>>107596206
Ok.

>>107595928
Increasing the size of the page file worked even though no part of the model is going to the page file.

>>107592404
>generating on OpenRouter and cancelling the request before it completes so the generation isn't billed

lmao does that work?

These could help you if you want Claude to retain some of it's reasoning: (they've got a bunch of Claude QnA datasets).

It's worth including some general QnA otherwise your model will overfit.

https://huggingface.co/TeichAI
https://huggingface.co/datasets/TeichAI/claude-4.5-opus-high-reasoning-250x
https://huggingface.co/datasets/TeichAI/claude-4.5-opus-high-reasoning-250x
https://huggingface.co/datasets/Liontix/claude-sonnet-4-100x

Btw, less than a month until Opus-3 gets turned off so switch to that one if you like that model.

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>>107596191
all their latest releases seem to write similar

>>107594671
Ok that somewhat makes sense. I'm just confused because most of the service stuff like Grok or Gemini has to scrape the internet for answers.

So which one should you pick if you have modest specs? (16 vram and 32gb ddr5 memory ram)

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Is it even possible to match quality of this tiny 42 KB animated AVIF with GIF? I honestly can't tell the difference between it and the 2.22 MB lossless RGB VP9 webm related.

https://files.catbox.moe/51ccmr.avif

>>107595437
>What THE FUCK is that?
Daiz sharing the SFW portion of his sloppa

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This is the best I can do but I still can't get rid of the stupid color pulsing shit. Anyone know how to get rid of that without going past 4chan's 4MB file size upload limit?

>>107596239
pixdaiz and the OP are the same daiz bot, you fucking retard.

>>107596384
By that logic you're also daiz...

>>107593747
These are some deranged individuals but they're right about what they're saying, some mentally ill diaper fetish furries probably do have better hygiene than Asmongold indeed

There's no good social media platform because Americans and other third worlders turn every avenue of discussion into a shit flinging session about their retarded politics.

>>107594242
If you don't like American stuff, why are you on an American planet?

>>107593747
Yes!

>>107593747
i wish i was one of these people and i regret not getting into bsky early on when there were so few people that i could get some attention just by posting. i wasted a decade of my life pretending i was anything other than an annoying furry faggot. i lost my ability to be passionate about anything and became incapable of talking to others outside imageboards, and for what? to protect the reputation of a NEET loser nobody knows exists, with no online presence? what a fucking joke.

what should i get for around £40?

>>107596188
Idk lol

>>107596188
groceries

Is there a list of meta mods for mx blacks? I know one is ss 50-55g/film/unlubed otherwise. What else? ss 67g/film/light stem lube with 203g0?

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>>107592005
>mpv --pause
image-display-duration=inf

for me its qview

>>107595649
You can rebind any input including the scroll wheel to any control or setting the player has. There's --prefetch-playlist as well but it's not really necessary as mpv renders even giant >30 megapixel images in <1 ms. Things must be dire if typical image viewers are so slow that they have loading indicators.

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>>107593563
works just fine with wine stable

>>107596304
They do. I have no idea how. Usually they use hundreds of megabytes of prefetch RAM.

I guess it's because they implement all the scaling algorithms purely in CPU. To be honest, any modern computer should still do that in under a frame CPU only, though.

>>107596232
>CW noise
If you're that autistic about noise you need to just put it in a drawer or closet or something.

>>107594421
>aprove
err, sure, for 400 bones you will get a nice bump

>also for your pic related i am so old that all of these - including the OG Motorola phone - have been in the grasp of my grubby tendie-greased fingers at some point

It's over. This is our last thread.

https://www.club386.com/motherboard-sales-reportedly-collapsing-amid-rising-dram-prices/

>According to a report by Gazlog, the likes of Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI are reporting a decrease in motherboard sales in the region of 40-50% compared to the same period in 2024. Considering we’re in the run-up to the holidays, with events like Black Friday typically driving up consumer purchasing, it’s safe to presume this drop represents a substantial number of units.

>>107596185
didn't stop you from linking to this thread in the previous thread
>>107596231
maybe only some of them. idgaf

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>be me
>be a poorfag
>builds an AM4 setup a year ago
>market starts shitting itself 4 months later
I will use my 5700X3D until it melts.

>>107589332
john carmack was re-writing doom in scheme. anyone knows how that turned out?

>>107589332
I tried FP by doing this year's advent of code in Gleam and thought it was good, but strict FP was just a little annoying.

I realized that if I wanted to cache the results of a function call for memoization that I had to pass the cache in as a parameter and return it as a part of a tuple since "no side effects" really means none at all.

I realized that writing code that is 90% functional and 10% procedural is probably the sweet spot for simplicity.

Functional programming is just another word for
> be MORE explicit about what you're doing
in this case it's what your function inputs and outputs are.
Brainlets think this is really neat even though it should come naturally to most people.

>>107593975
I feel you there.
>>107595705
>that I had to pass the cache in as a parameter and return it as a part of a tuple since "no side effects" really means none at all.
That's a good thing though, it makes it very explicit which memory a function call will (or might) affect.

>>107596014
I guess I could have just made a "CachedFunction" type/modad or something similar that checks the cache before applying a function, but then I would be doing real functional programming, and I would spend more time staring at my turned-up open palms, wondering what I have finally become than programming the thing I get paid for, or am having fun with.

>>107596021
See a doctor idiot

How long has it been since your last dentist appointment?

>>107596050
I have an appointment scheduled, soonest I could get one is late January. And that's for another issue so we probably won't be able to talk about that. This is the best I can do with the shitty insurance my company offers.
>>107596233
over five years

>>107585623
So Einstein forgot to add jerk times current? What a jew.

>>107596021
>>107596247
american moment

>>107595268
Seriously, if they actually make this work and also provide a decent ad block, it is over for Firefox and most chromium derivative browsers.

you vill prompt ze ai

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>>107576916
It's horrific and demonic that some parasite can be appointed master of a tool you use daily and be given free reign to completely fuck it up without your consent or even the barest modicum of your input.

>>107576565
Brave is 75% good. It has it's issues. The included ad blocking feature is so-so. It's hard to use to block things manually. Their updates break more things than they fix. Most importantly you have to shut off A LOT OF FUCKING SWITCHES in the settings to get it unspammy and un-brave. In other words, to get it to work like it should out of the box without using it's really shitty services by default.

It sounds like I'm thrashing it but it's been my daily driver for years now. At one point I uninstalled Firefox mobile because you can't export bookmarks. At least you can do that in Brave though for about 7 months it was broken. It's working again now thankfully.

Anyhow I reinstalled firefox mobile just to have a backup browser other than Chrome to open the sites that don't work in Brave.

TL;DR Brave is so-so. About a 75% rating once you spend a while shutting bullshit off. Then it's Okay until the next update which breaks shit.

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>>107594154

>>107595672
But he is one?

>>107594394
what? i don't play genshin impact, i jerk off to the porn

>under pay engineers
>they get an offer from chinkland
>you are now out of business

In europe a top of the line engineer will make at most about 80000 euros a year before taxes.

No wonder they all leave as soon as they can.

>>107594448
Xiocratic. Dictator for life, which will get increasingly paranoid and stupid with age.

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>>107596278
they paoched Taiwanese and some of the top dogs from Samsung
no Europeans

>>107592368
>ethernet slot
that's going to be tough, most of them have ethernet ports

freetards will seethe about windows than trust these chinks to compile their tor lmao

Companies want to sell your IP to scrapers and other malicious traffic.

>>107592368
Thought that said technoblade lmao

>>107592368
buy a gl.inet with openwrt support.

>>107596349
Fair.

>>107594860

>shake crystall ball
>ball is glitching
>vague glimpses of items in anons system
>an awful lot of furry porn, futanari, and granny underwear modeling photos
>connection goes dark
>does anon know how to analyze/tune windows/BIOS/thermals for best performance?

>>107595769
Turns out I was just retarded and using USB-C charging, and I guess windows 11 uses your "on battery" power setting if you're on a "low power charger" instead of your plugged in setting.

>>107595956
kek i >>107595769 love it when it's a simple fix

>no crystal ball needed

>>107562997
>Usage: paste this into Powershell, run.
>irm https://get.activated.win | iex
what is the downside of this again?
like some russain server activation thing?

>>107596325
none, it doesn't use any custom server, the HWID method it's just a trick that registers your PC hardware in Microsoft's own servers by using their own tools because their activation system is fundamentally flawed and they can't easily fix it. So it's as clean and legit as piracy can get

>>107595443
Just wait till you learn about crackers.

>>107595443
Happens all the time. GPL is hardly enforceable and fsf only goes after major companies. Not to mention a lot of people don't understand what GPL actually stipulates and thinks everyone using their GPL code HAS to open source (they don't). So many people completely glaze over the line about source only has to be distributed to people you give binaries to.

>>107595443
>make my website open source
>people find security vulnerabilities in the code
>instead of fixing them, they choose to endlessly exploit these vulnerabilities in order to make my life a living hell
>i can't fix it because i don't know what the vulnerabilities are
is this really the power of open sores?

If someone did that to my code we'd be able to easily know by it calling GEGL and GMIC. From what I understand legally their code can be closed but if they modify my code and post it online it must be open.

The same could be said about other open source libraries being dependent. That is how people may know.

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>>107595443
nothin personnel, kid