For what purpose? .net runtime has been multiplatform for like a decade.

>>107722174
>For what purpose? .net runtime has been multiplatform for like a decade.
I think it's more for targeting consoles and shit.

>>107722151
>next gen GPUs

>>107721337
This is the 4th thread in a row that isn't nico spam

>>107722067
>4k during peak scalping shortages
>dip down to 2k
>from 2k to 5k
>6090 release at a normalized 5k
>5k normalized
>only contentsloppers and richfags will have 5k to spend on gpus to stream shitty games
>if you didn't buy into the gpu housing market and offload your 90-series every new release you will be left behind the ever increasing gpu increases
fuck I should have buyed a sub msrp 5090

How fucked am I if I got all my PC parts bought but I can't put my rig together until the following weekend?

Between Newegg, Amazon and Best Buy all places have return policy until Jan 31st so as long as I don't get fucked further by my work injury/fly I should be fine right?
I had to host family the last month and I have a small home so I didn't have much space to really set out my parts without risk. Hell, my folks set off the fire alarm by putting too much butter on the tenderloin for Christmas last week. So glad I didn't have the parts open as my place was smoky as hell, the first time where I ran around and opened every single window in my place.

>>107722158
tsmc just started production on 2nm so yes next gen.

>>107721911
When the CIA ran out of communism to erase, they pivoted towards ensuring American corporate interests remain protected.
This includes making sure the Chinese don't take over the world by manufacturing the one thing they don't yet have complete control over, high-end microchips.
Much like preventing communism, it isn't all about making sure America is winning but rather ensuring its enemies are losing which is why an European company is allowed to be such a significant player in the market.

>>107722016
>>107721938
back to work golems, i need your tax money for mossad.

>>107721911
I have two patents with them :)

>>107721938
EUV's mechanism is poorly understood
It may as well be magic at this point

>>107721911
>very expensive single low volume market
>need years and billions of $ and the top researchers on the planet to make a competitive one
it takes an absolute fuckload of upfront investment to make a top-tier photolithography machine and you the one company that has cornered the market has
>a headstart
>legacy
>institutional know-how
>trust from the 5-10 companies worldwide that are interested in the product

it's a non-starter commercially. the only reason anyone would invest to compete is if they're a government trying to diversify supply chains

>>107722162
Don't forget that there is literally ZERO tool time available to researchers so nobody can develop the photoresists they need for the process to even be viable in the first place

What's the difference between the F1 and the upcoming F2 V2?

>his keyboard is less than full-sized
Tranny moment

>>107718759
>literally no F1 FE mentions
Fuck. That sucks.

>>107721371
F1 has two versions
The original model that was Korean exclusive
and the F1-8X v2 that was the most recent group buy featuring a lower front height and copper weights instead of brass

F2-8X V2 is probably just an update to the F2-84
https://www.endgames.io/keyboards/f284

>>107718759
>1. GLARE TKL R2 (Q1, Group Buy)
I'm so fucking ready for my last custom keyboard

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>modern corpo instruct "i am a helpful assistant" AI is too sycophantic
I miss when AI generated fanfic reviews of your story and called it poorly written problematic fetish bullshit

>>107719005
anon there's no training material in them in the first place
all of it was filtered in the dataset filtering stage
all you'd get is some schizo ramblings and the most schlocky shit that managed to pass the filter

>>107719005
>6GB VRAM / 32GB RAM
What's the best uncensored Ollama model I can use right now?

>>107720829
>>107720693
Are there any local models or ais or whatever the hell the kids are calling them that do act like tsunderes? It's the same phenomena as Animal Crossing's writing. The original games had villagers that were assholes, but you actually enjoyed spending time with them more than the yes-man husks of New Horizons, because they felt like actual people with character flaws and personalities.

>>107719005
The only way forward is to turn your home into an autonomous giga fortress designed to house your autonomous robot house waifu.
The next step after the battle maid is the fortress wife.

Let me guess, you need more?

>>107720394
TI lobbied for their calculators to be required for standardized exams in the US. An abacus would be more useful than a non-TI calculator.

>>107720368
bc is all I need

>>107720368
whats the problem goy do you want to graduate or not??

>>107720402
i use them in applied statistics

Any 10-13" black and white eink tablets without chinkshit spyware? Use case would mainly be manga and the occasional PDF. Also affordable eink monitors fucking when.

>>107716766
I got myself an iPad Pro M4 for Christmas and I just go to Annas website, search for a book, click the download link and it's right there. Pretty neat, works about as seamlessly as buying one.
I read for 1.5 hours and it only drained the battery 4% because it's oled so once you go black there's no draining the battery pack.

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$5 kindle from goodwill. Installed the jailbreak thing + koreader so I can just drag epubs onto it and not deal with dogshit Calibre. I think it's a 10th gen base model? idk what the resolution is but text looks fine

>>107721598
>koreader its the autistic way of using an ebook
>install nickelmenu
thanks famalam, I will check it out, sounds like you saved me a lot of time on shit I don't need

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>>107722129
>not tagging/adding metadata to your books
>konosuba

>>107721720
You'd think it would be allowed, but it's often just twinks and bara shit.
We needed a /trap/ board years ago but Hiro never provided. Altchans do though.

>>107721743
Seethe Jew.

>>107720268
i'd honestly rather the chinese have my info than a government that has any real power over me

>>107721268
You sound HIV+

>>107721574
Yea but what does >>>/fit/ have to do with computers

>>107722061
>with the ComfyUI visual programming language.

>>107721749
>>107722093
>User impersonating 4chan Staff

>>107722117
even that's a stretch schizo

cursed bread. cursed UI. cursed schizo. good riddance

>>107722132
>>107722143
>Participating in or instigating a flamewar.

>>107715709
>Chink DDR5 soon™
If China can flood the market with cheap GPU's and DDR5 then it will get my eternal gratitude

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the hardware manufactures did it to them selves for being greedy cunts and putting everthing into the A.I. basket. Even nVidia said they were shifting out of the consumer hardware sector

>>107718033
Pretty sure current CXMT chips are chink only today, and I doubt they can even supply China alone with the new chips.

>>107715709
Nice. Can't wait for affordable hardware.

Even if these chips never come abroad, them flooding the chinese market is enough to affect ram prices here (I hope)

>why jeet
pass

>>107719326
I'm yet to have any results with it, and it might be my lack of patience because each round take 20min to an hour to have any kind of apparent result. I never went after the analyzing phase because it seems just stuck

Good new is, I saved the files with a portable cracked minitool, which was so riddled with malware it was active just enough to open a stance of the app after it windows defender deleted almost everything on the folder. The files seem fine

>laptop chargers are so bulky
>some bulky laptop chargers use USB-C...
>you can find universal USB-C chargers with the same watt output at like 1/10th the size of the laptop chargers and they often have multiple ports
I don't get it. Can someone explain?
If I have a laptop with a USB-C charger, should I just buy a smaller phone charger to travel with or should I get another bulky one to put in my travel kit?

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no hpg thread so I'll just ask here: what kind of earbuds should I look at for under $80 or so? I've got a road trip tomorrow that I've gotta stay in various hotels for so I can't order anything online (no obscure shit or aliexpress) and right now my best options are looking like either some soundcore p40i's or some sony wf-c710ns but I wanna hear what you guys might recommend

>>107721902
those smaller phone chargers are either gonna have a bigger brick right by the plug or have a lower output, the connection type has nothing to do with it

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what's the point of all this shit

>>107721875
I'd just remember if it was something important.

>>107721166
Forgive me
I meant writing larger projects or contributing to code bases or should I focus on learning the fundamentals of computer science before even thinking about real shippable software?
Obviously I will need to write software but what kind or approach would you recommend working on so that I stay interested while also learning properly?
I have a STEM PhD but I am a noob to comp sci and my programming skills are shit clearly.

>>107721316
I didn't mean to group them or suggest they're similar, but they cover two sides of programming that I know I enjoy and lisps have lots of comp sci resources available (eg SICP) and are both functional from what I understand.

>>107721950
Also keep in mind this is supplemental to my day job at best and more likely to be simply a hobby. Not trying to become a professional. Sorry if I shat up the thread.

>>107721847
>The only way you can get compilers to optimize these is by enabling inlining, which can blow up code size tremendously.
Yes. The alternative would be to enable/disable optimizer options in a more fine grain way but the disadvantage is that the user must then put more annotations in the code or the program must be profiled and then recompiled so the compiler knows where to do these optimizations.

>Being unable to change ABIs for static functions, like always having to use register B even though the first parameter is always in register A (return from a previous function),
Interesting, but what's the gain to be obtained? Removing one mov from rax to rdi per function call? That's not much.

>non-volatile
As in non-scratch registers?
>or being unable to dump all non-volatile registers outside of a loop and have function calls do the same PUSH/POP blocks multiple times in a row.
So you want functions to be able to share a stack frame essentially?

>>107722056
>That's not much.
Not unless you have many such calls. If you have hundreds of such calls, and each move is 3 bytes, that's a lot of unnecessary code you could've gotten rid of *for free*. And yes, I have hit one scenario in which that was the case.

>So you want functions to be able to share a stack frame essentially?
No, that would imply out-of-context references. I just want functions to stop preserving and then restoring the same old registers all the time. Function 1 places them all on the stack, then restores them from the stack. Function 2 places them all on the stack, then restores them from the stack. Function 3 ... you get the picture. They move the same, never-changing values from register to memory and back, rather than dumping them once and restoring them once.

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I'm gonna stop ingesting slop.

>>107715616
>wife
>cleans the house and has sex with you
haha yea

>>107712920
brainrot

>>107715592
I like DIY but your post reminded me to get a cleaner.

>>107716524
fucking a cat?