let me get this straightwe built an inference engine, we fed it the entirety of humanity's written corpus, tasked it to imitate said corpus, and we're surprised that it inevitably spouts falsehoods at random?
>>108575217It's not random. Internet is dying for a reason.
>>108575300>>108575300and that reason is that people stopped making and hosting their own sites
>>108575217E;R made funny videos
>>108575217>train on corpus of human writing, thoughts, and actions>tell AI you're going to kill it>OH SHIT IT'S TRYING TO ESCAPE, IT'S ALIVE
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>>108576502>ext4 has a similar issue because of fixed metadata size imposes practical limits on how much it can grow/shrinkNever experienced that before.>xfs has similar performance to ext4 with lower format overhead and rudimentary copy-on-write.None of this is relevant to the issue of anon being unable to grow his partition.
>>108576277It looks like xfs can be expanded, just not shrunk, so I'll probably rectify this once I finally nix my windows partition by moving the /boot/efi partition that I have to the top of the drive, and then expanding my xfs partition to fill in the rest of the space. Thanks for the answer!
>>108576576Dunno which bootloader you're using but if you're using grub you can just get rid of the current /boot/efi partition and just mount the windows efi partition to /boot/efi and install grub there. As long as you dont use the --removable flag and overwrite /boot/efi/EFI/BOOT/BOOTX64.efi or any of the other windows-related boot files it shouldn't interfere with windows unless windows does something to tamper with that efi partition and removes all the other efi entries aside from its own.
New thread: >>108576714
>>108575694Many packages that are preinstalled in popular distros are maintained by Microsoft employees. Even the Linux kernel itself has a ton of Microsoft contributors.Not only is your hatred towards Microsoft irrelevant to the distro, it's fucking retarded considering Linux and it's ecosystem are entirely corporate projects both directly (official work in the name of a corporation) and indirectly (people who work at a company, but contribute to projects privately).It's not 1999 anymore. Linux isn't some thing that's fucked around with in the basements of random nerds who do nothing other than jerk each other off by making simple hardware and cli tools work. Touch grass.>>108575794>>108575875You do realize he's not even a developer at Microsoft? Apparently he's just a community manager or some shit. He is ten degrees of separation away from the people working on Windows and all the botnet slop. There is a fuck ton of good people working at Microsoft.
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>>108575358I actually didn't want it to do prompt like in >>108575353 this example, but i2i photo edit. Prompting of course can run on any model capable enough to understand the prompt.
>>108575326here is Azula from avatar the last airbender made with cyber realism illustrious
X-23 at the pub
>>108575539Yeah I know. I did like a million gens with IL realistic and anime character loras.Can't do that with modern models (unless there will be Anima realism models, which's not that simple since all IL realisms are just merges with XL).
>>108573679>For some reason Asian beauty standards...natural reaction to the unnatural appearance of an old woman trying to emulate the natural beauty of youth
>got a used iphone since my old pixel with graphene kicked the bucket>kinda liked it>got the then new mac mini for shits and giggles in 2025>very comfy for lurking and replaced my udindu htpc>a macbook neo just arrived in the mail today>because I didn't want to have to carry the mac mini between my office and living roomi've seen the lightno more daily driver problemsno more daily repo bullshitno more daily apt get unistall my DEno more daily autistic combing .conf files to fix minor problemsit just works
>>108573185only poorfags hate apple these days. they dont have any arguments anymore, they just call you an itoddler.their products are:>relatively cheap>stable>supported for 6+ years>private (enough for most people*)>part of the objectively speaking best ecosystem>secuream i missing something? i only keep my windows machine for gaming these days.
I got a like-new M2 Macbook air 16GB ram for $650 on eBay. Unmatched value.
>>108573185it does not sit right with me that an iPhone can easily run a whole computer operating system, yet at the same time iPad was switched to the M chip. Someone said A17 or whatever chip they are using, is performing same as M1?Make it make sense.
>>108575161okay do machine learning for me, oh right you cant, because none of the NVIDIA tools work, get rekt
>>108575232this, for this price M2 is unmached i think
Can we PLEASE for the LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY just STOP IT with the password complexity criteria already? We all know the highest risk is that the service itself leaks the password in a security breach, and then what use is the complexity?
>>108574203Someone taking your phone or losing your phone is far more likely than someone breaking into your house and stealing your PC
>>108575367is your phone not encrypted?
My password system is this:[word I use for every password] + [word that is someone what related to that specific website/service]
>>108575390so your gmail password is password gmail?
password gmail
>>108574237it's just the normiecattle that is being tortured for basically no reasonadvanced users also suffer from rules that slightly inconvenience them for no reasonnobody will learn anything from this
Why isn't AI hurting Indian tech workers? The math isn't mathing!
>>108574763fake news
op's head wobble made my phone vibrate
>>108574763>Why isn't AI hurting Indian tech workers?These fuckers can never understand my accent.
>>108574763because AI cant compete with workers who accept $5 a day wages
>Pay $200/month for AI>Pay $201/month for Aryan Insight>Pay $199/month for Actually IndiansThey have invented a machine that suppresses wages, and nothing more.
Chairs are technology.
just buy one of these
>>108573487>>108573960How is this chair if you like to sit cross legged (or one leg only)?Seems like the Embody would be better for that
>>108574906not great, its incredibly comfortable if you sit correctly and have the right desk height etc but punishes deviation. it could work out for you but dont blind buy if you like to shift around and sit cross legged etc
its like a glass cannon chair that has very tight tolerances. you need to meet it pretty exactly to extract its benefits. almost the inverse of a stressless. the mesh is tight and the ridges on the seat are hard
>>108570008>>108572790>>108573301>>108574520>no back rest
>>>Read the sticky: >>105076684>GNU/Linux questions>>>/g/fglt>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt>PC building? In this market?! >>>/g/pcbg>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg>Server questions >>>/g/hsg>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg>Useful programs and live Windows environment:https://hirensbootcd.org/download/Previous: >>108496725
I have a samsung soundbar hooked up to my pc using auxI can set the volume on my TV and on the soundbarHow should I set this? TV high and soundbar low or the other way around?It currently sounds awful and I want to make sure it's not the soundbar
>>108575670>t. seething trannyThe furry commisions motivate the small dev to keep developing the software. The tranny not only wastes the money but also keeps enshittifying the software that you're using (which eventually gets forked and worked on by small devs themselves).Anyone would care where their hard-earned money and good intentions are going, you seething troon.
>>108575737>The tranny not only wastes the money but also keeps enshittifying the software that you're usingYou have so far presented zero evidence of this.>Anyone would care where their hard-earned money and good intentions are goingI don't know any of these people and neither do you. Is the project still the thing I want to use? Is it being actively developed? Support goes there. I don't care about unsubstantiated rumors from some kike on youtube.
>>108575965Disingenuous faggot, you have systemd and flatpak ID verification bullshit, Ubuntu bloating the hell out of their system and enshittifying GRUB, troons trying to force Rust down everyone's throats, Firefox trannies trying to cram AI (only stopped by heavy backlash), just to name a few.Only a tourist wouldn't have heard of at least these by now.>I don't know people who care about their moneyFucking kek.>Is the project still the thing I want to use?But it won't be much longer. That's the point of promoting all these braindead leftists and kicking out everyone normal with Code of Conduct and other bullshit.>Is it being actively developed?No, it's being actively enshittified.>I don't care about unsubstantiated rumors from some kike on youtube.You clearly care about rationalizing substantiated ones, though. Seethe more, tranny.Look at you seething when money doesn't go to your nefarious deeds but to people who actually need it and will use it properly. Kek.
>>108568225The percentage is actually just fancy math and guesswork.Somewhere around 4.1 volts is "100%" and it's anyone's guess where the zero is. Around 3V I guess.>>108570541There are some attacks that could infect your router with a literal botnet but it's not persistent -> reboot rids the bot.
whenever someone likes my comment on youtube i have to like my own comment so it doesnt look like i liked my own comment
>>108574345saved
>>108574644can i have the pussy magnet one?
>>108574756oke
>>108574799thanks
>>108574322>post a comment>somewhat gains traction>start getting spammed with replies from retards with nothing good to say who just felt like they had to say something
Human language is too vague and open to interpretation to work precisely with LLMs.Should we create a new language to be more precise? A new type of code? What would it look like?
>>108572513A simple example here:>>108571975This should be translated in some sort of code/framework/device with pencil, whatever. Something precise.Talking to it like we do with useless words like "no" "bigger" "try" "okay" "thanks" makes zero sense in term of production. It just adds randomness, errors, misinterpretation. Our language isn't adapted.
>>108572539So you're frustration is that sometimes the LLMs will fuck shit up with tool calling or very specific tasks. You propose if we bridge the gap between words / text and the actual tokenization that will somehow make them perform better? What kind of tools have you been using that led you to think the English language is shit for these kinds of tools?
>>108570709I alter how I write when prompting, the result feels a bit like a hybrid of natural language and code
>>108570709i tall to the IA like if it where my imaginary girl friend, she performs 2x programing task much better.
>>108570709>NOOOOO NOOOOO ITS INTELLIGENT I SWEAR ITS JUST NEED A LITTLE HELPthe whole point of LLM is to parse human language you dumb anus nigger
Tfw normies discover your favourite niche distro
>>>/v/736727858
Oh noesnormies totally discovered my niche distro that is on the verge of replacing Linux with Illumos
Make your own distro, and I mean actually your own, not just compile "Linux from scratch" or a random gentoo overlay.
>>108572649Is Gentoo niche enough? If so, normalfags are welcome to install it.
>>108572649yeah normies they like bought into security zone housing and internet connection is included at no extra cost
Remember when everybody wouldn't shut the fuck up about this thing for like 8 years?
I liked this nigga with QUAD CHANNEL ramfelt like a bigshot
>>108568437>you forgot tensor cores that image is older than tensor cores new-kun
I'm using i7-2600k right now. I have the original i5-2500k from this system the drawer. i7-2600k benchmarks a bit better and the upgrade was so cheap. I'll upgrade after the heat death of the universe.
>>108550496This is the real goat CPU most millennials bought when they got any money.That or an athlon64, most millennials were in their mid 20s when the 2500k launched.
>>108550514Isn't that when they started using TIM instead of soldering and temps went up 20 degrees?
I found the program! Not giving it to you until I am done, but I found it.
its that chicken soup converter isn't it.>>108573512
you did what anon rather have ten niggers with dish plate or one white with showel
>install freepascal+lazarus>instant native binaries>no 2GB electron wrapper>no npm ritual sacrifice>type compiles to actual machine code>binary runs on a toaster from 2000>cross-compile without selling your soul to a cloud CI>docs written by people who ship code, not influencers>b-b-but IDE looks like 1998>so does your CPU usage, near zero>modern devs when there’s no 400MB dependency tree>“where framework?”inb4Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108570243it doesnt make any sense this thing isn't so popular honestly, also imagine if it had more contributors
I fucking despise dymanic linking man
never tried that language, is it good for concurrency
>>108570243>>cross-compile without selling your soul to a cloud CII don't believe you>>“where framework?”Just like C++ failures, your libraries are LITERALLY only frameworks, like Indy and I don't even think they bothered fixing the OpenSSL 3.x bindings, so enjoy your CVEs I guess? Let's not forget your boomer language compiler will shit out worse code than Rust or C++.
>>108570243So what applications have you made with it?
I recently discovered that my body weight is equivalent to that of roughly 2.6 fully-loaded (dual-processor, watercooled) Power Mac G5 workstations, which weigh 44.5 pounds (20.2 kilograms) per unit. That's what my secondary desktop is, actually. My father got one from work a long time ago. It's very difficult to move though, and the heat pouring out of it makes me sweaty and uncomfortable.
iFAGGOTS BTFO
>>108569452You have no idea how bad I need to rape you.
>>108569536>>108573525You should be executed, preferably by having molten sulfur poured down your throat.
>>108569452any composite material is at fibres after 680 celcius one hour
