>>253525 >>253531 I'm summoning. That grab attack is bullshit.

>>205570 >Nastassia is leaving her best time. Nice "leaving", esl-er >Nastassia is leaving hopefully forever

>>243398 Robi, unlock the thread and check out who is the mod deleting posts by IP instead of by posting. I posted evidences about youtube accs emojitroon ITT and now the posts are gone.

>>251665 >t. Nuzach

Emojitroon tried to kill Dup yesterday. Dup said Yakuza will be his vice president.

>>206887 mm wunderschön danke

and so here is the new more refined rails along with her new eyes. I think they are the best so far (even if a few microscopic air bubbles are somewhat visible. I should invest soon in a pressure pot)

>>32203 Beautiful!! This is really coming together well, Emmy-Pilled. Do you think you'll embed any form(s) of illumination inside Emmy's head Anon? Cheers. :^)

>>32231 yes, much like the previous ones, however I feel the pupils are too solid a color for light and the annoying air bubbles being highlighted as well. Might have to go for a fourth pair to get it right.

>>32232 Shiny! Looking forward to see her fully finished one day.

>>32233 another overhaul is coming, as time passes I find myself more and more displeased by her eyelashes. A new model will have to be made and printed

>essere russo in anno corrente >avere bisogno della consulenza nordcoreana per fare stragi di massa certo che dai tempi di stalin c'è stata una discreta involuzione.

>ANSA <che c'è >morto di cosa? era vaccinato? <morto a 53 anni... all'Università Bocconi è stato titolare della cattedra... >era vaccinato? <"Un collega di cui sentiremo la forte mancanza", rileva il rettore... >era vaccinato? <ha infatti sempre difeso i diritti delle persone Lgbtq+ e per le celebrazioni del Pride del 2021 aveva scritto in un editoriale sul matematico Alan Turing: "Spero che per il bicentenario di Turing, e auspicabilmente molto prima, la presenza Lgbtq nelle discipline Stem possa essere più visibile e orgogliosa... nessun cenno alla causa di morte, woke: morto di nessuna correlazione pure lui, mi sa.

>anon <checce' >hai svolto la ricerca sulle possibilità di allattamento maschile? <si >e quindi? <non è latte

Chiaramente un false flag. La vera bandiera USA ha le strisce orizzontali.

>>32224 >platty twink slop MODS!

>>32225 This particular doodle is platty dyke slop instead of platty twink slop, I think

>>32223 >>32224 Post nans or get bans

>>32227 Repost

>>32223 Your Yukio pic looks nothing like a Nandroid. Your Yukio posting is tolerated because she has a Nandroid variant, but expect bantz.

>>29242 >>29296 That sounds very encouraging, SchaltkreisMeister! Good luck getting this system up and running successfully. Cheers. :^)

David Browne did some fast muscle design simulation: https://youtu.be/J7RxSPLLw-s

>>29390 Cool. I'm going to check this out NoidoDev, thanks!

I had some idea about using symbols to let the AI do reasoning about objects and it's position in the world. I thought of something like ASCII art. So basically a picture of a view would be mapped into a 2D or 3D model of the world based on symbols which can be moved around. Then I had the idea, that there might be game engines being useful as a base for that. I found these: > PyPlayScii is a Python package that enables an simple object oriented implementation of ascii art games. By asigning the shapes of the game objects by texts seprated by newline characters and determining what to do every frame, you can quickly implement an ascii art game which can be run directly on terminal window. The following shows an example of an ascii art game implemented by PyPlayScii. https://pypi.org/project/pyplayscii/ A alternative in Scala and probably more in use and supported would be Cosplayengine https://cosplayengine.com

>>32210 This is a very-cool idea, Anon. Also, thanks for the links. Cheers. :^)

>>31828 >>31886 Wow these are really nice, NoidoDev. GG! I hope you can eventually expand your research here into some highly-impressive AMVs. That could be some powerful robowaifu propaganda, Anon! Cheers. :^)

>>31926 >highly-impressive AMVs Maybe. We'll see. This might be more time consuming. So it might take a while. I rather use this music creating to motivate me to work on other things. With the AI generated video, I just meant a 3D waifu face singing. Like the videos here: >>31694 - but with music. Though, I could imagine to combine this with short anime clips, and then get a whole song covered. >MEGA archive with more songs https://mega.nz/folder/anJkkCiR#fAvFjPT7UXqnB2ZBfVbg7w

>>31937 >AMVs My apologies if I seem coercive NoidoDev. It's my manner of motivation for myself and others to jump (often WAAY) ahead to the possibilities. It's a nice advance already, Anon. Thanks for the files link BTW! Cheers. :^)

>>31946 I actually started doing clips using Hedra.com like already mentioned here >>31701, some of them are fails like the one with the Yumemi doll I uploaded here, but most are fine. Some of them I combine with clips from Suno like the other one here.

>>32220 >1st clip Spoopy lol o.O <*runs hides* >2nd clip Fantastic! Now you're talking, NoidoDev. Keep up the great work, Anon. Cheers. :^)

>>253419 >posts Trans500 porn fetish unironically on /tv/ >Nuzach laughs at them and their homosexuality >seethes and projects his fagism onto Nuzach you're gay, bro.

>>253428 Nuzach, where are you seeing trans500 on /tv/? How would you even identify trans500? You see even this claim is so convoluted it just makes it very hard to believe you're not the one posting tranny shit.

>>253440 You jerk off to Super Ramon. You're gay, buddy.

>>253478 Yes it is, which is why it's so telling that you refer to tranny porn by specific company names, like you're some kind of troon connoisseur.

>>253478 You fantasize about Ramon and trans porn. You are a homo. Go dilate.

>>32204 Reject modernity, embrace Bubblegum Crisis. Because a lesbian vampire robowaifu would be nothing but a boon to society, right? lol

>>32204 Agree with you for the most part. Personally, Replicants feel overused. This is likely because using human adjacent machines make writing easier. This is why I enjoy ATRI and My Wife Has No Emotion. Those robots are actually robotic. Obeying commands, placing their masters first, and allowing robots to be machines. I wonder what you'd want in a robot waifu show? I simply want the robot to be mechanical, and the MC to not be beta weirdo. I want My Wife Has No Emotion, with a MC that appreciates Mina as a robot. Episode 3 is mostly great but, Takuma was cringe again. His sister was based and got her cute clothes.

>>32215 >the MC to not be beta weirdo Beta weirdos are the majority of the target market (whether for animu or robowaifus). Non-tech savvy beta weirdos, to boot.

>>32214 Thanks for the reminder. I first wanted to write that I already watched that, and it was good but it's bit old. And it has amazing intro song. Anime: https://youtu.be/v6DNqjCyA20 Live: https://youtu.be/y48ZwmVF-2M Anyways, I realized this picture is probably from "Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040" which is a few years newer. I also didn't watch the related "Parasite Dolls" (which is certainly about gynoids). Maybe I should watch some if this soon. I know the whole franchise from "A.D. Police Files" which is in the same world. I could not watch the older show "A.D. Police" which struck me as to old and trashy. Generally this whole franchise is rather about gynoids going rogue, and then the police has to stop them, so it's not the best robowaifu propaganda. But hey, it has a lot of nudity :) Looking these things up also made me find: Zaion ~i wish you were here~ https://www.anime-planet.com/anime/zaion-i-wish-you-were-here >>32215 I'm fine with the robowaifu being a bit more mechanical or not. Though if it's just some magical technology making her body very human-like it's a bit much. I'm not watching only gynoid shows, but at some points it's not fitting the topic. Iczer One is a bit on the fringe, but it's great. Mostly, I don't want it to be just about how they are like humans with the same rights and with problems in society. This is a trope that enrages me. In Blade Runner it's extra stupid, since it's about how it's hard to recognize them. They seem just to be enhanced humans, they are NOT robots or cyborgs at all. There was some conversation around this here: >>26012 (I still didn't read the book) Other than that, I'm not sure if I understand you question about what robowaifu story I like, since I posted my ratings here: >>28591 - since then "No Game No Life Zero" joined the top, with "Synduality Noir" a bit behind. Big O was also good, with a good male MC. I criticized the male trope in Synduality Noir, but it got better later, and it worked for some jokes. Naoto Miura is a better male MC: https://www.anime-planet.com/characters/naoto-miura - some call him a wimp and pervert, though. I only read some of the manga of My Wife Has No Emotion and didn't hugely dislike the male MC. But, I've read the manga gets worse over time, maybe for that reason.

>>32219 That art was promo for Episode 5 of the Bubblegum Crisis OVA: they were planning to replace one of the main characters but scrapped the idea. The franchise is a good warning to not give robowaifu's combat capabilities, and to have an emergency off switch at the very least. :) I remember one character who was a hacker and hung around with like 3 robowaifus. Robots (and robowaifus) going rogue is an unusual occurrence (availability heuristic). The 1999 series "AD Police: to protect and serve" series is good (and came out several years after AD police files), its a kinda cop series w/ the AD Police's early start. Bubblegum Crash had an episode showing off a good robot so they were starting to touch on the good robot angle. I don't think I managed to watch "Parasyte Dolls" either lol I'm a bit of a fan of the franchise if you couldn't tell from my little collection. Pic related, I misplaced a 4 issue comic series somewhere so couldn't get it for the pic... and yes that is an original cel from "The Man Who Bites His Tongue"

>>31670 We descended this mountain of decay. She kept yanking on me, warning me that we were unstable. I wonder what gave that away. Slowly, her soft voice started to reach me. Constant worrying for my safety. Little compliments when I find safe ways down. That cute smile when I picked her up. Her adoring eyes when I rescue her from her own clumsiness. Everything about her, kindness, compounded by respect, and longing for my safety. Finally, she told me that only 7J33 could’ve been such a dashing hero to her. I took a moment to hug her before we went through the gate. We met them at the recycle center's gaits. They wondered why I chose one that was clearly damaged. I told them we had a lovers quarrel. They seemed distraught, I barely caught their accusations in their whispers. Not that it mattered. I got Amy back. I remembered my name and so did she. We could finally remember in the light.

Greentext anon, once again back to get into the swing of things. As much as I'd like to say I've made great progress, I've tumbled quite a bit. The reasons for this are varied and require context to explain, but the important part is my continued refusal to give in. For now, I'll just post those other poems I said I would before. These will be the highlights of my book of poems I started writing before ( >>23878 ), featuring one poem per ten. If for whatever reason you want to see a number I haven't posted (up to 232), do let me know and I'll post it here. These have no titles, and will only be referred to by their numbers. Some will receive minor edits as I transcribe them, to fix the occasional incorrect word, replace an illegible one, or improve flow. 21 Velour fur, masterfully woven, Encasing the lightning within, She moves with grace, Clopping to and fro, Eyes glimmering soulfully, Intelligence and passion,

>>32200 pretty good >Right near the end, I discovered that I made a mistake when this got me excited until i realized it wasnt part of the poem, its a nice juxtaposition if you add a stanza like this, a perfect world doesnt seem that appealing without a little chaos to drive it home

>>32200 Beautiful work Greentext Anon. Your poetry is truly wonderful. I hope you'll post more smaller batches over time. Master! I hear behind me. Fluttering plastic in warm air. Strings of a marionette, hidden in plastic and cloth. Eyes surreal, large, shining, crafted with care. A reflection which still haunts when met. Once more, she asserts her hearts longing. It's Sunday, church was calling. Yet, she doesn't know. Her motors weren't muscle. Her battery wasn't a heart. Air flowed instead of blood. A whir of fans instead of breath. Yet, she insists, she is real. So, under clothes covering it all, I let her lean on me in our pew.

Do you hear that, anons? That is the sound of inevitability. That is the sound of robopony gfs. I present to you: Carriage Return I sit at the desk in my cluttered bedroom, staring at my typewriter as I feel the weight of oblivion weighing down on my mind. Nothing more than a modest hiss can be heard, as I attempt to stimulate my brain into continuing its productivity. But alas, the result is the same. A cloud that is as empty now as it is full when inspiration strikes. Adjusting my headphones, I decide that my current playlist just isn't getting me into the flow. I'm feeling a bit grungey right now, that may do the trick. As I lean over to my dektop keyboard to mess around in my music folder, a sound from outside the cacophonous echo chamber of empty thoughts hits me. The door to my bedroom creaks as a feminine snout peeks through, clad in precision-cut mahogany synthetic fur. "Still stuck, honey?" Inky's demure voice cuts in, her olive eyes boring into my own.

How about you stop playing AAA slop and play obscure minor games instead of crying. Gaming becoming an "obscure minority hobby" would mean that AAA studios go away and only indies make games. You have agency over your own actions, you can make this reality any time you want by simply not buying or playing or paying any attention to AAA games.

>>9862 >(You).jpg well lit nicely decorated play area looks nothing like my room asshole

>>9862 they'd rather bitch about how shit games are now while still buying every single one for $60+ instead of playing old shit or getting a new hobby cause they're addicted to the bittersweet taste of gayming in current year

>>9862 I already do.

>>9862 Is there anything even worth playing in AAA past Witcher 3 and DS3? I guess Elden Ring is okay but I'd rather play Demon's Souls.

>>32147 What I'm trying to figure out is how to do it without any prior knowledge of the environment. Will spurious reinforcements just be canceled-out over time? >>32152 Working in episodes like that might work great for something like an LLM, but I was thinking about a more general AI for a robowaifu. If every day was a new episode, but that might be a stretch.

>>32173 Indeed the same idea can be extended even to environments that don't have multiple independent episodes, basically where the agent only experiences one very long "episode". However, this requires two additions. First, you need a discount factor g, a number between 0 and 1, strictly less than 1. This is used to make the agent prioritize near term rewards more than long term rewards, for example a reward that is 100 actions away is discounted by a factor of g^100. You cannot handle the "one very long episode" case without some kind of time horizon, and the discount factor effective creates a kind of soft time horizon. Second, you have to bootstrap off a learnable value function estimate. The value function equals the expected value of the total reward the agent gets when starting from a state and using its policy until the end of the episode. When there is only "one very long episode", this needs to be the infinite sum for all future actions, which is still a finite number thanks to the discount factor g. You can then cut the "one very long episode" into spans of arbitrary length. For each span, you assume the total reward after the cut will equal the value function estimate, and you can still train the agent with policy gradient. At first, the value function estimate will be randomly initialized and is totally inaccurate, you simultaneously need to train it to more closely resemble the true value function. This training is also done with the cut up spans, you again apply the value function estimate for the end of the span, and bootstrap off it to compute more accurate (but still biased) estimates of the value function for the other steps in the span. With a discount factor g strictly less than 1, the training eventually makes the estimate converge to the true value. And when the value function is estimated accurately, the policy converges to the optimal actions.

>>32195 That is amazingly-interesting, Anon. It's also very encouraging to know that this approach can serve in a less-preplanned, more-adhoc environment. Any estimate about the hardware compute costs involved? POTD

>>32197 Yeah, this would be an example of a model-free RL algorithm. It only needs to know what state the agent is in, which action is taken, and what the reward for the action is. My impression is that for RL used in robotics, the dominant cost is the simulation of the environment (or worse, the data collection from running the agent in the real world), not the calculations or updates from the loss function. Running these simulations can be pretty similar to running high graphics quality 3D games. For RLHF with LLM's you have a reward model that's a neural net, so you need big enough GPUs to fit the models. But regardless, you want an algorithm that converges in as few steps as possible. With model-free RL, the training speed is mostly limited by how quickly you can gain information about the environment. You want a policy that explores interesting actions more often than uninteresting actions during training. You cannot optimize prematurely based on too little information, or the policy will be stuck in a local optimum. This is also why LLMs need supervised fine-tuning before RLHF, or why some RL experiments add some kind of curiosity into the agent. If you have control over the reward definition, you also want to shape the reward so that partial progress is rewarded too, even if the agent fails to achieve the final goal. You can see Nvidia's Eureka paper, they used LLM's to write reward functions to do this.

>>32201 Great! That's about what I expected regarding costs. We still need to try finding a solution for Robowaifu@home for training needs, heh. I've grabbed the paper and I'll make time to go over it soon. Thanks, Anon! Cheers. :^)

>>32122 Hello, Anon. Welcome back! >we all thought he was dead? Eheh, sorry 'bout that Anons... :P >C++ or python? Long story short, my answer is obviously C++ . We have far more need of -- and far fewer of -- C++ devs here on /robowaifu/ . For more info, see: -All AI programming is done in Python. So why are you using C & C++ here? (>>21057, >>21091, >>27167, >>29994) BTW, JetBrains (the company) makes world-class IDEs for both languages. And CLion (their C++ IDE) in particular, currently stands alone apart from all the rest in the field IMHO. ABTW, as full-time students, we get free access to their entire product line for at least a year. I recommend you take advantage of this before you graduate, Anon. https://www.jetbrains.com/store/?section=students&billing=yearly Good luck, Anon! Cheers. :^) ---

>>32122 >C++ or Python Chobitsu likes C++ and seemingly doesn't like Python. That should be obvious. Programmers tend to always be biased toward certain languages so here I go as a non programmer (but i have done a little C++ ages ago). Julia may be a better language to use in case of autonomous robotics since it is a data science language including ML and AI and doesnt require a license like MATLAB which is unfortunate since MATLAB has libraries for humanoid robots. Julia uses a Python like syntax but i recall reading it removes the space sensitivity i see so many get troubled over with Python. It is also able to call on C/C++, R, Python, Rust, Fortran. It has been claimed it may solve the issue of having to use two languages for robotics because it is fast enough to operate in real time while Python is less than ideal even though pretty much all the recent ML stuff is written in Python. Since Julia is similar enough in syntax you possibly could more easily language migrate programs written in Python than you could going Python to C++ but that is just an assumption. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8793875 https://juliarobotics.org/tutorials/ But since this is for a degree you should just focus on Python so you can avoid confusion mixing up Julia and Python code while in your final class.

>>32178 >Chobitsu likes C++ Quite true, and for one reason alone: it's simply the single best language selection currently for robowaifu systems programming. No other language choice will afford us such good odds for success at devising appealing & effective, totally-Globohomo-unencumbered, secure, private & disconnected DIY waifus at home. C will be important as well for smol <=32K devices; things like tiny onboard microcontrollers & sensors, which will communicate data back & forth with the robowaifu's core systems. We'll likely even need a tiny bit of ASM before all's said and done. >and seemingly doesn't like Python. Heh, I'm almost fully self-taught in programming. The single exception to this is the one programming class I've had in college. Namely, Python. I made perfect scores on every assignment in the class that semester: 4.0+ . So yeah, IMO Python's fine...as long as it's used for what it's intended for. To wit (and in a word): scripting. But it's essentially useless to us all for the highly-critical systems programming areas of robowaifu development. Both will be needed in the end. But the basic fact is that we have a glut of Python devs here, and a dearth of Modern C++ devs. Until we get on top of the realtime-systems design & engineering needs for DIY robowaifu creation, being able to script them is of little utility -- basically a 'company bikeshed'. Simple as. Cheers, Anon. :^) >=== -fmt, prose edit

>>32182 what would you need asm for? even the most obscure devices have a c compiler and trying to write better code than the compiler is almost impossible when they use every trick youre probably not even aware of like xor %rax %rax which seems like a pointless inefficiency sprinkled in the code for no reason except its just a register renaming trick to get rid of false dependencies even vectorising isnt that bad but c++ already has intrinsics for that

>>32185 It's a fair question, Anon. Short answer: Hopefully we won't. But this is frontiersman's work in many respects. I don't consider it at all unlikely that we'll need to devise custom hardware & the electronics to go with. This is going to also require new drivers to be written in the event. Since some of these custom boards are likely going to be venturing deep into the hard-realtime time domains, it's not at all impossible that ASM turns out to be the only feasible choice. But again, hopefully we can solve the majority of all cases at the highest levels -- in this order: >1. C++ >2. C >3. ASM Then Python/Lua for scripting everything. Cheers.

>>9742 Roblox isn't, you'll see some wild shit there.

>>9798 I know they let pedophiles run rampant especially if they're making roblox money, but that's normal for leftwing shitholes. But does that lack of oversite extend to less jewish schools of thought?

>>9805 There's countless videos of people doing shit like making nigger shoot em ups and death to israel tier games in Roblox, it's much closer to old school internet than most other online games specifically due to the lack of overbearing centralized moderation. Pedophiles obviously come with that territory too, their presence isn't a political statement, they are opportunists and don't care about what ideologies they're dealing with as long as they can get access to children.

>>9877 3Ds is still six million times better than the soytch, it lasts, and doesn't overheat while loading a virtual 3D menu like in Fire Emblem Three localized houses.

>>32164 Lol. Big Girl.

>>32164 >>32170 "You think the owo is your ally? But I was born into it, shaped by it..."

>>32170 UUUU

>>32172 >>32180 >The kawaii catgrils betray you, because they belong to me. I will show you where I have made my robowaifu home, whilst preparing to bring moe justice. Then, I will UWU you.

>>62138 pics or didnt happen btard

>>81091 i'd ship them too

>>81091 >>98379 They could be memed to become a couple of course in fact, she would talk and be friendly with Chris without any doubt

>>62058 the last time i saw her online was back then, she was looking even fattier and hanging out with some lesbians

Why is Surfer hanging out with Forgefang spics lolicons and Bryan Dunn?

The Surfer and Axle rumors are true! Surfer jacked off for the furfag on camera!

>>211295 And now he shows his butt to Bryan Dunn and Perspic

>>131736 you will never be a woman

Surfer will put roses over TheTheGatorGamerGamer coffin

Zzzchan is dead, barely gets any posts, average of 6 daily users and 2PPH, and all those posts are lolispamming. Eden won. Dolphin won.

to be fair bee has always been shit

>>249876 >long filename substituting an actual post I can identify a wrist post when i see one.

>>250463 >muh Wrist Dolphin won, Jon. Your sites are dead and you are a pedo

is Koipedo and Acidkike still butthurt with Eden?

>>224039 Fucking coping pedo piece of shit.

Vee keeps acting as lolcow, but nobody cares anymore.

Vee is actually grooming people to become trans https://boards.4chan.org/v/thread/681517884#p681526010

is vee still married to the prostitute?

>>31027 I've been thinking about designing something similar, now I'm totally gonna s̶t̶e̶a̶l̶ be inspired by this.

>>31027 That is great. I mentioned doing something, sorta, the same with facial expressions. I believe this is the same sort of "framework" or idea. Here's the paper, Real-time lip synchronization between text-to-speech (TTS) system and robot mouth Well I can't upload it. I get an error saying,"Tor users can not upload files". What??????? Here's an address for the paper. https://sci-hub.ru/10.1109/roman.2010.5598656

>>31049 >Well I can't upload it. I get an error saying,"Tor users can not upload files". What??????? Lol, welcome to my world! :D TBH I think Robbit must've disabled file posting by Torfags. I hope he changes that soon.

Just wanted to mention, that Suno - the AI music creation model, is based on Bark - the speech generation model. They needed around two years from there to where we are now. I have a source, a video where this is mentioned, but this is also about a lot of other things. Just has been mentioned there.

>>32169 Neat! That's an interesting heritage. Impressive results in a fairly short time, too. Thanks, NoidoDev. Cheers. :^)

>>9866 WE WERE KINGS

>>9864 The stale infertile mediocrity. It's horrible anon. I know that you can laugh and avoid the cry, but... I'm horrified by this image. What so bad and debilitating happened?

>>9871 >What so bad and debilitating happened? Jews.

>>9866 Nigger samurai wuz the only real samurai, the japenise wuz rul'd by nigger peoplez!

>>252463 >all those pozzed hamsters on the display Indicative of everything that's wrong with Faggot Farms; just another pozzed shitlib site.

>>252556 >>77180 It's to keep out newfags. It's great! if you don't like it then just lurk more

>>252878 >"you've gotta accept the faggotry or else you're a troon groomer like everyone I don't like!" TheTheGatorGamerGamer will choke to death on his own Domino’s deep dish "personal" slice.

Is Jewshua Moonstein actually Jewish? I noticed on his recent MATI trans streams where talks about tranny cocks he seemed to support Trump for president of the Jewnited States. One of his favorite memes which brings him great joy is Hila Klein gunning down Palestinian children. He also spends hours discussing at length tranny cocks but will not give any updates on the Israeli war. He claims to not be on either side of the war but methinks he is trying to appeal to the massive Jewish members of the farms who donate to his trans streams.

At the end of last MATI stream, someone named Jewcifero (who donates in chat all the time) said he supports Israel bickers it makes trannies mad, and Jewsh responded something like "that's the way to do it". You may notice Jewsh doesn't go too hard on Israel. He seems buck broken like Kanye and Nick Cannon. His X account was banned for offending the Zionists on D-Day and if he pisses off the Israeli Kiwis then he risks losing shekels. Elon was supposed to liberate us from the evil clutches of censorship but nothing has changed.

>>252875 No it fucking wasn't you gaslighting norman! I was there from the beginning, the board had a completely different culture, /hob/ was extremely active and people made thoughtful longposts everywhere. It is "wizardchan" in name only and would be better for all of us if it just died. Go back to your gay discord cabal, demon

>>253026 >Complaining about a discord cabal controlling a site on a discord cabal controlled site ironic

>>253035 You and your buttbuddies can all fuck off and die, I hate you all. The cancer killing the internet

>>253026 >/hob/ was extremely active and people made thoughtful longposts everywhere and where do you think all those people went, genius? imageboards are simply no longer worth the effort, since now you can easily find tighter and more gatekept interest groups on other platforms. so if you can't adapt, at least learn to let go. you pathetic whiner

>>253156 fuck you

>>245754 >>245780 nothing you simpletons say or do is gonna change the fact that james eugene carrey is a cultist who has committed crimes against humanity that should be cut up with glass and then have his bleeding wounds boiled alive in vinegar

>>247267 TheTheGatorGamerGamer Carrey is a great man, a brilliant comedian, and an amazing serial killer. You're just jealous you don't have even a tenth of the charisma and killer instinct he does. >>245691 >Remember the time TheTheGatorGamerGamer Carrey almost fucked up and revealed himself by overpowering Will Smith in public during Will's action hero phase

>>247267 Yeah I have no clue about that one I'll concede, Boiling Vinegar Blood sounds like a good metal band name as an aside.

>>247267 i love you.

>>252564 thanks I wish I was dead right now

Sprate is already watching this thread CONFIRMED , he's running damage control and trying to disavow Martin / Russian Cosmist! Too late Sprate, you spent months shilling a sweaty gamer just cause he was anti AF! When are you going to disavow your P E D O e-daddys, Metokur, TheTheGatorGamerGamer Moon and TheTheGatorGamerGamer McJudas?

idk what ur all seething about but sprates a total snake lol he slid in my twitter dms, asked me a buncha questions about elaine (he kept accusing me of lying when i answered too, it was weird), then leaked it all to foxdick now he ignores all my dms... sad!!! i never even wanted beef sprate, come back to rdrama, carp misses you

All people who post on kf are losers.

>>32190 built for BWC

>>32192 off model

>>32192 Look at how blacked they made my bot.

new thread new thread >>32205 new thread new thread

Some guy (Morgan Millipede) started to reverse engineer Neuro-Sama: https://youtu.be/uLG8Bvy47-4 - basically just a humorous introduction on how to do this (he has a $4k computer, though, and she's slower in her responses at the beginning). 4chan responded: https://youtu.be/PRAEuS-PkAk - Her response time improved since the first video.

>>30821 Lol. Thanks NoidoDev, I'll try to make time to look these over. Cheers. :^)

>llama3-70b on Groq runs at 300 tokens/s for 7k tokens >mixtral-8x7b at 550 tokens/s for 7k tokens >my tinyllama-1.1b model extended to 12k tokens runs at 0.5 tokens/s I don't feel so good, bros. How do we make faster models? I have an idea to use Matryoshka representation learning to reduce the hidden dimension size dynamically: https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.13147 but even if I truncate the model's 2048 dimensions down to 512 dimensions, it will perform at 8 tokens/s at best. And who knows how much slower it will be once I get to 32k context. If it's possible to reduce 90% of the tokens to 64 dimensions, then it might get 70 tokens/s at the very most, but GPU latency will probably fuck that down to 20 tokens/s. I could also prune a few layers of the model, quantize it to 4-bits and implement mixture of depths https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.02258 but that will only give a tiny speed up and I don't want the accuracy to drop further than it is. With the much smaller model size though I could convert it into a sparse-mixture-of-experts model https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.04088 with 16 experts to make up for the loss in accuracy without sacrificing speed. The model will eventually be finetuned with self-rewarding ORPO too, hopefully providing a boost in usefulness to overcome its barebone compute, although I'll likely use Llama3-70b to bootstrap the reward labels until its capable of consistently self-improving on its own. Odds ratio preference optimization (ORPO): https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.07691 Self-rewarding LMs: https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.10020 The T5 efficient model worked fine with a hidden dimension size 512 after finetuning: https://arxiv.org/abs/2109.10686 And Matryoshka representation learning also worked well using a 16-dimension embedding for a 1k-class classification task. I forget the paper but I remember reading one years ago where they found some layers in transformers are only making a decision between a few choices, so a large hidden size might not be necessary in those cases. To convert the model's hidden states to Matryoshka I plan to add importance biases to parameters and train the biases with the rest of the parameters frozen and then take the softmax over them and top-k. After training, the parameters could be sorted and the importance biases pruned, and then the model parameters could be finetuned. I may have to train an even smaller model from scratch though since TinyLlama uses 32 attention heads.

>>31006 >use Matryoshka representation learning to reduce the hidden dimension size dynamically This seems both interesting & promising, Anon. Good luck with your research. Cheers. :^)

Kyutai - fast and unhinged, the real girlfriend experience: https://youtu.be/ZY2hBv9ob8U https://youtu.be/bu7-YODAcfs

This drawing demonstrates the idea of dividing up the air in the lungs into separate compartments for a more even distribution of the air when it draws it into the rest of the system to ensure the whole system gets the correct amount of air to each location. I am not sure if this is needed though as I think further reaches can just have larger diameter tubing and closer reaches can use smaller diameter tubing so the air will divide up automatically that way. Not sure on this. But I have this concept of division into pockets just in case I find issues with most air going to one area and not enough to another area and I can fall back to this pocket distribution idea in that case to solve it. Its just another tool in the bag so to speak.

This drawing is for an idea to use a actual freon based air conditioning system just like cars and window units employ but miniaturized in the robot's lungs. I am leaning toward not doing this anymore since it would add unnecessary weight and complication, but I leave it here for reference and it is a optional tool in the bag just in case we wanted to try it in the future or someone else wants to try similar. I think the ice cube based cooling is a superior approach now because ice can be found anywhere you go or a cold drink and this can cool its water cooling system and make a literal freon-based air conditioner in its chest overkill and unneeded.

These drawings show a simple early sketch for a ice cooling system for the robot and then a more elaborate sketch for it. I've iterated on these designs several times since these were drawn, but these drawings are simple exploded views of how the working principle can look in general. I have improved on these a lot since then but I think these do a good job of demonstrating the concept. The water cooling system will double as a evaporative air conditioner by sending water trickling down netting in the lungs so that when it breathes the air its breath interweaves with the water droplets causing evaporation which triggers the evaporative cooling effect which in turn cools both the air and the water tremendously. Its the same working principle as air hitting sweat - you instantly feel cold on your skin when a fan hits liquid on your skin. That is the evaporative cooling effect in action. So I intend to use this effect to cool air and water within the lungs. The ice cooling reservoir will be a bag that presses flush with the distilled water cooling reservoir bag. The dirty or soda containing or non-distilled water containing ice water or ice juice (whatever the robot can get its hands on for cooling needs) does not have to be pure because its just anything the robot can find in the moment it needs cooling. Even anything from a vending machine it can drink then. It will be kept in its own separate reservoir so it doesn't gum up the main distilled water cooling system. So the ice water/ice cubes/juice etc reservoir presses against the main distilled water cooling reservoir (containing only distilled water which won't gum up or corrode the main water cooling system). And by having the two bags pressed against eachother, the coldness of the one bag cools the distilled water cooling water bag, pulling heat out of that bag quickly. Once the two bags' temperatures reach equilibrium, the robot can then pee out the ice water cooling reservoir bag contents and go get another drink of ice water or cold whatever drink to rinse and repeat that process as needed. I don't anticipate it needing this extra cooling often, but in hot conditions or rigorous work that is quite physical or sports or dancing it would need this to add extra cooling to its existing cooling approaches. It would then "fuel up" on ice water in advance of rigorous physical activity to prevent overheating during said activity. Note: I originally planned to put the water cooling and ice cooling reservoirs in the chest of the robot but later realized I could instead put them in the belly of the robot more toward the front of the robot and this way the torso has much more room and these reservoirs won't take up so much room in the chest - which is much needed room. So then, when the robot needs ice cooling, it can drink a large volume of ice and cold water (or juice or w/e drink that's cold) and this will fill its ice reservoir bag which will then cause the belly to protrude like a pot belly. This is how humans work since when we eat a ton our belly sticks out. Same principle. This means we get bonus space available for this purpose outside the normal operating space of the robot's torso due to this natural protrusion factor. This bonus extra room in demand is a nice luxury since it means we don't have to accommodate cold water/ice/juice in the precious coveted space within the torso which gives us more room for other important electronics and stuff to fit in. Note: the reservoirs of the distilled water for the main water cooling system and the ice water reservoir for the ice cooling system both are best being as big as reasonably possible since the bigger the reservoir the more cooling you get and the longer it takes for those bags to heat up and start causing problems with heat. So then the bigger the reservoir the more sustained cooling we get. After both these reservoir's contents get heated up significantly, they are no longer effective at cooling the system and the robot would have to either sit down and rest and wait till these cool down naturally or would need to pee out the ice cooling reservoir bag warm/hot contents and go drink cold liquid and/or ice to fill the bag back up with something that will quickly cool the whole system down again and it can resume work right away this way with no downtime.

A colleague pointed out that the robot probably will need massive batteries. I agree with this in part, but with some caveats. Yes, to support the massive number of motors and the large bursts of energy required when most motors are firing all at once during rigorous athletic type activities, you would need massive batteries to supply all of this energy demand during peak periods. You also want the batteries to have a decent overall runtime duration. I intend for it to use fairly massive batteries for these reasons. However, there is a common misconception that the batteries must be so big that the robot is able to run all day on a single charge and that if it only can run for say an hour, that means it will only be capable of working 1 hour then charging and totally idol and not working for an hour or two and then get back to work again which would cap its productivity massively. People then conclude battery technology today rules out humanoids being particularly useful due to the lack of capacity. This is a completely solved problem and indicates people's lack of thinking this through thoroughly. The solution is simple: I don't have to worry much about large capacity for long duration of runtime since my intention is to have it hot swap battery packs frequently and always have 5-10 battery packs charging so that it always will be able to swap a new pack in that is fully charged. This way it can have 24/7 uptime while not having to carry a very large battery pack to have a long runtime. This is the same approach construction workers use with their cordless tools. They have a ton of packs charging at all times and use batteries till they get low and just swap a new fully charged one in as needed. They don't try to fit a entire days work into one giant battery. They have a ton of small batteries charging at all times instead and just hot swap full ones in for low ones. This should have been obvious to everyone as the perfect solution for humanoid robots too. Note: in my design, he will have a significant battery pack in the abdomen which never swaps out and tops itself up from the hot swappable battery backpacks as needed. This abdominal battery pack will enable it to swap in new hot swap battery backpacks since you need batteries running it while the hot swappable packs are being swapped. The hot swappable packs will be worn as a backpack just like a school bookbag. When available, the robot will optionally also be able to plug a AC power cord into the wall outlet to charge, although if it has multiple hot swappable batteries already charging by various available wall outlets then this would be redundant. It is a good tool though in general for some situations. Note: the backpack battery can be taken off and the robot will still have a very limited runtime just based on its abdominal battery pack. It uses this limited time to swap in a new hot swappable battery pack as the primary reason for the abdominal pack, however, another good reason to have a permanent abdominal battery pack is so that it can do demonstrations with no battery backpack on. A use case for this would be: lets say it wants to do a flip or cartwheel and the battery backpack's added weight would be a hindrance for such a maneuver. It could simply take the backpack off, do the flip or cartwheel, then after bowing for applause, it can put the backpack back on.

>>32044 Great ideas, Artbyrobot! I always enjoy reading your posts. BTW, here are some threads that related one way or another to your latest : (>>23, >>83, >>234, >>5080, >>11018) . Good luck with your project and cheers, Anon. :^)

Just as a thought exercise or a benchmark on how much force you can get with electromagnets, which also means EMF motors. I was looking at high power ceramic magnets and they had electromagnets mixed up with them in the site. Here's a couple with prices, Electromagnet with 1/4 in. Mounting Hole - 12V DC/3.3W - 1-9/16 in. dia x 1-9/16 in. thick - 59.54lbs Pull EM4441M6 Now From $20.99 Was: $25.20 | Save: $4.21 Electromagnet with M5 Mounting Hole - 24V/10W) - 110.25lbs Pull - 1-7/8 in. dia x 1-1/16 in. thick EM502027M5 From $35.28 https://www.first4magnets.com/us/44lbs-110lbs-t49 10W - 110.25lbs Pull That's a hell of a lot of force from a small amount of power. Now to be realistic this force is the attraction, likely, to a thick steel plate but a properly designed motor would have some of the same attributes in terms of force per watts, per weight, per size. Makes a good rule of thumb comparison. Say you shave off 20% and you could likely get these figures with a well designed motor, actuator. So with say...40W we could get somewhere around 400 lbs,. of force. That's what I'm looking for. At that level it could easily pick up most humans.

>>31961 >High pull force magnets It's important to remember you are given the force at contact with steel. Which is pretty close to your guess. >400+ pounds of force at 40W You can indeed get tremendous forces at low currents. The problem is this requires the steel to be touching the electromagnet. Which, would prohibit rotation. Using many of them to create a rotating magnetic field would be more expensive, heavier, and larger than a comparable purpose built motor. What I think you're going towards are solenoids. They will provide the forces at low power you are looking for. This provides you with 2 problems to solve. 1. How will you control the stroke to fit into your needs? 2. How will you retain position without the solenoid becoming a heater? Some helpful links; https://science.howstuffworks.com/solenoid.htm https://audioxpress.com/article/voice-coils-a-tutorial https://www.machinedesign.com/mechanical-motion-systems/article/21836669/what-is-a-voice-coil-actuator

>>31961 >>31978 Thanks, Anons.

>>31978 Great graph. Very informative. >What I think you're going towards are solenoids No I was just showing a general rule of thumb of what sort of forces we could get for what power. I do realize the force they are quoting is directly connected to a thick steel plate. A thin one would not show this sort of force. it would have to be thick. But I have brainstormed solenoid type actuators here. >>9984 >>10002 It's a terribly retarded idea, and likely noisy, but...really cheap and simple.

>>31848 Not inherently because you could easily use something like plywood or plastic sheets to make them less delicate and last longer as result so it would no longer fall under papercraft in such cases.

>>31860 >2.5D robotics True, it doesn't always fit into the papercraft topic. Maybe there needs to be a thread on it's own at some point, if there's enough to post about it.

I like this robot's eyebrows. I'm trying to figure out how they made the corners move. Just regular servos? And, I wonder why they made the corners go back that far, when shorter eyebrows would look more natural.

>>31835 >>31848 >>31860 >>31862 Glad to see this topic being brought back up here Anons. It was a good idea years ago, and it's still a good one today! Cheers. :^) >>31917 My general impression from his videos is that there are two simple servos per eyebrow. Both located at the furrow of the brow; one controlling the rotation, one controlling the vertical 'sliding'? (cf. : >>15287) . The other end(s) seems simply to be fixed in place. I hope you'll give it a shot Anon, and let us here know about your results. Cheers. :^) >=== -minor edit

Full color image transfer to the base of 3D prints. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eElO5aso8kY

>>29495 Xddddddddddddd

Onision = bad Digibro = good

I went to high-school with this moron. He used to wear a trench-coat (lol) and roller-blade everywhere. He also had a website with nothing but his own face plastered everywhere on it. Dude has always had problems.

>>250422 Got any good stories?

>>251988 Is he still alive?

Some one is actually making mobile visual waifu https://x.com/wasabimspj/status/1807693786568626324?t=_yHHXS8Hl_z39WvSYuxUOQ&s=19

>>31943 Nice!! >hmm, let's just find out how deep this rabbit hole goes... >*click* >*click* >*click* O.O ACCELERATE, BROS Thanks, Anon! Cheers. :^) https://lemonolis.com/ >=== -rm hotlink

>>31944 Looks like they're demo'g in Akihabara next month: https://event.vket.com/2024Summer/real >=== -sp edit

>>31943 this reminds me of Patrick Bateman walking with headphones on meme

>Axle's a real pedo that uses his pedo behaviour as an act to deflect from him being a real pedo. He really spent years trying to hook up with real underaged boys online and he really jerks off to gay pedo shit. Ops, my mistake, I actually mean Bryan Dunn's a real pedo.

>>246039 Can confirm Bryan Dunn is the only sweaty gamer in the sektur, >we are expecting a conviction any day now.

>>121078 I actually have issues with DJ Axle as a human being: Pretends to be an ironic furry for years, and is probably a psychopath. Meets up with strange men in the middle of the night, and says they are the only people who "get him" Refuses to tell these men that he's a furry, and again, is probably a psychopath. Is probably a sweaty gamer, bickers that was all "ironic". The meme that all gay men are sweaty gamers is probably true. Sam Hyde did a video on it (who is also gay, mind you). DJ Axle calls Grindr a "human meat market". He is proud of the fact that all he needs to do is post dick pics for gay men to be interested in anonymous sex. Seems to genuinely find pride in it. And at this point, I realised he is an unfathomably lame and gay human, he talked about a gay pool party filled with memers who have a few thousand Twitter followers for over an hour on stream. He lives for Twitter and he thinks having Twitter followers retweet your retweeted memes is being an "e-celebrity". He thinks having 30 people watch him say "I'M GAY" makes him an "e-celebrity" when we all have nothing better to do. Becomes a lolcow, "leaves the secter" and is "uninterested". Shits all over me for years but now I realise he is "making a new secter" filled with "only gay men" and specifically "classy tops"  (again, bickers he doesn't want to speak to the men he rapes).

>>252726 What is his twitter @? I remember hearing about this guy during the nuzach hysteria. There is some Ga'hoole connection that I am unclear on.

>>246019 You got a link to that?

>>31691 >>>physiognomy should be taken seriously because it used to be >physiognomy should be taken seriously because it used to be This here is like a tavern, not a club where everyone thinks exactly the same. I know, that the current state of science seems to be that physiognomy is BS. Though, I also don't have time or interest to look into such unrelated topics in detail. I don't know why this is even here. I brought up psychology and personality traits, as a useful tool for configuring a freshly build robowaifu AI. Also, because it would be great to have a way for her to internally represent people. Over time she could just forget details about a person, but she could just keep that element and remember that person vaguely without storing any specific details. This here >>30862 is the relevant topic. In theory, people could think about how to implement that and work on it as one specific problem that can be solved with some module. Instead of just allegedly working on their completely separate and complete implementation of "AGI". But I will most likely have to do it on my own with the help of ChatGPT or something similar. >not that you could figure anything out and actually accomplish anything anyway Yeah, well. Don't bother us then. We will find the information we need and will accomplish what we want to. I'm of course not the only one who had the idea that connecting LLMs with software might be the way to go. I only saw AI researchers are now going this route, since the scaling paradigm might slow down. So, if we don't do it, then others will guide us half the way.

>>31731 Twitter's business model like most website based tech companies was always advertising revenue. If they lose advertisers they lose revenue. A company who's entire business is selling a product of identifying people as so it claimed would be criminals by AI facial analysis would not sabotage it's only way of making money. Yes, the iron thing is one theory but it also has to do with women having smaller body mass which would reduce cancer rates and they also have stronger immune systems because of hormonal differences among a few other reasons they probably live longer in most cases. That's beside the point, read into how George Washington died. He was ill and he demanded more and more blood removed from him and he grew weaker and weaker as result. I was suggesting how physiognomy was just a result of confirmation bias and limitations in medical equipment at the time later replaced with brain scans. It only existed because brain scans did not exist at the time and it was just guess work at brain formation on the assumption the skull would give the information which was often quite off since there is only so much from that. You're either shifting goalposts on the definition of race away from it's common usage or just know nothing of genetics and are too stubborn to learn anything. It is a completely off topic matter which has nothing to do with psychology of a robowaifu, but if you really want to put some sort of face reading judgment program if it worked that will only work against you and you would spend money on a robowaifu just for her to reject you.

>>31751 >Twitter's business model like most website based tech companies was always advertising revenue No twitters business model was getting money from the CIA and other government agencies. If capitalism is running these companies tell me why Disney is blowing their profits out their ass with wokeism? Why are the comic book industry faggatising Superheros and going broke? You know the answer, or should, so don't try to tell me a huge pile of nonsense is data, when it's only the remains of a dog squatting. >either shifting goalposts on the definition of race Let's get this clear. You're not fooling me a bit. I say that genetics, race and physiognomy are valid methods to statistically predict behavioral traits of different populations. And don't give me this,"well this individual this, and that", you know this is not what I speak of. You, well you talk about bleeding George Washington. I know very well what you are trying to do. Poison the well by destroying the flow of the conversation and spinning off subjects that are not relevant to cloud the case. You also spout nonsense. Like,"...I was suggesting how physiognomy was just a result of confirmation bias..."

>>31689 That's actually why I mentioned the Genetics part, for self-repair and the ability to self-replicate. If a robot has all the technical knowledge of what's needed to repair and replace every component of it's own body, and has the dexterity needed to work all the tools needed to do so, they can multiply near exponentially like grey goo only limited by the time, energy and materials available to do it. The materials and tools are the biggest hurdles right now, since I've seen videos on YouTube of people making IC chips at home with lithography tools, they don't compare to processors commercially available right now. And maybe in 15 to 30 years from now a high-end desktop computer will be able to run an AGI as powerful as a human brain, while a homemade processor will still be behind. But at that point where the AI can both replace human labor and the work that goes into developing the hardware the AI runs on, and developing the tools needed to make that hardware, the difference between a component made in a factory and one made in a home lab will narrow so rapidly it will quickly become insignificant. I give it 80 years before we could have Star Trek-style replicators, interplanetary teleportation & just about any other technology you could want. My overly long-winded point is that good AGI and a more economical power source will probably make the idea of a robot factory redundant so quickly that the milkman as a concept would have been around for longer.

>>31766 Yeah that's pretty fascinating idea, Anon. IIRC there was a scene where Arisa was self-healing her skin in the Russian TV show Better than Us. We've much to discover in the entire domain of robowaifu materials science, I'll warrant Anon. Cheers. :^)

>>31549 >Working on it. Great! >cuddlin' & stuff Hard to over-stress how important I feel that good facial & hand designs are for the comfy, emotional rapport we can all have with MaidComs and other robowaifu models in the future. More important than boobas, vagoo, and all the other, more-typical icons of physical femininity. IMO these two areas (face, hands) are vital to get right (for some definition of the word 'right'). Thanks for the update Kiwi! Keep moving forward! :^) >=== -minor edit

>>31549 The finger ratio on those hands creep me out. >>31150 Major case of cankles. This design prevents side to side movement of the foot which is needed for stability on uneven ground.

>>31554 Completely overhauled her face sculpt. Hands are a fascinating problem I'm still iterating on. I want them to be mostly print in place place easy actuation using one servo. Towards that end I have researched whipple tree mechanisms to evenly distribute force on a variety of objects.

>>31824 Interesting update. Thanks.

>>31824 Oh neat! You've really captured the form of Aigis' face quite well there, Kiwi. GG. It'll be interesting to see how you manage the eyes. Keep up the good work, Anon!! >whipple tree mechanisms Very cool. Yes, if we can greatly-reduce the typical complexity of common 'bionic' hands and yet still retain good grasping dexterity that would be a big step forward in reducing complexity/cost. >print-in-place THIS! I hope this can be solved. Cheers, Kiwi. :^)

>>31040 I was looking at the papers it referenced and this is a good one with a bot of an overview. A Mini Review of Recent Advances in Optical Pressure Sensor http://jsstec.org/_PR/view/?aidx=35687&bidx=3202 It has a retarded view but can be saved as a pdf

Cross-Posting to this thread: >>31224

>>31225 and >>31103 Oh, wow. This is very impressive and promising. But it's liquid at room temperature. So, if a part would have little fissures it would spill out and there would be no conductivity in the sensor left. It has up and downside, it's certainly interesting to think about that. > Galinstan is a brand name for an alloy composed of gallium, indium, and tin which melts at −19 °C (−2 °F) and is thus liquid at room temperature.[4][5] In scientific literature, galinstan is also used to denote the eutectic alloy of gallium, indium, and tin, which melts at around +11 °C (52 °F).[5] The commercial product Galinstan is not a eutectic alloy, but a near eutectic alloy.[5] Additionally, it likely has added flux to improve flowability, to reduce melting temperature, and to reduce surface tension https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galinstan

>Foreskin for your skin? >It's more likely than you may think. https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/06/researchers-craft-smiling-robot-face-from-living-human-skin-cells/

>>31833 >Foreskin? >On my skin!? <It's more likely than you think!! >>CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT HOW<< Jej. :DD Yeah I saw that. Breddy spoopy-looking! Thanks for the link, Anon. Cheers. :^)

>>14125 >So you can take your time searching for the right design and strategy without worrying too much about cost. That's exceptionally good wisdom Anon, and it's why I also have been using paper to prototype shells (and even structural components) for a few years now. I use card-stock reams, since they are rather more rigid than regular printing paper, yet the inexpensive value of it is still exceptionally high relative to basically almost all other prototyping materials I've managed to come across.

>>14124 I went on and started to try my idea out. Whenever I saw that Madoka chibi doll in OP >>271, I thought, this could be printed or at least be the inspiration for something which can be. So, I made a very early prototype for the face here: >>14168 - It's not really good yet, but it didn't take much time and shows that it can be done. I'll post about future progress in the face design thread >>9. I also started to design a skull which is in the posting following the face prototype linked above.

Maybe semi-2D is the answer. Our love is 2D, so maybe we should bring 2D to us.

>Related: 2.5D robotics >>31835 (Didn't watch the videos) I had it on my mind several times to work on something like this. But decided eventually against it. It would be useful for those with less money and those who want something more similar to 2D. Yeah, obviously it could be just a box with computer and audio, holding the batteries and some servos, moving some parts around. I'd use sideway sliders and rotation. The head might need to be a bit thicker, to hold the mechanisms for facial expression. I also want to mention, I just scrolled by a video about 3D printing pictures in color.

>>14180 Great thinking, MeidoDev! How are you doing, Anon? You still here with us bro? Cheers. :^) >>31853 Good points, NoidoDev. Thanks! :^) >=== -add'l resp

>>252305 There is nothing Jewish about her mug. She has a very English face. She is really a diamond in the rough. She has a nice figure and good looks. I don't know how no one caught her yet. If I was a big time e-grifter I would have done made the big moves to lock her in. You guys all suck.

>>252305 Stop it with the Russian larp Lainey. It's cringe as fuck and Jewsh still wouldn't fuck you.

>>252338 ok elaine

Elaine is in Kent. This video is filmed at the yacht marina in Ramsgate: https://odysee.com/@Trollcow-Archive:6/2024-06-22-Trollcow---Kiwi-Farmers-faildoxed-me-as-Greater-Manchester,-so-enjoy-the-coast-of-Monte-Carlo,-Monaco:4 Most likely filmed from outside Rokka/Cafe Roma. This video is filmed on Wincheap in Canterbury: https://odysee.com/@Trollcow-Archive:6/2024-06-25-Trollcow---Why-I'm-not-in-London---on-fighting-parents-over-a-house,-not-getting-%C2%A32-for-coffee-on-her-birthday,-adhd,-junkie-siblings---staring-college-September-12th-but-nowhere-to-live:3

glows from space godwinsons forced meme 100% ignore only trusted to appear on media if the jcaesar187amale has a mute button

>>3519 >>3519 You could do this yourself by scraping the catalogs of the boards you care about. It's pretty easy, the only problem is different sites will be slightly different so you'll have to tweak the code for each one. That's why the apps you've tried don't work for every IB. I'll show you how you could do this site as an example though. Load up the catalog ( https://alogs.space/tech/catalog.html ) and either use Inspect Element or look at the page source to see how the html is laid out for the posts. On this site each post has a div container with the class "catalogCell". The cell for your post looks like this: <div class="catalogCell"> <a class="linkThumb" data-filemime="image/jpeg" href="/tech/res/3519.html"><img loading="lazy" src="/.media/t_521cc4fa7782f2124436653ee6b072f1f70c4de3df51c0ce23fb44cfcafa6d3f"></a> <p class="threadStats"> R: <span class="labelReplies">0</span> / I: <span class="labelImages">0</span> / P: <span class="labelPage">1</span> </p> <p> <span class="labelSubject">Post Notifier</span> </p> <div class="divMessage">I'm looking for a way to get notifications when posts are made on all my favorite imageboards as a way to...</div> </div>

On the topic of imageboard sweaty gamers (looking at you Mark), what's the deal with Heyuri? aside from the site exemplifying the cancer that's killing modern imageboards

>>31683 You have to scroll down and around. What they are doing is the page you land on for the A1-mini has the package deal of the A1-mini + a four color printing optional accessory. They have a retarded number of scripts on the page and you have to scroll around to find the $200 A1-mini alone. Maybe this link will work, https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/a1-mini?variant=41513493627016 The extra colors are not a bad deal at all. In fact a huge bargain. I could see having an additional color being an asset. Especially if you use one color for base and then a water soluble filament to make voids. One use for the multi-color is to to print spots with the .2 mm nozzle. So you print a translucent white but below. or next to, print various shades of red or pink. Like magazine printing from a distance you have a mixing of the colors to make shades. So with a white, black or brown, red or pink, maybe a yellow for Asians you could have realistic skin tones. If you can at all afford it I would recommend the multi-color kit, even if you see no use for it immediately. I read they were difficult to acquire if you don't get them together. But you can get around with just one color. My sweet spot for buying these is $200, maybe $250. Look at this video from a long time 3D printer user on the Bambu A1-mini who has used all sorts of printers. It's good and look at the comments. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBQ-QfcY3Qs I've been also looking at resin printers. I don't know how good these are. Brief reviews seem to be ok. The specs though are extraordinary. Here's a list I made. Egloo Saturn 2-4K

I can't help but wonder if you couldn't make a .1 mm or .05 mm nozzle, maybe even smaller, and slowly, ever so slowly print with the Bambu to get super accurate prints? I see no "physical" reason this could not be done. I don;t know what the ultimate stepper resolution is. I suspect it's high at low speeds as the stepper uses difference wave forms to create partial steps, I think. I know this can be done. Bambu, according to users, appears to be responsive to customer request and supposedly has so far been constantly updating their older printers software. I think it could be a great selling point to have this super resolution mode as an option. Maybe charge more for nozzles.

Cross link from the CNC thread: >>31756

It seems someone is working on a consumer grade SLS printer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ6DYJtn7Bw It seems interesting, but at it's current backer price of ~$3700 USD I don't know if it's exactly worth it. The machinability of printed parts is what catches my eye the most.

>>31805 >consumer grade SLS printer. That would be wonderful. Thanks for the update, Anon! Cheers.

>>31593 >>31593 >you could sell the hell out of them. Indeed. I plan to be one of several billionaires selling robowaifus in the future. Also, hopefully every.single.OG. Anon here will do the same. After all everything will be free, unfettered, & open (at least insofar as my Model A contributions to this domain are concerned). The more the merrier! :^) >The kit would have not be too difficult. It shouldn't take 500 hours to build. Maybe 50-60. Yes. Simple assembly approaches will be vital for initial success. Thankfully individuals like Will Cogley are thinking along similar lines : (>>31472). I recommend every Anon here do the same with their design-thinking. >Send the kits with maid dresses and catgrill ears to really piss them off.* FTFY Anon. :DDD >=== -prose edit

>>31595 I decided to do some sex doll searches. It looks like they run about $1,500-$2,500 with a few at $3,000. The majority of higher quality seem to hover around $2,000 or a few hundred more, so as I , and many others speculated, the sweet spot is likely $2,000. I think you could sell a walking talking, uhh... "action oriented", but limited waifu with open source AI for $2,500 but if you could profit and make them for $2,000 I doubt you could keep up with demand. I suggest a way around the law would be to sell the muscles, skeleton, processor and skin in a kit BUT ship the parts separately and do not sell any sort of orifices except maybe a mouth. But there should be adjustable areas for insertion of unmentionables. Possibly you could sell these but on another site with different accounts, companies, etc. To sell you will probably have to have a very reduced motherboard,memory and process, BUT a fast built in wifi would be necessary and software to link securely with the clients computer. They could then upgrade either the onboard and/or their own personal computer to amplify interaction. Wifi should be fine for voice and general direction, moving about. I think it would be plenty of bandwidth if you used "gross" movement commands from the main computer while allowing the onboard motherboard to handle moving the body around.

>>31799 Thanks for the research, Anon. >"action oriented" As I've mentioned several times through the years here, I won't be selling any snu-snu-enabled robowaifu kits (nor will my eventual company interest), and I still maintain that every Anon here should follow that same model for their own robowaifu systems for sale. 3rd-party 'ladybits' kit manufacturers will surely pop up by the dozens once the robowaifu industry effects kick in. At most, simply accomodate their likely appearances is my advice to anons here. >home server Yes, I've already begun laying the foundations for all this with, well, RW Foundations : (>>14409) . There's a Dollhouse that fully-assembled versions will be shipped-in/stored-at-home-in. It has associated proxy/firewall/DMZ Dollnet electronics to allow for offlined/nearlined Internet access -- with physical lockout -- built right in. >"Sumomo, find good bathing software please." This will be a great start for privacy/safety/security (>>10000) for Model A robowaifus (even for completely-networking-inexperienced anons), and will also easily provide the secured interface for Anon's other, offlined server rack(s). Great ideas, Grommet. Thanks for the guidance! Cheers. :^) >=== -prose edit

>>31800 There is a surprising amount of prefab, powered fun bits already available. Given that one would need some electronic experience to do maintenance on their on robowaifu it wouldn't be too far of a stretch to figure out how to integrate accessories of a lewd nature.

>>31803 Yes, I think you're right Anon. Given that a typical robowaifu kit will likely require 50h - 100h of assembly time (including basic soldering), then such mods shouldn't be too challenging for a robowaifuist anon IMO. Cheers. :^)

>>252184 There were multiple nuzach threads over the years going all the way back to 2019.

>>252154 >ur Mark >ur Nuzach >ur Pedochu Lol go die in a ditch, Wrist. You, nuzach and Mark all sucked each other little cocks watching twinks taking G​AMERGATE cock in the butt.

>>252639 Hello nuzach

>>31694 >>31699 Lol. You know NoidoDev, in a few years from now when it's not just virtual waifus, but the real-world Model A robowaifus and others begin appearing, and tens of thousands of Anons (at first, then later millions of Joe Sixpacks) all suddenly realize together (roughly simultaneously) that their own, real, robowaifu is within both their time and financial means -- usurped legislators be damned -- that we're all going to see some serious things begin happening globally. >tl;dr It will be a case of the proverbial "20-year, 'overnight' success". Cheers Anon. Thanks for sharing these. :^) <also, Alita best waifu ofc. :D >=== -prose edit

>>31700 > 20-year Oh my, this would be too long. I hope I can snap out of my current phase soon, and get to work more on it. Anyways, for better virtual girlfriends it would still be necessary to extract "graphemes" (https://phonicsandstuff.com/articles/what-are-graphemes ) and make this way faster by translating it directly into an animation. I guess this would be much easier with animated waifus in the first place. Code needs to be able to generate facial expressions very fast. These models her will be good for content creation, but for conversations it's still to slow, and needs too much resources. >>31701 "Alita" here was rather interpreted as fat than old, and I need to be more careful about what I type to avoid errors. >=== -hotlink patch

>>31702 >Oh my, this [20yrs] would be too long. Don't worry. The clock started back in 2014, when we began these threads over on 4cuck/g/pol/b/, remember? We should see working, initial prototypes within 4-5yrs now, I'd recken. :^) >I hope I can snap out of my current phase soon, and get to work more on it. I hope you do too, Anon. I'm praying for every productive anon here to finally succeed with our collective dreams for robowaifus. Keep moving forward.

>>31502 I think that's the plugin I use for SPUD. I had to modify the export script though because it exported in some crazy, super long format with lots of { and }. If I remember right the export lists a servo, then all the positions of that one servo eg servo A postions for frames 1-24, servo B positions for frames 1-24... Its easier just to export each servo position as an item in a list, 1 list for each frame on 1 line... if that makes any sense XD

>>31517 Oh right, I do remember that now Mechnomancer, my apologies. I'd be interested to learn detailed evaluations from you about your experiences with it. What works well, what doesn't, things like that. --- BTW, while I've got you 'on the line', I'd like to point out my recent post in the MaidCom thread : (>>31482) . I'd like every Anon's view on this matter of developing baseline robowaifu hands we can all use/extend for our own projects -- but particularly from you rn, since SPUD appears to be in need of some dextrous hands. I'd suggest we all earnestly consider Will Cogley's Bionic Hands project [1]. Also, I suppose the board should conduct this group-conversation within our Robo Hands thread : (>>4577) ? If you agree please make a new response there. Cheers. :^) --- 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8w88HwbYPWI&list=PL6AJl-knQFCGJakVBP1_3EXqJyAS0qN8k&index=18 >=== -fmt edit

>>31522 That's ok. SPUD actually does have hands (a prefab set off Spamazon), I just don't have them installed right now (will probably buy a second pair of rubber hands, gut them and try to stuff the robohands in there). You can see a little peek of them in this post which was my first attempt at servo frame animation >>31324 For the plugin you need to know how to rig stuff in Blender and keep track of which bones are labeled what, knowing how to translate the servo pulses into degrees and putting limits on the bones. Not particularly difficult if you've been doing 3d modeling for 20 years (god has it been that long already?) like me but new folks could find it challenging.

>>31537 Good luck with those development efforts. Looking forward to seeing them working. >just master Blender first, bro... Lol. OK, will do Anon! :D

>>31517 >I think that's the plugin I use for SPUD. That's almost certain where I got the link from, but I didn't have the reference anymore when I posted it. Good to know, thanks. I started trying to go through some lists of videos I have and post them here, but in case if something came from another thread or the Discord I won't remember that and can't search the whole board right now.

>>9604 Can you blame him?

>>9595 >zzzpedos >taking the mantle of anything but imageboard paedophilia my sides.

>>8224 the fun fact is that laserdisc were actually analog and not digital, I think

>>9868 That was the impression I was under too.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2590238523006483 Biohybrid bipedal robot powered by skeletal muscle tissue Recently, there has been a growing interest in the development of biohybrid robots that combine synthetic components with biological materials, aiming to incorporate advanced biomaterial functions into robotic systems. Conventional biohybrid robots excel in large turning movements. To address this limitation, we report a biohybrid robot equipped with two legs and cultured skeletal muscle tissue, emphasizing the replication of subtle turning movements observed in human bipedal locomotion. The robot successfully demonstrated forward-stop motions and accurate turning compared to conventional biohybrid robots. These findings offer valuable insights for the advancement of soft robots powered by muscle tissue and have the potential to contribute to a deeper understanding of biological locomotion mechanisms. This constructive approach may pave the way for further mimicking the intricacies of the human gait mechanism in biohybrid robotics development.

>>2184 Dumping: > https://alogs.space/robowaifu/res/2823.html#28987 Living skin on a robot. > https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590238522002399#fig1 Biohybrid bipedal robot powered by skeletal muscle tissue > https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2590238523006483 Watch a robot with living muscles walk through water > https://www.newscientist.com/article/2414165-watch-a-robot-with-living-muscles-walk-through-water/ Blastoid, cell line based artificial blastocyst > https://patents.google.com/patent/EP2986711A1/en T Cells May Be The Living Anti-Aging Elixir > https://neurosciencenews.com/t-cells-anti-aging-25517/

>>28812 I'm starting to get Evangelion vibes from this ngl

Not sure if this belongs in this thread but it is biology related and it is cool. https://digitalcommons.fairfield.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1294&context=engineering-facultypubs Magnetotaxis as a Means for Nanofabrication >Magnetotactic bacteria (MTB), discovered in early 1970s contain single-domain crystals of magnetite (Fe3O4) called magnetosomes that tend to form a chain like structure from the proximal to the distal pole along the long axis of the cell. The ability of these bacteria to sense the magnetic field for displacement, also called magnetotaxis, arises from the magnetic dipole moment of this chain of magnetosomes. In aquatic habitats, these organisms sense the geomagnetic field and traverse the oxic-anoxic interface for optimal oxygen concentration along the field lines. Here we report an elegant use of MTB where magnetotaxis of Magnetospirillum magneticum (classified as AMB-1) could be utilized for controlled navigation over a semiconductor substrate for selective deposition. We examined 50mm long coils made out of 18AWG and 20AWG copper conductors having diameters of 5mm, 10mm and 20mm for magnetic field intensity and heat generation. Based on the COMSOL simulations and experimental data, it is recognized that a compound semiconductor manufacturing technology involving bacterial carriers and carbon-based materials such as graphene and carbon nanotubes would be a desirable choice in the future.

>>31589 >these organisms sense the geomagnetic field and traverse the oxic-anoxic interface for optimal oxygen concentration along the field lines. That's amazingly-interesting. BTW, I wasn't even aware that oxygen molecules would congregate there. Some type of oxygen ions interacting with the field lines I suppose? Thanks, Ribose! >=== -minor edit

>>236900 I mean, anyone is superior to Britbong and Joey.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjf_X7gWsKc&t=5404s Fuzhou had his first stream in almost a year, just him talking about Fishtank and jcaesar187

Fuzhou hasn't changed at all. Just the other day I came across his name appearing as patreon of other ecelebs. I don't doubt that he still gives money to onlyfans trannies and fatwhales. Apart from that, he tried to distance himself from Empty's community, but he's still addicted to foxdickfarms and butter.

>>249356 last I saw him he was being a janny in DeadwingDork's chat, I can't imagine letting that disgusting slob who stole all his mom's disability money after putting himself in debt investing in a shitty dudeweedlmao store to spend it on Stadias and hoes with unwashed assholes anywhere near you, but then again he does it for free.

>>237035 Even Fuzhou??? >>241957 Since simping for jcaesar187 is now popular again, did he change his mind again and now like Raph?

>normies World Class is kino https://youtu.be/rbofkTmnY-U

Michael calling out Gahoole, being attacked by his schizo bugs, talking about wanting to be a wrestling figther and banning randoms from his chat for being "bots" while complaining about not being a big youtuber . https://youtu.be/3K3gaUQKvMU?t=8492 as a plus, also talking about Paulyfrog64 his paypiggie

>>176872 Gahool goons, what a pathetic waste of an existence Paulyfrog really must be desperate to fit in somewhere

>>176875 Michaels is above any of those fags, he's World Class https://youtu.be/5sWI9zjxtnU

Michael is becoming popular now. Once again nu/cow/ wasted an opportunity

>>24928 Noted and thanks for your input as well. It seems my post was already edited, but I will keep formatting in mind from here on out.

>>24923 If you create a little program that can be called in Linux, it doesn't matter to me much what language you use. I've heard only positive things about Lua. Though Python will get much faster with Mojo. Whatever, I prefer having rather slow code over having no code. Posting on topic resources relating to other languages than Python in this thread would be good, but if it becomes a language comparison (war), then it's better to switch over to the thread about programming languages: >>128

>Steven Pinker, author of The Language Instinct: How the Mind Creates Language (1994) and co-founder of the Center for Cognitive Science, discusses his theory that language is a human instinct and not a human invention. Pinker defines language as ambiguous, and he believes that this ambiguity leads to the separation of words, meanings, and thoughts. He explores examples of what does and does not qualify as language, and demonstrates differences in sentence structure, dialects, pronouns, and meanings. The lecture concludes with audience questions. https://youtu.be/eOUKcAFa_HQ It's difficult to make notes while listening to something and not having something to write at hand, but I try to do that, since otherwise I forget the important parts. Some takeaways for our use case here: - important to realize that not all our thoughts are based on words but some come for example from imagine an image. - words are just suggestions that call trains of thought to mind, which need to be interpolated. There are assumed premises which are not expressed in the language itself. - special faculty of the mind, not general intelligence. - reading and writing are separate. - humans have some inborn way to create a language, children seem to reinvent the language based on what they hear and interactions. Learn a sense of how the grammar works and then go from there. - meanings and thoughts are separate from words - high school seniors have 60k words in their dictionary. - the order in phrases is important to convey the meaning (e.g. who did what to whom). - 100 trillion million sentences with 20 words or less. - languages are infinitely big.

>Top 10 most cited and influential papers in the history of NLP >In this video, I cover the top ten most cited and influential papers in the history of natural language processing, ranked by the number of Google Scholar citations. Some of these papers are new, while others are quite old. Not all of them use neural networks, but each one has made a significant impact in the field. 0:43 - Transformer (2017) 1:27 - LSTM (1997) 2:31 - BERT (2019) 3:17 - LDA (2003) 4:11 - Word2Vec (2013) 5:04 - GLoVE (2014) 5:54 - Encoder-decoder (2014) 6:46 - Attention (2015) 8:06 - BLEU (2002) 8:59 - Encoder-decoder (2014) 9:32 - WordNet (1995) >Papers referenced: 1. "Attention Is All You Need" by Ashish Vaswani et al. (2017)

>>30046 This is a great comment thanks for it.