>>107683470
If you have specific papers/drug tests as documents you can upload, try ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Use multiple conversations with each and be clear that they are only to use information that is present in the documents you're uploading and not to create new information. Fact check responses against other AI/conversations. This is the best case scenario, but even then you will not get something very accurate.
If you want models to look for medical papers on the internet, this is a bad idea. In my experience web search does not find accurate or relevant sources in many cases.

>>107683503
>>107683474
It was worth a shot, thanks anons

>>107683434
I think part of the output length issue (that is, Gemini responding longer and longer) might be an AI studio issue. G3mini seems to be as terse by default as the docs say it is when you try it on Vertex

>>107683324
Nice try, we all know you're the usual shitposter. You don't even use LLMs, you just copy/paste the same nonsense over and over again. Like that time you said a preset didn't have a prefill, when the prefill was literally labeled.

>>107683440
I don't know what you want to do with it exactly, but perhaps you could just take any modern thinking model that can access the internet and ask it to help you search for info about your symptoms and possible reasons for it.

Most medical practicioners are very bad at their job. The medical profession has a hard time controlling the quality of its members, and many of them fail to even recognize just normal everyday problems like kidney stones. They have an unmerited image as these sage scientists, when in fact they are more like office clerks: A doctor gets a hundred inputs a day (lists of smptoms), then checks these against a standardized list of afflictions and then choses from a standardized list of relevant tests and treatments. Most af that could be automated without loosing quality. Googling your symptoms or asking an AI to help you can not be worse than asking a bad doctor.

>>107683250
Shrinked my penis from 3cm to 2.3cm

>>107683272
anything below 20 cm is suicide range, you never stood a chance

>>107683272
>she still has a penis

Got an android a couple years ago because you kind of need a smart phone these days (literally can't log into my bank without their app for example). Picked Motorola because I heard it has minimal/no bloat and that was true for a bit but then they started adding bloat to the phone via updates. Managed to disable all of it but some turns itself back on with system updates which of course are mandatory. The most sickening one was an app that starts downloading gigabytes of random trash apps on my phone without consent unless disabled (or not connected to wi-fi). Literally malware.
What a fucking horseshit era to live in.

My current phone is rooted and I'm waiting for a unicorn gamery phone with a slide out controller that won't have proprietary unreleased blobs so it can run arch or fedora

>>107683482
I bought an used Samsung QVO 4TB some years ago for less than 150€ and that was a good deal at the time

>>107683482
Do you have a different trigger you can pull?
At these prices you might have to...

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>>107683494
The price for Samsung QVO drives, especially new in the box, have jumped up and I really don't understand why since EVO drives are better and at a lower price.

>>107682279
I'm glad I bought my dramless QLC 4TB SSDs when I did. Hopefully the health check stats are real and the thing lasts for another half decade at least.

>>107683556
non shit SATA SSDs are not really made anymore. Generally the QVO ones we a little bit cheaper than the EVOs but not by much at all

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This is my artist:

>>107683544
>loser starter pack just dropped
cringe

>>107682531
How much storage do you have? I built mine in 2020 and I'm still feeling the HDD prices going up. I have 250TB.

>>107683201
>250TB.
what do you do with it? Like what are you actually putting in there? I speak as a newb who hasn't even filled up his 1TB laptop (mostly because I delete my media after I've watched it)

>>107680376
Settings? Windows or linux for client os?

>>107683543
Default, I think moonlight is OS agnostic, but linux and android clients.

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>>107683489
>I speak as a newb who hasn't even filled up his 1TB laptop
I have more than 1 TB in Femdom JOI porn alone

>>107682863
Use Vivaldi.

>>107683001
ok, this one is nice too, gonna keep it lol

>>107682359
Yes, in the sense that they could have used bash which would have actually been useful to them.

@kdefags what's your ram usage like? do you experience decreasing free memory over time (a day after your last reboot for example)

>>107683578
Unless your memory goes to 100% and swapping starts or your system crashes its intended. Stop watching number go up.

>>107683391
You stop thinking about structs and start thinking about pages.

>>107683073
So what's the correct way to do it?

>>107683570
>>107683466

>>107683590
Meaning what exactly?

>>107683615
Meaning that, instead of relying on shitty heuristics that can only go off of size, you allocate address space and memory from the kernel directly and partition it like you see fit. Data that's resizable? Gets its own arena, with lots of address space to grow. Data that's not? Gets into a shared pool, with not so much space. You don't need the data anymore? Keep the mapping around as a scratchpad. And don't bother freeing it in the end; the kernel is going to take care of that, and in less mode switches, too.

>>107683480
never disagreed with that assessment. i still think the 5080 is not a real 80 class gpu and stand by everything said in >>107683343.

>>107683504
Call it what you want all of AMD performs worse than the 5080. Just buy one if you are so obsessed with it. I have one in my backup PC and it runs very well. Nice quite and cool. I'd still recommend the 5090 though.

is 70% brightness too high for a QD-OLED? Whites look too grey on anything below 60% but OLED chuddies say the higher the brightness, the quicker the burn-in

>Buy a refurbished BD790i for 300Eur because Im an autistic savant and bought bunch of mini pcs with 32 gb sodimm ram and nvmes for very cheap before the ram famine
>get a 5060ti 16 gb windforce because i want to play around with AI image gen and stuff
>play vydia instead for a week
>screen goes black, fans at 100%
>check mobo
>all good, boots normally
>but gpu goes to safe mode with fans running at 100% and no hdmi on poweron

Now I have no idea if its the cheapshit refurbished mobo pci slot getting fried that also may have fried the gpu or the gpu it self decided to cook some eggs. The gpu and slots seem to look pristine, so Im guessing its the gpu. Anybody had their windforce shit the bed before ?

>>107683539
I run mine at 90. It can get blinding on occasion, but it came with 80% factory. I just run what looks good.

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>>107683365
>stare at blank black screen for 6 minutes
close enough. welcome back high end crt monitors.

>>107682058
no issue at 1440p

>>107683290
>Dell oleds (not alienware)
correction Lenovo, not dell

Reposting my retarded question from another thread;
Forgive the retarded question, but been out of the game for awhile and want to make some decisions.
I need to replace some parts that died, and given the cost of ram all I could source was a 32 gig kit of cl30 ddr 5 ram.
Historically my "ai box" has had a 2x48gb kit of slightly worse timings, the main hardware in there is 2 3090s, and my question is if I took the 96 gig kit for my main build and gave it 32, how much would that hurt things? I know most stuff goes in the vram, but as far as recent models are there better quants or anything to where I won't notice that missing ram?
Basically to rephrase for this general how bad will 32gigs fuck me for daily use, I have not had a computer with less than 64 since 2018, I really doubt I can find another 32 gigs at a remotely reasonable price.

>>107683597
What CPU and what are you doing with your computer.

>>107675743
I don't updoot, much less auto-updoot like a retard

>>107681433
i dont know why you faggots care so much at something that is only mentioned in the changelog names

Why is this thread still up? Just update.

>>107674097
In a world of Spyware++ be a Sublime

>>107674097
just use geany
way better than this slop

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>>107678768
TRVTHNVKE. I work in finance (the boring accounting type, not the chad selling your grandma his synthethic cdo type) and I'm pretty sure that within the next decade or two I'll be competing for McJobs with all the Computer Basedientists.

>>107678768
because art is human expression and removing the human from that process fundamentally misses the point.

>>107678768
You can tell an image seems like AI from a look. You only realize vibe code when it breaks, like how Microsoft keeps breaking their OS.
Plus image gen AI slop makers spam their stuff non stop where people can see it while the back end is, like always, in the back end and unseen.

>>107682964
and here it is, you just don't think coding or translation or anything to do with text is expressive

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>>107683091
Language is best used to troll.

use tor moar

your problem is thinking in terms of direct alternatives. e.g. an "alternative facebook", rather than looking at the problem from a much higher level.
4chan is an alternative facebook, writing a novel using a typewriter is an alternative facebook, standing on a bridge and jerking off is an alternative facebook. why? because the fundamental purpose of all of these things is to occupy your attention. there are 24 hours in a day. instead of asking: how can i re-implement x or y bullshit but MY way, ask: what isn't already being done, has existing demand or is likely to find itself in-demand if you commit to it, and is within your capabilities to deliver. this sounds high-and-mighty but can be as trivial as "a neocities blog where i share 4chan posts i enjoyed every friday"
you're not going to get 8 billion people looking at that, but you might get 30 or 300.

an obsession with technical competence is one of the many blind alleyways these sorts of things usually go down. another is attempting to go cold turkey on the centralized web instead of utilizing it, as minimally as possible, to try to funnel people elsewhere. it's no great sin to use discord if you can use it to funnel people onto another site or into a game or whatever, and it can be a great sin to use matrix (as one or two small/mid tier imageboards have found when their entire userbase hopped over to vegan discord to the detriment of the board.)

as lame as it sounds: you have to like people. it is deeply uncool, but you have to recognize that the problem with the centralized web is a technological one and a sociological one, but not a human one. it is entirely possible to have 8 billion people online in a better way than this.

>>107679116
Interesting initiative OP.
Will be lurking and monitoring.

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>>107681786
thanks man. just woke up. im sick and fuckin tired of people complaining about web20 and how much soul it had when it was shit, and having no power or way to fight back against big tech or turn the internet back into cyberspace
wasn't aware of the cyberpunk general, I propose we link there in the op and maybe to the thinkpad general too

>>107679116
Replying because this is an interesting thread. OP, I think you’re discounting the recent quality of self-hosted services and the power of consumer technology. It’s a common mindset to think that advancements in information technology happen in linear paradigm shifts where there’s a shiny new thing that will completely change the world (currently we are on AI but it was previously things like Web3, Big Data, etc). From my observations, it seems more like the biggest gains in information technology happen laterally: first there were few computers, now there are many computers; first only a few people had access to the internet and now many people do. I think the next “step” is we go from an Internet to many “internets.” Note I’m not advocating for something like I2P, but connected Intranets. It’s trivial to do something like self-host an entire copy of Wikipedia and put it behind a VPN, and then have your buddies connect to it. Maybe host mirrors of other websites and run a small search engine too. Since the network is gated, you don’t have to worry about AI, or shitposters or whatever. Making a small local search engine to test this concept has been on my TODO list for a while, just haven’t gotten around to it yet.

> The only reason normies and tards are dreamgazing at yesteryear's cyberspace is solely due to how shit our modern one is.

I don’t think there’s anything inherently wrong with Web2.0. The issues arose from companies and outside organizations that have interests that conflict with the average user. In terms of QOL, I’d say sensibilities have gotten better and computers are faster. I see no reason why we couldn’t return to a simpler web and retain both aesthetics and functionality.

>>107683122
nah its 4chan doing retarded things. 4chan-xt and 4chan-x being outdated pieces of shit doesnt help. looks like 4chan wants everyone to buy a pass.

>>107683538
>is a hard one to understand
* in retrospect, i mean. i for one loved win95, but i can't speak for everyone since i was young when it came out so only briefly used 3.1 before moving to 95. like i hadn't spent years getting comfortable in 3.1 before trying 95

>>107683538
>was like the one time in windows history where upgrading was nothing but advantages
well besides perhaps moving to NT, like 98SE > 2k, or if you were a bad enough dude, 95 > NT4

>>107683553
>* in retrospect
When you think about it, that's the bottom line. The advantages of new OSs are only recognised in retrospect - in the moment, all the end-user sees is "this is slower and more bloated than DOS/Windows/OS/2/macOS n-1".
For example, you needed new apps to take advantage of most of the Win95 features - someone running Windows 3.x programs got almost none of the advantages you've listed so far.

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>>107683586
This. It's why Windows Vista was hated, yet Windows 7 (which we've had 10/11 feature updates that contained more improvements) was so loved.

>>107683490
Faking GPS data is easy, even without rooting the phone you can broadcast fake NMEA sentences and cell tower ids with an SDR radio.

>>107683547
Apps can easily tell when the gps is spoofed, like, try running pokemon go without getting banned for spoofing the gps and tell me how it goes.

>>107682995
Not everywhere is inner city Detroit. Lots of homes are in low crime, high trust areas where random people don't show up at your house to peer through the door while casing the place. For that house, I'm willing to bet all of the bedrooms are on the second floor, which can't be seen from the front door.

>>107683585
Yes, there are many ways to reduce the likeliness of fooling the app. For games, it's worth investing the time to do so. For food delivery apps, they're not going to invest the resources to do so, preferring for the customer to report the situation instead. It's bad customer service but these companies are all about controlling IT expenses.

>>107683602
Yet you cannot post a single example of said fake gps data not being caught, you're just talking on hypotheticals.

>>107682599
not ready for production yet
soon:tm:
two more weeks
trust the plan