>>107714334
If your IP made a connection to that address, you are now on a high priority list.

>>107714341
Inertia, honestly. I've got my setup that's comfy and works for all of my needs and kobold is downstream so it gets the important updates anyway.

How hard is it to run local models with AMD GPUs?
Wondering if an older 7900XTXs with 24GB VRAM for similar price to newer 16GB cards would be worth it.

>>107714341
meme banning

>>107714334
it's over. you have to torch your pc, all your shit, your house and go innawoods. it's the only way to save yourself now.

>>107714055
It's trivial to do and if you do this then one game can't affect another game. If something really bad happens to one of these instances, then all your games don't break.

>>107714188
I switched to fedora 3 months ago and it’s been fine
the only real issue is vidya that need high end hardware — dx12 runs noticeably worse than on win10, and nvidia drivers aren’t as good — and the occasional lack of random good software that I’m used to. An example, nothing as good as mp3tag exists, kid3 is a joke.
To be fair I’m not sure there’s much of a benefit vs running debloated win10 ltsc, but at least I don’t need to worry about microdick trying to upload my entire drive to their servers and try to push ads on me. KDE is excellent and I vastly prefer it to macOS, originally I thought mac sucks cause I’m just used to windows but months later macos still sucks while it took me just a few days to get used to kde

>>107710796
>didn't use Grembl_69x to Braaple the DRDs into Fragooble via PostHruk Babookle
Every goddamn time lul. Go back to Windows.

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>install troonix
>half of your favorite programs no longer work
>niche and old peripherals chopped out of support by trannies
>internet connection required to do anything
>"use case for fixing bugs?"
>"ACCEPT MY TRANNY COC(K) YOU EVIL CHUD NOOOOW!"
Yeah, no thanks. Still using XP SP3.

>>107714257
This. MacOS will always suck.l ol.

>>107714156
And let's not forget about the whole AI retardation.

>>107714045
>>107714156
Back then incompetent new-hires were fired before the end of the week. Somewhere along the way companies became afraid to fire people for incompetence. This made the competent people frustrated and so they job hopped. Overtime companies become staffed with only the incompetent who do not hire the competent because incompetent employees always claim something is 1) impossible or 2) too complicated to hide their incompetence.
Jeets are reliably incompetent.

>>107699745
>>107700185
>>107701070
If everything wasn't digital, I imagine prospective employees would figure out it'd be less effort to sabotage job websites and (international) recruiters than fight everyone else in their country, and abroad, for a limited number of local jobs.

>>107712864
>don't do [bullshit], they can smell your desperation
>instead do [bullshit that is desperate]
>that is how I got a limited placement $$$$$$ job inside 2 months
The only things to take away from you seem to be a cargo cult concept of first in, first to get the job, and to apply for remote work that no-one else wants to do (non-thirdie qualification required).

>>107714214
>in the old days we were all competent
>nowadays employers don't fire the incompetent, they're too afraid to
>no-one actually works these days
This reads like massive cope

>>107714221
>>don't do [bullshit], they can smell your desperation
>>instead do [bullshit that is desperate]
I can see why this would seem off. The point isn't about making desperate moves, but about if that desperation is visible to the other person. Things like a desperately large number of applications aren't something that is visible to the person looking at your application, they just see what you positions that they manage that you applied for. Getting first in line in the application pool isn't something that reads as desperate, since they won't even consider that. Cold messaging recruiters and hiring managers on LinkedIn reeks of desperation in a way that's offputting to them, like a beggar with their hand out.

>The only things to take away from you seem to be a cargo cult concept of first in, first to get the job
Definitely take that away from what I said. You may not like it, but first 5 people in the applicant pool have much better visibility than applicants 30-450 in the pool of 500 streetshitters. Also you should take into account what I said about interviewing as much as possible with jobs you dont want, so when you get into an interview where you want to work, it's not your first time getting grilled with questions you dont know how to answer and so you have the interview format down.

Can someone explain to an ignorant mathfag why computers don't implement rational numbers as a valid pair of ints?
I know people psychologically "like" decimal expansions, but what is the actual reason behind it?
Checking if denominator is zero is too complex? No unique form?

>>107713981
and I didn't mean to be mean or actually think you were a chatbot

>>107714106
Pair of ints wouldn't give a wide range of values that can be represented. With ints going around [-2e9, 2e9], there isn't really a way to store larger values. You can always use larger integer types, but to represent numbers like 1e100, or 1e-100 using the same number format (quite common for scientific applications), you'd need insanely big numerators.

The unique form can be achieved by enforcing that the gcd of the denominator with the numerator is always 1 (except for 0..), and that the denominator must be positive (numerators carry the sign). This representation guarantees uniqueness.

But the actual reason why computers don't 'implement' it, is that rationals don't require any special operations When you multiply two rationals: a/b * q/r, the result is (a*b) / (b*r), which was achieved using only integer operations. Additions/subtractions are a little harder to implement because you need to normalize the denominators, but they're essentially all integer operations, so there's no need for computers to have special instructions.

Even implementing special functions can be done using power series, which can be computed using rationals only,
Some languages like lisps have rationals as first-class language features and they work really well.

>>107711985
No. Pi is easily approximated.

>>107709755
floating point = jpeg
fixed point and integers = png

>>107711855
>making calls and taking pics is monstrous and criminal
do isissies really?

>>107696921
I always wonder, is there something you're doing with all those phones or is it just for consumerism/fun?
And most importantly, so far this gen which phone left you with the best impression?

I got kind of bored of changing flagships every year, at some point the improvements are too minuscule to justify (at least for me).

>>107712260
I just really like tech and in the past I had worked in the cellular industry, having worked at multiple carriers while I was in college so it just grew on me and I'm just really into it for fun. At the moment in my life I'm blessed by God where I can spend thousands of dollars on tech for a hobby and I couldn't be any happier honestly.

Is the poco f7 worth around 30% more in price than the x7 pro?

>>107714353
>qualcomm vs mediakek
yes

>>107709520
Sure it works, but not nearly as well as base Arch does.
It's kind of a sad mockery. And I regret putting it on my laptop.

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This shit crashes too much. Way too many problems even compared to base Arch. Went back to Fedora.

>is arch based
>crashes
Damn whoa

>>107712150
Arch doesn't crash though.

I've been using it for over a year with zero issues so far. It's probably a skill issue on your part OP.

stopping by to call op a fucking retard

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24 hrs later and the little narcissist is still is bumping a thread he allegedly hates with a topic he allegedly has no interest in engaging with, trying to squeeze as much dopamine out of the interaction as possible.

What did I say earlier about how easy it is mindbreaking these self obsessed retards with one simple technique?

bumperino

>>107704024
Why don't you ask grok that question?

It's dumb to make a thread for this...

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He just can't help himself. I imagine he's already destroyed a few things in his room.

>>107714100
Then I'm puzzled that it's slow. A modern computer should have no problem comparing MD5 hashes against a filter list quickly, even if the list has a million items. I thought the slowness would be due to using some fancy perceptual hash algorithm that's hard to evade.

g/tr[a@]nn*|meme|macbook|macos|gay|general|linux|apple|thread|cuck$|diffusion/i|/aicg/|gnome|firefox/is;type:subject;boards:4chan/g

I use Chance, and filters formatting is a little different

how come none of you have niece in your filters

I feel like maintaining filters, no matter how trash the posts you're filtering are, takes more mindspace than simply scrolling past them.

thoughbeit

>>107713512
Tell me you don't know how an init system work without telling me

>>107713485
Try antiX or Devuan

>>107713485
Tell me froggy, who told you that? Who slandered lennart poeterring to you?

>systemd bad
never undestood this cope

>>107713485
>User friendly
>No systemd
What retard youtuber sold you on this idea? You shouldn't fall for /g/ memes

>>107713019
>seeding
use case?

>>107713772
private trackers

>>107706943
incus is the second coming of christ. I'm dropping my openstack setup any second now.

>>107713772
Getting a highscore. Also I'm white.

>>107713732
When I first started with the home server I was using ubuntu and they have a version of transmission that had a memory leak. That was annoying for a while. Otherwise it works just fine.

>>107711992
>which are around their version 50 or so.
lol
lmao even
you might want to research that again

>>107711992
they do 1 major version per year, so it will take another 34 years to reach version 50

>>107713052
>gayland

>>107711613
how to set up fedora kde with ext4?
t. brainlet

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i like kde plasma because it's very windows like but I don't like how the main feature is supposedly customization but they for some reason partially removed pointed corners in plasma 6.0 and the only way to get them back completely is to install some sort of plugin, right now you only get pointed corners in the bottom corners

just keep the pointed corners in the settings menu and let me flick them back on you had that in previous versions!

>>107713932
kde gets too much prize about its supposedly customisability, but it does a pretty shit job at it, fonts, icons colours; it all stinks and the panel is soon put to break after you start messing with it. modularity and customisability my ass.

>>107706897
kringe

>>107714345
I still can't unsee the original uncensored version of that short with the jeet eating yellow curry diarrhea straight out of a toddjeet's ass.

>>107714368
Civilised behaviour by indian standards.

>>107711999
LLMs aren't precious retarded autists, now are they?

>>107711816
I got it for free from a friend whose company had a bunch of old laptops for "recycling"

>>107712787
Your friend is a moron if he gave away a disk with data on it. No offense, but you don't EVER give out disks with data on it, even IF it is encrypted.

>>107713310
nta but why not if it's securely encrypted? You mean you should format it for them out of courtesy or...?

>>107703741
anyone? This is a thinkpad general right?

>>107712313
meanwhile, you make some bullcrap that you call music, which is hardly getting millions of monthly listeners now is it

>cricketing intensifies

I need closed back headphones for recording, what's good? Sony MDR-whatevers? Some Beyerdynamic shit? Something else? Don't want to spend over $100 if I don't have to but don't want them to be shit either.

>>107713117
I have the Sony MDR 7506 and they're pretty good.

How do you anons connect real instruments into your daw? The wiki doesn't explain how to set them up