>>107612861
cool RNG

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>>107615382
The sad thing is it's very slow. It turns out bouncing a cache line between two CPUs a billion times takes a while.

>>107615442
so you're saying it's also immune to brute-forcing?

>>107615488
Not only that, it's Certified True Randomness.

>>107615500
nice

>>107613160
You should wait a few months for the steam controller then get that.

>>107613172
my cheap chink linyuvo wireless pad is surprisingly decent quality for the price.

>>107613228
>no gyro
Worthless.

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>>107613432
>removable batteries
Usecase?

>>107613160
Wired is always better. I have a razer wolverine that has worked well for years. I do have an 8bitdo snes controller that I use for my ipad but I don't see a need to use it on my pc.

>>107615478
never tried the tool calling, just coding. devstral 2 suggested a few things that worked where qwen 2.5/3 missed.

>>107615503
for my use i dont need internet search but i'm pretty sure kobold added that a while back. might exist in lcpp too

>>107615504
>want to talk about models
>annoyed when people use models to help put their own thoughts into words
???

>>107615504
I love the dissonance some people have when they both get heavily into the hobby and hate it when they see AI output where they didn't expect it.

>>107615549
>their own thoughts
no, I assure you, no form of human thought was put into this logorrhea
>>107615552
>I love the dissonance some people have when they both get heavily into the hobby and hate it when they see AI output where they didn't expect it.
incredible, people expect human interaction to be with other humans, preferably not the lobotomized kind

>>107615508
forgot to mention I tested the CLOUD model, thats why I specifically said fp8, not Q8.
Anyway, I've been battling with a problem this past week and I've tried a combination of local and remote free models.
Local:
>gemma 27b
>qwen 3 next 80b
>qwen 3 code 30b
>gptoss 120b
Remote
>grok-code-fast
>glm 4.6
>devstral 123b
>minimax m2
I gave them the same instructions, the same traces/observations and even the same pointers as where the problem was located/what to look for
ALL of them failed. Some of them had really bad tool support (glm4.6 and devstral) and when they worked they couldnt find the solution. I iterated the errors/solution with them ranging from 2 to 6 times, then I gave up. Literal days spent tard wrangling LLMs.

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>>107615536
What is lil sis yapping about?

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What does one have to prompt for for Nano Banana to generate curvy/thick women?

>>107615315
Prompt pls :3

>News test with 9 replies
>>107585567 - Ugreen bluetooth adapter
>>107585760 - Plastic parts for...something (gundam? I have no idea)
>>107590433 - Another anon falls for the cheap 500$ excavator deposit trap
>>107593569 - Anon is in for some wacky adventures
>>107596102 - Ali haul post
>>107596999 - Die-cast bicycle makes anon happy
>>107598194 - Silicone cabe review
>>107601601 - Anon has a prawblem posting pictures upright
>>107601906 - Pirateanon posts his ship

I need one of those cheap mini blowers to clean my PC and dry my car, any recommendations?

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I got like 3kg in plastic bags that came from china, will order a pullup assist harness and a beanie today, maybe some more audiofool stuff in january

>>107615369
It works for me, but the way it works it replaces the entire line with the new link.
Here's a changed version that replaces the news to stay (see picrel).
That seems to fuck with the way 4chanX/XT do auto embed on hover though.

// ==UserScript==
// @name     4chan Linkify Greentext
// @version  1.2
// @include  http://boards.4chan.org/*
// @include  https://boards.4chan.org/*
// @include  http://www.4chan.org/*
// @include  https://www.4chan.org/*
// @grant    none
// @run-at   document-start
// ==/UserScript==

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anyone getting one?

>>107615151
>what if FL, but only for popular NPC slop
pass

>>107615245
Yeah, not really happy about it either. The NPC slop is well seeded anyways, but if you need seedsize for HDB this is the time to get it.

>>107612849
A lot of people not on these things seem to think a good ratio is meaningful. A good ratio is literally the bare minimum on private trackers. Most of them will disable your account if you don't have one.

Can somebody in Animebytes check to see if they have a complete Blu ray rip for Mobile Fighter G Gundam, including the extras, and if so if it's the JP or ENG BD set or both?

Screenshotting the releases and their descriptions for me would be extra nice

I'd check myself but my account was suspended for inactivity and I don't have time to wait 18 hours in the IRC to get it restored right now

>>107611075
>>107611112
Maybe I just don't know shit about vtubers (because I don't) but what do they do that requires a private tracker?

Aren't they just streamers and youtubers? What do they have people need to share around online other then maybe reuploads of streams, and why would that require the secrecy of a PT?

>>107613713
Hi Mr Ebussy, my names Gordon Flowers. I know you are a good guy and all but I think we should go over some of these messages on Mastodon that you sent to 12 year old boys. You probably meant well and I misunderstood the context so do you mind explaining to me what's going on.

>>107613914
hey man this is a thread for retards. get out of here with that shit

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>>107613665
it's an primarily an email scanner backed by Cisco, that's why, the freemium model.
AFAIK, the engine is very basic.
>>107613714
this is bait

>>107613665
I've dealt with ClamAV at work, the basic idea is that you run it on a non-windows system (usually linux) to scan files on network storage (usually provided by linux) so that when some idiot in accounting uploads totallyrealinvoice.pdf.exe that he got from a sketchy email, you find out about it before the next person who downloads it does.

>>107615227
what about it is bait?

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>>107555829

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>>107615492
Now *THIS* is Kino. I could watch nothing happen in every episode of Pluribus at the same time!

>>107615422
Alright, sorry for questioning your qualifications.

>>107586611
Need more keyboard.

>>107609607
more and more as time goes on I miss the way it used to feel to hang out on the computer. It's become a routine of checking the same handful of websites and chatting with the same people, and places like youtube have been pretty much ruined. For some reason looking at a small setup like this really makes me think of the old days. Maybe it's time to get rid of the 300 dollar re-sale office chair and the fancy custom built mech keyboard and get rid of everything besides 2 big ass nearfields to blast flacs into my ears.

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>chatgpt, pls explain why I am a retard
There are levels to this shit. Stop the 'all bad' enlightened centrist take

>>107614147
>you're retard for being a realist
you couldnt even manage to come up with an argument. you're a poser, very likely a teenager.

>>107613365
>it's a meme os slowed down by mitigations that are not even meaningful
Only OS that wasn't exploited through spectre and meltdown
>it's slow
It's not.

>>107615302
>Only OS that wasn't exploited through spectre and meltdown
that's both wrong and a misrepresentation. disabling SMT isn't an achievement. and disabling SMT mitigates only some of the vectors. neither of them (family of vulnerabilities) are ever fully solved today. whoever said you that bullshit doesnt know anything the slightest.
>It's not.
it's fucking slow. it's not 'all' their fault because they dont have one tenth of the manpower working on it but not having AVX on base system and bragging about it as like some security feature doesnt help either lol

>>107615499
>that's wrong
It's not. Prove any OpenBSD machine running on AMD64 was exploited with SMT disabled. You can't because they weren't.
>There are other exploits
Oh would you like to talk about the built in backdoors in all consumer hardware then? I'm game.
>It's fucking slow
Use it everyday. My CPU in my OpenBSD laptop has 8 real cores. Things are fast. In fact, a lot of things are faster than they are on any other OS.
>AVX
Oh no a feature that isn't even used by anything and actually slows down your Intel CPU when enabled because it turns it into an oven and forces downclocking to prevent it from melting. What will we ever do without this?
>lack of manpower
Mailing list looks plenty active to me.

>>107614081
Look at the thread, several. It's fascinating watching peoples brain cells atrophy in real time.

>>107602701
They're sloperators not vibe coders

>>107604138
I wonder (((who))) made that comic?

>>107602701
He writes like an AI.

>>107613656
>sorting algorithm for me that runs on the GPU
what, like mergesort?

>>107607448
Mint if they have a decent computer or Antix if they're running under 2gbs of ram.
Personally I run Fedora but I think Mint is a bit more polished overall for a new user

>>107614687
i am calling you a tranny faggot, but since you cut your dick off and only get bummed by niggers i don't care.

>>107607801
it does, retard.

>>107607709
Arch users can't really think ever, can they? Your distro does not make anything other can't. You have no gui installer, no usable ootb images, only support x86_64, official repo is so fucking lame the 30 retarded dudes in charge of the project just said "users should make the work instead" with shitty package signing servers that pretty much never truly worked until Valve got fed up and gave them one. You can build your distro from the ground with Fedora, SUSE, Gentoo, NixOS, Guix, Debian. They all have minimal images, ready ootb images, multi architecture support, and AUR like options. Arch is nothing special, just a SIMPLE distro for anyone wanting to flex while running an script. This was top notch 15 years ago, now is a nuisance, operating systems are tools meant to let users do X thing the sooner as possible, not every linux user should be an operating system enthusiast because there's people with lives.
>>107607748
>relies on
Nigga, you can completely remove flatpak from any Fedora system at anytime.
>AUR
Found the tranny arch user who likes to fuck without condom because it feels "better" then complains when gets aids.
>>107608847
rpm distros are very alike, however, SUSE Tumbleweed might be the sweet spot for updating environment along packages, Fedora tends to wait more before updating environment versions, or they just get updated on new releases. Sames as with SUSE Leap.

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>>107607448
I use fedora ws because I want a gnome-like experience, not macos-like

>>107608327
Trains is hard job.
Toolbar is hard job.
What's next?

>>107613244
>W11 File Explorer is slow
OMG.
Those React retards are ruining literally everything.

>>107611975
Linux and oldschool MacOS are just different flavours of Unix.

>>107608327
You what you fucking deserve Winpig

>>107608473
fake money
fake number
fake company

>>107613167
well, the controlling circuit could be hooked up on any of the lines and use the neutral.
alternatively it can have the loads on separate lines with all of them going to neutral as well, but that can leave stray voltages and extracts less power because the voltage is 240.

>>107610933
I don't think you know how AC power works

>>107585119
It's what the American plug should have evolved into.
>>107585928
>American plugs are loose like their wome
Holy shit, truth nuke.

>>107613221
>Answer the question
Everything.
But as you're clearly retarded, I'll do your very easy google search for you:
https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/climate-energy/renewable-energy-remains-cheapest-power-builds-new-gas-plants-get-pricier-2025-06-16/
"The cost to build new gas-fired power plants, meanwhile, has hit a 10-year high amidst the country's record electricity use and growing backlogs for turbines and other equipment needed to construct the plants, Lazard, a global financial services firm, said "

Now. Are you going to pretend that extracting, refining, and pumping natural gas is going to be cheaper than 'just letting the wind blow'?
How about 'just existing the sun'? Is that cheaper than extracting, refining, and pumping gas?

What about projected costs to run, over 5 years? 10?
Fucking dipshit.

>Alright well we should start stop letting people migrate to White nations to consume so much don't you think?
How about we execute the stupid retards that cannot stop with the cuckthink and evolve?

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>>107613882
So you're saying there's no difference between ground and line?

>>107609658
It's a sigmoid function, not exponential. There are no cases of exponential growth in nature because everything eventually hits a natural constraint.

>>107615432
If you're an investor it's exponential. If you're not a retard it's a sigmoid.

>>107615466
If you're an investor you're either a looter or a bag holder.

>>107613175
Because every frontier model producer is reporting difficulty scaling any further and is resorting to cheap tricks and misrepresentation to make it appear that they're still improving so they can keep hoovering up funding money. We ran out of training data a while ago.

>>107609658
Software engineering already is a solved problem.
People write code every day.

>>107612593
I'm just not a fan ok

>>107607420
TOPKEK

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man, the newfaggotry itt is unreal

>>107607392
why did he ky(him)s?

RAM prices claim another victim