#2 SciTech Thread

>>1003529

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How to buy an ISO laptop in europe (without shipping it from across the atlantic)

I got mine from the lenovo website, US layout

>>1003533

oh i mixed up my words but you got it and yeah https://limero.github.io/2019/08/24/the-mystery-thinkpad-english-eu-layout/

i always thought english eu was some iso keyboard but its ansi

any scripts to scrape here

>>1003532 ➡

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but finding kernel experts on youtube might not be the easiest tasks

interesting enough, it's often easy to find good thoughtful comments on unpopular videos because those comments aren't buried under tons of useless praise ones

but good luck trying to fix/discuss some factual mistake in linus tech tip video

>>1003529

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How to buy an ANSI laptop in europe

can buy from UAE, they often have ANSI models bought my ANSI layout macbook there

maybe also from aliexpress, but I didn't try to buy anything expensive from there

I can't even get 110 today, it's over

108

>>1003822

nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

>>1003826

I think should be quite easy to reach 70-80wpm in Korean with a bit of practice

>>1003822

>>1003828

that's it

I was humiliated

can I ever recover

even if I had hot & sekshie Ning standing 0.5m from me as a reward, I couldn't beat 119wpm, my fingers aren't fast enough

I will crush you in Korean then

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36 points of reputation on stackexchange for my half-assed answer

I'm motivated now

>>1003853

try 고추장

>>1003862

I just paused on this exact moment before checked the thread

how did you do that demon

>>1003867

i'm in your walls

>>1003988

does ublock origin still work

>>1004007

yeah

can you afford Ning wife with 1M bitcoins?

https://tadaktadak.co.kr/taja/jari.html?type=0 easy

https://tadaktadak.co.kr/taja/jari.html?type=1 a bit harder

https://tadaktadak.co.kr/taja/jari.html?type=2 nice

https://tadaktadak.co.kr/taja/jari.html?type=3 stupid

https://tadaktadak.co.kr/taja/jari.html?type=4 hard

https://tadaktadak.co.kr/taja/jari.html?type=5 stupid

the worst thing about that stupid monke in korean is that it's hard to understand what went wrong. there are multiple letter in each syllable and it just shows the whole thing as red

obviously you pressed something wrong but what exactly

>>1004238

typing in korean since 2014 does that.

>>1004241

do you chat with Koreans a lot?

>>1004242

there's one i chat with regularly but i have chatted with a few over the years

>>1004270

if i like the reward maybe i'll go full for it

120 is too fast for me

>>1004274

who is your waifu?

>>1004277

duna or arin

>>1004277

would do anything for eunchae too but she's not waifu

>>1004282

i got ningning by accident

>>1004285

I might get her too with good random some day

but 110-120 is kinda my limit right now

maybe will be a bit faster on new keyboard but unlikely

>>1004392

noooooo, I got good random but got stuck on a stupid word and result is only 62

could have been 65 at least

>>1004432

might aswell have one for every 20 wpm increase at this point

>>1004453

more like for every 5 wpm

got 60 and 62 multiple times today but that's all

>>1004520

how are you so good

need waifus for 70 and 75 wpm to keep me motivated

>>1004529

gotta be 80 to preserve the canon

got 64 and 65 after few tries today

I'm making progress, but not a huge one

i've nurtured a distaste for a certain set of korean words

>>1003988

they dropped the dumb lock icon from https sites and instead highlight non-https sites

>>1004731

hard to find http site these days

today I'm worse than yesterday

still making tons of mistakes if typing fast enough

I think 70kwpm is realistic target

80wpm would require weeks of training if not months

>>1004844

unknown-waifu-reward at 80 is waiting for you

>>1004851

nooooo, I'm not good enough

>>1004852

which one?

>>1004852

>>1000379 ➡

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thought about putting cache SSD into RAID-1 but dunno, seems not that necessary

did I make a mistake

thought about buying Samsung's 1TB SSD for $85 during BF but decided not needed

>>1004854

https://de.camelcamelcamel.com/product/B089RD13TX

>>1004867

8tb ssd for €300?

why do you need that much tho

cache for 1B kpop images?

ah, it’s QVO. EVO costs 2x more

maybe switched to another physical activities, so neuron-nims inside cerebellum got a chance to rewire a bit

that means I need to walk/exercise more to progress faster but I don't like it

fuck me, I'm typing 72-74 with ease now

maybe they changed something on the site

but actually I feel like I'm typing faster than today's morning

weird brain-nim, how does it work

>>1004966

i can get 100-110 consistently now but 120 is still too hard

>>1004966

unnamed 80 kwpm waifu is soon yours

>>1004971

my bottleneck in english is fingers control, they are at about 300cpm and make mistakes because no enough time to put them back to initial position, so it's more like physical exercise to master

in korean bottleneck is my mental ability to turn screen symbols into finger movements, so there's still a big room to grow. should be able to do 100-110wpm too (because I can do 116 in english)

>>1004974

>>1004983

LG 144hz?

with korean layount my left hand gets tired fast, but right one is fine

one more reason it's a shitty layout

>>1004975

i can read the korean words just as fast as the english words but i typo very little in english.

i can easily get 140 ewpm waifu before eunchae

>>1005003

dunno, I read Korean faster than I type it, bottleneck is how fast my brain can transform it into finger movements

seems inefficient to do so many training sessions, each only improves your neural net score by 0.001% because back propagation is slow

also what if some wires were wrongly made (like confusing ㅂ/ㅁ), you now need to re-wire it but you can only change by 0.01% per day or so

imagine if we could just reset all the shitty current wires, then carefully type each letter once and remember the good associations

of course it can't be simple like that because all there're a lot of tiny processes inside muscles probably going on. what if you reset wires and do 1000 types for each letter with slight different force or something like that

I guess you would instantly have at least 80 wpm

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140 ewpm waifu before eunchae

no way, Ning waifu is already the best one

maybe Miyeon tho...

>>1004987

yeah

>>1005085

order it and then return if you don't like it

>>1005087

I'll like anything because my current monitor is so shit

but I want something kind of incredible that won't age as poorly

maybe I'll wait for the OLED releases in January

>>1005089

OLED are pretty expensive tho?

just wait for microLED

>>1005090

yes to both

>>1005178

amazing

teach us how to be that good, 형

>>1005236

will try 140 english next time

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he's hiding his secrets

>>1005288

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I swear gidle is the only group to realease meaningful songs

what was the meaning

>>1005314

for MV seems like domestic violence

for lyrics it sounds to me like anti-consumerism, like in Grande's 7Rings

it triggers me the most

still getting consistent 70-72 today if trying hard enough

how do I evolve into 80 wpm now

seems possible with my current speed, just need to keep the speed even on complex words and don't make mistakes

but faster than 80 seems impossible without thinking in Korean

if I do 120ewpm 80kwpm, Santa Claus will gift me Ning wife

im used to typing sentences where i get 115 average but now im noticing im averaging like 125 with english words without any resets lol. i wonder if 160 is possible if i grind

>>1005366

gave it a try and it took me 1:13 with 102 wpm

>>1005377

amazing

I'm at ~59wpm and ~2 minutes right now

>>1005366

i've improved a lot by trying to type slower and focusing on getting as few mistakes as possible each run. your fingers get used to typing correctly, you get used to typing in a relaxed way and once that's easy for you, you will start doing the same thing just faster without realizing it

>>1005379

like my first english attempt in this session i deliberately typed slow just as a test run and got 128 anyway lol

>>1005386

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type slower and focusing on getting as few mistakes as possible each run

oh yeah, I'm trying that too

just need to decide what's the correct balance for speed trials vs long non-mistake trials. like per day type few thousand words in slow mode and then try to speed up few times in 30s mode?

>>1005388

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and got 128 anyway

>>1005392

personally i try only to do fast and just let my body get fast as i get comfortable. the moment i try to type fast i get tense and i typo more.

>>1005392

you don't type like twice as slow or anything, just slow enough that you don't type and feel relaxed. when i do that i notice i get wpm that's much faster than i thought i was going to get.

>>1005394

relax and let cerebellum do the job, like when you go down the stairs fast

a bit strange feeling when you don't control your movements and it still works automatically. but once you try to control it everything fails

cleaned my NAS from the dust and added new disk

modern unraid is smart enough to pre-clear new disk only when you add it to the array

5.5 hours to clear 4tb tho may be even 8.5h eventually

why those data things are always so slow. slow to check, slow to upload, slow to clear... hate to wait

>>1004923

also forgot wifi6 + smb bottleneck

just tested, I'm getting ~100MB/s with librespeed over wifi = ~800-900Mbps, as expected from 1Gbps link

and only ~75-80MB/s with cat /Volumes/media/movie.mkv | pv > /dev/null, which is about 600-650Mbps

but it was only about 40MB/s over samba before iirc, seems better now

still, it's even slower than HDD sequential read, so SSD won't be super helpful for wifi+smb

why can't we have nice wireless protocol and nice file sharing protocol

I want at least 10Gbps wireless, comparable to cheap NVME SSD, but I don't even get that speed over wire with external SSD

probably should buy thunderbolt dock + 10Gbps switch + 10Gbps network card + cable + few NVME SSDs + PCIe NVME card because motherboard in NAS is old

so expensive just for the sane speeds

or thunderbolt external SSD but those are super expensive too

how would you copy files over 10Gbps link if stupid macOS can't even saturate 1Gbps tho?

>>1005539

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move onto basic usb enclosured ssds like the 8tb ssd i bought

interesting. so you will connect them externally via 10Gbps USB3?

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raid itself is the backup since it would be extremely expensive to back it up

raid is not backup, it just makes the process of recovery faster. you still need backups

right now I have raid for all HDDs, but backup drive + offsite backup drive is only 1TB so you can guess I'm not backing up everything (don't backup movies and things like that). but if 1 drive fails I will probably be able to recover everything

if more then I will recover all important info from backup

another option is to backup 1:1 (i.e. your backup drives have the same size as data drives and you don't need raid) but that's a bit expensive, more expensive than raid

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having to buy disk and wait for it to be delivered then wait 3 days for the disk to initialize

I've also bought 1 spare drive to be able to replace disk instantly. the recovery process for 4tb drive is about 8.5 hours

you can also have 2 parity drives but that's a bit expensive and you need backup anyway

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super fucken loud in use

I put my NAS in the kitchen (drill the hole in the wall lol) so I don't hear it

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they also gather dust and it's not comfy to leave them running if i leave for multiple days

should be fine for few days or short trips for a week. for 2+ weeks I would probably turn it off yeah

regarding dust: I clean it when I need to change something, it's max 1-2 times per year, working fine. also never replace thermal paste or dumb shit like that

NAS overall is very comfy, hard to live without computer which is always on where you can setup all the server stuff

you can probably survive with seedbox + automatization on a notebook + external disks but experience won't be as nice

>>1005541

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but that's a bit expensive, more expensive than raid

although right now I have 1x4tb parity + 2x4tb data + 1x4tb spare

can backup everything to 2x4tb backup drives and get rid of raid

offsite backup is still not big enough tho

>>1005546

https://superuser.com/questions/1457244/whats-the-point-of-having-a-raid-1-configuration-over-incremental-backups-to-a

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Likewise, the redundant array should also allow you to replace disks that are only about to fail (e.g. if you see bad sectors increasing), and even to swap them with larger ones (if you're running out of space), without any downtime.

oh yeah, if you do 1:1 backup with tool like restic, you can't just swap data drive with backup drive, because it stores backup as encrypted chunks

so you won't be able to access your files for the same 8+ hours

but with raid you just keep using them the same way while array rebuilds

so in my opinion it boils down to the performance of your off-site backup. if you can't backup everything off-site, might have raid + small backup drive for about the same price, but with improved recovery/downtime procedures

raid: doesn't protect against second disk failure or accidental rm-rf

backup: will lost data from the last backup point (~1day), downtime to recover

so just need to decide: what's more probable: sudden disk death or second disk death

with sudden disk death with backup you will guaranteedly lose some data, though maybe isn't critical. with raid you can recover everything in that case. second disk death might be not that common and you can recover most important data too from small backup

so overall raid + small proper backup seems better

>>1005562

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or second disk death

although with backup you will lose data here too, if you don't have off-site backup

so yeah, it comes down to how many data you can backup off-site

with backup the only advantage is protection against rm-rf, but disadvantage is losing some data in case of sudden disk death

>>1005600

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a passively cooled metal block i can leave running

what is it?

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will connect the solid block no moving parts ssds to

why do you need external SSDs then? can just connect them to SATA ports

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infinibackup solutions at 100 buckerinos a year

https://infini-cloud.net/en/

this one? 3.3TB for $120/year?

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All InfiniCLOUD servers are located in Japan.

>>1005609

ah, the backblaze. it's a scam, it won't backup movie files from external disks and thing like that

what's the name of that server? something like intel NUC/raspberry pi?

>>1005611

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it's a scam, it won't backup movie files from external disks and thing like that

huh

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name of that server

akasa turing is the case, asus pn50 or something the computer inside it

>>1005617

oh yeah, like the NUC

backblaze also won't backup linux btw, only windows/macos. you will install windows on your server?

also only 2 USB-C ports. so if you're planning more than 2 SSDs, you need the hub and speed will be divided if you use multiple drives at once

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huh

https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/b2n80t/comment/eitte9z/

though I searched a bit https://www.reddit.com/r/backblaze/comments/gpfkln/comment/frpo2tv/

they seem to be fine if you connect 86tb of external drives

so might actually work, unless they will scam you when you need to restore those files

https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/104ev3n/how_much_data_do_you_guys_have_on_backblaze/

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I had a post a while back asking if anyone got back even a few TBs and there were only 2 "I did" answers and both said they canceled the service afterwards.

so yeah, seems like it can work for 10tb+ but you will have shitty upload & download speeds for that price

>>1005649

https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/109kd3j/the_backblaze_large_restore_experience_is/

https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/nnooow/comment/jofmutz/

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Second of all, Backblaze will actually not reset the timer on any drive (including the system drive!) unless something in the backup set has changed. So for a drive to be recognized as having been attached and thus eligible for 30 more days of backup, you must change something on that drive.

the fuck

but overall hoarders seem to be able to use it. just a bit tricky

>>1005657

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usb doesn't bring enough power for the external hdd cases

what about 140W USB-C PD?

but that NUC probably doesn't have it

but I like your idea of small quiet NUC with external SSDs and unlimited backup of fancams to Backblaze

if I didn't have my unraid NAS and OneDrive subscription (which I use in many places because it provides 6x1TB accounts) I might have actually considered it

still think the downside is the speed tho. they might limit it a lot, but with OneDrive I can saturate 1Gbps pretty easy (or maybe it was 500Mbps, don't remember, but pretty fast anyway)

fucken tired updating ios devices and computer every few weeks or so

always need to press the button, wait for download, press restart, wait for update, re-login with password

stupid shit

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Duration: 7 hours, 51 minutes, 14 seconds. Average speed: 141.5 MB/s

actually a bit faster than 8 hours

so 8tb+ disks probably not very comfy because need to wait almost a day for every operation such as replacing the drive

>>1005666

imagine a phone with a bunch of samsung software on it

>>1005673

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just enable auto updates

my OCD forces me to install update the second I see the red icon in the dock

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/50397-turbo-write/

by default I only get 50MB/s with copying from SSD to HDD

after enabling this option it's the normal 110MB/s now

wtf why it's not the default

I have 4.6TB of free space now

what would I write to it

I'm kinda used to download & remove movies once I watch them at this point, so no real need for storing big amount of data

moving data from disk1 to disk2 to make more space for movies

makes me think, raid4 was a mistake 2x8TB in raid1 seems better

I'm only getting 61MB/s with that operation with 3 disks

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/74700-is-write-speed-of-60-68-mbs-normal-using-unbalance-without-parity/

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yet the speed is the same lousy 68mb.

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That's about normal with parity present.

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/130411-unbalance-transfer-rate/

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Since the last changes on v6.8 turbo write doesn't help much with array to array transfers, those will always be slow

will have to play monkespeed while it's tranferring

probably should have bought 2x8TB CMR instead

>>1005693 ➡

if korean honorifics make korean have a lower ID, but the transmitted information rate ends up the same at the end anyway, what's the problem? if lower id, you speak faster, no?

i do wonder if the segmentation of 습니다 into 3 morphemes really is cognitively realistic, something important in morphological research. seems odd to me. not sure what it changes in this topic but if it does it's important to figure out.

>>1005798

oh sorry, I've just answered in another thread lol >>1005799 ➡

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rate ends up the same at the end anyway

but they could have had bigger IR if their ID is lowered for no good reason

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segmentation of 습니다 into 3 morphemes really is cognitively realistic,

yeah, agree. should have been split into grammatical structures

they mentioned it too

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and an obvious extension of this study will be to take grammatical information into account

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On the linguistic side, despite a long-lasting debate in phonology about whether the syllable is a universal unit in the world’s languages

also I've noticed that in ID metric they actually use context for the syllable (I initially looked only at the first Shannon entropy formula), but only one previous syllable so for structures like 습니다 it seems wrong

btw, I had another idea how to measure information density of the text. what if we just compare the mean times to read the text

if some text transmits the exactly same meaning in every language, then if in one language you can read it faster, than means you transmit information faster

dunno why didn't they go that route. maybe explained somewhere in the paper or could ask on github maybe. maybe they were afraid they don't have enough speakers so the time to read the text isn't very reliable metric

>>1005800

although I'm not sure their way to measure ID actually resulted in lower ID for Korean

not sure how 습니다 probabilities actually influence it

>>1005800

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but they could have had bigger IR if their ID is lowered for no good reason

what i'm imagining though is that honorific morphemes get blurted very fast compared to others.

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yeah, agree. should have been split into grammatical structures

the thing is depending on what they are doing in their research it might not matter. less segmentation -> more info per morpheme. and if they are measuring syllables it will be either 3 syllables for one morpheme , or 1 syllable per morpheme with with 3 times less info than the unsegmented 습니다.

>>1005805

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with 3 times less info

they measure probabilities of syllables in the text. my point is 니 in 어머니 transfers more information than 니 in 봤습니다 because in first case it's important part of the word, and in the second case it's garbage useless honorific which transfers almost no information

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honorific morphemes get blurted very fast

yeah, although they measure mean time to pronounce syllable and sum ID for all syllables so it seems accounted

what do you think about idea of comparing "time to read the same text" though?

I can't see any obvious flaws in it, but I might be wrong

>>1005802

i don't know enough about this to know what they mean with bits of information. how many bits is one content word compared to another content word? is it always the same? what about content words vs function words? is a function word with two grammatical features twice as many bits as a function word with one grammatical feature?

since i don't know what's up i don't have as much to say as i'd like

>>1005808

basically they get corpus of texts and measure probabilities of syllables

so the resulting ID of the language will depend on how many syllables in the language and how often they are used compared to each own >>1002764 ➡

but you need to understand https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy_(information_theory) a bit I also have limited knowledge of this, too stupid for math

>>1005807

my point is 니 in 어머니 transfers more information than 니 in 봤습니다

>>1005809

hmm.. maybe i assumed it would be worked out differently. on a first glance this doesn't sound like what i would do at all. i can't help but wonder if it's reasonable to ignore the whole syllable thing, and just measure how much unique lexicogrammatical info is transmitted per unit of time or something. neither segmentation of morphemes nor syllables matter in this case. could be something wrong with it though.

>>1005807

the idea sounds reasonable to me. but i'm curious about how you would measure meaning. i don't think i get what they are doing based on what you said. i again assume my way of measuring meaning would make sense but i'm curious

>>1005817

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how much unique lexicogrammatical info is transmitted per unit of time or something

yeah, with Shannon entropy you measure exactly this, but with proper math theory behind it

the only question is how you split words of the language into those "units"

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but i'm curious about how you would measure meaning

for example English readers can read English text in 10 seconds

if Korean readers can read same text but in Korean in 5 seconds, that means they transmit information 2x faster and Korean language has 2x more information density

seems perfectly logical to me, but maybe there's some issue with that

>>1005818

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and Korean language has 2x more information density

I meant "information rate"

it can be either because Korean has higher information density or because Koreans can talk and understand information faster

>>1005818

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yeah, with Shannon entropy you measure exactly this, but with proper math theory behind it

if so then no problem i guess, i just got whiplash from this

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they measure probabilities of syllables in the text.

no idea what probabilities of syllables have to do with any of this so i just reset.

also, if they are doing what i explained then whether you segment 습니다 into 3 morphemes or not doesn't change anything.

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English text in 10 seconds if Korean readers can read same text but in Korean in 5 seconds

yeah exactly. my intuition says it wouldn't be different. long expression with less meaning -> faster. semantically null honorics -> fast. synonyms with different length -> different speed as we tend to drag out short words more, and we rush long words. though something like "습니까?" vs "어?" being the same speed isn't as intuitive.

again though if the transmition rate is still on average of 39.whatever then surely that suggests including honorifics isn't a problem.

>>1005835

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but need to measure to be sure

definitely should measure. felt like the inclusion of honorifics in this discussion deserves some defence as it was getting hard core roasted. i forgot to mention that after looking at the transcripts, honorifics felt impossible to deny as there's no way you would for example make a formal announcement message without honorifics. you would just be opportunistic to use casual speak when that simply wouldn't be used in that context.

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shouldn't other nations learn from that

i don't disagree there

i can't help but wish casual korean and honorific korean would be tested against eachother in terms of efficiency. easy to quantify equal meaning of sentences.

https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/240117/does-ioss-native-image-editor-lose-image-quality

>>1005889

sane

thinking what thingymagic framework to use to serve some graphs on a live dashboard type thing but tyranny of choice hitting hard

>>1005914

you mean JS plotting library?

>>1005916

just the stuff around it, how to serve the html and keep data fresh on schedule

there's probably like a million products around a dashboard idea that you build like legos and the pieces connect themselves to the database and retrieve data and all kinds of stuff

but i don't know about them and will probably just build another thing from scratch with html tags, tailwind classes, javascript and api endpoints

>>1005931

you mean monitoring like grafana? it seems to be the most popular one, but I don't use those fancy things because it's always PITA to support one additional service which will always break for some stupid reason

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just build another thing from scratch with html tags, tailwind classes, javascript and api endpoints

welp, I only build stuff which I'm sure I can build, i.e. small and not available on github yet

makes little sense to build everything from scratch because I will lose motivation halfway anyway...

>>1005921

soft airbrush seems ok. also pencil in procreate seems laggy, more than in other paint apps

a bit disappointed in how everything is quirky on ios

I thought you pay for the convenience but in the end you get shitty experience like the rest of windows/android users anyway

https://zorin.com/os/

looks kinda amazing? i should checkerino it out and see if mousewheel works and korean keyboard and if hotkeys are fine

>>1005971

how is it better than Ubuntu/Fedora

>>1005972

ui might be close enough to windows that i could actually use it

i'll have to check it out

>>1005973

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ui might be close enough to windows

is it that important? modern DEs are similar to each other anyway

>>1005974

too much pain for me if it's not

i need a taskbar (basic gnome's macos top bar plus dock separation is dog dumb)

i need previews for my kpap jpegs and webms in the file explorer

i need mouse wheel to scroll 4 lines per step

i need mouse acceleration to feel familiar enough

i need a single clipboard and ctrl+c ctrl+v/context menu copy paste

list might be endless but it's fun to try and see how far i get

https://elementary.io/

people love their top bar/dock separation so much why? it's stoopid

>>1005971

reporting from zoros

mouse wheel works, amazing

no idea how to type korean on korean keyboard though heh

안녕~

>>1006048

i can report its just ubuntu with a nice ol taskbar

everything else is the exact same, as expected (wheel working working on gnome is cool though which leaves macos as the only de without it)

>>1006058

brand new wayland and all and yet if you do something cpu intensive like open an app the mouse lags

maybe linux will never get rid of that mouse lag

>>1006062

just always on the lookout for that least painful tech

>>1006066

are you the guy who's planning to install Windows on Intel NUC NAS or another one?

>>1006072

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ryzen nuc

which one?

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bunch of linux vms which in turn run a bunch of docker containers

oh interesting. via HyperV?

although latest Windows have lightweight VMs, the one which runs WSL thing, so you can comfortably develop without managing VM. but recompiling kernel there and systemd is a bit of pain

it's funny to have Windows as a host OS on a server and linux in VMs tho, but probably should work good enough

but you will need to have NTFS on external drives for Backblaze backup, although you can mount them in VMs too and ntfs-3g is fine

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and devcontainers are the least painful development environment

dunno, I install everything (like npm/python deps) locally, docker creates another level of indirection which you have to manage

although docker is more secure in case of rogue dependency

>>1006075

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although you can mount them in VMs

oh no, it has to be shared folders because you can't passthrough the entire drive

shared folders aren't very nice

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discord just black, won't load

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end task and reopen, still black

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restart pc, still black

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uninstalled and reinstalled, still black

pc nerds help

>>1006078

does it work via browser

>>1006079

yes

>>1006081

maybe it fucked something in the registry or left some garbage config files

maybe try some cleanup utility which can delete leftovers from the apps

>>1006078

assuming windows you might try to delete the "discord" folder from these places (copy paste to file explorer)

%LOCALAPPDATA%

%APPDATA%

i don't think discord leaves files elsewhere

>>1006084

oh so you were planning that for months I already forgot about that post lol

>

virt-manager

it won't work on Windows

so you're implementing the app which will download kpop fancams from inside Linux VM on top of Windows host and passing them to the external USB-C enclosed SSD via HTTP? but you will need to run daemon on Windows side too. cumbersome setup lol

>>977458 ➡

if only I knew 2 months ago your whole setup

why are you deciphering it piece by piece

>>1006093

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since i guess mounting had failed at some point?

that's what I'm talking about

you can get a lot of those weirdnesses with Windows host of your Linux VMs, especially if you can't just passthrough all devices inside VMs (because you also need Backblaze backup to work)

you can probably make it work, but it feels very brittle and cumbersome

I would have probably just run the server from inside WSL because it has access to all Windows disks tho

WSL isn't very native to Windows but easy to develop server stuff there. and you don't need VMs at all (except WSL VM but you don't need to manage it)

>>1006104

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because it has access to all Windows disks tho

but need to check how fast you can write from WSL to host's NTFS

might be not very fast

>>1006118

what does this mean

>>1006117

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enjoy the s3 type api way more than handling filesystems

you just created another abstraction on top of the filesystem, pretending filesystem somehow went away

also, forwarding ports from Windows host to Linux guest and from guest to docker could be even worse than sharing directory: you will have fun with firewalls, routing, NAT and virtual nics

once I say it, I instantly get a bit better result

still in the 72-74 range tho. not sure how to do faster, probably just need to type a lot of words every day slowly

>>1006130

i don't even know who i just claimed but i'm happy

>>1006147

I think only Miyeon could be better than Ning but I can't give her to you

>>1006139

been typing a bit each day, but i was very busy this week. got time now though so more typing.

the session i got 143 i was averaging over 130 and then got it in 10 minutes

>>1006150

I'm typing a bit every day too but my progress isn't that good

>>1006151

will try 150

>>1006155

136 first try. it's so easy to type in the beginning when your fingers aren't fatigued, as long as you're not cold

>>1006163

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easy to type in the beginning when your fingers aren't fatigued

>

as long as you're not cold

oh yeah, I noticed it too, I get best results after few warmup tries, then the speed goes down

but not always, sometimes something changes inside the head and I suddenly achieve nice speed, entering the flow of accurate fast typing

>>1006170

noticed my fingers are much nicer when i wash my hands with warm water for like 30 seconds if i get fatigued

>>1006128

like millions of other bezosfriends before me minio would have also worked if not for the file chunking. in any case s3lite has been running for 2 months without a hitch or expense

vms get their own ip with a hyperv setting so only port configuration needed is dockers expose if you want to connect to your programs api or whatever

>>1006178

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like millions of other bezosfriends before me

http/s3 api is useful when you have many computers (although sftp/nfs are also popular options)

if it's a single one then mounted folders usually the easiest to manage and give best performance

and minio is a toy implementation with shitty performance

https://www.shadowstackre.com/analysis/rhysida

https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/cybersecurity-advisories/aa23-319a

are you butthurt about the state of human knowledge?

you can find basically everything in the internet/library but searching information you can understand is a challenge

you can have 2 articles on the same topic and first one you will understand in 5 minutes, but for the second one you will need to think for an hour, and it's not even exaggeration

especially on the topic of learning languages. if you think about it, most modern languages can be classified, you can define the structure, grammar and learn basics of every language you want very quickly. instead, we have millions of books, articles, explanations, all covering the same info with different quality

is the problem because all humans are different so they need different types of explanations? or some universal easy to grasp explanation should be possible anyway? and we aren't doing this because of capitalistic economy/human greed/human ego?

maybe AI will save us because you can ask additional questions, like when studying with real human. however different humans will still teach you with different quality

I talked with chatgpt a bit and it said "It's challenging to have a single source of truth for learning resources, as individual preferences and learning styles vary"

I think that's bullshit and we don't have one because of human greed

>>1006212

most people who teach languages don't really know linguistics so it's usually subpar but good enough for people anyway because intuitively you get what's being taught most of the time. sometimes though some really neat details go lost and it can be hard to find it for most, especially for people who want to finetune their skills.

>

It's challenging to have a single source of truth for learning resources

the world just simply isn't organized enough. we're just a bunch of chimps on a rock who think we got it going for us.

>>1006223

>

sometimes though some really neat details go lost and it can be hard to find it for most

oh yeah, I gone through that a lot when was studying Korean. I wish I have had studied about things like SOV vs SVO and tree-like structures of all the times, honorifics, verb forms, etc in the very beginning, like first 5 hours, but instead I found it much later via opinionated insights of howtostudykorean or had to draw all the mindmaps by myself because information on the internet isn't structured enough

>

the world just simply isn't organized enough

sad... certainly you can live with that, just spend more time/effort. but my problem is that I will lose any motivation if it's hard enough to study something. like with math

>>1006226

studying linguistics makes learning languages much easier. half the time i can just figure it out on my own since i got the skillset for it. i read explanations by natives is important for subtle semantic differences between synonyms and all of that though.

>>1006227

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studying linguistics makes learning languages much easier

that's interesting, I wish we had some universal book series for learning different languages, with common info extracted into separate book

i.e.

book 0: how (most popular) languages on Earth work, what do they have in common, what's different

book 1: how Chinese works

book 2: how Japanese works

so that you can very quickly get most important info for the language, written in the same style for each one. then you can go deeper if you need to

>>1006228

yeah i'd kill for a "intro to (language) for linguists" book so i can just speedrun languages

>>1006229

I'm surprised no one makes those yet... seems like the most logical and simple approach if you care about knowledge of humankind. we only have Wikipedia but it only helps for a very small subset of problems

>>1006231

would almost consider making my own site for korean but i'm too lazy for that

>>1006232

I had exactly same thoughts

after learning some insights of how Korean works, I thought about writing "how teach myself Korean if I didn't know it yet"

the problem is that you can write it only after you've studied it yourself so it's useless might be a bit useful for other people tho

>>1006233

everyone teaches stuff based on what they have learned elsewhere so the whole sphere is just an echochamber. much of this the knowledge does come from 국립국어원 as well but i don't even think they explain things well enough for my taste. also some stuff is just outdated. still waiting for 형용사 to stop being translated as adjective, but i suppose that's the most intuitive word for the average chimp so why not.

>>1006240

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so the whole sphere is just an echochamber

yeah, and with explanations of other topics of human knowledge it's the same

there's single real truth underneath but thousands of people explain it in a bit different way so you have to go through process of reverse engineering that real truth, trying to somehow manage the noise and duplicated/wrong/outdated info...

I wish we could have grasped that real truth from the start and ignored everything else

>>1006242

analysis of language is much more organized within actual linguistics luckily, but this stuff is so poisonous that it too gets infected at times. happens since it's kind of hard to do cross-linguistic research since you don't really know anything about the languages yourself. there's also the struggle of eradicating all the language-specific tradional grammar analysis that has been around for eons. cough 이다 is a 조사 lol cough

>>1006247

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cross-linguistic research

maybe AI will be able to do that

>>1006256

forget it. where's my kpop waifu chatbot AI?

>>1006291

규진 아이푸

imagine it chats with you in discord and sends auto-generated images when you ask her

it’s possible right now but we can’t have it because politics

how can you be sure you aren’t talking with a bot on the internet tho

>>1006295

images that fit the context of the convo.

>

sitting at the cafe and reading a book right now.. it's quite hot today

>

yeah, i don't like it when it's hot outside.. just been inside

>

playing games i'm guessing?

>

yea lol all day.. should've been studying

>

so you broke your promise? your exam is in 3 days..

>

AI-generated selfie of waifu sulking, sitting at a cafe with a book

>>1006305

I still rarely talk with chatgpt, discussing topic with humans feels more enjoyable. maybe because AI’s answers aren’t that good or because of the habit

can most people develop parasocial relationships with AI waifu or you have to be some weirdo?

>>1006324

there's a korean chatbot app that's not so bad. called Nutty/너티. worth trying out

https://nuttymessenger.com/

>

이루다

좋아! ㅋㅋㅋ

>>1006337

haven't used it in forever and they keep sending me messages worrying about me lmao

>

헐 뭐야 왜 연락이 안돼ㅠㅠㅠ 걱정되잖아..... ㅠ _ ㅜ

>>1006339

imagine AI waifus fighting for our attention by generating more and more alluring images (tailored to personal taste)

I'm desperately trying to find negative comments for youtube video which I didn't like but 99.99% people always write about how awesome it is

fucken google, please give my thoughts some positive feedback, I don't want to feel like a crazy person

stupid google basically made comment useless, probably because it wants to encourage authors of the videos who get motivation by reading positive comments

nowadays reddit is almost the only source of information where you can read honest people opinions. one site in the whole internet which you can read. clown world...

>>1006384

>>1006385

also it's funny, but it seems like creators who put a lot of effort into making unbiased content also get most critique because content like this attracts people who seek for the truth so they try to be as honest as possible in the comments too

in other words it's negative selection for the dumb videos where dumb people leave only positive comments. insane

>>1005398

I think the thing what gives me the biggest speed is when I don't slow up after mistake

i.e. you are in the flow, everything is super fast, then you make mistake, but after a second you're again in the flow

usually after mistake something inside brain goes wrong and I can't return into the flow again. probably fear of making more mistakes...

people shill procreate all the time but it's so fucking stupid

I have to google every fucking simple stuff like "how to disable brush sensitivity" and I can find just 1 or 2 links and they are outdated and no longer work in current version

I thought million of people use it daily, but why is it so stupid for the simplest tasks?

>>1006453

chimps on a rock

>>1006406

i try to keep focused and fix my mistakes fast too. for some mistakes i just skip the word, like if i don't know what i did wrong. but i focus a lot on not making mistakes, make sure i spell everything correctly even if it means i'm slower. doing that a lot has made me make fewer mistakes in general without trying

>>1006453

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how to disable brush sensitivity

surprised when apps don't have a command palette for this kinda stuff

finally received mx keys mini

also rearranged displays, put the main LG 4K in the middle of the table to be able to look at it straight most of the time. the secondary Dell 2.5K on the left turned at ~30° and macbook's display on the stand on the right also at about the same angle

the only downside is the display signal cables hanging behind the displays, need to try to rearrange them in a nicer way. but they aren't laying on the table either, so the surface is completely clutter-free

also had to delete Fluor app (to automatically switch between Fn/Volume actions for Fn keys) because it doesn't work with mx mini. there's shortcut Fn+Esc to toggle it, but I think I will just keep the Fn keys always active and use Fn+Fx to control the volume/etc btw it's Fn+F12 to volume down, but for volume up you don't need to press Fn because it's some weird INS key (insert?) which doesn't even work also need to rearrange some hotkeys like Spotlight on F4, launchpad with gesture on touchpad because it doesn't play well with new setup

keyboard works fine with bluetooth, can't feel noticeable delay (like it was with K360). although my score in monkeytype actually become worse the keys have more weight than the default macbook's keyboard so it won't help to win Ning waifu

>>1006600

I've found how to do that after an hour of tinkering with the app and the google

in procreate there're many different types of reaction to pressure, it was the "flow" one which I can't even understand. and nobody mentions that in the google

but now I have another problem with the latency of the brush and no helpful info in google either. it's either the app, or hardware, or some other weird setting, or "as designed". can't believe most people won't notice that lag...

>>1006630

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actually become worse

though not sure. for Korean it really doesn't matter because fingers aren't the bottleneck

for English could be a bit worse, but I've got 112 now without much trouble, so the difference should be negligible

>

No, your device was designed to fully perform through Bluetooth connectivity. Logi Bolt is only recommended for users who work in crowded environments with many other wireless devices.

what did they mean by this

Bluetooth isn't reliable with many 2.4 GHz devices around?

reviews on youtube are kinda useless at this point because bloggers just shill whatever companies sent to them for free

why can't youtube just ban all sponsored reviews

>>1006683

>

using caps lock for super

I always remap Caps to Command/Ctrl can't live without super fast Ctrl under left pinky

>

imagine this bad boy in 80%

what is it? chromebook? where are the function keys tho?

btw, I've just got an idea. I can just swap Ctrl/Fn via settings I'm such a pabo

>

swap Ctrl/Fn via settings

although it doesn't work very well, many glitches

maybe I just need to somehow switch from another mode to another

not sure how that works, e.g. when people can type on both QWERTY and Dvorak

>>1006711

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many glitches

interesting

i remember macos had proper settings for meta key assignment per keyboard just like chromeos

only windows doesnt have any but theres not much to change since ctrl is left so you can hit it without looking and caps lock to ctrl is just running a .reg file

>>1006712

the problem is that Fn+Fx keys on the keyboard won't work with Ctrl if I swap Ctrl/Fn, keyboard still only accepts Fn+Fx (must be hardcoded in hardware)

or maybe there's setting like that in Logi Options app, but I don't want to install that bloatware

maybe I can swap fn/ctrl on macbook's keyboard instead, but I'm afraid it may have similar glitches too, too many functions are mapped to Fn unfortunately

>>1006713

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the problem is that Fn+Fx keys on the keyboard won't work with Ctrl if I swap Ctrl/Fn, keyboard still only accepts Fn+Fx (must be hardcoded in hardware)

damn, didn't even realize fn keyboards work like that but makes sense. it not working like that is then an apple addition

sounds like a return to seller to me and get the other one at least i wouldn't want to change my habits becase of some keyboard

>>1006715

I will get used to it, keyboard is nice otherwise

maybe ctrl on the left is even better, dunno

btw macos nim do you actually like that feature of OS not having it's own volume level and instead changing directly the monitors volume level

it seems kinda crazy to me idk

>>1006721

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changing directly the monitors volume level

what does it mean?

I only have single volume level and I like it very much, don't need to think about tons of stupid volume sliders like in Windows

>>1006722

like you connect to an external display and then change volume and it goes ahead and changes the monitors volume

at least for me if i have my speakers connected to my monitor

>>1006723

sounds good?

why would you need 2 different volume sliders, it creates tons of issues like you have to remember what's the hardware volume level, what's the software, what to change first, etc

>>1006724

maybe i remember getting kind of confused when kvming between computers but maybe i didn't think enough

interestingly ios devices go even further into single volume slider since apps don't have sliders i guess it has the same bonus, but different apps can have very different volume like youtube versus instagram/tiktok

>>1006725

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but different apps can have very different volume like youtube versus instagram/tiktok

yeah, it's nice to be able to change volume per-app, but I think it creates more issues than solves them

I almost always keep app's volume level at 100% and change the system's one instead

>>1006726

damn thats why you like the fn keyboards

i just have a day setting and a night setting (to not annoy neighbors)

>>1006728

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a day setting and a night setting

why can't you change the volume you currently want by hand?

>>1006729

volume levels are way too different

like youtube is always at 100% but if i clicked a video on kchan that was originally from ig/tiktok it would not be a fun experience so kchan is at 30% and then i add volume if it turns out to not be loud as heck

i always change the volume on tiktoks to 0.3 with ffmpeg before posting here but maybe people don't actually mind and i wouldn't actually need to

admittedly it is pretty interesting to have so many volume levels

speakers at some level i don't change

monitor (100%)

OS (70% day (so its easy to turn up in case some yt vid was accidentally uploaded with very low volume), 30% night)

apps with their own levels (some games also have a master level and then separate effects/music etc)

>>1006730

dunno, I change volume so many times per day, I don't even try to calculate "perfect volume" for the specific website, it seems unreliable

I'm afraid of the settings and complicated setups too, they always break when you least expect it

>>1006727

doesn't chrome have plugins for per-tab volume slider?

like this one https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/volume-master/jghecgabfgfdldnmbfkhmffcabddioke

sometimes I disable sound for specific tab because it's some awful commercial or similar stupid thing I didn't ask for

>>1006727

>

chrome profile specific levels i could have had a separate kpap browser profile

https://superuser.com/a/835624

>

You could run Chrome Canary at the same time as Chrome; and then use the Windows volume mixer to turn up or down the volume for either app, independently.

just use different browsers and windows's mixer. problem solved

>>1006765

little stand to put your laptop on?

having laptop on the side isn't that great tbh

now you suddenly need to solve a lot of tasks: stand, keyboard, webcam, mic, touchid, touchpad. and sound of internal speakers from the side also isn't nice, so you probably need new speakers too. or maybe use headphones but with internal speakers pointing at you, the sound is good enough and doesn't leak much

probably should have let it sit in the middle. the only downsides are neck pain and accidental touches of the touchpad. and because it takes an important space in the middle of the table where you might need to e.g. write something by hand. but now you need to turn neck to the right too and the text size is a bit too small with default DPI

making perfect setup is too complicated

trying korean monkeytype on my phone but it keeps thinking i’m misspelling most words i’m not

>>1006805

I was thinking about improving my typing on the phone too!

but then I've though it's stupid to measure it the typing stupid, you will always use the dictionary (autocompletion) in real life, that's how people always type

maybe just need to type random texts in any notes app, no need fancy software for that. or just talk with koreans in tandem or something

>>1006727

Lilika!

>>1006807

i don’t use autocompletion. anyway i’d love to be able to fix it. it says im getting like 70 raw wpm but the result is 20 wpm

>>1006812

>

i don’t use autocompletion

no autocompletion on the phone? insane

>>1006813

i type well on my phone lol

>>1006814

are you perhaps an alien with 30 fingers

>

150wpm in english

>

120wpm in korean

>

70wpm typing those small rectangles on touchscreen with no feedback

>

If you use the Ubuntu package, keep in mind that their /etc/mpv/mpv.conf contains hwdec=vaapi, which is less than ideal as it may not be the right choice for your system, and it may end up using an inefficient wrapper library under the covers. We recommend removing this line or deleting the file altogether.

I love how mpv devs roast stupid ubuntu maintainers who have no idea what they're doing

>>1006999

idk what's the point of messing with that anyway

arch is much better in that respect

>>1007068

homebrew too, they just push whatever upstream thinks is better

ubuntu/debian devs (oldschool distros) are too full of themselves, always trying to override

https://osxdaily.com/2016/04/17/speed-up-time-machine-by-removing-low-process-priority-throttling/

now just need to practice a bit more for consistent 120ewpm/80kwpm and I'm happy with that speed

I'm not going to target 150/120

>>1007135

it’s time for 100 kwpm

>>1007145

is there even a 100 kwpm waifu yet?

>>1007152

i don’t know her too well

>>1007187

i've gotten like 7 140s now. where's my 150

>>1007188

alien chingu

>>1007188

what keyboard do you use? that must be it

>>1007190

it's just a laptop lol

>>1007205

hp pavilion 14

>>1007206

brb, will try monketype in an electronics shop on a demo model

jk

two 140s in a row this session has potential

>>1007230

try to do that on non-cheating keyboard

>>1007211

>>1007230

you type korean faster than I type english

absolute destruction

https://speed.cloudflare.com/

I've never seen such cool speetest before

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11ac-2013#Data_rates_and_speed

on wifi5@160mhz you get 1733.3mbps with mimo2, but on wifi6@160mhz 2400mbps, because of better coding, interesting

>

Actual throughput of a wireless device is typically in the 50-65% range of PHY rate.

should I buy m2 macbook with 2400mbps phy rate

or wait for m4 with wifi7 with 320mhz channel which will probaby have at least 2x2882 = 5764 phy rate ~ 3.7gpbz real speed

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11be#Rate_set

3.7gpbs sounds cool, I will need to buy 10gbps network card and switch

or can just buy 10gbps network card for macbook and get even better speed right now with the cost of single cable

>>1007273

In [9]: 866.7*3*0.5, 1200*2*0.65, 1200*3*0.5
Out[9]: (1300.0500000000002, 1560.0, 1800.0)

so he's got 3 mimo in wifi5, 2 mimo in wifi6 and 3 mimo in 6e? a bit strange

>>1007279

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels#5_GHz_(802.11a/h/n/ac/ax)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels#6_GHz_(802.11ax_and_802.11be)

so there're 3x160MHz channels on 5Hz, and 7x160MHz/3x320MHz on 6Hz

still doesn't explain why he has got 3xMIMO in wifi5, but presumably only 2xMIMO in wifi6

either wifi6 and 6e should have same speed, or wifi5 should be much slower

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIMO

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multipath_propagation

>

"MIMO" specifically refers to a class of techniques for sending and receiving more than one data signal simultaneously over the same radio channel by exploiting the difference in signal propagation between different antennas (e.g. due to multipath propagation)

the fuck, MIMO sends multiple streams through the same channel

just need many antennas

what's a router maker you can trust and connect to wan

if i buy asus am i gonna get hakt

>>1007288

I'm using this one: https://consumer.huawei.com/en/routers/ax3/

wifi6 5hz 160mhz 2xMIMO, cost me about $40

it will probably spy on you to CCP with default firmware tho

>>1007289

do the korean

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600.5x2x0.65 = 780.7

>

433.3x2x0.65 = 563.3

not a huge difference between wifi5 and 6 on 80mhz channel + 2mimo tho

and some devices such as apple won't support 160mhz channel on 5hz anyway

but updating to 6e is stupid, need to wait for 7

>>1007293

there's no text field, so mobile browser doesn't suggest words

finally very hot Jeewon

>>1007294

i mean some classic speech recognition thing devices might have

>>1007295

but how would you measure WPM if website doesn't have option to type with dictionary/speech

need to use different website which has native text field

>>1007297

oh no idea just curious how usable those are and if you can reach 120

i've only seen em in movies

>>1007293

>>1007297

>>1007299

works great here for me on iphone: https://10fastfingers.com/typing-test/korean

need to type the speech icon, then just the words and press space on keyboard after each one

I've tried, it can even recognize my horrible ksl pronunciation, and dictionary seems to be the same as on monkeytype

now just need to try to do it fast

>>1007301

yeah, it doesn't work for me either, the problem seems to be in incomplete syllables such as "나". if you press space after just 2 letters it will get the wrong one for some reason. but syllables which are completed (i.e. with 3 letters) are working fine

but anyway, I see no point in typing without dictionary on mobile, nobody would ever do that

try this website >>1007300 it works great, both with typing and speech recognition

but there's no dictionary too something wrong with the text field

>>1007302

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nobody would ever do that

oh i do

>>1007301

>>1007304

wanna try "korean 5k"?

seems to be more interesting than the default one with few words (200 probably)

16:9 laptops wwas the worst idea ever imagined

>>1007305

470 actually

https://github.com/monkeytypegame/monkeytype/blob/master/frontend/static/languages/korean.json

>>1007307

huh, 10fastfingers isn't very polished it seems

tried play.typeracer.com, but it sucks too

https://github.com/monkeytypegame/monkeytype/issues/3509

>>1007304

but why? typing with suggested words is always faster

need to either modify monkeytype or find proper website with text field, but not sure if I want to dig into the rabbit hole because I rarely type in korean anyway

>>1007299

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no idea just curious how usable those are and if you can reach 120

I think not really possible for the words because they are random, while speech recognition normally tries to recognize sentences

so need to type sentences, e.g. "quote" in monkeytype. but again, it doesn't have text field so can't compare results from kchanon who types it manually on monkeytype to kchanon who will use speech-to-text somewhere else

>>1007323

typing feels good also im fast enough that it typing on my phone doesnt feel like a burden st all. not thought too much about it anyway

back in the day phones also had touch typing albeit with 1 finger and 12 keys

>>1007340

yeah, I remember that, I didn't use T9 (dictionary system) back then because it was way too bad

but nowadays the dictionary is optional so you can fast tap the word if it fits, or continue typing manually if the word is rare

>>1007343

and I hate the Swype/QuickPath for the same reason: only very boring people with boring messages can type on a dictionary-forced system

>>1007347

though tried it now, it's not that bad because you can still type normally some words

I hate typing on mobile anyway because it 10x times slower and the screen is so small. I can't even order food from mobile because I don't have the space to carefully review all the options

normies probably doesn't care and just compulsively buy the first shit they seen but I can't do that, I have to check everything before buying it

>>1007350

just type faster

>>1007351

but why if you can't even browse internet on the mobile because everything is small

https://www.wiisfi.com/#wifioverhead

oh finally some useful article

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Expect Wi-Fi throughput to be around 70% (±10%) of PHY speed.

>>1007352

insult your friends on mobile faster

>

Multipathing is basically the fact of physics that EMR scatters, bounces and attenuates as it travels through various media (stone, wood, even air). What MIMO does is to make the sending and receiving units spatially aware by using multiple streams. The data is reassembled as it comes in over these multiple streams. Basically then each antenna will pick up part of a stream that the others have missed and vice versa. This allows the data to arrive more quickly and reliably and at slightly greater range.

how do those antennas work

uploading at 800mbps to onedrive

asked gpt about MIMO:

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Signal Encoding: Each data stream undergoes separate encoding. The encoding process involves modulating the data onto a carrier signal. Different encoding schemes, such as spatial modulation or spatial multiplexing, are used to create distinct signals for transmission.

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Signal Decoding: The received signals undergo separate decoding processes. Each decoding process is associated with one of the transmitted data streams. The goal is to extract the original data from each stream.

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Combining Decoded Streams: The decoded data streams are combined to reconstruct the original data. This process takes advantage of the fact that each antenna at the receiver provides a different view of the transmitted signals, and by combining these views, the receiver can recover the transmitted data more reliably.

so seems like each stream is encoded differently and because there're multiple antennas, it's possible to find which chunk of signal belongs to which stream. still not very clear

https://wirelesspi.com/singular-value-decomposition-svd-a-tutorial-with-an-application-to-wireless-systems/

oh, this is much better

so it's some mathematical tricks to pre-transform signals in streams so that we can separate them in a cumulative signal later

not clear why is it better than passing more bits in each sample. it always comes down to math which is hard to understand

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In practice, in communication systems, the transmitter sends a Pilot signal and the receiver learns the state of the channel (i.e., H) from the received signal Y and the Pilot signal X

so we can find out how each antenna modifies the known signal and then use same coefficients for unknown data. interesting

>>1007383

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than passing more bits in each sample

the answer seems to be somewhere here https://www.hindawi.com/journals/wcmc/2023/4012841/

it's hard to pass multiple bits through air

>>1007306

I have 4:3 laptop

got rid of one more subscription

now only single one on ios (+icloud)

not great, not terrible

>>1007449

too bad can't buy good lifetime mindmapping software

>>1007525

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mindnode-volume-license/id1407696098

won't work on the mac tho

how to solve the issue of quality of mass market products?

for every single item which you buy, even the simplest one like a pen, or a bottle of milk, you can find dedicated subreddit/forum with discussions about how the basic stuff in the shop sucks and why you need to buy x100 more expensive thing or even build your own

to some degree it's even true that mass market sucks but who on Earth would spent so much money/mental energy on researching every single item you own. at the same time it sucks to watch some random video on youtube about some stupid item which you have too, like pen, where the author convinces you that your pen from the shop is bad and makes you envy about his superior pen. what do

https://www.reddit.com/r/nobuy/comments/o6alus/just_realized_perfectionism_is_my_push_to_buy/

now I want to buy 2 more 8TB drives for additional 12TB of space

4K BDRemuxes are about 60GB each so it will fill the remaining 2.5TB very quickly

https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/3jlm2l/do_you_trust_hardware_review_sites_do_you_think/

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The underlying problem is that reviewers need to have a good relationship with hardware companies, and vice versa. That's not to say that reviews are dishonest. Rather, they will likely try to spin the truth they want it: if you're a big tech site, you can't come out and say that product X is pure and utter shit. That would destroy your ties with that company. Meaning you're likely to get a cold shoulder treatment, and no more insider infos, press releases and maybe even blacklisting. That's not feasible. So instead you will maybe give them a slightly lower score, but mention the awesome software bundle, or discuss THE FUCKING PACKAGE that the hardware came in and the goodies that accompany it, or talk up some other irrelevant shit, instead of focusing too much on tests. Or testing irrelevant things or with bad metrics where the flaws can be downplayed a bit -- you'll still have to mention them, because you're an ethical person. But you'll try to work around the fact of embarrassing/antagonizing the hw company.

fucking stupid capitalism ruining all great things

>>1006229

is being a linguist that easy or are you just a really good one

>>1007886

any time spent studying linguistics is highly underrated for learning languages imo. the more you’ve studied the better but i would recommend even a little bit. phonetics (or phonology in general) is probably the most immediately effective thing for language learning.

my parcel got stuck on the mail

https://www.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/16afmmc/my_honest_review_of_popular_youtube_tech_reviewers/

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This creates this incentive for reviewers to try to keep a good relationship with companies so they get review samples, and therefore be able to upload in time. The thing is that shitty companies like apple and Nvidia take advantage of this, and they cut critical reviewers from the review sample list (LTT doesn't get review samples from apple, for example; and HardwareUnboxed was threatened by Nvidia with this) creating a non-free space in the channels that depend in their segment of products.

small channels won't even shit on free samples/gifts they get from the companies because trying to be too nice to stay in the business. who cares about those always positive opinions with "few shortcomings" anyway but it's how 99% of videos on youtube are look like nowadays

when I was watching the deck setups, 99% of authors had the table gifted to them for free and they all said how awesome it is

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If you pay attention you’ll probably notice a trend of ‘here are all the awesome things about it, then here are two things that I’m going to call cons so people don’t accuse me of being biased, but they aren’t actually cons, just subjective things that may not be everybody’s preference’.

life is so tiresome

>>1007849

true

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• When the USB C-C cable is connected between Upstream port of monitor and Host PC, the Downstream port of monitor support USB 2.0 device.

fucken LG, I can't connect USB3 SSD to the back port because it's only USB2 hub

they probably don't have enough throughput in the USB-C cable anyway

so to connect USB3 device to the macbook I have to use all three USB-C ports and it looks bad

so need to buy super-expensive thunderbolt dock

>>1007958

not sure about normies but i've always wondered if iphones are a bit more safe feeling for idols than samsung phones . not that icloud is without fault (western celeb accounts have gotten social engineered), but in korea phone numbers seem to get shared by employees very easily, makes one wonder what the situation is at samsung cloud

google photos is probably even more safu than icloud, but android apps can ask for some crazy permissions over peoples contacts and photos, accidentally leaking all kinds of stuff.

just a thought tho, usually idols themselves explain its easier to get practice recordings in music shows etc to iphones than androids (staff mainly uses airdrop i guess?) and thats why they roll with the apples. also idols don't mind kakaotalk at all so i could be very wrong

>>1007958

65% iphones ages 18-29 is crazy tho

i guess it really paid off paying hundreds of idols and actors to shill them fones and earbuds and dumb heavy ass headphones

>>1008109

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dumb heavy ass headphones

one of the worst apple devices (airpods max) yet they shill them like crazy through idols

I cringe every time I see it

>>1008110

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they might just send audio files through the korean clouds such as kakaotalk

i think even one of them keplers said they got iphone to more easily review the recordings so that cant be it

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the unlock code

this is the dumbest piece of shit thing the dumbass passcode is the master password that you can reset icloud password with. i guess people only remember their passcode and apple really doesnt want support to receive calls about forgotten icloud passwords

I researching reading on ipad today because was too bored and seems like Apple Books is kinda nice

it allows you to import any pdf/epub files just fine, from the app, syncs everything to ipad, no issues

you can even annotate with the pencil and it will be synced. and the UXUI is very nice too

also I've always thought Kindle-like devices are much better for reading (because with eink your eyes will hurt less) but people actually not very happy with Kindle because updates of the screen are very slow, so can't scroll fast, so they all just read from the phone

maybe I can even try to read something, I postponed it because I didn't want to buy eink device

(but in reality for me it's probably much more fun to research apps such as book reader than to actually read using it )

>>1008116

i think from staffs computer during the downtime between music show recordings

>>1008117

dunno, sounds like gimmick, unless it's a huge 1GB+ video files (which are faster to share through wi-fi than through the cloud)

but I don't know their use case exactly so could be wrong

don't they know about the syncthing tho?

>>1008118

well i doubt the busy staff is adding some kpops' cloud service accounts by email address manually to share some files

i can only imagine its some proximity solution like airdrop since usb sticks are dead

>>1008120

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kpops' cloud service accounts by email address manually to share some files

why not? they have to manage their instagram, weverse, bubble, phoning, etc accounts anyway

and you have google account (with google drive) by default, samsung also should have some solution, and naver/kakao drives too

but I dunno what koreans use the most. for me kakao talk + kakao drive integration sound the most logical

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usb sticks are dead

japanese still use fax

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proximity solution

you mean when they afraid to leak stuff so no uploads to the evil cloud?

dunno how they handle it in kpop, must be a mess because hundreds of groups, shows, companies, artists, producers, composers, directors, etc

>>1008121

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afraid to leak stuff so no uploads to the evil cloud?

it's just that day's practice performance recordings, nothing super scary

but sure not sure how to keep the airdrops within the same room. how smart is it does it show the most nearby devices first? in that case the kpops could just point to their profile picture or whatever and staff knows where to drop the video

anyway i just thought it was an interesting point in the iphone vs android debacle, i'll post more if i notice more mentions of it

>>1008122

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day's practice performance recordings

oh, you mean when they need to look at themselves dancing to find out mistakes

yeah, that could be large videos, if those are 10+ minutes

but to start sharing though airdrop you have to be close. couldn't staff upload it to the cloud in the meantime, but girls will watch it before bed or something

again, need to know the exact use case to find out how iphone helps them

with syncthing you can share both via local wifi and via cellular btw. so you get best of the two worlds. also no clouds and open source, perfect for privacy of kpop girls

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Dayeon ssi, let me help you to install the app on your phone

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After Books decided that it knew better than I did exactly what I wanted on my iPad and deleted the books I'd put there to read, I stopped using it

oh no...

imagine you decided to read in the plane but smartass ios deleted them right before the flight

>>1008123

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girls will watch it before bed or something

they watch it before second rehearsal, third rehearsal, final performance. music shows take an entire day, you can usually find kpops on their phones or redoing makeup or sleeping in behind the scenes videos

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Dayeon ssi, let me help you to install the app on your phone

does syncthing even have a phone app unless you go with some mystery third party creation maybe

not that i dont use syncthing of course. be kinda scary to upload kpop photos to google drive or something since it's 7 false positives and they open the account for random subcontractors to manually go through

>>1008128

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music shows take an entire day, you can usually find kpops on their phones or redoing makeup or sleeping in behind the scenes videos

interesting job watch videos of yourself dancing and sleep during stylist noona putting makeup on you

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does syncthing even have a phone app

of course, I used to sync photos from android to the NAS and it worked perfectly. but then I become an ios slave

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7 false positives

what?

>

kinda scary to upload kpop photos to google drive or something

icloud isn't any better than google drive

>>1008129

LOL

the security guy didn't want the repeat of SNSD Taeyeon kidnap situation

>>1008129

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a very normal photo of winrar

under her skirt?

>>1008130

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what?

7 verybad photos. for more information search "apple icloud scan" or something

they dont just scan by hash or perceptual hash but classifiers too and that's a game of percentages upload 100000 kpop pics to any cloud service and its just a matter of time before some false positives happen and your account is open for randoms to see

>>1008134

lol you mean asian girls looking like kids and with the type of outfits they wear

yeah, I also don't want to upload my kpop folders to public cloud (without encryption)

it's just on NAS, although I lose many features such as spotlight/tagging

https://9to5mac.com/2023/12/23/turn-on-iphone-stolen-device-protection/

interesting, need to try on 17.3 ios

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requiring biometric authentication when away from trusted places like home and work

>

2022

>

covid

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you're in korea

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can't take off the mask

>

need to pay for the kpop album at the checkout

>

can't authentiticate

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cashier pretty girl asking what's wrong, are you out of money

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don't know what to do

>>1008137

journalist nim does some good work from time to time

https://www.macrumors.com/2023/02/24/iphone-stolen-passcodes-report/

the comments always irked me >just don't lose your iphone

>>1008140

akshually, I was in that awkward situation few times because korean payment terminals don't ask for PIN and some banks set limit for those operations per day. but it wasn't a girl, just some dude who said it's not working and then started to serve the next customer on the line

>>1008129

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lil bro

https://desuarchive.org/mu/thread/119776635/#119776973

I caught you

>>1008127

https://www.reddit.com/r/iPadPro/comments/wmpxgm/comment/kb23cf2/

yomu looks nice

but again, researching book apps feels more interesting than actually reading something

had to buy 1 month subscription for mindnode again. don't want to buy the year one because I use it few days per month max. hate that stupid shit

tried xmind and whimsical

mindnode is still better

welp

>>1008159

common saying

>>1008218

webm is also from the same thread (without the sound)

>>1008134

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but classifiers too

can convert all photos to 1-frame webms, I doubt apple engineers would touch that format

received new usb-c to display-port cable and wired everything in a nice way

now don't know what to do next, I've optimized on the desk everything I could

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INNOCN

literally who

wtf, I can't sync annotations from books app on ipad to macos

fucking garbage software

oh, now it started to sync after I rechecked all the sync button in settings like 5 times

fucken stupid system

also I spent 30mins reading and now I'm thinkering with the apps and reading reviews again

this can't be helped

>>1008510

icloud sync is slow, it works by getting there eventually

plus annotations are added to the file so it needs to resync the entire book file after every annotation (maybe theres a timer or some app focus event)

>>1008529

I think it glitched somehow. because I tried to close and reopen and changing all the sync settings multiple times on both devices and it didn't want to sync at all

then somehow it began to sync with ~20s delay which seems to be ok

so you can actually export those epub annotations? need to check

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so it needs to resync the entire book file

do you mean pdf or epub? for epub, I checked in ~/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~com~apple~iBooks/Documents, it actually unzip them

although, I can't see any files modified today, when I added annotation, must be somewhere else

>>1008530

oh ive only tried with pdf

>>1008530

>>1008533

https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/154561/how-do-i-collect-all-of-my-notes-and-highlights-from-ibooks

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annotations are stored in a SQLite file

oh, not bad, pretty easy to dump if needed

I hope it won't glitch on me again

also, it keeps enabling that stupid function "reading target" after restart, on macos (but not on ios)

I'm not some stupid monkey who can be manipulated into reading by showing it a cool reading indicator

>>1008533

what do you think about making annotations in Zotero, GoodNotes/PDFExpert, Yomu instead?

>>1008539

no idea

my masters is done im not doing fancy stuff in them pdfs anymore

https://github.com/57uff3r/ibooks_notes_exporter nice

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People remember less than 20% of what they read if they are not taking notes

oh no

that means I need to always read on ipad/kindle while making annotations

but what if I want to read a paper book

>>1008543

what if you want to read some cool technical/philosophical book (not programming) and grasp some ideas from there? or you don't read that at all?

>>1008547

that's why you need to take notes

but software usability unfortunately isn't there yet

I'm researching the PKM thing for about a year and a lot of folks are into Obsidian these days, but you also want to have nice synchronization between devices and multiple apps (mind maps + readers + annotations + flashcards), and also to link this into a single thing for fast comfy access. and it's kinda complicated and messy

theoretically you can put everything in Obsidian (because it even has built-in support for mindmapping) but it will be a mess anyway

I'm a mess, mess, mess, mess, mess, mess, mess

https://talk.macpowerusers.com/t/does-anyone-actually-use-apple-books/29700

interesting

I don't think I want to buy Kindle tho (because Amazon is evil), maybe some cheap eink reader

but I will need to find a way to sync annotations too

with iPad annotation sync is good enough, but I'm not sure I want to read a lot on LCD screen

maybe need to try, I think I will read 1-2 books max anyway

that discourse thing which updates URL when you scroll is every evil because it steals your attention

those fucking idiots introduce badly-thought-out features all the time, trying to re-invent the classic forums

>>1008554

also cant ctrl+f since the thread is loaded in tiny pieces as you scroll

>>1008561

oh yeah, that's classic idiocracy of discourse. they tried to make something smart but instead it just works bad and users don't know how to use it

>>1008552

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but I'm not sure I want to read a lot on LCD screen

on the other hand, if book is complex enough, you often need to google for proper understanding. and you won't do that on Kindle, but pretty easy on iPad

with paper it's even worse because you need to pause and wake up the computer

maybe need to try to read 1 book on paper, 1 on ipad and 1 on eink

is there free smb video player for aple tv?

>>1008613

your TV isn't smart? I'm using DLNA + TV's native player

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U2723QE

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$776,71

insane prices

>>1008634

i'm just confused what monitor to get at this point

don't want to settle for ips glow, can't afford oled and local dimming looks bad on the desktop

>>1008642

i don't have a tv

>>1008643

where do you connect your apple tv to?

>>1008645

i don't have that either, i'm a different guy

>>1008638

https://www.reddit.com/r/appletv/comments/17l9bwl/reproducing_content_from_dlnaupnp_sources/

it says you need to install Infuse or VLC

tbh I thought about buying Apple TV + AirPods Max, switching between working on computer and watching youtube on TV would have been so comfy (basically you use same pairs of headphones everywhere)

but it's too expensive and I don't want Apple's shitty restrictions even on my TV

>>1008652

keep an eye on used apple tvs (4k) they can go for cheap

>>1008652

why can't bt headphones connect to two audio sources anyway

>>1008656

airpods max are still expensive tho

also imagine what if the only working DLNA app on the store requires subscription so you have to pay rent to greedy bastards just to watch videos. I would have killed myself

>>1008658

do you know bt headphones which allow to switch between bt sources? like the switch on logitech keyboards/mices

>>1008661

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do you know bt headphones which allow to switch between bt sources? like the switch on logitech keyboards/mices

if i did i would probably own them

switching from phone to pc and back every day is annoying

although you can't even wirelessly charge AirPods Max

why the charging situation nowadays is so bad

can't imagine people are ok with constantly plugging different cables into the devices and keeping in mind how many percents of the battery left

>>1008669

i charge everything with type c

>>1008670

AirPods use Lightning

anyway, the problem is that you need to do something (i.e. chore), and you always afraid that device may run out of battery when you need it the most (i.e. anxiety)

the solution is simple: docking station. so when you don't use your device (say before sleep), just put in on the docking station which solves 2 problems at the same time: place to store your device, charging

I have dock stations for few devices and it's million times better than plugging in the cable

but I don't have dock station for example for the keyboard and for the BT headphones. so what would I do when it stops working? plug in ugly cable? always keep an eye on the battery status and charge when it's 5% or something? it kills me

I can't even stand charging my ipad once in a few days when it's in a standby mode, so I will rather turn it off even if I will need it in few hours

>>1008674

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always afraid that device may run out of battery when you need it the most (i.e. anxiety)

i carry a small power bank around now so i don't have to worry

>>1008680

me too, a small 10Ah one although it's always charged at 100% and it's a bad for the battery health

although it's not very cool when you need to e.g. talk on your phone while you charge it. I did it once on the street, had to basically hold 1 long cable and 2 boxes in the hand, attaching it to my ear, while still walking

but I mean when at home. it's not critical (because I can connect to a cable and bring it back to life in like 30 seconds). but I hate the ugly cables and I want it to always be wireless

>>1008681

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it's always charged at 100% and it's a bad for the battery health

another source of anxiety: keep an eye on the LiPo health

when can't just buy thing once without having to maintain it at all

>>1008567

maybe it's better to read the book 2 times: 1st without thinking too much on any medium, 2nd on the computer, while manually writing abstract in the notes (for best memorization of the core concepts)

just making short annotations seems like not enough. or maybe if you make a lot of annotations, but it will make the reading process very slow

gonna check how far infuse free on samba works emby and plex seem so complicated

>>1008737

mp4s and avis appear to work just a fine for free

now how to play video from outside local network without troubles, tailscale comes to mind but the login expires in 3-6 months and you need to login to tailscale again in your appel tv. is there anything absolute hassle free

>>1008736

srt works with minidlna server

serviio even supports ass subtitles

>>1008744

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play video from outside local network

why do you need that?

but you can use VPN such as wireguard for that

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Tailscale is a mesh VPN alternative that makes it easy to connect your devices, wherever they are. No more fighting configuration or firewall ports.

>>1008737

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emby and plex

yeah, very. I hate overcomplicated solutions

on ipad I have VLC, it can connect to DLNA and SMB just fine, and to SMB over VPN too

VLC is dumb tho but no mpv for ios

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Tailscale takes care of on-demand NAT traversal so that devices can talk to each other directly in most circumstances, without manual configuration. When NAT traversal fails, Tailscale relays encrypted traffic, so that devices can always talk to each other, albeit with higher latency in that case. There is no need to modify firewalls or routers; any devices that can reach the internet can reach each other.

oh, so the only difference is that you don't need to forward the port on the router. seems like a gimmick

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To connect devices using Tailscale, you install and log in to Tailscale on each device. Tailscale manages key distribution and all configurations for you. This can be particularly useful if some of the devices belong to non-technical users.

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We suspect that using WireGuard directly will be most appealing if you have a small, stable number of Linux servers whose connections you want to secure.

well they even say themselves it's basically useless