>>107682687
>28nm the best lithography they've been able to commercially perform so far
>EUV still relying on 7nm+ (DUV) for the most part
>Fanxiang and other Chinese products know internationally for their propensity to fail
Yikes alerts.

>>107681688
You missed out on the epic 10nm memes anon

>>107676887
You still have Samsung foundries, which sure isn't competitive but how is everyone forgetting Intel, their next few nodes will be competitive, Panther lake is a few weeks away, and leaks show it being very competitive, thanks to 18A. as well as just some really good design decisions.

>>107681450
ASML are the worlds largest supplier of lithography machines.

>>107681470
AMD can't match that, how do you expect China to magically just match it?

"The entire footprint of a single 2nm-class transistor is roughly 50nm by 70nm."
What?

>>107682795
>Panther lake is a few weeks away, and leaks show it being very competitive, thanks to 18A
These new chips pull 18 amps? Yeah gonna skip Intel next gen as well...

>>107682639
>literally who against trillion dollar companies
good luck with that, poorfags

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>Phillip Shitskin

>>107682668
its copyright infringement you can represent your self in how easy it is.

If I licensed a drawing under creative commons share-alike non-commercial license and an AI scraped it, would that make everything the AI generates creative commons as well? I mean that's how it works if a human took my drawing and transformed it so why not the AI.

>>107682668
>Leave the corporation alone!
That isn't how it works.

>>107682756
Imagine a handjob from that thing.

>>107682756
Imagine the urethral fisting

>>107682756
Actually impressive.

>>107681599
> Where is everyone?
All the usual Antifa FEDs are there.

>>107681599
I'd rather kms than to go to germany, never forget, never forgive.

> zero talks about the energy issue in Germany
I know its a computer focused conference but seeing all the climate shit and no one discussing the obvious EUSSR shit we are seeing I would have thought someone at least would make a effort to discuss the renewable energy network and its implication. Thats a full semester course of course but you can condense it down to 90min and it would be a eye opener for most people because it connects directly to the thiel and co. driven surveillance dictatorship.

Are you watching the AMD hack?

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she cute

>>107682647
Just a crackpot theory but looking at Kimi's Deployment Guide there is no prompt format provided, so the reasoning might be parsed/forced by the inference engine, and the prefilling has to be enabled and supplied in a special way like they show here https://platform.moonshot.ai/docs/guide/use-partial-mode-feature-of-kimi-api
Meaning there's no way unless the provider has taken some deliberate steps. Or I'm just retarded.
Also this is old but I can't be amazed how they have explicit name property support in the request the API accepts https://platform.moonshot.ai/docs/api/partial#role-playing

>>107682647
How do you turn off thonking?

>>107682675
That does seem like a good idea, I'll give it a go. Thanks for the tip

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>>107682647
it still uses <think> tags. just put </think> in your prefill

>>107682669
Just train on our logs.

>>107678797
>online freaks
So kinda like (you) then?

>>107679650
im cool

>>107678768
because they see art as human creative domain whereas programming is just manual labor

>>107678768
Because artists managed to create a narrative about why they are so important and normies embraced it. Also this: >>107680487

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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.

>>107681529
I thought ltsc only went up to 24h2, how you get 25h2?

>>107681570
by installing it manually

>thats my dev/test system, just built a new one and running paid retail W11 Pro on because /fwt/ told me not to

Is portableapps recommended? I want to avoid installing as much as a I can in order to leave software and its configuration in another partition that wont be wiped out on format.

Due to a new PC I finally have windows 11 instead of windows 10.

So far I hate it.

I grabbed StartAllBack and that helped some. What else can I do to get all my normal functionality back?

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I've heard nothing but good things about Everything, but uh... how do I actually use it? I mean what is the use case even supposed to look like? Is it supposed to be a complete replacement for windows explorer? Or just the search function? It's a lot snappier in searching but I've been dicking around with the UI and well, it's really hard to use as just a general file browser.

>>107682686
>There is at least 1 method to use MAS offline and locally,
Yeah, you gotta activate Winblows using MAS or X method, like I said.
>older windows version can be activated offline
By older you mean insecure and soon to be incompatible with modern software. Do Wintards really?
>consequences of not activating modern windows (apart from ltsc releases) are barely noticable.
"barely noticable" lmao. we be out here trolling and shiet.
>stop lying x2 (nothing valuable to say)
You are a tinker tranny.

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>>107682686
you were absent from the thread so long cuz you were jacking your little cock to all these hot trannys wishing they would FUCK YOUYR ASSHOLE WITH THEIR ROCK HARD DICKS!!!!

>>107682310
not him but is this supposed to not compile or what

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>>107682632
You could just post the error and then keep making fun of Swift or whatever
What's the point of refusing to communicate, is that even any more fun

>>107682786
https://danielchasehooper.com/posts/why-swift-is-slow/

>>107662361
C + Lua.

>>107682797
>Swift 6 spends 42 seconds on these 12 lines on an M1 Pro, only to spit out the notorious error: the compiler is unable to type-check this expression in reasonable time; try breaking up the expression into distinct sub-expressions. In the same amount of time, Clang can perform a clean build of my 59,000 line C project 38 times.
grim

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>>107682797
>This is what they're using for ladybird

i miss schizo anon

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found a bad optimization pass that was causing huge workspace size
also implemented dynamic workspace allocation
>compile once for large dynamic shape
>allocate only the required memory instead of using the memory of the maximum shape

autoencoder decode
8, 8 latent 503MiB / 46068MiB
128, 128 latent 1815MiB / 46068MiB
256, 256 latent 5727MiB / 46068MiB

very cool

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gm anon
>>107682128
cool - how do i use it?

>>107682806
>guix
What's the troon factor?

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>>107682448
is it worth it?
I only use my forefingers and thumb(space) for most of the typing and get around 70-80 wpm

are usb-a pcie cards generally plug and play, or do i have to download some additional thing to get it to work?

better phone to have right now Pixel 9a, pixel fold original, or pixel 10? other brands to consider are welcome as im mainly looking for something with decent battery life

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>>107682691
They are plug and play, there's zero difference to the integrated ports from the computer's point of view. Same goes for SATA cards and what have you.

>>107677130
1TB RAM? wtf

>>107681543
I mean how else do you expect to run my LLM's on my threadripper motherboard, together with RTX A6000, and have some offloading capacity and some minor VM's on the side?

>>107681580
damn, never ran a LLM so had no idea about it

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>>107676977
Phone = 256MB
Laptop = 1GB
PC = 2GB
Router = 32MB
"Home" Server = who needs that
the only reason peoples perception of required RAM is so inflated is bloated software
with optimized software we could achieve the same or better performance with much less computing power and resources

>>107676977
Only 2 gigabyte so you can run chrome and connect to an Amazon data center where you can access more ram and processing power for a low price starting at 30 dollars per month.
Imagine being so entitled that your thing you should own your own processing power.

>>107668793
Same shit, just a different kind of nigger

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>>107670960
Say again?
>Inb4 patents expired
But the licensing agreement from the original CRADA still holds and ITAR still applies. One of the original stipulations was that ASML was supposed to build the machines here, but the Clinton administration let them out of most of their obligations besides "no EUV to Chinks" and "pay us money".

>>107682586
The same is true of all white countries. They are all going down the drain race-wise.

>>107682777
USA actually has over 2.1 fertility rate for Hispanics, which are honorary whites

>>107682596
No just financial aid, but foundational research. You can thank Ronald Reagan and his SDI spending spree for EUV. Unironically the next step into XUV or plasmonic nano-lithography below the diffraction limit will be due to laser weapons technology maturation. Pretty sure ASML is already working with the DoE again on these exact things at LLNL.