https://divine-dice.org

>>107861958
>vimuser.org
>Tranny site
Not mine but https://www.emacsuser.org/ is based.

>>107868415
Nice site. I forgot I could (mostly) read Spanish.

>>107872898
You could always poison the well.
Post a bunch of gibberish in the hope that the AI will conclude that 2+2=nigger.

bumperino

anyone else has issues downloading from archive.org with brave?
also seems like IDM is not capturing the download either
this only happens on brave, i tested edge and both things work

>>107877392
I've only ever had good speeds downloading from Archive with JDownloader2

>>107877451
apparently the chromium version brave is using right now doesnt work with IDM
it might be time to leave IDM behind and use jdownloader
but i really like the browser integration

or maybe i should switch to firefox?
it also seems like it doensnt have this problem

>>107877523
You might as well. Having Firefox and Brave together is the dream team, mainly for using Brave to access pages that Firefox has trouble with.

>>107875929
sorry, this was harsh

>>107877007
Does there exist an iem that isn't referred to as a pos?

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>>107874508
Dog IEM, endgame.

>>107877345
based fox game enjoyer, I remember playing that and enjoying it for a bit, surprised to see the devs still pushing out updates every few months

>>107874921
>apos
It's a pos.
>rock
Genre recommendation to listen to on it.
>lobster
Lobsters live underwater so that's probably how it'll make the music sound.

>>107877445
Only real tech companies exist in Asia. Everything else, both in Europe and in America is marketing and scamming. companies will generally prefer US to EU cause they are allowed to get away with everything

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>>107877445
Yes, it means that American companies make more profits in the EU than EU companies do (if they didn't, then they wouldn't be able or even willing to make the fines.)

It also means that EU policies and resteictions make it more profitable for American companies to operate in the EU than for EU companies to operate in the EU.

Of course this goes against the narrative of "oy vey the EU is exploiting our poor american corporaterinos" because it implies that America profits from the EU more than Europeans do.

>>107877445
Nobody forces any of those companies to operate in Europe, if they don't like it they can go away.
>b-but then you won't be able to use--
I don't care.

Also pretty hilarious chart, Uber wasn't even fined because it was a tech company, it was fined because they didn't pay taxes for their delivery boys.

>>107877445
maybe stop breaking the law

If America doesn't buy it, china will buy them all up. Ensuring US has a strong stockpile of it while also depleting china's stock is necessary

>>107876500
They're trying to inflate prices with dumbass articles like this. Stop taking the bait.
Hold the line, don't buy, and eventually things will level out within a year. Calling it right here.

>>107876543
HBM ram sticks, mouthbreather.

>>107877355
>bro, just keep waiting
>just wait for a decade
>trust the plan

>>107876500
I can get GPUs and ECC DDR5 DRAM for dirt cheap from my company (in limited supply though), 150€ for 2*32GB DDR5 6000 isn't all that bad

>>107877186
when it breaks i just go back to opening the thread in the browser and pasting my reply there

>>107877055
>a we view alternative that keeps the app alive just in case
This is literally what Blue Clover had, and one of the site updates broke it too, so it ultimately turned out useless.
At the end opening the thread on the browser to post is just the only futureproof solution, and at that point you can use even original Clover if it's just to read threads.

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Testing update

>>107877352
I'm posting this through the Blue Clover webview right now though

>>107876670
Yeah I could only fix it by restoring a backup with a known good cookie.

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what's wrong with those niggers at google anyway, looking at their research paper they compare it to gemma 3 but never even mention 3n, which was superior to the regular 3 in all respects when it came to translation in all the language pairs I'm interested in

>>107876973
because gemma 3n doesn't have large variants

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I finally built one. It started as a character RNN but I switched to tokens. It's pretty lightweight given its main function is to do some admin task in a bigger program it's embedded in as well as act as a knowledge repository with some reasoning components. Creating and parsing the training data from scratch was tough but rewarding. Getting the right patterns down with appropriate tags increased training success triplefold.
It's pretty addictive once the first one is done because it's super easy to make them modular and deployable which gives me a lot of ideas.

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Do you guys still have hopes for the next big models? Obviously it will be trained on 80%+ synthetic dataset.

Is mistral large 123b any good? How does it compare to GLM and Minimax?

>>107874305
Mine is stuck literally in my city because USPS is incompetent

Does anyone make an Android tablet with the form factor of an iPad mini and proper stylus support cheaper than the Tab Active 5? That seems to be the only 8" one with a stylus

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>private shipping
>label: skin massager
bruh

>>107873142
>You have a low IQ if you don't care about how porn-addicted people represent themselves via BMP files hat they plaster on alternative custom firmwares for MP3 players.

In one of the wildest moves I've ever seen USPS has taken my package from a large city 160mi from me, to my city, and then back to the same large city 160mi away 3 days later.

God luddites are pathetic.

If a machine can do it for you it's a waste of time two learn to do it your shelf.

I don't even read or write anymore I use text to speech and voice recognition and I'm much more productive.

Enjoy wasting you're time aha aha aha.

>>107877333
why do you have a prominent lisp being transcribed by your dictation software?

I think lower elementary doesn't use calculators here. So they were right? Nice headline.

>>107877333
then why go to school to learn anything?
just use AI

>>107874103
And? Our math teachers didn't let us use Calculators. I didn't get a calculator, and even then it was a basic bitch calculator, until Calculus.

Those math teachers were 100% right and they also banned slide rules for the same reason.

Funny how my brain refuses to understand any of this, because it knows I have no use case for it.

>>107877418
not exactly, zswap is compressed swap that is first stored in ram , and when the amount of compressed pages exceeds a defined limit, it is backed by actual swap, where as zram is not.

>>107877302
What? Zram is just ram compressed by the OS. Most system configurations with zram (like fedora out of the box) use zram and swap.
Compressing and decompressing memory adds overhead though. Compressing only stuff that lands on swap is zswap and is better if you have plenty of ram, and it improves SSD lifespan

>>107876382
i don't need it

>>107877144
>>107877246
it's not enabled by default on debian either

>>107877249
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Zswap
>zswap is a kernel feature that provides a compressed RAM cache for swap pages. Pages which would otherwise be swapped out to disk are instead compressed and stored into a memory pool in RAM. Once the pool is full or the RAM is exhausted, the least recently used (LRU) page is decompressed and written to disk, as if it had not been intercepted. After the page has been decompressed into the swap cache, the compressed version in the pool can be freed.

>The difference compared to zram is that zswap works in conjunction with a swap device while zram with swap created on top of it is a swap device in RAM that does not require a backing swap device.

as far as i understand they do similar stuff until the compressed partition or whatever in ram runs out of space. then they differ. zram does some process killing or whatever, and zswap writes out to old school swap. it does actually do some swapping back and forth if the pages are hot i think. the usecase for zswap over zram is i believe when you routinely go well over your ram and into swap. i use it on this craptop because it has 4 gigs of ram and just loading gnome takes like 2 gigs of it. i routinely have a couple hundred megs at least in the swap

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>>107877142
yeah like 10 years ago

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Anyone know anything about the Audio-Technica ATH-A990Z?

>>107877386
yeah i own a pair of them, they are just your classic too much bass v shape headphone really. if that's your thing they can be great, but the headband is fucking horrific, the cups are aluminum so they weigh enough where they are constantly being pulled down on your head and at least for me felt like they were constantly about to fall off. Maybe if your the right person they could be the perfect semi cheap closed option, but don't buy them from someone that doesn't take returns
I bought them on a warehouse deal for $100 cad like 2 years ago and i think i used them for a week before storing them because i'm too lazy to sell them
I don't think audio technica even sells replacement pads for them so your forced to deal with after market ones, over all your probably better off with dt 770s or something if you want a similiar headphone
although one big upside is that they have a pretty wide soundstage for a closed back, probably because the drivers are quite large, so for fps games it's pretty nice

>>107877386
are these wing headbands? worst thing AT has ever done, avoid those fuckers if you can

>>107877481
>are these wing headbands? worst thing AT has ever done, avoid those fuckers if you can
yep they are, i also have some r70x's and the wing shit has the added benefit, for me at least where it feels like they are falling off and skullfucking me at the same time, probably doesn't help the r70x pads are shit and the cups are way to small for anyone without small ears

>>107875978
Well if they’re in charge of everything, why aren’t they doing more to stop it? Trump literally signed an executive order that limits state regulations on ai.

>>107855680
>let's just stir up chaos without any real policies.
Based. I unironically voted for this.

>>107861740
>Bunch of private companies start up nuclear engery reactors
Yeah let's give H1b jeets access to plutonium. That will work out well.

>>107864527
Chinkoids don't understand how crossing zebras work - do you think they can program a robot any better?

>>107874258
>You mean they actually expected the average joe to fund their pipe dream?
They didn't expect you to do it willingly. Like how Windows 11 pushed Copilot into it, they expected every market and every company to simultaneously force their AI tools on all consumers and workers and thus have 100% integration by 2025.

What ended up actually happening is the companies they fucked over from hoarding hardware ended up not being rich enough to do that, and consumers just want AI to jerk their wieners off, they have no other use for a shittier version of Google.

I'm the dude from this screenshot >>107870587
Why are we still talking about this shit? After a few weeks it's still the same.
I don't understand why kids take sides in stuff they never seen. Wanna try oled? Buy a screen for $800. If it's gonna be bad, sell it next year and buy an LCD.
If you so afraid of everything, don't use anything or it might get damaged.

>>107870562
LG strikes again.

>>107875390
They can't afford even that, that's why they bitch and moan.
Otherwise there would be literally no argument against what you just said.

My phone from 2019 is OLED and no burnin yet, my TV from 2021 is OLED and has no burnin, my PC displays from 2023 and 2025 are OLED and has no burnin.

>>107872224
it's only noticeable under 90hz, but yes, 60hz feels like a stutterfest on oled.

>using Windows
Imagine the smell

>>107877415
Have you tried installing Linux?

>>107876885
Anon with 5600 and 9060xt here. Bottleneck is not really an issue. That would be a problem with 5070ti/9070. The 5060ti/9060xt fit the 5600(x) well enough.

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>>107875867
99% of SBC do.

>>107870713
I JUST FINISHED MY BACHELORS LAST YEAR AND GOT A JOB TODAY YOU FAT FUCKING NIGGER

>>107872369
This. It's a ghost economy, AI datacenters build by workers that don't exist with resources not available only to power services with no customers.

>>107870626
Start.Killing.Billionaires.