>>107602516

Rust isn’t for every use case. It’s really good if you know exactly what you’re building, but if you’re just exploring and throwing stuff away rapidly, it slows you down.

>>107608577

The problem with GPL (and LGPL) specifically is that it forces dynamic linking, and this requires ABI stability afaik (something Rust does not have).

>>107603858
How about you educate yourself: https://odysee.com/@AlphaNerd:8/cloudflare-breaks-the-internet-(again):2
Agreeing with:
>>107603880
>>107614262

>>107603880

In theory they could have heap allocated their flags buuuuut there’s a penalty for that in perf

Because if anyone mentions doing something in any other language a bunch of Rust programmers will show up and say "b-b-but it's not memory safe" and call every language "memory unsafe".

Because systems programming requires being able to manipulate bits and bytes freely without the borrow checker complaining like one of the autistic fags that built it.

Assuming you don't want to work at a low level and for some reason you still decide to use Rust, then it works okay until you need to do async work. Then you discover that lifetimes plus parallelism is a world of pain.

Sorry but no thanks. The best use case for Rust is rewriting small command line utils which seems to be what it is most used for.

Also troons.

Also what the fuck is this captcha.

>>107617539
I didn't have anything on my desktop, including a wallpaper, since I figured out how to remove Recycle Bin in XP at least. Don't remember if I could remove everything in 98, but I removed all I could. Yes, I used other things. You don't know which ones. You don't even know the principle of how they work. You weren't there.

>>107617914
Some don't even do 10 drivers anymore.

>>107617958
i used to daily drive ubuntu until one update my system started lagging when in fullscreen
the switch to windows 7 is smooth AF, it literally just werks

>>107617957
Same, it's irrational. It was fast. It also crashed super fast too. And often.

>>107617958
It's getting worse because microsoft figured out they can literally just weasel their way into projects and kick out talented programmers. You will never have to worry about microsoft on windows 7 though

>>107617555
>you can only use open drivers on 5000 series
You are the one who is "filtered" here.

>>107617349
You made a deal with the devil using Nvidia hardware for Linux when you had other options, don't complain when the devil decides to rape you.
And even if the driver was leaked, it wouldn't take much for it to be outdated and most people do not have the expertise to maintain that, and most people that do care about their career prospects and reputation to not work on what would be essentially stolen code.

do we still need vk hdr layer

>>107617844
Oh not my career and reputation in the tech industry! God forbid I look at some STOLEN CODE.

If only there was a way to contribute to project anonymously.
>Muh Nvidia is evil
Kind of like how AMD drivers were shit for decades and everyone said you were making a deal with the devil if you bought that hardware?

what does this mean for the fags that use the proprietary drivers and disable GSP firmware?

>>107617144
>equally sized models that seem roleplay oriented
Miqu wasn't roleplay oriented. It was just Mistral Medium. And models were trained with much less tokens back then, and the native context of L2 was 4k. Use anything else. There's GLM 4.5 Air, and I think Drummer has a fine-tune of it, if you need it to be "roleplay oriented".

>>107617183
>you misquoted me
my bad, I see my entire post looks like a mess.

Yes I've seen the lists of slop phrases, shivers, whispers, etc.

This one is harder to fix with training due to the nature of how LLMs work. Fine tuning could change what the slop phrases are, possibly even flatten the distribution somewhat, but it will still end up with its own set of verbal ticks.

This isn't RP specific, you'll see it in coding agents, or the "You're absolutely right!" assistant messages, etc.

I do have an idea for this though. It would only work for local models though, and would require code changes to llama.cpp (I could tidy up and PR if it works).

If we can define specific "slop voices" and tag them as such in the dataset, I believe that with a relatively small dataset of around 1000 tagged RP logs, it would be to steer the slop profile in latent space during generation.

I mostly work with TTS but here's an example. It would work for textgen exactly the same way:

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Are there people who intentionally pick smaller models because they are aroused by women being dumb?

>>107617655
I only get aroused when a model picks up on things I wouldn't expect it to.

>>107617655(me)
I am asking cause I had this crazy idea. If you are a vramlet and you think girls are the cutest when they are almost retarded what if you would just create the following structure in your rp:
1)Model
2)Elara(the retarded)
3)Lyra(the sex object)

Ask model to roleplay as Elara. Then in the roleplay tell Elara that you want to ERP with her and she should play Lyra. Then when your nemo (cause it is still nemo) fucks up you can just chastise the model in character and continue the ERP. Just tell Elara that she is fucking retarded and tell her what she did wrong.

>>107598094
>look up that one Youtube vid of a guy's reaction to getting a 1080 again for my own curiosity
> hitting not quite 120fps in Overwatch was mind-blowing in 2016
man, it was a simpler time...

8800GTX was probably the most bang for the buck GPU in PC history, it lasted easily like 10 years

>>107616842
True, pretty much anything that performed as strong or better than a PS3 or XBOX 360 stayed relevant for so long, because the 7th gen of consoles really overstayed their welcome to the point where by the time the PS4 came out, most PC gamers had a stronger PC, and then when the 750Ti came out, pretty much all PC gamers had as strong a GPU as a PS4 because they were such weak consoles.

>>107611196
They're barely any better and came out nearly 3 years later

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>>107617423
>They're barely any better
RTX 6000 Blackwell is almost twice as fast as a RTX 4090...

>>107609921
hwdec=no

>>107613110
Without knowing her personally or even hearing her speak, you can just know how mentally ill she is.

>>107613110
this is what grok says:

function copyPath()
  local uri = mp.get_property("path")
  local pipe = io.popen("wl-copy", "w")
  pipe:write(uri)
  pipe:close()
  mp.osd_message("Path/URL copied!")
end

mp.add_key_binding("ctrl+SPACE", "copy-path", copyPath)

>>107611575
WE FIGHT FOR THE GOSPEL

Looking for a basic lua extension for mpv that displays selected OSC details upon keypress.
Say ctrl+t displays the video title and only that.

>>107592470
MPV is the superior video player.
/thread

Contrarians. Both are good, use either.

MPV on it's own is unusable since last time I checked it forces on screen controls onto you. At least not without going full tranny with a bunch of configs and shit. Using it with wrappers is pretty nice however. Haruna is probably the best media player I've used so far, other than maybe good old MPC.

Haven't used VLC properly in like 6 years but i remember switching because it was shit at handing some file types.

>>107616095
>>107616095
you just click and press the arrows
additionally, you can press F to maximize / restore down (smaller window) and space to play / pause

are you that filtered by mpv?

there's mpv.net with its gui which you can access with right click, and you can populate your config file through lots of clicking

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>>107617803
coof didn't do shit, cyber attacks proved to be a meme, I'll maintain my faith in the infantry, as much as I make fun of them. And a little more faith in artillery and air assets. (the navy is useless, as I can say from experience)

>>107617814
>coof didn't do shit
How's the early onset doing?
I remember the pentagon talking about a hypothetical anti-extremist virus a long time ago which impacted the brain.

>>107617669
same issue here, having to solve these retarded mini iq tests everytime i want to post is becoming tiring. i hate the mods and devs of this website so much its unreal.

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>>107617842
>a hypothetical anti-extremist virus a long time ago which impacted the brain.
well the prototypes didn't work then because I only have more drive to embrace my hobbies and build a giant fucking diesel-actuated rifle, have been intercepting more radio traffic, and have been actually buying more hardware instead of merely window shopping

my level of radicalization hasn't meaningfully changed but was already quite high

>/twg/ - Terrorists, Wiggers, and Gooners

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>>107606648
I've been working on a simple OCR-Programm to make an easy use for Kraken OCR which is specialized in cursiv/fraktur/kurrent/sütterlin writing and handwriting

but it was a bitch to get it to run properly...kraken surely doesn't natively want to be run in a programm...

The moment you realise you need an intervention is when you install 3 separate containers on your server to OCR a single page of a webcomic, then uninstall all 3 afterwards because while 90% of what you did was successful, you forgot to check and see if the data you got out was going to be easy to export.
In a years time, I will no doubt configure them again, installing another 4 containers on top, just to automate the export process.

>>107606648
Why are you trying to scan your child porn collection, anon?

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>>107606648
idk But I'd give her an OCR iykwim (Oversized Cock Ramming)

>>107615695
Just trying to find a bunch of memes screenshots, post via keywords

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>>107617945
because it's made in india

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>>107617953
this
/thread
also if you use X you are a nazi according to e.V. paid employees

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>>107617945
>India Standard Time

>>107617945
the keyboard does krash often

>screenshot of a three minute old reddit thread
>ESL babble
Sure is stinky in here

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>>107617863
how do you know you're sharing the right booby picture then
take too long

>>107617863
Nginx supports CGI scripts too although CGI is kinda shitty. I prefer to just write PHP scripts if I need anything like that. I do use CGI scripts for one use case though, writing webhooks where I want to automate some task by sending some POST data to it (useful for things like archive scripts as you say)

>>107617787
If that "old laptop" is 64bit then it isn't as old as my 32bit laptop. You said it could run those games, so it's somewhat powerful and not that old.

Have each torrent at a share ratio of at least 15.01 (addition to what I said in >>107617863). Otherwise run whatever services/stuff you want and learn about. Could probably run low-level AI like you were saying. I wonder if I could locally run AI in my "ancient" 32bit computer running Slax Linux. Kinda curious but not really... If it did run then it would be very dumb.

>>107614744

github yujqiao/catproc

>>107613030
Debian!

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>>107617314
I kneel OP.

>>107617314
>use 2FA
>email and phone number
>phone gets hacked
>0FA

does it actually make sense to use otp at all if you have a password manager

>>107615530
yeah it's not really useful for coding in itself, but it's nice to have when working with logs and other data. consult-focus-lines is more useful for coding

I am drinking beer
and writing Clojure

>>107615745
>When you really really want to manually control memory but can't it's frustrating.
Satan created C for that reason.

>>107543874

>>107613782
Looks like it's a Scheme (R7RS small) so it's still within the existing Lisp ecosystem

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>>107616327
There is nothing wrong with 3d party. I have 8bitdo and Gamesir(lol) and I use both more than my 2 xbox elite controllers. It make sense to buy something decent for $30 and then too see what will Valve make. I remind you about this abomination I couldn't use even though I tried.

>>107617566
That controller really invalidated them during their first foray into the space desu

>>107613725
hate the fucking dpad on these
same for the xbone ones
>press up at a very slight offset
>presses up and left
FUCK

>>107617566
steam controller is peak af if you just set it up right. 6 axis fine aim with stick rough aim was comparable to mouse aiming accuracy/precision after about 20 hours of use for me. only thing seriously wrong with the steam controller is the bumper clips are fucking plastic

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Do 8bitdo pro controllers have gyro?

every time i come here im ganged up because i express a opinion

every man likes two fucking girls kissing

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melty time!