>>107892302
GPU smuggling.

>>107892302
a trade
>>107892294
yes. ask me anything.

>>107892432
Seems like a fake job. The company's website doesn't even load.

>>107892452
I could do this no problem at all.

>>107892463
How do I break in? I have a bachelors degree in biology but over 20 years of non-professional experience being a Linux admin for my little homelab projects. Would this be enough or am I wasting my time applying without certs?

>>107892474
Possibly. They could be harvesting data but seems like they'd use better bait than $40k.

is this thread for some pervy stuff or just general talk about models
why is claude so eager to curse and regurgitate like im entertaining it but doesn't augment my line of inquiry the same way gemini does and why does gemini get lost in word play

>>107892435
>augment my line of inquiry
explain what this means

>>107892453
like make some leaps and do some new info search for me not just repeat previous points in endless comparisons in a slightly different combination

>>107892485
ah you must be a cooder

>>107892496
no im just strategizing some things

>>107892451
In 10 years you will have spent $200-$300.
Your CLC will huave pump failure too

>>107892434
$300-400 is more realistic for a custom loop equal to a high-end AIO.

at $500-800, you get into the range where you're easily outperforming even the best AIOs, often running cooler, and quieter, though taking up a fair bit more space (usually dual radiators).

Also custom loops allow you to add GPU(S), RAM, and or motherboard chipset/VRMs.

>>107892471
see >>107887109

>>107892468
To be fair, a CLC could run dual pumps at a lower RPM to extend their lifespan.

>>107892468
Why would you clc pump fail though? The overwhelming majority of aio pump failures are because they run dry and because of erosion and deposition, with a clc you can replace the liquid, clear any turbidity from the system, and if your pump does fail you're still only out a pump instead of having to replace the entire system

>>107889612
I don't like signals. NT and every microkernel got it right with a proper event system.

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>>107889612
>literal karen board
>ever being cute

>>107889612
[s4s] is full of discord troons now i stopped posting there kys
.t the original yuji sakai

>>107890852
>[s4s]
what is this?

>is full of discord troons now i stopped posting there
BASED!

>>107889612
can you name at least one sys call that returns -1 on success?

>>107891880
>>107891881
>>107892045
This is how children dress btw.

>>107892315
americans and mentally stunted devtists dress like children, yes

>>107891835
pajamas, big fluffy slippers and a shirt that says "applebees" (my ex had a bunch from a former job and i like black shirts)

>>107892382
This is how adults dress btw

>>107892315
yes i am autistic
but i am also a 10x dev
you win some you lose some

>>107890509
Alright lets see what this newsletter is all about:
>Reality is breaking the AI buble
>Starlink is doomed
>this is how tesla will die
>spacex has finally figured out why...
>even without musk, tesla is finished
>the walls are closing in on tesla
>musk's space ai data centre (he's a fucking bong) plans are moronic
>grok's desprevity (his word, not mine) perfectly demonstrates how utterly screwed the...
>the ai industry is starting to unravel
>tesla is dying
>spacex's potential ipo is not what you think it is
>ai is a hard drug
>the lie at the heart of the ai revolution

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I don't know what Salesforce does but I'm assuming they have a de facto monopoly which means they can enshittify their service without facing any monetary consequences

>>107889127
its sad that normie fools created this bubble because they are really close to something very powerful and its not going to be able to emerge right away because morons turned ai into a circus

>>107889127
Salesforce and Accenture jobs again?

>>107889127
>thoughts?
Three words: told you so.

We will be profitable, just a few trillion dollars more, double the electrical grid and build a 1000 more data centers, pinky promise

>>107886756
AI was marketed as an incredible new technology that would transform society and add massive amounts of value to the economy. If it's a website where people look at ads who otherwise would have looked at ads on a different website, and that's a big enough source of income for them that they institute it over public outcry, that's not adding value to the economy.

>>107892025
None of that is true. It is just automation of menial white collar labor. Will transform the economy? Yes. Will it add actual valve? Not likely with certain models and hardware.

>>107889163
>billions of top level scientists working to fix aging
what's there to fix?

>>107892268
Don't twitch streamers just do live ads? I know they can block them on replays but that is only on replays and overlay ads???

>>107887851
>Third, you basically can't. Computers are "do what you tell them to" machines. And so long as your online content is being injected into my browser on my computer, there will always be some way to tell ads to fuck off.
This is why Google was developing the Web Environment Integrity (WEI) API for Chrome. Basically, make the browser capable of reinforcing a system level integrity check all the way down the chain of trust held by SecureBoot and attestation via the TPM. Luckily, basically everyone else would have none of it - and the whole idea was shitcanned.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Environment_Integrity

>>107892389
>Don't twitch streamers just do live ads?
they do "ads" in their stream - shilling trash products that they've been "sponsored" to shill. i'm talking about the adverts embedded in the stream before you ever see a streaming shilling their trash.

>>107891384
I agree with this case, "I clicked on this button to receive thing, and instead I receive ad" is inherently bad. However, that's not the end all be all of advertising.
>>107892229
It's not bullshit because you occasionally have products with new features or entirely new products that nobody has heard about.
>muh word of mouth
This doesn't change people's buying habits or spending habits. If we were reliant on 'word of mouth' exclusively, then we'd probably still be using fax machines like the Japanese.

>>107892466
he was defending a rational position, which holds, you debate before you go to buy

you're defending the manufacturing of fake desires, a beast of a system, you're defending ill intent and irrational consumerist behaviour as a result of it

>>107891990
Python = Pythonistas
Rust = Rustaceans
Zig = Ziggers
Ziggers BTFO

>>107892070
Rust = Rustranseans

>>107892003
function foo
allocate memory
free memory
write your code here
end foo

How is this not memory safe idiot

>>107892442
>allocate memory
>free memory
make up your mind

>>107891990
are these retards unaware that you only need to write your own wrapper function a single time, and then you can reuse it forever?

I while ago I compressed a picture down to 9KB using webp, because I avoid pictures in my obsidian vault and as a last recourse make them as small as possible. I was pretty impressed. I think I tried avif as well, but it didn't come even close.

>>107888656
for me it's webp with jpg extension

>>107888656
why does 4chan not accept this format? why is it so hard to change the code so it accepts it?

.gif is best

>>107888656
Unsupported
Looks like shit
Shit ton of metadata for tracking bc its made by glowies at jewgle

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>>107890291

>>107890291
If the version is above 2.0.4 then you are a fucking retard

I kneel

>>107891403
>so nvidia is a no-go
that's a non sequiter. Plenty of Nvidia cards have regular PCIe power. I'm using a 5060 Ti 16GB right now.

>>107891210
Call it a cope if you want but if you aren't pixel-peeping then fake frames are gay and blurry and RT is a gimmick that doesn't add much. Can't speak to the others.

>>107891113
5700xt has a flawed gpu, rdna 1 has numerous hardware bugs and is sensitive to low quality power supplies, thats the reason they are cheap. i would avoid it if you can, if you dont have any choice hope you get a good one.

my last two AMD cards just stopped working for no reason so I only buy Nvidia now

never had a Geforce die

>>107891113
For Linux is AMD the only way to go?

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>>107890172
Same, it didn't last. I thought they started serving the real pngs because they increased the cost but seems that wasn't the case

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>>107892261
These gens are actually pretty old, sitting in Collections for a while. Part of the reason I didn't save these immediately is because my local backlog is pretty big as it is.

In short, I don't know what else do do about these, but I figured they were otherwise unique/too good to just toss

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>>107892369
Oh, there's no helping it then. I pointed it out mostly because, if they were fresh gens, you could have archived/saved the full resolution one.
>>107892314
Yeah, too bad. It's really hard to understand what's the exact issue. I wish they at least disabled subsampling for JPEGs and lowered quality to something "normal" (85-90).

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It's a bit of hit and miss whether the full size of an old gen is still around. This one was from a year ago just like the other ones

>>107891792
>alphabet =
ouch my brain.

>>107886414
Nice tummy

>>107892212
You are so much better than hobbyist on twitter.

Clone the model, anons. Last time something like this happened we got Nemo.

>>107892309
If already training it on my cute voices folder

>>107891355
idk what this means. sounds like a fake answer

>>107891365
That's what I thought, I'm not really into bright stuff but don't have similar issues with bright IEMs. There is song from by Ludwig goransson in Oppenheimer, can you hear the music or something like that, it goes up and up with wall of sound and with Arya stealth this was painful for me, I had to turn down volume just to save my ears from that, and if u do that you turning down rest of the frequencies and you losing that sense of wall of sound coming at you. Same with Hans Zimmer stuff, and I currently have IEMs that are known for being really bright, yet I don't have problems with listen thru these songs.
Not to mention chinkfiman build quality, first pair had 3.5mm socket so loose that cable could randomly unplug itself just by force of gravity pulling on it, second pair had weird mashup of parts and after research it looked like they put driver from Arya V3 stealth inside earcup of Arya V2 without telling anyone about it. Don't like that brand at all, loved Sundara but Arya made me really dislike them.

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I'd buy a Koss if they didn't need a stand or case just to store them. am i retarded for just laying my headphones down on my desk...?

>>107892137
that's hifiman qc lottery for you. i like the look of the edition xv but i'm not giving them any more money even if they are the warmest in their lineup. i'll stick with my hd 490 pro.

Gentlemen, Im planning to buy a decent headphone that can be driven by my mobo, but wish to have some sort of physical knob for volume control as it has none. What would be a decent but cheap way to do it? Preferably without DIY tinkering.