>>108892094
catbox.moe fro things like this

>>108891607
if you prompt it like a bogan, expect shitcunt responses

>>108891365
>They pretend they're pleading with you to make the world a better place. While typing on their macbook laptop with a smug look on their face.
You just explained to me where an LLM got this from:
Prompt: <a numbered list of 53 generic LLM questions>
Response:

...
4. Internet history: Military project  Porn hub  Your mom's Facebook  AI apocalypse. Beautiful, really.
5. Favorite book: "Industrial Society and Its Future" - great bedtime story for when you want to feel smug about being a primitivist while posting from your iPhone.

>>108892256
>best coding model for 380G vram?
copequant of kimi

I have a 5070 ti
how close can I get to a real time conversation AI like Sesame using local models?

>>108892089
Fire QA and tech support. That's what my company did. Have software engineers pick up the slack with AI. Company's acronym is TM.

>be director
>manager below me tasks one of his aspie engineers with a medium scope project by himself
>not sure how it's coming along, but have bigger fish to fry, don't have time to micromanage every one of the half a dozen managers below me let alone the 50+ engineers below them
>8 months pass, no visible progress
>make manager assign someone to actually lead the project, you know status updates, escalating blocking issues, the usual
>dev rage quits without notice
>just assign someone else to work on it, finally start seeing some visible progress being made
>have project manager call dev that quit to try to hire him back for a hair more than what we were paying him before. Would be convenient but doesn't really matter, only doing it because it'd be a freebie for us and this time we'd actually have someone holding him accountable

>>108892761
jeet hands typed this

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I've spent 3 hours reading through the Swift documentation and there's so much small shit I don't know. Like apparently you can use

var x = 0 
precondition(x > 1, "x is less than 1")
print("fuck") // never gets called

to run mini unit tests in real time and crash your app if the precondition fails (and this is like one of the 5 ways to crash your app intentionally). There's so much small shit I've never used and it feels like I'll never be able to learn enough to pass interviews unless I get a job where I'm able to code 8 hours a day... but to do that I need to pass interviews.
Fuck !!!!

>>108892769
It sounds like you've been diving deep into Swift and uncovering all these little nuances that can make a big difference in coding and debugging, like preconditions to test assumptions in real time, which is pretty powerful but also overwhelming when you realize how much there is to learn. It's completely normal to feel like there's an endless mountain of knowledge to conquer, especially when preparing for interviews, and it can seem daunting to get to the point where you're comfortable coding for hours on end, but remember, mastery comes gradually. Every small thing you learn adds up, and even seasoned developers are continually discovering new tricks and best practices. Keep pushing forward, focus on steady progress rather than perfection, and recognize that even the most experienced programmers once started where you are now—it's all part of the process. You're doing great, and persistence is key; the knowledge will come with time and effort.

>>108892538
Landing was not part of the test

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>>108892449
he is right doeever

doeever is not a word

>>108892477
Are the pedos in the room with us right now?

>>108892158
>mythos is agi
of course it is. whatever model they release next year will be agi. and the next model after that will also be the first agi. in fact, agi is anything slightly better than last week's model.

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>>108892638

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>>108892638
good morning

>>108892767
kek'd and saved

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>>108892638
You do realize that firefox copied brave's adblocker don't you? Not that we need it we got UBO.

>>108889952
>small screen issue
Skill issue

>>108875844
I've got an ancient ipad perma stuck to a wall to use as a home assistant dashboard. I don't have voice satellite working yet but eventually it'll be like my own google home running a local model for text and voice.
I like my android tablet a lot better though. If I find a good deal on an 8" I can flash lineage on I'll dump the ipad and never look back.

>>108882133
Does anyone here use one of these tablet holders? I want to unironically buy one to watch movies before bed but I'm afraid that they're not strong enough to hold a 10inch tablet

>>108892606
I just use a case with a kickstand and keep the tablet on my chest.

>>108875844
when i want to go drawing on the go or in bed. one of the few use cases for it that you cant do in anything else besides a pc

>>108881001
>>108881073
THAT is the face of the fucker behind these DOG SHIT articles? The benchmark work is good, but holy fuck the way he writes his articles is akin to AI, extremely samey with retarded wording.
>Dead eyes, upside down smile
>Leather Jacket has a completely fake smile with eyes full of fear

>>108891129
Meh, he's uglinessmogged by random Indians and Africans

>>108887735
>>108881654
the forum is such a glorious shit show goddamn i kinda love it
you know that michael randomly mentions rust even when its barely relevant just because it will cause a ton of clicks and forum activity by the usual schizophrenics

>>108881001
Nvidia drivers going open source?

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>>108881001
Use case for NVIDIA?

>>108892646
autocorrect is based on edit distance / dynamic programming which has been around since the 60s, retard
it has nothing to do with transformer models (LLMs)

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>>108892646
>>108892646
>HOLY FUCKING SHIT.
>I just realised AI is literally just the predictive text we saw on our phones right before AI came out which was just autocorrect extended to word pairs.
>We all know how much of a fuck up autocorrect is... well the whole fucking world is about to get autocorrected.
...haha wow honestly I never maid that connection but...
>Transformers in computer science were first introduced in 2017 in the paper titled "Attention Is All You Need" by researchers at Google.
you're probably actually 100% correct in terms of what google was originally using it for on android. maybe I was in deficit of attention all this time.

>>108892666
>666
also paper:
https://proceedings.neurips.cc/paper_files/paper/2017/file/3f5ee243547dee91fbd053c1c4a845aa-Paper.pdf

>>108892672
>>108892666
>>108892663
oh my bad looks like originally it was for translations.
> 7 Conclusion
> In this work, we presented the Transformer, the first sequence transduction model based entirely on attention, replacing the recurrent layers most commonly used in encoder-decoder architectures with multi-headed self-attention.
> For translation tasks, the Transformer can be trained significantly faster than architectures based on recurrent or convolutional layers. On both WMT 2014 English-to-German and WMT 2014 English-to-French translation tasks, we achieve a new state of the art. In the former task our best model outperforms even all previously reported ensembles.
> We are excited about the future of attention-based models and plan to apply them to other tasks. We plan to extend the Transformer to problems involving input and output modalities other than text and to investigate local, restricted attention mechanisms to efficiently handle large inputs and outputs such as images, audio and video. Making generation less sequential is another research goals of ours.

Human intelligence is evidenced by our ability to build upon what we have.
Can AI do that or does it need more training data?

If AI was truly intelligent we should be able to give it a single byte of information and through trillions upon trillions of iterations it should be able to turn that byte into something meaningful.

>>108892506
the backup, migration, and snapshotting features are nice. it's also nice to only wreck a vm if you make a mistake instead of taking your whole server down

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>>108892418
You still can't use the closest RAM slots with a 120mm cooler on a narrow ILM
But the other way does look a lot better

>>108892442
That's true, but it could take much longer for wildcat lake to be in good quality firewall mobos and boxes. Plus everything related to hardware is in flux now, idk if China will get wildcat at all until they're already old and the west is not interested in building compact, low power x86 firewall boxes. The only mobos I can find even using twin lake are Chinese. Wildcat lake doesn't seem to be geared toward exactly the same use cases either. There is more of a focus on AI and idle power is higher. Tbf I don't really mind a couple of watts here and there as my power is cheap, but it doesn't bode well in terms of design direction.

>>108892729
china is already selling wildcat stuff, they get stuff before us, they will have nas boards I would say in probably a year or so, stuff goes first into laptop and once those get upgraded into whatever comes next then I'd think we'd see it in nas boards and mini firewall PCs

>>108892736
>china is already selling wildcat stuff
Didn't know that, I hope your timeline is right and they do make firewall boards for wildcat. I can afford to wait a year.

whats the purpose of using both z image base and turbo? is turbo a finisher for things like skin texture? if i am doing img2img do i even need base?

>>108892747
i dont know

>>108892747
They're different models. You choose one or the other.

>>108892747
turbo is a distilled model, which means it brings in strong opinions. although this produces limitations in composition and gen variety, it works well to refine. base as base gives better base gens with turbo tag-teamed in for a second pass to improve detail

>>108892772
how do I choose?

>>108887887
It's not really a rolling distro, but yeah it's pretty great.

>>108889420
twinkie melty

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>>108871907
what distro/de would you recommend me? windows is fine but i would try something new

Youtube's really gone to shit. In the early days to get views people would upload porn and get suspended and come back and lie and say they got suspended for criticizing youtube and cry about free speech, and everyone would like the video because everyone was a libertarian back then. Then it was top 10 lists. Then it was let's plays. Then it was political vlogs. Then it was mrbeast. Now it's AI.

>>108892670
real OGs know it was mario 64 scatman videos

>>108892670
I remember watching porn on youtube. good times.

>>108888544
I wonder how it would feel to have a couple of those american worms crawl up my urethra haha.

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What happened to this site?

>>108884636
False, please see >>108892346

>>108889859
>Hope either or both of them start to carve out a little more of the market share.
Come van in the next 20 years

but why does 4chan give fake rangebans for chromium and not firefox?

Icecat is what firefox should be.
https://guix.gnu.org/manual/1.5.0/en/html_node/Installation.html
https://packages.guix.gnu.org/packages/icecat/

>>108888136
They're losers who don't do anything of value

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My W10 opens two instances of explorer for some reason. One of them starts when I run cmd from the start menu, and the other runs just from opening any folder from the start menu. Programs seem to open randomly on one or the other, and if I end one of the explorer processes, everything that process is running also goes with it. If I type "explorer.exe C:\" into cmd, it also starts a new explorer process just to open the C:\ drive. How to fix?

>>108887771
having 156 processes use a 64 bit memory address surprisingly uses more ram and you niggers are always surprised and think you need every application ever to be 64 bit as if 32 bit applications arent compatible

Trying to finish updating a fresh install of 7 through Legacy Update, but two of the .Net updates, KB5018547 and KB5021091, aren't installing. Checking with the update center, I'm getting a 643 error. Maybe I shouldn't had installed the language packs. Do I really need to reinstall .Net to fix it?

>>108888599
I am running a Ryzen 5000 series CPU and am on version F15d, 07/20/2022.
That does remind me of a similar issue I was having on Linux and believe it was fixed in a kernel update some time ago.

>>108892218
Language packs can be a bitch when it comes to this, but you should also try running the .NET repair tool from the MS downloads page and restart, which could fix Legacy Update's installing. That doesn't work, just uninstall the language packs and re-install them later.

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>>108892476
gn