>>107838821
dis nigga got dat touch of death

>>107838821
complete cunny victory

is it possible to enable web search if i use a custom openai-compatible chat completion source in st?

>>107839032
Yes

>>107839032
can web search be done through api?

>>107838190
I'm struggling with it but maybe it's because it's my 1st time using it (and that I'm also on linux)

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Num  Test_Description    Status                  Remaining  LifeTime(hours)  LBA_of_first_error
# 1  Extended offline    Completed: read failure       90%     31615         3650703488

Anyone have experience running a game server like Minecraft or something? Is it better to use a container with dynamic RAM or make a VM and allocate a fixed amount of RAM?

>>107838893
Bump

>>107838893
for Minecraft, it doesn't really matter, but don't allocate all of the RAM to it. Also make sure you're using proper JVM flags for it. Check out the PaperMC ones for a good starting point.

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>ctrl+f invidious
>0 results

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>>107823565
>I just have a python script where I paste the channel and it opens everything parsed with one network call, all the videos in order with their upload date etc.

>>107837105
invidious has been getting raped by YT for a while now so no surprises there

>>107837717
No I'm ashamed of it because I've made it with AI. It works without bugs as I've edited it and asked for fixes for a year now but it's still AI slop.
AI is only useful if it uses other people's libraries.

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if rutube and dzen would give me translated cations so i could watch kino rooskie peasant farming videos id never do back to yt

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does anybody know if they make clip-on-ear earbuds/headsets/whatever the fuck you call these, but with a dongle that isn't bluetooth? i want to replace my headset because i have extreme autism, but i've tried a few and the audio quality is always dogshit when using the mic because they're all bluetooth for some god forsaken reason

>>107837959
The dude says the DX5II apparently clicks and is slow when it swaps between headphone outputs, cheap chinkfi internal definitely blew something doing that.

>>107838504
Anyone? Would really love it if I could save these but I don't want to ruin them if it would be bad to put something over it like tape. If not tape any other suggestions? I needs to be very thin because the normal padding that is there is too thick.

>>107838817
it'll probably be fine, just be wary of the tape's condition and replace it

>>107830631
I love vintage style cabinets but dont they cause diffraction on the edges? Even square edges are bad. Don't know if it applies to all drivers

>>107838647
>dude just paint over the mold

>>107838278
sounds like pacman needs to be Rewritten in Rust™ ASAP

>>107838278
Don't use mirrors it will default and you'll get the fastest experience.

Mirrors are for fags.

>>107838895
no its actually the correct way to maintain a system but you roomtemp IQ fags wouldnt know anything about that.

>>107838419
There's nothing inherently "minimalist" about Arch. You're simply expected to know how to configure your system. Nothing "should" be installed by default except what's required to boot the system. That isn't "minimalism," it's giving you control of your system, which is the entire point. You're free to make your Arch install as light or heavy as you wish. If you want automatic mirror selection, you install it. If you don't, you don't. It's not a complex concept.

>>107838840
Look at that inconsistent UI
This is the power of Linux in 2026

>>107838854
that's a windows program you dumb nigger

>>107838840
Really? The the solution for the crazy 15+ year issue is just "install essential components"? No one needs AI to figure that out...

>>107839037
there's no guide you can find on how to run it.

>>107838739
That's a fair answer I suppose, but Claude is legally blind and has no visual memory. Gemini has beaten Pokémon by using a scaffolding that keeps track of the locations it has seen.

>>107838740
>apple published a paper a while ago that showed these models are insanely brittle
That paper was debunked. Some of the questions they asked the models were provably impossible.
https://arxiv.org/html/2506.09250v1
It's hyperbolizing, but not by much, to say that human brains are huge lossy/stochastic compression systems.

>>107824879
They're trying to phase out personal computing to force everyone onto the cloud.

>>107838805
You sound mad friend. And you didn't really answer their question at all.

>>107838694
>There's obviously infinite more possibility that this produces something, than not doing it at all.
Is that "something" worth all the investment?
The biggest issue I have with AI is that it's expenses are increasingly running away from the revenue being brought in.
Just for AI companies to break even on current and future investments requires the most optimistic outcome.

This isn't just a few million to keep the lights on at a food delivery startup while they gather a base. This is billions and billions, economy disrupting billions.
All this shit needs to be clawed back at some point and I doubt the VC money can flow in forever.
Even now I'm only convinced nothing has happened yet because too many will be hurt when/if it does fail

>>107838996
It's smoke and mirrors and everybody with two brain cells knows it is, but there's nothing else holding the states together. Look behind the curtain and multiple industries are in free fall. Big companies are running out of their pre-tariff back stock and are just coasting until midterms. If the tariffs are upheld buckle up.

>>107839012
Thermal putty, absolute pain in the ass if you want to repaste in the future.

>>107838857
Not about the power bill, about having a space heater next to you

>>107839012
Just some early batch issues that affected GPUs installed in the vertical mount setup
>>107839024
Already fixed like 8 months ago

>>107838993
Right, so AMD could be early 2028

>>107839012
IIRC Palit and Gainward are the same company. I know Gainward at least is an old brand with a good reputation from back in the day. A couple of years ago RMA stats from some retailers showed Gainward to be the most reliable graphics card brand, Palit is pretty close too.

Personally I've had 2 Gainward cards, a 2080 Ti and my current 4090. The 2080 Ti was an absolute workhorse. That was a 250W card that I cross-flashed with a 375W BIOS and ran it OC'd balls to the wall at 375W for years. It was rock solid, never had a problem, didn't even get too hot (in the 70s IIRC) despite the 50% extra power. That card is in its box right now, still functional and perfectly fine. My current 4090 is quite good too. I've had it since launch pretty much, no issues. Cooler is big and does the job well, it's audible but not loud and with my fan curve the card doesn't even hit 65C at full 450W power consumption. Very happy with it. Didn't try to go above 450W with this one, I think that's more than enough power draw for a GPU.

>>107838851
>the CLR was Windows only for quite a while
What about Mono?

>>107838921
C# appeared in 2000.
Mono appeared in 2004.
Microsoft bought it in 2016.
.NET 5, available for all platforms, happened in 2020.
So yeah, 4 years of nothing and ENTERPRISE status acquired way later.

>>107838989
What do you mean by "ENTERPRISE status" and why does it matter?

Dotnet being proprietary and single platform prevented me from having the motivation to learn it. I only did that after they released and ported core. A language isn't useful to learn or write in if computers can't execute it.
I imagine I'm not alone in this. C# has existed for a long time now but I think wider spread adoption was stunted by its closed begining. So they have a lot of catching up to do in that regard compared to other languages like Java.
Which is kind of frustrating for me personally because I really like PowerShell and wish I had learned it sooner. Although the utility of it and what I appreciate today is only related to the modern versions so it wouldn't have mattered then, it only matters to me now. But that means for like a decade I put 0 thought into their entire ecosystem of tools, languages, libraries, etc. and contributed nothing to it myself. I imagine some other people have had the same kind of experience.

>>107839022
>What do you mean by "ENTERPRISE status"
Big corp backing.
>and why does it matter?
Less risk of a rug pull. Bean counter approved.

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>>107838888
Techs is measured in USD which is measured in THD.

>>107838931
bullshit.

Do they make headphones/headsets that have adjustable dials for bass vs treble or specific frequencies?

>why not use equalizer software
this would be for use with a gaming console

Alternatively, I remember reading here on /g/ that you can load different equalizer profiles onto in ear monitors, so are those pretty much what I'm looking for?

t. someone who knows nothing about audio

>>107837831
I assume you mean something that passes through the audio signal but then also acts as an equalizer, but I don't want another object sitting on my desk, hence me wanting a headset that has dials built into itself, or a IEM if they can indeed load different equalization profiles or whatever like I vaugely recall reading they can do.

>>107838980
trn black pearl

>>107838980
a few options
>separate dac with eq
that's another object on the desk
>dongle dac or dsp cable
it'll be taking up a usb c port but it should work
>iems with tuning switches
something like the arpegear hane has tuning switches that can vary the treble and bass
these switches (for all iems) are not nearly as flexible or versatile and will vary from iem to iem in terms of usefulness. the hane is the best

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>>107838898
The box has clearly just been opened, why is her hair outside the box?

Is the Pangu age finally upon us?

Sup qt's

>>107838951
Yes, 鬼佬 maximum white man benchmark score best model revolutionary intelligence new LLM AI for men, women, children, pets

>>107838255
>I'm going to skip NVG and get thermals though.
A common poor cope, you need both.

>>107833295
Bane?

>>107833295
>it comes with filters
What happens if you take off the mask?

>>107833295
Don't laugh, that's the doctor prescribed safety muzzle to preventing from sucking every cock within a five mile radius.

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>>107838288
High end thermals are more accessible than high grade NVG.

>>107838290
i got my industrial engineers degree with it, so that is one
and the fucking solve function saved so much time during test, avoiding to isolate the variable of equations on limited time ... the only thing i regret its not learning more of the advanced functions
i just never felt i needed more
like graphical shit would be nice i guess, but actually needing it? no

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>>107830193
I'm a TI-Nspire CAS baby tbdesu, call me what you will but that thing carried me through calc 3 in college.

I also have a TI-84 and an 89 but I use the Nspire the most if I ever don't have access to wolfram alpha for some reason.

>>107830193
TI-83 is peak design, everything after is slop

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>>107830244
Based HP Cha...
>12C
... well at least you put in an effort, ol' chap.

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I have all the 41C ROMs I can scrape off the net!

>>107838171
What type of person does it take to write this unironically? I am amazed.
I'll just assume it's troll/bait.

>>107838212
Are you 12yrs old? You should leave this place is for adults.

>>107838217
...
Again.
This is not how a normal human behaves.

>>107838211
Alright, why isn't LLMs profitable then

Every single time I've tried to use an LLM for coding assistance, it has left me angry and unsatisfied. They (Gemini, ChatGPT, Bing) make dumb mistakes, don't follow instructions, and can't be guided because every time I try to correct it it just doubles down.
>You're exactly right, the C++ standard library does not actually have a std::solve_puzzle() function. Your keen observation shows that LLMs sometimes make mistakes.
>Here is the verified, bulletproof, 100% working actual confirmed code:

#include <solver>
// Solves the_puzzle using the verified, actually present, definitely real STL function solve_puzzle
std::solve_puzzle(the_puzzle);