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soon

iphone scam

>>1792
Nice slop, it somehow suits the phone

becareful u can crack it

>>1792
>chennai

>>1785 (OP)
okay yes

>>1785 (OP)
Thank you, I guess

>>1785 (OP)
no problem bro

wait what

>>1778 (OP)
GOOD MORNING

>>1775 (OP)
He would shit, piss, and cum.

>Transsexuals should be used as a human sacrifice – chosen because they are the most beautiful of all men – in order to enhance male virility for the future.

>They are placed, completely naked, on a platform with their heads facing forward, and then decapitated by guillotine.

>The purpose of a transsexual (or eunuch) is to validate the offspring; therefore, he is used as a sacrificial offering to the gods, seeking to ensure the general well-being of the population through his death and to promote a renewed sexual virility linked to a larger penis. This is the perfect human sacrifice, since a larger penis increases the chances of conception by getting closer to the cervix. A transsexual with a small penis is in the service of the superior male, and his sacrificial death constitutes the very definition of love and sacrifice.

>>1776
>He would shit, piss, and cum
Pretty sure he did that without AI...
sage

>>1775 (OP)
Who gives a fuck about junkies opinion.

>>1775 (OP)
he goon or he create evil AI like AM

Actually based. In most countries schools and college are more business than education

>>1768 (OP)
china best country

>>1786
commies

>>1800
nazis

Current government in a nutshell

>>1763 (OP)
serr stop

>>1763 (OP)
He can see them. It's them. They are there.

Schizo just like Biden

>>1751 (OP)
op is cooking

I'm cooked

i need to cook

>>1765
and it's a beautiful day, fren

serr stop, its gey

>>1770
Human sacrifice is a beautiful part of human design. It was used in past societies all across the globe. It was to reinvigorate the dominant male's virility and reestablish cultural conformity.

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me next!

>>1737 (OP)
bro i love this baby

>>1737 (OP)
rock is this true?

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>>1734 (OP)
ouch, really stupid

>>1714 (OP)
literally who?

>>1742
I opened this thread just to type that

wha tis this shit ai generated people

spam thread I guess

>>1714 (OP)
no

G

G

>>1754
E

>>1708 (OP)
R?

>>1771
YES

The video you just posted.

>>1707 (OP)
human achievement

>>1703 (OP)
the japanese board?

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I found this place on 4/g/ some days ago, I hope more people find out about it.

I'm here since this wasn't even called 5chan, it was really bad at the beginning, but it's working great and fast now. Welcome!

Wait it just showed ai moderation? Isn't /b/ supposed to be like less moderated or is it the same with all boards?

>>1701
whenever i see it, i assume is to prevent blatant spam or referral links

Devs came up with this captcha thing to avoid spam because the original site before 5chan was constantly spammed by bots or bad actors posting scat and porn. But yeah, we need more people around here

>>1701
it is less moderated. here on /b/, this AI moderation challenge i've designed (it's a combination of a cheap classifier by default, a low reasoning model, and a big model when needed) should let all posts should go through, except for those that obviously shouldn't, i.e. illegal stuff, spam, scams, etc. I can double check manually and fine-tune it if needed.
if the AI doesn't let a post through, it can't outright delete it, it just sends it to mod queue, where human mods (me and a few others) can decide to let it through or delete it. this is different user experience than 4chan, but I think it works well.
>>1705
correct
>>1710
yeah we used to have captchas, and we saw in real time the moment when cheap LLMs became smart enough to break them, iirc it was 2024. that was crazy. we should've documented it somewhere, writing a blog post or something, but the project sucked optics-wise. i wonder how many sites still uses captchas today, they can all be bypassed apparently.

>>1700 (OP)
>only thing that matters now is to make the site more liveable
to achieve that, I think we need to let users create boards seamlessly from within this site. i'm working on that right now. a new major version is coming soon with board creation on web. users will also be able to submit their boards to directories, like https://5chan.app/b/directory, and vote for them with 5chan Pass (also coming soon). this should be fun, we should start seeing a lot more boards created by users, maybe even customized to some degree, and also i'll index them on https://5archive.org (which powers /search/ too).
until then, this is just slow/boring 4chan, so i'm not surprised it's not growing yet. the killer feature should be to create your own board, which you can already do technically, via cli and PRs, but it's too hard for non-devs, for now.