/robowaifu/ - DIY Robot Wives

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Why not both, Anon?  :D

1337 h4xX04'g of some sweet robowaifu networking protocols!!  :DD

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Anon exposes the insidious character of r*stroons and the ((( reason$$$ ))) they are being so insistent on replacing perfectly-functional code (written in ISO standard C & C++, primarily) with their Globohomo-controlled, proprietary language r*st.
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These people are evil. Their agendas are evil. They are being directly-funded by Globohomo-kikes, and the entire point of this overarching, longterm glownigger gayop is to remove the ability of anyone to write provably-safe, secure code outside the reach of their rat-claws to corrupt at the drop of a "Shut it down!" dime. Simple as.
>tl;dr
If they really cared about safety, then why aren't they crybully'g for everyone to use Ada (the highly-vetted, ISO-standard, safety-first language) instead? After all, the aerospace industry (& others) already have nearly 100% use of Ada flight-control software onboard these vehicles today. Really makes you think...  :^)

Be nice to see the site back. p.

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Time to start packing it up here, lads!

Head here, Anon:
>>>  https://alogs.space/robowaifu/  <<<

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Robi has restored the ~270 media files from my last BUMP archive, which constituted (most of) the files that were still missing. Since this is the primary reason we've continued lingering here till now (waiting on this restoration), it's time to return home.

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We still are waiting on me to do some work on BUMP to fully archive trash/robowaifu/ , and then we'll migrate those threads over to alogs/robowaifu/ in due time (hopefully around the beginning of next week or so).

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>bump for deepfreeze mode on

>>55 (OP) 
Regarding https://alogs.space/robowaifu/res/37822.html#q37827
The correct spelling of the filtered link is: https://rentry.org/vcewo

Thank you!

>>993
>https://rentry.org/vcewo
Got it, Mate. Let's try to patch this up.

I'm working on an update to the AI manual.

@Chobitsu, I deleted one of the Galatea threads because all the files were dead from before, so now you have room to put Galatea v3 as a separate thread.

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>>978
>@Chobitsu, I deleted one of the Galatea threads because all the files were dead from before,
Yeah, sorry about that, I missed about a day & a half's worth of posts there at the end. OTOH, Robi's working on his 'repost-regen thumbs' to manage that wonky behavior of Lynxchan code. Once he's implemented that, then we'd be able to just repost a file (on a special hidden board for just this purpose) to restore any missing images.

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But yes! Thanks for making room, Anon. Typically, we'd keep a single thread (till it hits bump-limit/autosage) for a given project. In the future, we'll likely merge together threads that are related together, just to free up more thread count.

>tl;dr
We're all good for now, but glad to see you're considering our needs as a /robowaifu/ board. Thanks, GreerTech! Cheers.  :^)

>>979
Don't apologize, it was lost in a previous data loss, not from this one.

>Typically, we'd keep a single thread (till it hits bump-limit/autosage) for a given project. In the future, we'll likely merge together threads that are related together, just to free up more thread count.
For Galatea v3.0, I intend to crawl along one version at time, ex. 3.0, 3.0.1, 3.0.2, both to save resources on my websites, and on /robowaifu/. I also want to focus on software, to add more functionality to the base design.

>>980
>Don't apologize, it was lost in a previous data loss, not from this one.
Oh, I see what you mean now (I just saw the thread on Alogs). So, Robi's 'regen' addon I mentioned would have fixed those missing files/thumbs as well, if they were reposted. It's a weird issue with Lynxchan that was only really discovered by Alogs relatively-recently.

>I also want to focus on software, to add more functionality to the base design.
Great! My apologies, I'm not much of a Python guy ATM, so I probably can't help much there (yet! But I'll actually be working on creating Python APIs for robowaifus in the future... stay tuned.  :^)

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Text + Thumbnail Archive of /robowaifu/
https://files.catbox.moe/rmlgl3.zip

Text + Thumbnail Archive of /robowaifu/
(3-12-25)
To use, unzip and click index.html
https://files.catbox.moe/o8529b.zip

>>54
Your work on these backups is much-appreciated, Anon. Cheers.

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>>975
>Thanks for saving the PDF! 
Y/w! Remember 1984 bro...

>I'm passionate about tensegrity and want to help others.
Same. I'm just too ignorant about how to assemble these things ATM though -- seems complicated! How the heck do you build something like that with just two hands!?  :D

>Any estimates for when this thread will be moved?
As I related (cf. >>970 ) the plan is about a week from now.
a)  I need to do a modest rewrite on BUMP, but circumstances are stalling that rn.
b)  Robi will need to complete his BUMP-to-Lynxchan importer scripting first as well.

Since these are both indeterminate-timeframe imperatives, it's tough to pin down rn. Hopefully my estimate will come off... we'll see!  :^)

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>>976
I could copy pasta everything over post by post. Shouldn't take long as there's only 20 something posts to move. 
>Thread budget
We have some threads past page 18 which are deprecated and almost all information had been posted in newer threads. I wouldn't mind deleting these old threads. Nothing of value beyond nostalgia will be lost.

>>983
>repost by hand
That'd be wonderful! I suggest you lock the thread here on Trash, once you've completed it.  :^)

>old breads rm'g/merge'g
Understood. We don't need to have a council on it just yet, but let's us three please keep the topic in mind. Cheers, Kiwi.  :^)

>>984
I forgot my login here. Could you please lock this thread?

>>985
Sure!

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I'd suggest you email Trashmin, and he'll help you out.

somerandomguy at rape dot lol

>>959
Please try to log in again on Alogs, gta. Let's see if you have access now.

>>964
It works now, I've confirmed my privileges by editing one of my posts in the meta thread.

>>968
Great! I'll tick this one off the list then. Cheers.  :^)

>>949
>Linkedin, Glassdoor, or Indeed
>high-paying
This is very far outside my price range.

>Fiverr, Upwork
Those seem much more along my price range. Thanks.

>>973
>Those seem much more along my price range. Thanks.
You're very welcome Anon.

> (systems-software -related : >>730 )

>via learncpp.com
Here's a straightforward example of testing what C++ standard your compiler is currently using, directly inside your code:

> read_cpp_standard.cpp :
/* minimal build & run:

 g++ read_cpp_standard.cpp -std=c++14 -o read_std && ./read_std

*/

#include <algorithm>
#include <iostream>
#include <map>
#include <string>

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>>936

I admit I don't really know much about AI or programming, so what I'm about to say is probably redundant.

Recently I was thinking about themed characters making puns and wordplay based on their theme. Six degrees of separation (which I guess would be a semantic network) was the first thing that came to mind on making the AI pick words more closely related to their theme. This could be extended to include similarities in syllable structure for some puns, like a dog-girl being more likely to use the word "rough" or "roughly" because it sounds like "ruff" which is closely related to "dog".

But I don't know how a system would work that allows the AI to come up with new words. By that I mean anything from a terrible catgirl pun "pawful" as a conjunction of "paw" and "awful", but also the way humans reuse or combine words to make new ones when they can't or don't think to look-up if it exists already. The first example of this I think of is was a little girl who didn't know the word "died", but seemed to know what death and ghosts were said "his ghost fell out" when someone died. Although it might be a better example to say when people put "-ish" when approximating something.

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>>974
Yes, these are all interesting questions, Anon. IMO (while ultimately programming solutions will be needed for the 'rubber to meet the road') for the moment at least, this is more of a Cognitive (or even a Philosophy) robowaifu topic (cf. https://alogs.space/robowaifu/res/24783.html#24783 ) I'd think. Cheers, Anon.  :^)

How to do Call to Action [1] without being cheesy or chintzy about it all? This sort of mindless NPC programming & control is effective for a significant portion of normalfag cattle (and is therefore intrinsically valuable to marketeers), but is a definite turnoff to myself (and -- I suspect -- to other Anons as well). I'll go out of my way to avoid an organization in the marketplace that I feel is pressuring me unduly.

However since it's somewhat effective, how can we capitalize on it's useful aspects without also engaging in the commonplace mindless, kikeish, trashy manipulations at the same time?
>tl;dr
Respect Anons/Joe-Sixpacks as men, yet urge them to act to obtain their robowaifu all the same.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_to_action_%28marketing%29

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>>951
The most important thing to know about Call to Action is that it really only works on people who are already predisposed to agree with you, for one reason or another.
The way you catch their attention is by succinctly pointing the agreeable cause and/or objective.
The people who are most likely to actually "answer" the call are the people who agree the most, or who like the caller the most.
If you want to cast a wider net, the simplest method is to lower the bar for action, so it's easier to answer.

>without manipulation
Not possible.
Marketing, propaganda, and manipulation are endemic to eachother, there is no method to alienate one from the others because they all have the same goal:
Making people think the things you want them to think, and do the things you want them to do.

That being said, avoiding being a kike about it is easy: Just don't act to the detriment of the people you're selling ideas to.

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>>954
>The most important thing to know about Call to Action is that it really only works on people who are already predisposed to agree with you, for one reason or another.
Great! Thanks for that reminder, Anon.

>Making people think the things you want them to think, and do the things you want them to do.
Ughh. Seems distasteful, but logically-speaking this is clearly the truth of the matter. Hmm...  :/
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>That being said, avoiding being a kike about it is easy: Just don't act to the detriment of the people you're selling ideas to.
Perfect. That really captures that topic in a nutshell!  :D

And since this entire /robowaifu/ IB adventure has been a literal opus of sorts on the amazing benefits robowaifus can/will provide to their Masters/society-at-large... that's an easy dunk! Cheers, fren.  :^)

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We don't have a business thread here on Trash ATM, so I'll just drop this here instead:
https://asymmetric.pro/chance-favors-the-prepared-mind/

Carpe that old Diem, Anon!

>>951
Call to action on a website is simple, just have a "download here" button, preferably with a lot of details, ex. "Galatea v3.0.1 3D Printing Files".

For an advertisement tagline, it can be as simple as "Build her today!", "The cure for loneliness", "Always there to support you", etc...

>>928
>>943
The simplest solution just seems to be machining a plastic lens to go over an existing flatscreen display.

>>932
Cute >_< I love the expressions :D

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>>947
if you know where I can buy one I'd be more than happy to try it

>>943
>Mechnomancer will know about curved screen faces
Expensive and not really worth it imo

>>948
And the best part is adding more expressions is easy as making the graphics and naming them.

>>947
>machining a plastic lens to go over an existing flatscreen display.
Yeah, that's an intredasting idea Anon. Also, it can double as a magnifying glass to use with tiny smol robowaifu faces (cf. Brazil [1985])!  :D

>>950
>Expensive and not really worth it imo
Eheh, point taken Mechnomancer. OTOH, I want to at least try it for myself! (with & without)  :^)

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>>932
Awesome!

>>943
Yes exactly. Pics related.

>>947
The guy making a real life Cyn from Murder Drones used to have a flat display in a head (he now has a curved one)