>>106628622
none theyre all snake oil

>>106628694
i already downloaded every file here

https://huggingface.co/stabilityai/stable-diffusion-xl-base-1.0/tree/main

so i'll find out soon enough

>>106628642
Is this the banana

>>106628704
i installed it and it's not, it works as advertised. what i'm not understanding now is why you would use it instead of using one of the speed loras that let you use cfg>1, since nag basically doubles gen times. maybe i'm missing something though

at my work we compile each day for 3 hours to test

>>106628491
>jit? more like pajit because it's a subhuman idea. just compile your fucking code

Hi mr. Retard,

Your graph fails to illustrate how a real, 2025 state of the art JIT works.

Your graph basically describes an interpreter, not a JIT.

Please complete your college degree before posting.

>>106628491
templeOS's main feature is jit compilation at the OS level which makes it very convenient and fun. you just suck at computers

OP is so smart. I want to be smart like OP.
>>106628657
>reddit spacing
F*ck off.

>>106628491
Good luck with an AOT compiler when your program generates new bytecode on the fly. In certain circumstances JIT can be faster, such as with dynamic languages where you can pass any type to a function but if you only use a single type for it the JIT can optimize it for only that one type. An AOT compiler won't have the information necessary to do this without typing.

JIT compiling has it's place but generally if your programming language requires it to run relatively fast then you're using a shit language.

>>106625614
an 512gb ssd is $30
clone it and done

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Just checked and I didn't have the JPEG XL one installed. It does show up. Is there any way to like register the store programs or something?
>>106627585
Isn't that just thumbnails
>>106627539
Yeah there's a few

My friend just managed to wipe windows for his computer, so I'm gonna re-install it today. I use 10 iot ltsc, but I need something isiot proof for them and I don't think that's it. Is windows 11 pro my best bet? I don't think the guy is going to use winget + command line for installing things only on the microsoft store.

>>106628401
he also uses xbox + gamepass so he's gonna be signed in anyway

>>106627267
Not really. It's literally just run and forget.

>I miss Japanese electronics
you can literally order shit from japan right now and realize there's nothing innovative about their slop.

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>>106628579
They have a circle on their laptop though.

>>106628592
>this is a Japanese laptop made in 2025
>it costs the equivalent of $3500 USD
>it has a 7th gen Intel CPU and 16GB of RAM
What. The. Fuck.

>>106628625
but it has fax built in

>>106627571
>SAR pls redeem the 5 microphones for your smart glasses we must record 360' sound for you to read message
>pls put the explosive battery made in israel next to your brain sar
>sar there is no contrller, nobody wants to carry a controller all day... just strap this controller onto your wrist sar
>sar the most important feature is that you can take pictures of child's bobs and vegna by hiding your hands into your pockets sar


oh man this is going to cause so many problems.

>>106627701
>cook book :D

every bramine jeet is going to be wearing smart glasses to cheat on exams to steal your job.

>>106628228
>cheat on exams
Can we finally get Faraday-Caged exam halls?
You just need some shitty metal foil, come on.

Block off a powerful search engine and the internet, and they're all dead in the water.

Sick and tired of this shit.
DO IT.

>>106627571
Nothing AR can do can't be done with just your phone.

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>>106627571
The thing is... I will not talk to you while you wearing it. Imagine everyone taking my stand... now what?

>>106585797
in pooland you can check everyone's car insurance online by license plate. If they dont have it, this car most likely belongs to undercover law enforcement people.

>>106623829
Actually good advice

>>106627441
Just to be sure, are we talking Poland or are we talking India?

>>106623896
Cringe retard

>>106623829
i tried having sex directly and now i'm in jail help

>>106628418
>twrp.me (if
thanks.. damn they don't even support redmi note 13 yet, let alone redmi note 14.. and i don't want to buy any expensive flagship phones, but also don't want to buy some old cursty redmi note 12..
looks like i might have to buy the 14 and then just be stuck with the shitty factory rom bloat ;_;

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These are the new Geekbench CPU and GPU scores for the new iPhone 17 lineup, compared to last year's 16 lineup.

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>>106628458

The A19 Pro did better on Geekbench 6 than a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 4.
>>106621547
>>106628458
>>106628467

>>106628455
you can check your phone's xda forum for unofficial twrp ports, i use one on my galaxy note 4 it just werks

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https://emacsconf.org/2025/cfp/
The deadline for EmacsConf 2025 talk proposals is September 19, 2025.
For Europe and Asia, that's today.
For Americans, that's tomorrow.
They didn't put a time zone on the deadline date, so I'm not sure if there's a precise cut-off. Perhaps they'll allow a tiny amount of wiggle room.

>>106627563
>I see you found some page on the internet about the common lisp standards body or something.

I have been using Common Lisp for more than 10 years and know perfectly its story.

You, again, don't understand shit about Common Lisp, you are now talking about the IBM 704, and thus the original LISP and LISP 1.5. A total strawman. Now, some things in LISP 1.5 became part of MACLISP parts of MACLISP also entered into the Common Lisp standard, however, your original claim:

"A lot of what you see in common lisp came from random design decisions students literally made in overnight coding sessions in the 70s."

which starts with "A LOT",

is bullshit, because Common Lisp also has influence from INTERLISP, Lisp Machine Lisp, Spice Lisp, NIL (New Implementation Lisp), Connection Machine Lisp (used in supercomputing) and S-1 Lisp. All of which were newer than MACLISP.

Know your history first.

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>>106628421
not gonna risk getting blinded to score points with dyels on /g/

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https://github.com/tbanel/uniline

>>106625802
>but eshell also treats primitive-functions (i.e. the ones written in C) as commands, so they don't need to be parenthesized either
Yeah, one could use eshell as an elisp REPL.

~/aa $ setq x 10
10
~/aa $ (factorial x)
3628800
~/aa $ factorial $x
3628800

I'm using the factorial function posted by anon earlier in >>106619885.

>>106628356
why not just use int* at that point?

>>106628480
i want to be able to read the struct bit by bit and don't want the value stuck somewhere else in the heap

>>106628495
>__attribute__((packed))

I'm not sure that is doing what you think it is. The compiler directive just removes any structure padding.
It ensures there is no extra bytes placed in the struct for alignment like if you add a char or something
else that throws out the most likely default 4 byte alignment.

If you're really worried about the struct and array it contains being within one continuous memory region
then it'd be best to use a custom allocator that does so. Note that an array by c standards is a contiguous
memory location. Putting it in alone in astruct is rather pointless. Did you mean to be using a union?

>>106628356
Because C doesn't support ZSTs.
It works fine in Rust.

#[repr(packed)]
struct IntArr {
    inner: [u8],
}

>>106627223
I want kind of a rendering API and runtime independent thing, though I would be aiming for a Vulkan runtime that interprets these dynamically for hot reload enabled live coding. Someone could take a different approach and generate code off it.
It's not a new idea or anything, render graphs have been around for a while and "Mastering Graphics Programming with Vulkan" covers something similar. The most complete version of this idea I've seen is https://github.com/GPUOpen-LibrariesAndSDKs/RenderPipelineShaders which really is a full blown DSL that compiles a C-like language. Too ambitious for me but maybe you could get close with hooks or interpretable snippets in some embeddedable scripting language.
The point for an advanced system is to be able to do things like automatic resource management and memory aliasing of transient resources, automatic parallelization of command encoding, synchronization, etc. Basically just automating a lot of the tedious boilerplate aspects of modern explicit GPU APIs. This covers a lot of it: https://logins.github.io/graphics/2021/05/31/RenderGraphs.html

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>>106628271
I’m surprised there hasn’t been a push for him to step down. Facebook is becoming a zombie company anyways, might as well install a jeet.

>>106628647
Jeet would immediately kill the AI Slop for Boomers network (formerly: Facebook), Corporate Branded Image Hosting site (formerly: Instagram) and Corporate Branded Microblog (formerly: "What the fuck is 'Threads'?")

He should've been fired after the VR (sorry, sorry "Metaverse") fiasco. Burned Billions (with a capital B) on shit and couldn't have functional legs.

>>106626245
are you faggots trying to make me empathetic toward a billionaire
fuck you retards
he's a faggot

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>>106626245
>it's

>>106628328
is huawei safe? im not chinese so i dont have to worry about the social credit shit

maybe they should sell some separate banking device that holds your important data and you have this fun sideloady mini pc you dont need state id verification to operate you can install all the malware you want

>>106628675
probably, if you use their non-droid based devices.

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>>106628358
>criticism of Jewoogle being shit
>U-u-u-u-ummmmm GO AWAY iChad shills!!!!
Rent free

>>106628474
>no need to think... just accept... no more ad-free youtube... pay for premium...
I use invidious to watch YT vids unless the video creator has their account mirrored on Odysee, bonus points when they make Odysee exclusives for content that's perfectly legal but violates YouTube's/Google's retarded rules that are constantly being changed.

>>106628583
That's interesting, anon. Really makes one question technological society.

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>>106626401
80% of gamers are "nobody" indeed. The fact is DLSS makes gaming on laptops viable, even for non-gaming laptops with an underpowered 50-70 series chip.

>>106626285
the strix isnt the problem its an indicator

the mi450 is the problem which will probably birth the second generation of strix halo
and it shouldnt be a coincidence that china is now raping nvidia h20...

>>106627015
yeap this mi450 will be the first rack scale of amd
they claim 5 pflops at fp4 so 2.5 pflops at fp8 it will probably be faster than whatever nvidia will release at the time for the same power

>>106625892
she cute

>>106626497
80% of ray tracing users you fucking mong

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>>106622555
Nova Comic XL is Western comic styled SDXL checkpoint

All images on example were created with diffusers with custom png tags

Recommend Settings

Sampler: Euler a

Steps: 20~30

Clip Skip: 1-2

Denoising Strength: 0.65 - 0.8


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>>106622555
NEW NOVA RETRO ANIME LINE!

Nova Retro XL is anime SDXL checkpoint with the looks of 80s / 90s animations

Recommend Settings

Sampler: Euler a

Steps: 20~30

Clip Skip: 1-2

Denoising Strength: 0.65 - 0.8


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>>106622555
>NEW UPDATE OF A PERSONAL FAVORITE SDXL CHINK ANIME CHECKPOINT I WILL SHILL IT!

One Obsession v17 SDXL Anime Checkpoint Summary

Model Overview:
This is a versatile anime/2D art generation model that's extremely beginner-friendly. It produces high-quality images without requiring LoRAs or complicated prompts.

Version 17 Key Features:
Improved anatomy Better hands and feet rendering without LoRAs
Enhanced colors More vivid and vibrant color palette
Reduced 3D effect Less 3D appearance compared to v14, more anime-style
Beginner-friendly Simple tags produce high-quality results
Red-themed examples V17 examples feature red themes commemorating historical events


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>>106628685
>Nova Comic XL is Western comic styled

>>106628685
*yawn*
>>106628700
*yawn*
>>106628721
*yawn*