>>107625698
y0u h4v3 t0 l34rn l33t sp34k f1rst

>>107625698
your mom needs to buy you a puter 1st

>>107625698
Reverse connection to Indian scammers and fuck with their files

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>need laptop with less than 2g ram
>Download hex editor with windows 2K
>make/ edit current hex programs
>speak , breath in hex
>the path of the hackor will unviel from there

you ask for the telephone number printed on the back of a modem and then dial it directly, dropping you immediately into a shell giving you full unmitigated control of the system. then you play outer limits and twilight zone instead of whatever racist junk they were playing because racism is illegal and extremely zero cool.

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remove vo=gpu-next from your config now that it is the default

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>>107609921
hardware IMO

especially if you run shaders for upscaling 1080p on 4k screens w/ high quality mode... no lag on seeking unlike software.
https://github.com/bloc97/Anime4K/tree/master

>>107625662
I did it long ago because gpu-next is broken. Hardware decoding broken on gpu-next opengl on vp8. Vulkan takes like 2 seconds for a window open. On X11 it's even worse, 99% cpu usage on one core.

>>107625654
>>107625585
What the fuuuck?
help! do I update from 0.40? what do I lose if I update?
do I wait for shinchiro's stable version that will release in 3 months?

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>>107625654
OOOOOOO UPDEEET

>>107620821
>yuropoor money
found your problem anon. I'm sorry about the poverty :(

>>107620821
>>Thank you, anons. Thank you for this shit.
>I guess I will never build another computer. But that's they you guys planned it. First you make people dependent on tech, then you remove the tech.
You're welcome. I am dedicated to finding all the ways to remove you and your ilk from the internet.

>>107626005
>>107626036
>>107626042
>3 le poor posts back to back
You've been called out 8 times already for your absolute retarded take. You sure are a glutton for punishment.

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and to think 3 years ago I bought 64 GB for less than $200 just because I wanted to populate my two remaining slots for shits and giggles.
the only time I used more than my original 64 GB was when I was fucking around with large local LLMs.

>>107626005
>Cripple
Exaggeration. It would slightly reduced capacity, but I don't usey PC much these days.
I might do it and invest that money in the S&P. By the time I'm ready to upgrade it'll have appreciated nicely

>>107624225
How?

>>107619267
>how big is the 300TB dataset?
you must be a special kind of retard

Nice poking the bear, retards. If you steal $500 you might get away with it. If you steal $500 million, they WILL find you.

>>107625986
We've gone long enough without fighting them. Now seems fine to start.

>>107619262
what's the bit rate on this
300tb doesn't sound like that much

>>107625925
They all are, there's no place for chuddies in open source and all chuddies are too retarded to build anything themselves

>>107625925
I'll be honest with you chief, the only one that isn't is probably RHEL. Even Ubuntu has been infiltrated by now.

Oh cool the semicircle/half-moon wasn't the correct captcha answer for once

>>107625690
State of the art image to video is probably one of the Chinese models like Kling or Wan or See dream in that case. Haven't touched SaaS since Sora since it's all expensive and poopy and watermarked so you'll have to do some research on that yourself.

Finally, ZIT is saved
https://civitai.com/models/2242072/

i think we need another general, this one is stinky
what do you think about /ldg/ - landscape diffusion general?

>>107626032
this changes everything

>>107625802
>getting a zero-data-retention Claude endpoint is trivial
Elaborate on this?

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>>107624655
It's a bot

>>107624420
ai slop

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I love Windows!

>>107625127

>>107625563
Apparently it does have the SSE4.2 instruction set so in theory it will work, but it's on the edge of compatibility so that might change in the future

It can run Enterprise with the bypasses or LTSC IoT without tweaks

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Why would I want to do this? Does it make the model stay in character better?

>>107625913
I already changed my nvidia package versions but the news mentions nothing about cuda breaking with v13. cuda-tools isn't even a package in the main repos anymore, only on the AUR.

>>107625985
It's useful if you notice it keeps getting something wrong, or to enforce a style. If you have a mute character, and it says so in the defs, it's still pretty likely that the model will forget and have {{char}} speak anyway. Then a
>Remember: {{char}} is mute and can't speak.
at a low depth (close to the next reply) will usually be more powerful than a faraway line in the character defs.

CUDAbros... Not like this...

>>107625985
>Does it make the model stay in character better?
It can if you put a simple "Respond according to char's personality", or to add emphasis to certain instructions if you notice the adherence or style drifting by adding a short : "According to {the instructions}, write your response as char. Put it above the last user message so it goes System (depends on model), User, Char.

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>>107613160
best PC controller coming through

>>107625731
So from what I gather, that's like a 3D mouse. How does that even work?

>>107625810
it give you 6 (SIX) analog axis

>>107625876
But how does it actually function? Do you move the round part like a 3D joystick? Meaning you hold it and the cursor moves in that direction. It's not really a mouse then.

>>107622412
have you tried the hyperkin model? supposedly near identical to, if not better than the og 360 controller

first for dwm is king

>>107604593
have you ever ended up using repos like nonguix?

>>107625617
Reminds me of the book I'm presently reading, Rime of the Ancient Mariner. MELIKES.

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yall mfs need allah.

>>107624903
Nice orange htop.

(defafun read-dt-ram (lbox ldt rbox rdt dt-code)
 left
  (alu-field extract-bit-right nop a0 a0 (byte 1. 0.))   ;left word
  (alu-field field-pass a6 a1 a1 (byte 6. 26.) unboxed br-zero)
  (branch right ())
  (alu-field field-pass a6 a1 a1 (byte 6. 26.) boxed)
 right
  (alu-field extract-bit-right nop a2 a2 (byte 1. 0.))   ;right word
  (alu-field field-pass a7 a3 a3 (byte 6. 26.) unboxed br-zero)
  (branch doit ())
  (alu-field field-pass a7 a3 a3 (byte 6. 26.) boxed)
 doit
  (alu-field field-extract-r a4 a4 a4 (byte 3. 0.))
  (alu l+r a4 a4 a4)
  (movea a7 read-dt-ram-dispatch)

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>>107623048
No
A cons cell has a car and a cdr

>>107625914
A lot of Lisps have inline assembly. Lisp is a systems programming language.
https://github.com/sbcl/sbcl/blob/master/src/assembly/x86-64/arith.lisp

It is political, from inception, which makes any other objective things about the language irrelevant.
It's pretty simple, actually, and I don't believe that there's anyone not acting in bad faith who doesn't understand this.

>>107625965
To be a less flippant, I don't think that supporting e.g. inline assembly is enough to make something a proper systems language.
There exists a way to write Rust that looks basically like C with raw points all over the place and everything marked unsafe. (There are Rust-to-C transpilers that output code like that.) If that were the only way to do systems programming in Rust then I wouldn't consider Rust a fully-fledged systems language, it'd basically be two languages in a trenchcoat. What makes Rust more than that is the fact that you can write a lot of pretty idiomatic high-level-looking code even inside a kernel. You need some amount of weird unsafe glue but you can build nice zero-cost abstractions and write idiomatic code on top of that without tanking the efficiency or importing a whole runtime.
How idiomatic does Systems Lisp look? Is it basically a fancy macro assembler? Is it a bizarre subset where you can't even construct lists because those require dynamic memory allocation? Or is it business as usual?
(I kinda know elisp. I haven't seriously studied lisp machines.)

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>>107624894
30 TRILLION TECH
WE
ARE
NOT
GAMING
COMPANY
ANYMORE

>>107625973
yeah try getting a robot to clear out an apartment block tho

>>107624911
>what's the fucking point of having AI play games for me?
We will eventually have NPCs and bots that are indistinguishable from real people. Which will take games to the next level. Imagine Skyrim but every NPC behaves like a real person.

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Impressive, very nice. Let's see it built a 20k SPM Factorio base.

>>107625969
I'm thinking the elites from halo.

Just another enemy to destroy.

the whole not moving the taskbar is one thing
the fact that they can't even figure out how to elide window titles if you have it set to show them. instead of showing Explo... it shows Exploı and gets cut off midletter. it's insane. windows 95 betas managed this. it's genuinely insane.
i can accept a lot of bullshit from this 4 trillion tech company because microsoft has always been a crock of dogshit and only after vista did they humble just a bit but even the most basic fucking features are not even half functional and it makes my blood boil

>>107608327
Windows XP. 7, 8 runs just fine.

>>107619580
ugh even AI makes fun of me for using windows these days...

>>107608327
Forget top taskbar, give me back my small icons and multiple rows.

>>107615304
>NeXTSTep modded to resemble Mac OS is the same as GNU/Linux and it's myriad of desktops and graphical API's
You have no clue. fagOS or any modern Linux distro's relation to actual Unix is completely arbitrary. Developing graphical applications for either platform is nothing like developing for Unix proper. If you're doing anything object oriented, cool or not, it's not Unix. NeXT/OS X isn't Unix and neither is KDE/GNOME and their C++ and GObjects

>>107625039
usually they face down and the sort of soft light diffuses the overall light on the desk, lighting up the desk surface and keyboard and such but also kinda breaking up the lighting contrast of the monitor

think of it like how your screen looks in daylight, an ambient lit room, versus how it looks in pitch darkness
if you have ambient light at night it makes it less harsh to look at, similar to looking at it in am ambient daylight lit room

>>107625812
Interesting. Thanks.

>>107618519
i will if you post your hands because i have some suspicions that needs verification

>>107624156
spill drink, mud.
You could get old pallets and pull them apart and line the floor with boards.. Might get the bugs and fleas out. But, this person is living their best life so who am I to complain.