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First of all, I fucking hate Windows, I have not used Windows in over 2 years, I've never touched Windows 11, asides from fixing a problem with a friends computer, and in the minimal amount of time, I wanted to kill myself because the UI for Windows is horrendious, along with Windows being a nigger. But here's the much better reason for Arch; fuck the rest of the Linux distros, they install a bunch of garbage that you will never use, yeah KDE Plasma has that issue to an extent. Xfce4 does not, although I don't use it on any of my other Arch installs other than my NAS. And it fits my coding needs, I also like the pacman package manger, it's better than apt
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>>109029333
Trips of truth.
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>>109029333
doesn't hold your hand, good repos, good package manager, good wiki, doesn't break unless you're retarded, let's you do what you want, unironically just werks
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I don't, I use Tumbleweed. Basically does the same thing but holds your hand a little more.
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>>109029333
Yes, it's cool that Arch is minimal by default, but I don't treat my Desktop like a server. I have the bare minimum on my server and install only what I need.
On the Desktop: I expect a competent and trusted team with QA and a good OOTB experience. I don't want to setup firewalld/ufw, I don't want to setup AppArmor/SELinux, I just want a secure and stable OS. Also, there are multiple KDE Plasma versions, you can have it as minimal, as you want.

I know this is a hot take on /g/, but I prefer Fedora, openSUSE and Ubuntu. I don't mind a super minimal debian server or an alpine container, but I want a bit of an opinionated desktop.
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>>109029333
I took an Arch earlier and wiped by Artix then flushed the Cachy. It was BASED. Biggest Arch I ever took.

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I don't know what headphones to buy. Please give me recommendations. The requirements:
>1. Over-ear wireless headphones
>2. Reasonably good ANC for the price
>3. Reasonably good sound quality for the price
>4. Closed-back
>5. Priced under $200 or so in the US, without accounting for various sales, etc.
I have also tried to find some recommendations on my own and compiled this list:
>1. Anker Soundcore Space Q45
>2. Sony WH-CH720N
>3. JBL Live 770NC
>4. JBL Live 780NC
>5. Sennheiser Accentum (not Plus)
Are any of these good? Which one is the best? Propose your own headphone options too.
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Does anyone even know anything about headphones, literally every answer online to this question suggests completely different headphones
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Just avoid sony their products are built to fail.
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>>109033552
>sony
Been using the xm3/xm4 for the past 7.5 years.
I'm on my 3rd one.
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>>109031188
>wireless headphones
you must be over 18 to post here
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>>109033638
...exactly
so you had to replace 300$ headphones on average every two and an half year, why the fuck are you still buying them?
you must really love setting money on fire and filling landfills with ewaste

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>omg new Claude AI model
>eats up your tokens for the month in 5 prompts
What happened to reducing tokens while making the model better? The model isn't even better relative to the tokens used. What the fuck is wrong with these people?
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Gotta monetize it. If they can't get people to chew up their tokens, they won't be able to get anywhere near profitability. I think I saw something like they half to basically double what their revenue was in Q1 (and "expect" to do that) to reach profitability.
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>>109030490
It's for people with infinite money like elon musk
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corporations are so gay
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>>109030490
The only way to stop these retards is bringing back open source stuff
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>>109030490
LINE (token usage) MUST GO UP

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>UPGRADE & BUILD ADVICE
Post build list or current specs: https://pcpartpicker.com/
Provide specific use cases
State BUDGET and COUNTRY or you will NOT be helped

>CASE
mATX: AP201, Lian Li A3, O11 Air Mini, XT M3, CH260
ATX: XT PRO (ULTRA), AIR 903 Base/MAX, Lancool 217, Flux Pro, Meshify 3, 4000D FRAME, X50
Dual Chamber: Y60/70, O11 Vision, Antec C8

>CPU
Gaming: 250K, 14600K, 7/9600X, 7/9800X3D
-Budget: 225F, 7500F, 12600K
Workstation: 270K, 9950X3D


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https://wccftech.com/amds-marketing-chief-boasts-15-out-of-15-on-amazons-best-seller-cpu-chart-leaving-intel-without-a-single-top-spot/
Rest in poo JeetTel bankrupt in 5 years. Imagine not buying the best gaming and top 15 Amazon seller cpus and instead being a retard that listens to the dogshit OP of thus thread shilling craptel junk and being stuck on cope ultra dead end socket for the next 10 years.
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>$300 Intel processor beats $1000 AMD processor
WTF is AMD's problem, how is this sustainable?!?
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>>109032141
>Samsung SSD 990 PRO
lol just saw rossman Video of him seething about one of these fucking kekekek
wait shit
oh wait a minute what ssd do i have in my computer
>Samsung 990 PRO NVMe M.2 SSD, 2 TB
oh GODDAMMIT
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>>109033601
27" 4K is just better than 32" 4K
words can't describe it
videos can't either
you have to see it for yourself
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>>109033548
>>109033579
I mean even the CEO of Microsoft has admitted this. He's done multiple interviews in the last year where he's claimed Microsoft has warehouses full of Nvidia hardware they can't even use because they can't get data centers built fast enough and the US more broadly is expanding electrical generation capacity at a snail's pace.

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So wifi was better after all
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>>109033543
This quite literally happened to me >>109032530
I have to assume the motherboard is more sensitive to extreme voltage flux than other components. I didn't have a spare processor around so maybe the cpu got fried as well. RAM and video card and psu even were all fine.
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>internet cable
YOU MEAN THE FUCKING ETHERNET CABLE?
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>>109033554
Forgot to mention the router also got fried. My computer is two floors up and was the only thing not in the basement that got fried, so it is very likely the surge went through the ethernet cable. Most of the other stuff that got fried was only connected to a surge protector. House is properly grounded too, although the electrician added an additional ground to the main power lines and also a ground for the coax line (he thinks this is how the surge got into the house, I think it was the pipes) during unrelated electrical work. If you get a bad enough lightning strike next to your house you are basically just fucked.
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>>109033564
>cat6 to the home
yeah
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>>109033466
I'm sure that sounded very smart in your head, but the lighting will assuredly find a far more preferable path to ground before traveling down the entire length of a fucking fiber line and into your house. Also light and electricity being resultant from the electromagnetic force doesn't mean they'll behave similarly in any way shape or form in this context.

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Remembering the good doggo Edition

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previous >>108972587
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>>109032847
>do you guys use your language's features or are you retarded children writing spaghetti code?
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>>109032847
i do everything in one giant file with as few functions as possible everything should be in main
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>>109033086
"yes" or "no" would be sufficient
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>>109032161
Jon blows said that using any sort of GPU API is bad for you
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>>109033619
If Jon Blow told you to jump off a bridge would you do it?

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Anyone tried the update did you see any changes?
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>>109030397
unused cpu is wasted cpu
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>>109030397
Boosting isn't going to "wear out" your CPU, it's not a pair of shoes. Unless it's Intel, then I guess it might literally wear out, they had problems like that not long ago, but that's a hardware flaw.
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>>109031698
its too late dude.
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>>109033209
nta but normalfags will never permanently switch to Linux. They're going to try it for a while and then go back to Windows.
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>>109033476
Already was happening when Windows 10 went EoL. There was a noticeable bump in Linux adoption and then it dropped down after about a month or two. This coincided with jewtubers making videos talking about how they switched to Linux, and then making followups about how Linux "isn't ready yet"

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Are these battery driven soldering irons a meme? I just need to solder like 2-4 things on one board. Do they really get up to temp?
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>>109033457
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPkamTVMjz4
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>>109033566
>Soldering with Mongo
>Shop vac for solder sucker
lmao
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>>109032401
>Are these battery driven soldering irons a meme?
Yes but you can do one or two joints on a charge. I bought one for $15, the solder it came with was so bad I thought it was broken. Make sure you throw that out.
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>>109033147
Buttons? I just plug the one I got for $5 from the pawn shop into a surge protector and use the little orange switch on that as a tempurature foot control.
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>>109032401
>non replaceable lithium ion battery
no
>on a chinkshit noname brand product
fuck no

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openai is panicking
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>>109033563
two more weeks
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>>109033563
Now is not the time for fear. That comes later (next quarter)
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Does this finally mean cheaper RAM soon?
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>>109033563

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https://www.phoronix.com/news/YSERVER-Rust-X11-Server
BASED ALARM
BASED ALARM
BASED ALARM
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>>109032722
why did these faggots used anubis instead any other BETTER alternatives holy shit THANK YOU SAAR YOU NEED TO ENABLE JABASCRIPT SAAR JABASCRIPT NUMBAH WAN SAARRRTRANS RIGHTS SAAR
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>>109033532
And Rust is better at anything else, from architecture design all the way to safety
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>>109031362
>Wayland is in C
Wayland is just a protocol, chud.
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>>109033607
C supports more architectures and C++ has better GUI libraries.
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>>109033617
wlroots is in C

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/lmg/ - a general dedicated to the discussion and development of local language models.

Previous threads: >>109026244 & >>109023085

►News
>(06/10) DiffusionGemma 26B-A4B released: https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/technology/developers-tools/diffusion-gemma-faster-text-generation
>(06/09) Cohere releases North-Mini-Code-1.0: https://hf.co/CohereLabs/North-Mini-Code-1.0
>(06/07) llama : add Gemma4 MTP #23398 MERGED: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/23398
>(06/05) dots.tts 2B released: https://hf.co/rednote-hilab/dots.tts-soar

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>>109033396
/ (was|is)(n't| not)[^\S\r\n]*[\w' -]{0,80}[.,:;][\w\s'-]{0,80} (?:\1|just)/i
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>>109033560
?
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What settings do I use in koboldcpp for gemma4 qat? Ive been using launch day gemmie this whole time with chat completion as text was broken due to malformed jinja or something like that, and SWA on.

Have there been fixes since? What's the optimal setup now, would love to get more context in and use text completion so I can use string banning in ST again
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>>109033419
Consensus-1 will still give her a prostate.
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>>109033419
Consensus-1 will STILL spam "Not X-Y"

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>>109031105
I've moved onto the future
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>>109030869
Have you heard the latest news about Kevin? Numpads are officially trans technology.
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>>109027775
>Circumcising your keyboard and using a trans keyboard
>I have never had a job
Lol
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>>109029418
r/idiocracy ass post
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>>109027775
I kinda wish my keyboard had one because I much prefer typing in numbers with a numpad. I did buy a separate one which I break out from time to time.

>>109031347
I don't even know what I'd use this for but I kinda really want one of these.

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The donor board has arrived. Unfortunately, it had no compatible clock generator chips.
There are no obvious failures with the secondary clock generators (+2.5v power's there but they might be missing some enable signal from syscon?)
By removing the clock gen ICs, reverse engineering the firmware further and probing around with a logic analyzer I can say that:
- PowSeq error 8301 is caused by a shorted MK_I2C line (which would produce A0022114)
- PowSeq error 8302 is caused by failure to communicate with any of the three clock generators, the order at which syscon communicates is determined but I dunno which chips map to what IDs, except for reference clockgen (addr 0x69) which comes first
Replacing HDMI and AV encoders did not fix 092114 and 092124.
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Right now, it's basically GLODing. Video subsystem is still fucked, but at least it's supposed to be booting now.
After I fix the video subsystem and find some way to reflow the CPU... the console should be as good as new (no lmao)
>>109032577
Parts board looks like this...
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>>109032300
>There are BGA defects under the CELL/BE though, the board would have to be reflown.
Guess that's why it was thrown out a window.
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If you ever get this shit working you should install Movian on it and watch some American Dad
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>>109032771
I think you got the cause and effect backwards.
And even if you're right, it's only a heat death and subsequent rebirth away from working again.
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>>109032740
>Parts board
Nice. You did good. Stay throwing distance away from that building in the future.

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>Hidden Layers
>Very clearly visible

So this is the power of artificial intelligence...
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They're hidden because you have no clue what is going on in there. You have input, perform a magic trick on it, and get output.
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>>109032374
Auto generated spagetti code, designed to reach a goal defined by stolen (non fair use)content. You know that shit that rust-troons dish out?, it's like that.
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>>109032374
hidden = you dont know what theyre supposed to be
you know what the input and output layers are supposed to be because thats how you do supervised learning but the middle is hidden which is why you do backpropagation
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>>109032942
Yes that's every program, it's called a black box.

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make -J6
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>>109033075
>
make j2.5


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