>39304 Where was the content from? Personal bump archive? >Capp this post! :D pic very much related
>>39304 >updates I took screenshots of the restored posts. Bad news: it seems like Greentext's is still deleted Good news: I screenshotted your copy From now on, let's all archive whatever you can. Even something as low tech as copying your posts into notepad or taking screenshots, works
>>39306 Lol, this is wild. I think the wackyness I'm experiencing on my end is b/c I'm global staff. >tl;dr The restored posts are visible from my 'manage' access. But for regular (non-logged-in-staff) access, they're still missing. >ttl;dr I've simply reverted that post above back to simply the basic @Greentext anon quote itself. I'll re-hotlink it for context once everyone can see it. I expect once @Trashmin has the database restored/in-sync then everything should be good to go. If not, I'll simply restore the final dozen-ish again. >related: https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1200 <---> >Where was the content from? I had it open in my browser tab * the whole time we were at the bunker. :^) --- * Did a quick 'r-click > save as' within Brave as soon as it was apparent that Alogs was offlined (thankfully I hadn't tried to refresh that thread's page yet).
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>>39308 Okay. Make sure to make secondary archives. Once it's restored for regular users, I'll personally archive them too
>>39306 >>39307 >>39309 Here's what I see under 'manage' access: https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1201 Regular access still has it missing. I'm sure that's simply database sync issue. I expect @Trashmin will have things straightened out in no time. >>39309 >Okay. Make sure to make secondary archives. Once it's restored for regular users, I'll personally archive them too Yes, please do. I have these particular posts already backed up. As you can see from the hotlink above, they are also there somewhere on Trashchan now. <---> Whew! What a ride. :DD AFK.
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>>39311 Good job! You deserve a break, Trashmin too!
>>39312 Thanks! Part of this is a legitimate issue going on there. Part of it was probably me being silly chasing my own tail. :P But thanks for the encouragement, Anon. Cheers. :^)
Update: @Trashmin now seems to have everything in order for the missing +/pol/ posts over on the bunker. https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/157.html#1180 Just in time for the LatinX Riots day!111 <---> Also, it appears yet another h/w failure is to blame for Trashchan's woes (gotta admit veery intredasting timing! :D https://trashchan.xyz/meta/thread/1065.html#1165
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Prepare for a *lot* of coffee history! The history of coffee is a rich and fascinating one, stretching back centuries and spanning continents. It's a story filled with intriguing characters, serendipitous discoveries, and a profound impact on culture, commerce, and even politics. This humble bean, now a global staple, has a story that deserves to be told and appreciated. From its rumored origins in Ethiopia to its current status as a beloved beverage worldwide, the journey of coffee is nothing short of remarkable. The history of coffee starts in the highlands of Ethiopia, where legend has it that a goat herder named Kaldi first discovered the invigorating effects of the coffee cherry. He noticed his goats were unusually energetic after nibbling on the bright red berries of a particular shrub. Intrigued, Kaldi tried the berries himself and experienced a newfound sense of alertness and vitality. While the details of this story are likely embellished over time, it points to Ethiopia as the likely birthplace of coffee consumption. The precise dates are difficult to pinpoint, but evidence suggests that coffee consumption was prevalent in Ethiopia by the 9th century, if not earlier. The beans were primarily consumed as a food source, often mixed with animal fat to provide sustenance and energy. From Ethiopia, coffee spread eastward to the Arabian Peninsula, likely through trade routes. By the 15th century, coffee cultivation and trade were flourishing in Yemen. Coffee houses, known as "qahveh khaneh," began to spring up in Mecca and other cities, becoming centers of social and intellectual life. These coffee houses were much more than just places to drink coffee; they were places to gather, discuss ideas, play chess, and listen to music. They were often referred to as "schools of the wise" due to the stimulating discussions and lively debates that took place within their walls. Coffee became deeply ingrained in Islamic culture, playing a role in religious rituals and providing a social lubricant for gatherings and celebrations. The Arabs closely guarded their coffee cultivation and production, preventing the export of fertile beans in an attempt to maintain their monopoly. However, the desire for coffee was strong, and eventually, fertile coffee beans were smuggled out of Arabia. The Dutch East India Company played a crucial role in spreading coffee cultivation beyond the Arab world. In the early 17th century, the Dutch managed to obtain coffee plants and establish plantations in their colony of Java, now part of Indonesia. The Dutch quickly became major producers and traders of coffee, breaking the Arab monopoly and opening up coffee to a global market. From Java, coffee cultivation spread to other Dutch colonies, including Suriname in South America. Coffee arrived in Europe in the 17th century, initially met with skepticism and even suspicion. Some religious leaders denounced it as the "bitter invention of Satan." However, the novelty and stimulating effects of coffee quickly won over many converts. Coffee houses began to appear in major European cities like London, Paris, and Vienna, mirroring the qahveh khaneh of the Arab world. These coffee houses became important centers for commerce, politics, and intellectual exchange. Lloyd's of London, the famous insurance market, started as a coffee house where ship owners and merchants gathered to discuss business. In England, coffee houses were known as "penny universities" because for the price of a cup of coffee, one could engage in stimulating conversations and learn about various subjects. As European powers colonized the Americas, they brought coffee cultivation with them. Coffee plantations were established in the Caribbean, Central America, and South America, transforming the landscape and economy of these regions. Brazil emerged as the dominant coffee producer, a position it still holds today. The cultivation of coffee in the Americas often relied on the forced labor of enslaved Africans, a dark chapter in the history of coffee that should not be forgotten. The demand for coffee fueled the transatlantic slave trade and contributed to the exploitation and suffering of millions of people. In the 18th and 19th centuries, coffee consumption continued to rise, becoming a staple beverage in many parts of the world. Technological advancements, such as the invention of the espresso machine in the early 20th century, further revolutionized the way coffee was prepared and consumed. The rise of instant coffee in the mid-20th century made coffee more accessible and convenient than ever before. Today, coffee is one of the most widely traded commodities in the world, with billions of cups consumed every day. Coffee production supports millions of livelihoods around the globe, from small farmers in developing countries to baristas in bustling cities. The coffee industry is constantly evolving, with new brewing methods, roasting techniques, and coffee varieties being developed all the time. Specialty coffee, with its emphasis on quality, sustainability, and ethical sourcing, has become increasingly popular in recent years. Consumers are becoming more discerning about their coffee, seeking out unique and flavorful beans from specific regions and roasters. The history of coffee is not just a story about a beverage; it's a story about globalization, trade, culture, and the enduring human desire for connection and stimulation. From its humble beginnings in Ethiopia to its current status as a global phenomenon, the journey of coffee is a testament to its enduring appeal. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee continues to awaken our senses and inspire us to connect with each other and the world around us, a legacy that is sure to continue for centuries to come. The nuances of fair trade, the rise of cold brew, the influence of social media on coffee trends - these are all part of the ongoing and ever-evolving history of this remarkable bean. Even the simple act of enjoying a morning cup of coffee connects us to a long and fascinating history, a history that deserves to be savored as much as the coffee.
>>39390 https://alogs.space/ck/ /ck/ - Food and Cooking
>>39390 >>39391 Lol. I like it! <---> And when the time comes to strike out on our own, I'm completely OK with the idea of a: robowaifus/ck/ In fact, we need to make cards, etc., in standardized formats for our robowaifus to use in preparing meals, snacks, etc., for her Master. /ck/ would be a great outlet! :^) <---> In the meantime, I'm merging this into our /meta bread.
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>>39438 Yeah, they could easily be a confederate cadre with /robowaifu/ , GreerTech. I think most of them probably are aware of us. They've been around for a while now. Good find, Anon. Cheers. :^)
I'd like us to have some kind of discussion related to the topics a gamedev Anon brings up on /agdg/ : http://trashchan.xyz/agdg/thread/2137.html#2138 <---> The issue I'd like to discuss is the rapidly-dwindling mental capacities (by all appearances, at least in the west) of people -- especially of the next generations. All this in the context of effective UX for the well-older & well-younger Anons with their robowaifus. (B/c QA/playtesting is similar in some regards to the common "everyday" experience of working with new & complex tech -- robowaifus being not least! [Especially during these initial prototyping years for us all.])
Edited last time by Chobitsu on 06/19/2025 (Thu) 14:52:01.
>>38744 Looks like another Saarship was destroyed, this time on the ground during a static firing test. Single-frame these at the point of explosion: https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1218 https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1219 The explosion clearly didn't originate near the rocket motors. (Looks kinda like it started on the tower, but that could simply be the result of hypersonic gas ejection from the fuselage towards it. I'm sure they likely have ultra-fast cam & sensor recordings that would allow them to examine that further.) Sabotage? Bomb? (((Filthy-Commie(s) ))) at SpaceX?
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>>39487 Musk blows up every political relationship he had, and now it's spread to his rockets
>>39492 Lol. Drugs are, well, a h*elluva drug. >"Alway rember kids, whenever a nigger tries to give you any drugs, tell them ur reporting their a*rse to the poleez!!"
>>39494 That's it you've hit on it, fren Mechnomancer! [1] I don't claim to be a psychologist, but as a soul-invested member of homo sapiens sapiens, I can deffo say that comfy things are comfy. Don't get me wrong, hard plastic & metal shells + cyber/cypher asthetics are just as appealing to me as the next Anon. But on most of our models, we should probably include plenty of floof & snuggly, squishy bits here & there for maximum robowaifu comf! :^) >somebody call Stan Lee Lol. It is a kind of funny name tbh. :D --- 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Harlow#Monkey_studies
Today's the big day! Welcome to Summer Solstice, 2025 Begins in... https://prolikewoah.com/t/20250621T0242
>>39496 >we should probably include plenty of floof & snuggly, squishy bits here & there for maximum robowaifu comf! Yeah, I plan to do a squish overhaul for SPUD (1inch foam paneling generally all around with some extra thigh padding) so she will look pleasantly squish when not full mecha-bare. My super duper ultra secret technique doesn't look like it will work out for her cuz she got many robo-joints but it will work out for more static models. I'll probably reveal that after the Pringle code release- I've been doing lots of personal stuff, outside stuff, and vacationing in a few weeks so robowaifus have been on a bit of a hiatus
>>39502 >Yeah, I plan to do a squish overhaul for SPUD (1inch foam paneling generally all around with some extra thigh padding) so she will look pleasantly squish when not full mecha-bare. Oh great! That'll be nice to see. >My super duper ultra secret technique doesn't look like it will work out for her cuz she got many robo-joints but it will work out for more static models. I'll probably reveal that after the Pringle code release <"If at first you don't succeed, try, try again!" :^) >I've been doing lots of personal stuff, outside stuff, and vacationing in a few weeks so robowaifus have been on a bit of a hiatus Sounds fun, Mechnomancer. Summer starts today BTW, so have a good one this year! Cheers. :^)
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>Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? >Thou art more lovely and more temperate: >Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, >And summer’s lease hath all too short a date; >Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines, >And often is his gold complexion dimm'd; >And every fair from fair sometime declines, >By chance or nature’s changing course untrimm'd; >But thy eternal summer shall not fade, >Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow’st; >Nor shall death brag thou wander’st in his shade, >When in eternal lines to time thou grow’st: > So long as men can breathe or eyes can see, > So long lives this, and this gives life to thee. Happy Summer 2025, /robowaifu/ ! May this be the year you can recite this to her. Cheers. :^) https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/45087/sonnet-18-shall-i-compare-thee-to-a-summers-day
>>39487 >Sabotage? Bomb? (((Filthy-Commie(s) ))) at SpaceX? I really wonder the same thing. I looked at the blueprints and the explosion, after a very bright concentrated light, is in the payload bay above the tanks. He made a lot of enemies and they are totally ruthless. The same thing happened to Falcon with a huge flash, then it blows up. The SpaceX team were denied inspection of a close building owned by Boeing. Hmmmm.... Of course it's certainly, ad probable, that the oxygen header tank in the top busted, over pressurizes the bay and the methane is the tank below the bay. It breaks, big bada boom. He constantly skims the weight off everywhere and one bad weld would do it. I think he would have been better off just quitting and telling insiders he wasn't happy, but leaving the public out of it. He has done a great service by pointing out all this money that was washed through NGO's, thises and that's and god knows what else. The sheer waste was stupendous.
I also shopuld point out the counter. The metal is stainless so less likely to spark and just because oxygen and methane mix doesn't mean it has to blow up. It could just run out on the ground.
>>39514 >>39515 Good points, Grommet. While any of a million & one things could go wrong accidentally (cf. 'Normal Accidents' : >>4631 ), such complex systems are easily-sabotaged by insiders. As I've pointed out before, all the libsh*tes flocked to Musk's companies at their starts (ironically-enough, given today's """talking points"""). Effectively just as pozzed as N*SA is now. Such a population is going to be rife with Filthy Commies/Pantyfags . Plenty of motivation & access by bad actors therefore... little need to look further. Just need some critical evidences now.
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>>39514 >>39515 It really is a tough call, because I can totally see sabotage happening from the leftist deep state, especially on a leftist-promoted holiday, but at the same time this is a rocket design lead by an unstable guy on ketamine applying "move fast and break stuff" to rocket design. It's far from the first time Starship has failed. This man also thinks American workers are "lazy", and loves being as cheap as possible. Ultimately, until we get some more evidence/proof/substantial information, we will have no idea. I saved the frames of the explosion from Chobitsu's video, the first one of the explosion and a few frames later.
>>39520 >Ultimately, until we get some more evidence/proof/substantial information, we will have no idea. This. And I predict that even if such evidences were uncovered, the ((($$$us government$$$))) won't do sh*te about it. After all, Musk is Literally Hitler now, didn't you know!? :^)
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