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>>107682122
Precisely because we're in the Year of Our LORD 2026, and this angelic technology we've been prevy to (derived from channeling an invisible force through rocks btw) was attained by ungodly means (glowniggers strategically taking powerful psychedelics while sacrificing children in satanic kike rituals youtu.be/KJ1tjCFBemc ) making them break through and reach to "the other side" for forbidden information like in the days of Noah (Book of Enoch).

So why does this matter? Because the devil ALWAYS fucks you in the end.
He may give you tailwind to a start, all while architecting his solution. But rest assured you will get the rope just like his children (the modern day kike).

Doesn't have iems btw >>107681960

deafzo might be the first person to prove speakerpos law. most boomers fucked their hearing from concerts and blaring music on their hifi systems in the 70's at the same time without bothering anyone, because they all did it. older generations lost their hearing from gunshots and explosives, as did the 'nam generation. the lore is getting interesting ngl

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>lashing at out literally everyone because he was called out for not using EQ
Lol. Said this is good without EQ btw >>107681993

>>107681476
deafzo's previous setup were speakers and concerts with no earpro...

>>107682037
That's fucking based tho

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>>107677894

Cool, what's the next industry the 2 billion Indian Hindu rape rat invaders can spill into and continue destroying human civilization?

>50 million - Indian Hindu rape rats have already migrated out of India permanently (next biggest diaspora are Mexicans at a distant 10 million)
https://www.statista.com/topics/13150/indian-diaspora/
>250 MILLION - number of Hindu male rape rats the Indian government is trying to send out into the world permanently, mostly targeting the west and rich countries - by 2050
https://x.com/amandalouise416/status/1929362235048231402

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>>107680485
>>107680501
>>107680535
https://chatgpt.com/share/694fa129-5c4c-800e-b887-30cd25632750

>>107680982
>incoherent, nonsensical schizobabble
That's actually way worse than all the other attempts.

>>107681006
>AI shill outs itself as a retarded LLM-based spambot
kek

>>107677894
>AI shill shills AI
shocking. what next? you're gonna post Altman saying that his AI is so good it scares him, and that it needs to be regulated?

i like him and his content, but im missing based farm videos, watching his chicks compile all those eggs was very nice and relaxing

>>107673583
>language is living and evolving
Yes, but you can't force that. Or at least not in decades, it takes a century. The people who used the old wording need to die out first, while you groom the younger generations who eventually replace them.
Defining nigger as an evil word connected to slavery is a media and government operation only since the 80s or even later. We are 40 years in, so to successfully force it, it will take at least another 45 years or so.

>>107670858
>black
>with mental issues and an outlaw (criminal)
many such cases

>>107670858
He's okay

Damn, Jayson tatum wilding out on that injury time

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>>107679415
straight from autohotkey documentation

>>107679301
the problem is easily solved by not buying that shit

>>107679301
Is this the AI key? What does it do?

>>107679301
>They removed right alt and context menu for this useless bullshit
> :: "Alt gr" is literally there in the screenshot ::
Uhm, anon ...

>>107682115
Launches Copilot on Windows 11, when it's installed for the current user.
Does nothing otherwise.

Which is something of a blessing.
Given the jeeted state of Windows, it might've done anything ranging from popping up an error dialog that the requested executable or shell handler doesn't exist, to performing an on-demand reinstall of the Copilot app before launching it.

>>107666544
she's a jew isn't she?

That's a MILF.

>>107681225
>Laurie ((Fraunhofer-Schaltungen))
You tell me.

>>107681225
>she

>>107677878
That was me until I bought planar headphones.

>>107680811
>m4a cuts off inaudible noise so my drivers do less work and can focus on the audible parts
thank you m4a for increasing the quality. never buying flac again

>>107682076
Okey dokey.

>>107677878
You need to get better equipment. The highs and lows are 100% cut off and homogenised.

>>107677970
>MP3 compression causes an unpleasant high frequency in its output. WAV generates a polite output. FLAC should replace MP3 because it sounds awful.
Honestly everything we have now in software has greatly increased and been bloated. Why can't we atleast move away from mp3 now? Oh wait. That means someone has to pay for higher server costs. There it is.

>>107675008
Let them have their own distros. Not like they know enough to start talking about what they'd like to happen with the Kernel. I'm sitting fine knowing that there's no risk of normies flooding into Arch.

>>107678906
>I'm sitting fine knowing that there's no risk of normies flooding into Arch.
They already are, with CachyOS propping the gate open

>>107675041
Why would you even play those "games"?

>>107674979
Instead of Linux getting better Windows got worse. That's different. Linux was already good, but it follows the same retared path as Windows with Redhat cancer growing in it.

lol

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>Just add more layers
>Just add more training iterations
>Just add more hyperparameters to tune
>Just do a grid search on your model that already takes 5 hours to train
The absolute state of ML

>>107681863
>But does the example in OP even demonstrate that?
All OP demonstrates is how models can be ridiculously bad at actually learning even a simple function but still fool retarded AI users with blinkers on.

>>107681205
That's double descent which is similar but the x axis is the number of parameters.
Assuming they are using some variant of gradient descent, it doesn't make any sense why this would happen with training steps?
If it reached a local minima corresponding to the overfitted model then no amount of extra steps will make it escape it

>>107681903
Why does it need to see anything it it will get repeatedly told what the wrong answers are? With trivial tasks like arithmetic you gotta admit that simply not feeding it with correct answers and letting it optimize forever is just whitewashing and there's no such thing as generalization. And where do you see anything rapid, the scale is log.

>>107681978
they stopped mid train and put validation set into test set

>>107678264
this.
its basically a case of people thinking they know better than what the system was designed for which is redundancy and robustness

>>107673437
I always turn on first and last and sequential if I'm downloading video

>>107673437
It's perfectly ethical
Just like seeding to a 0.0 ratio unless there's five people sitting there leeching and you're the only one who has the data, in which case I'll seed for an extended time to make up for my sins against filesharing

>>107673437
I do that, I also do sequential downloads for my animu. If the swarm is healthy it'll work out, if not, or majority counts have some custom client that doesn't let me do that, then it will download randomly anyway.
BitTorrent is quite durable as a protocol.

>>107673437
it's not. ethically, all that matters if share ratio >1.0.

Ah yes, Zeihan, the predictor of total Chinese collapse since 2008.

>New video
>2 years ago
>video is about Huawei not the new EUV prototype
sage

>>107681339
>Firstly, he says CCP propaganda, it's 100% fake, just another chinese psyop
>2ndly, even if it was true, it doesn't actually mean anything
Sounds like a lot of cope.

>>107681339
>Bald
>Old
>White
Why are they always like this?

>>107681997
kino

>>107681862
>>107681892
cringe

>>107682059
>>107682080
unbased

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i feel like qwen image would be very decent for photorealism if it didn't have sameface problem

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>>107682124
art immitates life

>>107680649
Have you tried to gen crossbows? models really struggle with them. I gen characters in my llm rpg and crossbows always got fucked up, and every crossbow lora is shit

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>>107680649
gn anon

i miss schizo anon

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found a bad optimization pass that was causing huge workspace size
also implemented dynamic workspace allocation
>compile once for large dynamic shape
>allocate only the required memory instead of using the memory of the maximum shape

autoencoder decode
8, 8 latent 503MiB / 46068MiB
128, 128 latent 1815MiB / 46068MiB
256, 256 latent 5727MiB / 46068MiB

very cool

>>107681856
Why couldn't AI replace you there in 5 years?

>>107678494
Just this week I had to find a bug in one of our C++ software.
My manager, who pays for both claude and gemini, tried to use those to find and fix the bug.
Not only did those not find the (admitedly) very subtle bug, it created another much more serious one.
In the end, it was me (a Java developer), with the aid of the free Gemini (via ai.studio) that found and fixed the issue.
tl;dr: I think I'm fine for now.

>>107681856
>yet

>>107682101
>for now

>>107682107
Yep.
And as the tools get better I'll also het better at using them.
As far as I can tell, it's the people qith less experience doing less complex jobs that are fucked, which can't be good for the future.

>>107681809
>It's all part of the LARP
no it's not LARP, they're genuinely getting into arguments about it like a retard

>>107681809
>>107681849
>It's all part of the LARP as primitive manly man
I hate cniles and you are clearly a javascript jeet, var is literally useless in C# when you can literally omit the constructor name from new()
You are just a lazy bum who needs the computer to deduce a type for you when it should be obvious enough to write
>inb4 var isnt dynamic typing
That’s not the point
The point is that it conveys no information

>>107682051
>The point is that it conveys no information
neither does new(), dumbass, it's only a matter of whether you want that information on the left or the right and most people would find var prettier, given that's also how it's done in a lot of other programming languages (Scala is one that comes to mind)

>>107680992
what did they win and why should I care about it

>>107682051
>>inb4 var isnt dynamic typing
>That’s not the point
you debunked yourself in your post by pointing out it's a syntactical sugar.
>The point is that it conveys no information
there's no semantic loss from using type inferrence, otherwise it wouldn't be called syntactical sugar. you're a retard ass timmy lmao.