>>107838637
Iti s something even worse. It is the railway craze from the UK.

>>107838670
>Do you have a test for a simple type of reasoning that a human can do but an LLM-based model can't?
Claude’s best models can’t beat more than a small part of Pokémon Yellow even when given more information than just what’s on the screen but the average 4 year old that hasn’t even learned how to read yet can stumble their way through the whole thing. There is livestreamed proof of this. Does that answer your question?

>>107838670
> do you have a test for a simple type of reasoning

not the guy you asked, but apple published a paper a while ago that showed these models are insanely brittle when you change the prompts for the puzzles by even a little bit. stanford researchers found that they could get models to basically regurgitate 95% of scraped books under certain circumstances.

it's hyperbolizing, but not by much, to say these systems are huge lossy/stochastic compression systems. like great, i can get 96% of harry potter or a new york times article if i prompt for it. no shit, because they scraped that data and an LLM is just a statistical model of the documents you trained with.

i can find the citations for the stanford and the apple papers if you want, but my hunch is the other guy might point to them and i'm lazy right now

>>107825052
>Thing complicated = It's aliens/govt conspiracy
Look up Enron and Arthur Anderson lmao.

>>107826252
there are 11 new reactor projects on accelerated schedules with three seeking criticality by July this year. Obama was a piece of shit.

kek, did a gen on the UK propaganda game, love LTX2. q8 distil model (fp8 distil works great too)

https://files.catbox.moe/wzp405.mp4

comfortable bread

>>107838771
picrel: soon

>>107838771
Thanks for the compliment; here's another WAN attempt at it that came out better imo
https://files.catbox.moe/3qp93i.png

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>>107838799
>>107838771
forgot to attach img, apologies

>>107837157
What are some good cross-platform benchmarks?

>>107837140
Because I move around while I work, and sometimes travel

>>107833163
>it's a cheaper macbook
Nigga, that's like saying my desktop is a laptop when I move it.

>>107814469
I use keyboard shortcuts far more often on MacOS than on Windows, it's not even comparable then again I use the macbook like a basement dweller and not the average Joe cooming over the gesture navigation

>>107814829
I don't even use the app store, you can install just about anything+ use Homebrew for nicely prepared packages

>>107838424
I can tell you're a tranny from the response

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>>107838465
https://github.com/mozilla/bedrock/pull/16018/files#diff-9dda3009f8088ccaba359a05121b23889bb2e8fd9d4a5880d432fad9b58fb75a
If you look at this diff, the question was in the other faq document already, which is why it was removed from the structured-data-firefox-faq document.
But if you look at the current state of the faq document, that question has been removed from there as well.
However in the current structured-data-firefox-faq document it has this question

{
                "@type": "Question",
                "name": "Is Firefox free?",
                "acceptedAnswer": {
                    "@type": "Answer",
                    "text": "Yep! The Firefox browser is free. Super free, actually. No hidden costs or anything. You don’t pay anything to use it, and we don’t sell your personal data.\n"
                }
            },

So it is kind of a mess.

>>107837859
>librewolf is so heavily circumcised its unusable for any real work
what the fuck does that mean

>>107837859
Brave or Ladybird

>>107833270
It has nothing to do with the installation procedure, although modules that taint the kernel are much more annoying to deal with than stuff that's built in.
The problem with nvidia are usability related. You'll notice it sooner or later. Specially if you're using Arch, which means you're not on X11 and some horribly outdated nvidia driver which works.

>>107834341
>can we just ban windows users
this, linux users need a trans safe space.

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>>107832795
>So Linux is a no-go on Nvidia?
On the contrary. Nvidia hardware with proprietary drivers is still the best combination.
Just stay away from Wayland.

>>107832795
It can work, but you'll have to tinker a bit possibly.
Ironically I recommend Arch if you have Nvidia since it seems to have far wider hardware support in my experience than the other major options.

>>107838735
Is that why people hate wayland? It's a bitch with Ngreedia shit?

>>107814008
At first I was like
>Wait, this faggot doesn't know about IoT LTSC and massgrave?
But then I was like
>Oh yeah, this faggot things adblockers = theft.

>>107838565
I don't care about new programs and games, they're shit. What I want to use or play just works. I've tried Linux, I've tried Wine and Proton, not everything works. So Windows 7 it is.

>>107837736
it has sovl

>>107814008
The same thing I was using before windows 10 died. Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, my ever living trusty companion.

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>>107838657
i don’t want corpo botnet on my end, most of my games aren’t that new either, and most are native. it appears to all boil down to what software we use, and both of us use VERY different software

>>107838720
i actually expected you to say this, as such you shall now behold my aerothemeplasma setup

>>107837807
it'll play downloaded flacs, but it thinks the ripped flacs are corrupted
like albums I downloaded from band camp? plays them no problem
albums I ripped with expressrip directly off of cds? won't play them, says there's no header information

they play on anything else, windows plays them without issue, Mac plays them without issue, even a Sony mp3 player had no problems with them

>>107838017
how much space does a monitor arm actually save?

I need 80cm desk for my monitor to be 60cm away from me. If i get a 70cm desk to save room, and then get monitor arms, I'm not actually saving 10cm am i? the monitor arm clamped to the desk takes room, even a simple straight one

>>107835221
what the fuck is that screen on the right?

>>107838572
Gigabyte Aorus FV43U
43" 4K 144hz

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>>107829064
Based Troi enjoyer

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>>107838461
Not that anon, but another Fedora user who loves it: Reminder that Linus maintains and tests the kernel on Fedora.

>>107838687
You can get EndeavourOS which installs a Arch-based desktop but without the minimalism autism

>>107838732
EndeavourOS is hardly different from Arch. I ain't that guy but I have tried both and I had to install tons of shit on EndeavourOS, perhaps even more than I did on a system that was deployed with Archinstall (without using a custom script obviously).
If you want bloatmaxxed Arch, EndeavourOS isn't the way. Almost literally just Arch with a KDE live CD based archinstall.

>>107838732
Distro forks are cringe and retarded

>>107838278
I thought it did do that. I had a broken mirror for ages before I finally got around to removing it. It was just annoying and kept warning me every single time.

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>>107827576
It's pretty much a tablet UI... and that's why I like it the few times I use a real PC over my tablet.

>>107827807
Looks like the normal standard for font rendering on Gnome.

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>>107827576
>>107827593
>usecase provoking image

>>107827576
>>107827749
>>107832916
Made for BBC

>>107837253
And don't forget:
those that die in the initial strike would actually be the lucky ones.
Pardon- initial strikeS, including retaliatory fire. Mutually Assured Destruction, after all.

Everyone else gets to enjoy the rest of their admittedly short lives in a new post-apocalyptic radioactive hell-hole, larping as Fallout's vault-dwellers.

>>107837326
The majority of humanity would be kill. All infrastructure, tech, everything. Even if some tech did survive, it would like be fried from all the emp activity. Literall hell.

>>107832643
I did for windows 7 ultimate and I'd pay for windows 12 instantly if they would patch out all the shit.

>>107837509
Same. Would pay if all the shit was removed.

>>107832325
>There will be a paid Windows "Classic" edition
Never going to happen WW3 or not, as long as Nadella remains the CEO or if he's replaced by another jeet
Jeets are just too stubborn and with overinflated egos to do something that would be akin to admitting defeat, they'd rather burn Windows to the ground and sink with the ship than lose face.

>>107832643
>You seriously believe anyone is going to pay for a fucking OS again?
Businesses and enterprises do
Home users also pay for the license when they purchase a prebuilt or laptop with Windows preinstalled
Probably only some boomers still pay for a standalone Windows license

>>107838590
Those external ones are probably more difficult to damage if youre bringing it around places but as long as you're not dropping it then it doesn't matter just get what is cheaper and looks more convenient for you

>>107838626
i guess sata would be more convenient after all i'd just leave it unmounted and not spinning
are those surveillance HDDs ok for this type of thing or should i get a WD RED? they are a bit more expensive though since it's 3.5 and not 2.5

>>107838650
As long as you stick to brands like WD and avoid chink shit I dont think it matters all that much

>>107838522
Doesn't really matter. I guess if its the same price per tb you might prefer already external or even 2.5" format external.

Probably wont be enterprise drives from surplus production atm anyhow.

having to waste an entire USB 3 would be a real fucking pain but external ones are like good $5 per tb cheaper so i'm conflicted now

>SFTP costs extra
just fuck my wallet up.

>>107828055
>have to pay to use it

>>107828055
A shame Linux can't have this kind of software.

>>107833276
Well I can spray gold paint on a turd and it'll still look like a turd. So if it was possible to make it look non ugly, why aren't there any non ugly screenshots?

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>>107838701
because its all user preference retard, there are dozens of theme examples to start building around on their forums https://resource.dopus.com/c/themes/24
I like the Neko one, picrel but I still use my own (im not posting screenshots)

Why would you even know what Windows 11 is like? Why would you upgrade to Windows 11 after suffering through Windows 10? Switch to linux already it's fine for everything now

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>>107834038
I was forced to use Windows 11 at work recently and I was seriously shocked at how bad everything is. This is supposed to be a mature OS but they have these insane bugs everywhere that make even basic stuff like alt-tabbing not work properly.

>>107834038
Its a public company. You think shareholders want to hear
>we spent this quarter on fixing bugs and stability of the OS. Optimization, etc..
Nope they want maximum sloppa more shit gogogogogo add some shit here shit there. Ah what the hell just add another context menu. Oh jeets dont know how to replace that? Fuck it just slap it right over the old one. Settings menu hasnt been changed in 5 years? Throw some cryptic shit in there

Another tech incompetent thread!

>>107834038
>Battle pass to solitaire
kek really? You're not just fooling me?