time-wise looks like collage anon usually bakes around 12 hours from now
aight I'm going to sleep it's fucking 3 in the morning

Makoto is a cute.
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>>107877764
I'm here, will bake in 5-10 minutes. Didn't notice that image limit got hit, funny.

I've seen tbreads cross days, does collage-san actually sleep or are they many people?

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>>107878003
>>107878003
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>>107877978
Sleep? Maybe. Once in a while.

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shameless whores

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they will steal your souls

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just to feel one tenth of what you feel on a day to day basis. females are vampires, they will consume your soul.

>>107877509
be seen by:
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>>107877884
>be using zram
>anon suggests getting more ram
>ok i got more ram
>...
>still be using zswap

>>107877903
I don't mean buy more ram, I mean that using zram means sacrificing some of your RAM to use as swap. I get zswap, it's compressed and it can be unloaded to disk swap, but I don't get zram, it seems to me like you're just jumping through hoops to get a worse result than simply not having swap

>>107877923
zram is also compressed. if i have 8gb ram, and zram has a 2:1 compression, and i allocate 4gb to zram, i now effectively have 12gb ram. 4gb will be full speed, and 8gb will be slightly slower with some cpu overhead

It's enabled by default on Arch, so I am using it. (At least I don't remember enabling it myself.)

why is Zuck still in charge when he wasted like 50b on the metaverse bullshit and everyone knew it was vapor trash?

>>107877818
Because it's his money and the shareholders aren't going to oust him for always chasing the next big thing. It's too bad nobody wants to use a single thing that comes out of them. The Meta / Facebook brand is completely tainted.

I don't know anything about meta's dumb VR projects but from a gaming standpoint, almost every VR game I've seen looks less like a game and more like a tech demo for a "real" game.
The only VR games I'd ever want to play are
>HL Alyx
>H3VR
>Boneworks
>Bonelab
>VR Chat
and even then I don't want to drop the money on a VR setup, I don't have a spare room I can set aside exclusively for an expensive toy, and I don't know if VR would give me motion sickness or not.
It's just too many factors going against VR for me

>>107877861
Boneworks and its sequel are both awful and massive motion sickness inducers. Alyx and H3 are fun, but we're talking about a 6 hour easy game for kids and a tech demo mess that you can squeak a bit of fun out of in between manually reloading your magazines.

But given you listed VR chat as something you want to play, you should probably buy VR. It's very big with troons like yourself, second life for zoomers has a lot of appeal if you're mentally unwell.

>>107877608
Too expensive and the only good VR games are ones that have been ported to VR pretty much (Resident Evil, Half Life). It's like owning a PS5 but except the people living downstairs hate you. It needs more time and more good developers. It will get there eventually it just isn't worth it for most people

>>107877445
could it be american companies insists on breaking lcoal laws even after paying fines?

>>107877938
>please big company, steal my data, sell it to palantir and make them send the cops to preemptively magdump me because the prediction model classified me as a potential threat and I moved my pinkie while laying down on the floor with my hands behind me (probable cause for self defense)

>>107877938
they already have servers in eu because eu laws force them to keep eu citizen data in eu servers

hello

>>107877883
if uber is a tech company why wouldn't zalando qualify

>>107874252
that 30yo face cannot be from a child, the fuck?

>>107875702
she's 21 now, idk when that photo was taken. she was a child actor, being 12 when stranger things started

>>107861932
how the hell do you do this? is this software you run locally on your gpu? asking for a friend

>>107874134
Idiocracy is real.

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>>107861932
you can pretty easily detect if something like this is ai by looking at that weird halo effect on the hair.

I think water cooling was most useful back when SLI was a thing. Nowadays it's rarely more practical than air cooling.
I know that the risk of a water cooling loop leaking is very small, but for me my temperatures are already very low when playing games at 1440p@144hz and I can't justify adding a level of risk for extremely marginal improvement in temps.
If you overclock then water cooling might be a good option for you.

>>107871855
I've always wanted to make a passively cooled rig, I've got some enormous aluminium billet that I've thought it would be interesting to just cut a big block out of and bolt it to the CPU and see how long it takes to overheat.
Could cut a big enough cube that it also connects to the GPU and is the only thing cooling the entire PC. With m.2 drives now it should be possible to build a computer with zero moving parts.
Probably a lot of work for a pointless experiment though ngl desu

>>107869298
for gaming it's overkill, especially for x3d chips

>>107877921
The problem with that is that conduction is very slow. That's why water cooling uses pumps, and air cooling uses fans, because convection is much faster, and you're drawing on a much larger "mass" (all the air in the room).

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> Quietest machine I've ever had
I don't spend my time staring at my pc, I spend my time using it. I don't have guests over often, when I do it's not to show them my computer. No one fucking cares beyond, "oh wow that's cool anon, looks expensive", and that's about it. Those screened coolers would be cool if people did more than put lust provoking cartoons on them. I'd rather have minimal RGB (like my EVGA 2070super) and use it to display temps personally.

I might get the liquid cooler with screen for my wife's pretty pink PC so she can put her favorite sailor scout (Pluto) on it though.

>>107877835
looks demonic

>>107877722
if you're noise sensitive then go aio

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>>107877691
not sure, but watch out for these channels

>>107876871
Yep, we all knew Jensen would never abandon his loyal gamers like that by killing the 5070 ti

>>107876871
ASUS got some angry emails so now they're are just doing damage control. Never believe the big corporation on what they say. Remember they hire people to give you pussyfooted statements instead of telling you anything outright.

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>>107875570
hmmmmmmmmmm curious

>>107875479
>>107875570
I remember some lora or model or method or something that lets you combine an image with a mask that affects the brightness in the final image.

how do i do i2i with just 1 image in klein

>>107877658
Flash attention is cope for vramlets.
It never builds the full attention map. It is instead processed in chunks so the model only gets a part of the contexto on each iteration. The values at the edges of the chunks start getting rounding errors that keep getting worse after each layer.
If your model fails to pick up on sarcasm or thinks that the narrator is the brother when it should be the sister >>107873103, flash attention might be the reason.

>>107873752
>>(01/15) TranslateGemma released: https://hf.co/collections/google/translategemma
TranslateGemma is yet another indication that Gemma 4 isn't anywhere near completion (if they even started training it at all).

>[...] The models were fine-tuned from the original Gemma 3 checkpoints using parallel data from a wide variety of sources. The TranslateGemma models used 4.3 billion tokens during SFT and 10.2 million tokens during the reinforcement learning phase.
This is low-effort crap by Google standards.

Usecase for this thread? This is getting a bit too heated.

>i dislike gnome
>it's because I can't tinker with some option that makes no difference to anything you do
every single fucking time

>>107877105
So do Red Hat customers all use touchscreens or what? The Android UI does not make sense on a desktop computer.

>>107877129
GNOME is minimalist because it's driven like the autistic cousin of a window manager like i3 or hyprland, as in primarily with the keyboard. The UI doesn't really reflect how it's actually used. The real tards are using KDE or XFCE primarily with a mouse, and the turbo-retards are using GNOME and doing things like pinning the dock with the extension because they're too attached to Window's taskbar to realize that no such equivalent actually exists on every desktop nor does it really need to.

>>107877688
I just hate Gnome because you have to use an extension to tile a window to any corner of the screen, but even then there’s too many steps to do so (Super+G, whatever direction key you want to place a window). Even Windows 11 has that shit down.

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>>107876527
buy a new disposable android phone (they are all disposable)

>>107876527
Switch google account to a throwaway to minimize damage if you do get hacked I guess. Also reboot phone regularly, verified boot is capable of flushing some malware out.

>>107876537
This is very old but it basically held true until like a few years ago for many low end Android phones. Budget Motorola phones used to drop support after 2 years, now they bumped it up to 3 years. I think their higher end phones at least get 4-5 years now. As of last year Google and Samsung are promising 7 years of updates so they're finally somewhat comparable to Apple.

>>107876537
I don't want to consoom, I like my current phone

>>107876573
>Switch google account to a throwaway to minimize damage if you do get hacked I guess. Also reboot phone regularly, verified boot is capable of flushing some malware out.
That's a good idea, thanks!

all updates do is fuck with your ui and install more spyware
it's not like security is actually a priority with self-inflicted surveillance devices

>>107876527
Buy a recent google pixel when on sale, they will probably be supported a long time at least 5 years from launch. Some a models, eg pixel 9a can go for 400 dollars or less. When flashed with graphene os they are one of the most secure phones available.

But to be honest, what threat model are you applying? Unless you are a really interesting person, I don't think you would be the target of an attack where an attacker compromises your phone os to access your phone number. Unless you download an app that exploits a vulnerability in the phone os directly, the apps would have to have a vulnerability itself to allow for code execution.

If you like the phone, continue using it but don't download random apps, limit web browsing to unknown sites, remove sensitive information.

>>107877931
i'm not advocating for an AI orverlord, but when's the last time managers and politicians have been held accountable?

>>107877931
hqa

>>107877950
Good point, lets replace management positions with AI.

>>107876500
https://tech4gamers.com/nand-flash-memory-shortage-could-continue-until-2035/
https://news.futunn.com/en/post/66074409/unprecedented-storage-crunch-ubs-group-dram-shortage-expected-to-last?level=1&data_ticket=1768555120205677
https://www.tweaktown.com/news/109671/memory-crisis-expected-to-last-until-2031-supply-already-allocated-for-2026/index.html

So we have 2035, 2027 and 2031.
I'd honestly believe in the shortest date, because the other ones are trying to intentionally exaggerate, showing how their company is controlling the market, therefore increasing their stocks.

>>107876578
think it's a second order effect.
fewer devices sold due to RAM/GPU scalping, means fewer SSDs/NANDs sold, but these companies have fixed costs they have to cover, so the remaining units sold have to generate the revenue needed for that
really all components are gonna get a price hike eventually.

>>107877840
DDR7 ram Was released almost two years ago in beginning of 2024 you absolute retard

>>107877947
Ddr6 and 7 is different to gddr 6 and 7

>>107877924
Nah, AI is using colossal amounts of NAND too, stuff was already going up slowly but thanks to Altman's 40% gamble every AI company is scrambling to secure large supply deals in a 50/50 bid to deny competition but also guarantee supply for themselves.
They are getting supplied with far more chips than they can use already, theres vast quantise of chips just gathering dust in warehouses waiting for the physical datacenter to be built.

Chip companies are encouraging it all because the AI bubble window is their best opportunity to grab massive amount of profit and it literally isn't their problem if it pops.

>>107877773
>It's an entire development and build system.
that fucks up your programming environment, and now you have a snowflake platform you have to account for.
Nix is a meme, and also insanely slow, even on a desktop.

What's so special about this "NixOS" thing?

>>107877908
>that fucks up your programming environment
uhm no? show some example

Artix is the chuds choice

>>107877908
>Nix is a meme
used in the job market as a replacement for docker, but runs natively without containerization or virtualization
>also insanely slow
it's fast enough, you're just evaluating everything

>>107874103
cant say they were wrong. people at college nowadays arent able multiply or divide numbers greater than ten without using a calculator.

should have listened to the silent generation back then.

>>107876513
They've been saying that for ages. People thought writing would ruin kids because they'd not have to memorize poems and shit they could just read it.

>>107877135
Kids today can barely do basic math because retarded teachers keep trying to turn every single math problem into "how can we explain this to you know who?"

Okay, here's a quick math problem I saw floating around on twitter
1 2 3 4 5 6 X X X 10
_ - _ = _
Solve it. I dare you.

>>107874103
in third grade, the teacher gave half the class calculators and told everyone to do the multiplication table exam as fast as possible
of course, the calculator kids were slower, which was a nice lesson
calcs have no business in elementary school classes

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>>107877758
this?