>>107892994
This is just a transcription issue. the model speech is fine. I was honestly more surprised it dropped the word "pussy".

>>107892856
I'm just using the web ui that comes with llama-server.

'Prefill' was one of the first things I tried. But llama.cpp complained that I can't prefill if reasoning is active.

>Derestricted
I have it on hand for when normal 4.7 refuses to code something insecure.

In the end I just went back to my old llama.cpp where --reasoning-budget 0 turned off thinking for glm.

>>107893174
what if you just prefill a <think> block or something and disable reasoning

>>107892960
This loses coherence and just starts parroting after like 100 words

>>107893224
The llama-server webui strictly forbids me from editing the thinking block (I was trying to <think></think>) when thinking is active.

every POONIT3D tracker is curry tracker and that includes beloved from redditfaggotry, BHD. . . its shit.

>>107893165
Because the quality control is ass and if it's not it's probably poorly seeded. I also live in thirdie cgnat land with no worries about any of that. Oddly it seems my ISP is able to tell when connections are being made by public trackers and they throttle the ever loving fuck out of me when I use them. Public trackers are just such an inferior experience and a hassle.

CG is one of motherfucking hard trackers to make upload and neons are bitching about RED ffs.

>>107893214
RED is only hard if you refuse to spam

>>107893220
every tracker is easy as fuck. but CG is special anomaly in the world of piracy and i respect that. i used to taught that .click trackers are hard when it comes to uploading, but i was wrong, CG is probably the hardest tracker to upload anything.

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>>107892197
My Open Alphas live on my desk and they've got a fancy shiny paintjob on them. What Koss are you looking at that you think need a stand or case?

>>107893109
nta but don't estats need dust cover?
and I've seen claims that some planars with big open vents can suck in small metal parts like screws and get punctured.

>>107893173
Yeah, estats needs dust protection. Planars you usually gotta try pretty hard to damage the diaphragm, there's a lot of stuff in the way on most of them, but I guess it can happen if you're real unlucky.

>>107893250
>Planars you usually gotta try pretty hard to damage the diaphragm, there's a lot of stuff in the way on most of them, but I guess it can happen if you're real unlucky.
Than why do I see a mountain of complaints about hifiman and audeze maxwell headphones breaking? Everyone says planars break if you look at them funny and I've been treating mine like it's a glass figurine.

>>107889790
>Dunning-Krugers
the effect is not real btw. it's just internet folk retardation

>>107879859
Profits from 100-1000x productivity increases. AI is the largest growing sector in the economy and the promises it has made and delivered on for productivity are poised to make 2026 an absolute shutout for every other sector of the economy. AI is the future. AI companies will be making 100-1000x their 2025 revenue and the vast majority of that increase is pure profit.

>>107892939
lmao

>>107892939
the US has literally bet their whole economy on this comment being 100% accurate

>>107892939
>>107893256
even if we imagine a situation where we are making 100-1000x more... product, theres no actual proof that theres demand for it lol
>"hm yes the only reason why im not watching 500x more netflix daily is because theres just not enough of it!"
>"john, do you have those TPS reports for me? oh you made 500 of them with AI? amazing bro corporates gonna love this"

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I'm sticking with air cooling until the end of time. No water cooling for me.

>>107893009
Damn I thought heat pipes just conducted heat into the heatsinks to be blown away by the fans

>>107893009
>LLM delulu

>>107893162
I just didn't feel like typing it up myself, it's largely accurate as an overarching overview of heat pipes as a concept and why we wouldn't be able to manufacture "flexible" heatpipes.

>>107893191
>even shitposting is outsourced to AI

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>>107892862
Get Windows 11 LTSC.

>>107893172
mpc-hc & mpv both support vrr. even chrome does but only in exclusive fullscreen videos

>>107892862
If you actually want to use HDR, yeah it's better on 11 in every way.

>>107893172
Of course. Pretty sure any hardware renderer should work by default.
Just make sure if the FPS of the video is lower than your minimum VRR rate, that you interpolate it.

>>107892862
>Can you just turn on HDR and forget about it
Fuck no.
Maybe only in a professional setting where you have to work with calibrated hardware and profiled content.
Or if you actually deliberately want all your desktop apps and old games to look like grey-brown dogshit because some faggots at HP and Microsoft decided 30 years ago that computers should not be allowed to have more than SRGB colors.

>>107887682
>sold enough to get around 8 different models
bootlegs/clones made in russia that were never 100% compatible don't count. and still a tiny fraction of what the c64 ever sold. cope harder, faggot.

>>107885680
>when you believe your own delusion lies this much that it's embarrassing for others just to read your cringe
z80 was a slow piece of shit

>>107890491
these coping retard fucking faggots have 0 idea how CPUs work. they truly believe mhz = performance. they don't know what clock cycles are. they probably think a clock cycle is a digital watch riding a bike.

>>107888335
>when you're so dangerously retarded that you seriously believe people are dumber than you
obvious chatgpt slop posted by an intellectually bankrupt loser: confirmed and witnessed.

>>107891019
The old ones, yes, but there are many recent still active patents.

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Hi, I'd like to ask you for some advice. I love all the different landscapes found in nature and fantasy, the artificial things that humans build, like infrastructure, architecture and vehicles and all the different ways in which these things can be represented and stylised in art. I also like all the interactions, changes and transformations that these things can undergo, like modifying a vehicle or creating a new model based on an old one or on the demands of it's environment. I can spend hours on wikipedia just opening new tabs of interesting stuff.

I would like to be able to accurately create these things as 3D art in all their interesting variety of details, shapes, colors and textures. I would also like these models to be based to some degree off of input data, kind of like procedurally generating an autistic world-building project. Eventually I would also like to be able to use these models for games or manufacturing/3d printing in case my autism is not satisfied with what's created by others.

Sorry for being so long-winded, I understand that I'm a bit delusional and that what I want may not be possible, but I wanted to ask you, what are my options for achieving this or coming as close as possible? I have no experience so I don't know what programs and techniques exist and what are their advantages and disadvantages. I can learn fast and I'm passionate, but I also don't know how to program yet and the only modeling I've done was some 2D technical drawings in CAD, so I think an already existing engine and 3D software would be good, but I don't know enough to be able to tell if that is true and what I should choose or add. 3D modelling has very complicated technical aspects to it and modifiable, good looking terrain seems to be very hard to properly implement. The first thing that comes to mind is voxels, but they don't allow for a lot of detail and texture and I don't know of many other methodes due to my lack of experience, please tell me what you know.

>>107892231
That's cute, but doesn't sound very appealing to me. Doesn't seem to have much to do with engine devving either.

>>107892544
Sorry, I can't help with that. The way you worded this makes me think of the AI generators for 3D models. Maybe that's the fastest way to get what you want.

>>107892544
What level of detail are we talking? Any existing games with an artstyle you have in mind?
If you want to complete anything substantial then solo modeling detailed stuff, especially realistic, is completely out of scope, that's why everyone is using photogrammetry, assets from a store or have a big team of artists.

>>107892544
the most realistic art in games especially for outdoor environments is made by photogrammetry, literally 3D scanning the real world

>>107892544
you can get pretty good results if you use a space octree and dual marching cubes

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>>107885253
Soi faggots

>>107889527
The place I'm interning as unironically uses it and it takes all my deathstaring to not say anything when they're showing me it.

Firefox. All the others have exploits. And chrome sends your data to indians who are trying to kill me cause I do not like the caste system.

>>107891969
FireFox is developed by a group of developers that have openly vocalized how much they hate white men.

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>>107882882
Arc is the best non-schizophernic browser (for schizophrenia use librewolf) but since it has a weird scrolling bug it's not usable on my machine so i use Zen instead. I hope Dia comes out without weird bugs on windows

>>107888411
why would she of all people get kirked?

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>>107892800
>why would Laurie Kirk get kirked

>>107892821
that's her actual last name??? is she related to charlie...

>>107892934
>that's her actual last name???
It is well known and also posted on grokipedia.

>>107892934
>her

There's nothing better on the horizon. We're entering a technological dark age.

What's stopping AI from just writing in assembly? Programming languages were made for it to be easier for humans to understand.

>>107892942
because AI is shit, that's why
>Hey Israelgpt, can you write me a basic script?
>sure thing goyim!
>takes 120 minutes just to finish the response
>and then there are 271 errors.

AI isnt replacing anything anytime soon.

>>107892904
away from opinions on language taste and technical merit. and away from what used to be the usual growing challenges in the way of getting to the mainstream. i think the likes of rust got lucky their ecosystem got relatively established before slop spam started flooding in. so you can trivially distinguish between crate A and B that supposedly does Foo based on age and number of dependants before needing to dig deeper.
but how do you do that with an ecosystem that will need to bootstrap from scratch in the slop age? over-centralization (a la big-std) or anti-slop measures will backfire, as "smart" sloppers will develop ways to slip through, and you get all the downsides of the former if you go with it.
to make matters worse, there are those who embrace the slop, and even actively and openly use it in developing their languages and language implementations (and that would obviously follow to the ecosystem). and this specific trend is just starting.
(this comment is something i wanted to develop into a sort of a blog post full of examples i came across, with some usual peppered faux intellectualism ;);) that tickles some dev circles right. but i know i will be too lazy and bored to ever complete that.)

>>107892517
dude you're getting a kunten https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLSZyvb

>>107892922
yes it matters.
I can think of a million ways but you need to tell me some specifics. this music you listen to, do you listen to it on only 1 pos? or do you throw multiple pos at your library? do you eq either of them? are you using the same pos for your music to use for gaming or movies, anything else?
does your music (with sub bass synths) reflect your whole library or is that sound a small portion of what you listen to overall?
these things matter.

>>107892704
Every filter in the subbass affects the subbass decay. So, do literally anything.

>>107892721
Then EQ subbass. You do realize that the decay is merely a product of Q and amplitude, right? We ARE talking about physics, right?

need peq profile, i primarily watch/listen to JAVs on my edc pros and want to maximize the eIhEiHeIheeIhheIeihhEiheeiHeEiihh noises the actresses make because nothing gets me harder than asian moaning that sounds like a crying infant, preferably one that also boosts plapping and bj noises, asking for my wife's boyfriend and my downstairs neighbor who complains about me blasting JAVs on my iLoud Micros

>>107889519
wtf was that one you blacked out?

>>107889413
They get them for free so they can do protests against ICE.

>>107892072
it was the one he bought but he doesn't want the NSA to identify him by it

>noted: solving new captcha can be difficult, when drunk

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I know it's nonstandard, but I'm surprised this is the best thing Chang could come up with for this.
It looks like it would be weak as fuck unless you glued it down.

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>>107893180
>welding

>>107892344
My theory is that Mandela effects were false memories of things where the implanted false memory actually kind of made more sense than actual reality.

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>>107892344
this game is awesome

>>107892344
I thought this was fake and it wasn't...
She needs to be killed