>>106518625
I ain't reading all that shit OP. But count yourself lucky for email 2FA. Theres a few online services I'm not even allowed to use because I don't have a cell phone to use for 2FA.

>>106518713
why dont you have a phone?

>>106518713
You don't need a phone for TOTP, desktop password managers like KeePassXC can generate the 6-digit 2FA codes for you.

>>106512346
It wasn't removed. It is 32-bit CUDA that were never written for Blackwell family because Nviida wants its professional crowd up upgrade and move from 32-bit platforms. It is too bad older implementations of PhysX depends on this and got impacted. There's nothing stopping Nviida or another party to create a translation layer if there is enough fuss about it. In practice, nobody really gives a crap outside of rage-baiting.
All hardware vendors gradually abandon support for legacy platform and it is much more rapid if it doesn't involved enterprise customers a.k.a not silly gaymers.

>>106511975
Nobody cares outside of rage-batting. It is entirely because Nvidia intentionally crippled their CPU-only PhyX implementation. Just to promote sales of their GPUs. Welcome to what the rest of people outside of Nvidia's ecosystem had to ensure.

>>106509297
If you want perpetual support for what the hardware is actually capable of your best bet is unironically an AMD card on linux.

>>106517295
The A in AMD stands for Abandonware, at least as far as radeon is concerned

>>106512346
>There has never been a single game where running PhysX on the CPU was viable. NVIDIA went to great lengths to make CPU PhysX unusable in order to make AMD setups look bad, and to try and convince people to buy dedicated PhysX cards just for the feature.
you'd think they could at least now release a build of the cpu backend that doesn't deliberately use only 8087 instructions to keep performance to a minimum. only thing that would do is be an admission that it was made as slow as possible on purpose, but everyone who cares already knows this anyway

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>>106518776
>>106518765
oh wow he did the needful

>>106518786
WHITE """PEOPLE""" BTFO!!!

INDIANS WONNED!!!

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>>106518786
Playing semantics like a 5 year old just showcases to the world just how fucking dumb he is yet he is eager to do so, its crazy how they can't open their mouths without keep digging themselves deeper at every single turn.

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>>106518680
India is more developed than some parts of the US nowadays

>>106518845
SOVL vs souless
also this is the very definition of cherry-picked.

>>106518819
no, it's valid criticism of the limits of AI ERP.
not everything is /vg/, not everything is trannies or jews. ffs learn a little nuance, maybe Touch grass.

>>106518796
Some girls think a strong man is a broke hoodrat thug while others think a strong man is a finance bro. The thing they have in common is that they're both "strength" (the thing all women like) but there's massive variance since it's a woman's interpretation of what is strong, not objective strength.

>>106518867
just need to find a girl who thinks being a well-read failure is strength... there's hope for me

>>106518784
>only responses to the negative trolling
You are part of the problem.

any good fictional / or just ai character bots in general? like cortana, hal 9000, jarvis, glados, that kind

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>>106517564
>>106517364
> tied w/ Opus
At like 1/100th the cost.

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>>106517211
>>106517554
Here's the result. I was a little surprised at how consistent the responses were; I was expecting truncated, garbage responses from some of the OR providers. I think not using free-tier means you might actually be getting what you pay for (except for GMICloud).
Given all models output about the same thing, the only difference is speed and cost. DeepInfra is cheapest. NovitaAI is fastest of the cheap models (notably so.)
GMICloud output did not look right; I tested it twice, response time varied a lot and responses did not look like V3-0324 I was testing.
No refusals, using same prompt and minimal JB I used w/ V3-0324 prior. Scene was pretty vanilla but would have been enough to trigger a stock OIA or Anthropic model.
I did about 10 rounds of 4 responses for testing. The whole test cost $0.015.
DeepInfra surprised me, b/c they insta-dumped my direct paid account the first time I hit it with a ST prompt. Like, immediately. But for OR I guess it's all cool.
Others can take it from here. I still don't like using OR and will keep trucking with DS official API on V3.1. I guess its grown on me.

How do you jack off to just words? Even my imagination works better.

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>>106518054
It just now occurred to me that people could use a special pipeline where they prompt in LLM, their waifu or sona or whatever responds, and then VibeVoice can "respond" to you in "their voice". A current side project of mine was trying to see if I could find two models in order to talk like specific fictional characters. I guess I should get back onto that now.

>>106517577
Is that some local archive viewer?

>>106518255
>popular
shilled

>>106518661
They released the paper and you can vibecode your own training code

>>106518839
yeah
https://huggingface.co/datasets/AUTOMATIC/jaicards
It's 190k cards but I'm struggling with accessing beyond the initial 10k.

>>106518859
intentionally hardware gimped to tank performance in workstation tasks, just look at how hard any RDNA arch cRd gets raped as soon as you step outside of gaming
NVIDIA sells GPUs
AMD sells "game chips"
personally I'll never buy an AMtalmuD hardware gimped architecture

>>106518859
they only didn't include AI acceleration in anything before RDNA4 because they were bad at it, you seem staggeringly misguided considering NVIDIA has upheld a performance advantage for many years

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I just discovered something
In the silent hill 2 remake the latency according to the nvidia overlay is like halved when I turn on framegen. I thought it might just be a bug with the overlay but it actually does feel better.
What the hell is happening here? Never seen this before.

>>106518898
framegen automatically turns on reflex

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>>106518859
lol lmao

>>106518895
Download everything you think you'll need for a large stint, and just go internet free for a specified time. Increase or decrease that as you see fit. You won't have /g/ though, so you won't have any frens.

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>>106500872
trannies, this is your mindset

>>106518525
It pops up on songs too, it's driving me insane.

>>106516549
why. he's hilarious.

>>106518525
>>106518635
The idea of localized versions of a video depending on the location (and the language settings) of a user isn't bad, but it ought be the user deciding, if he wants that by default.
The auto-dub isn't even half-bad on non-music videos, but I speak the fucking original language of the video.
Also, the original should be 140, not some 140-x.

>>106491528
It's so fucking laggy mane. Looks like a youtube copycat from 2013. Wheres that 'India could be depopulated in 24 hours' guy. These pajeet codeslaves are fucking with my slop!!!

I want to upgrade to 22.2 but I want to keep the old kernel because of the Virtualbox fuckery in the release notes. I presume it gives you an option which to use after you click the apply box in Update Manager?

>>106492579
I don't care about that shit, there's plugs everywhere I'd want to use it anyway, these days. I'm not one of those people who uses their shit over the park or pretending to work in a cafe. Trains and hotel rooms only, basically.

>>106485449
>random russian
Propaganda-induced fear. Just shows your weak mental state.
FYI despite the war, Russians didn't start implanting protestware in their software, unlike hohols and nafoids.
>paywalled edition providing no benefit
It's just like the PSP emulator, PPSSPP. It's optional and serves as a donation to the creator. And you get a special branded edition of the OS, so that you'd always know that you supported the development.

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22.1 chad in shambles

>>106492579
auto-cpufreq solves this
https://github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq

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>>106518491
>>106518548
>>106518568
come to canada and join here, i'll make you my personal vassals

the other guy on my team is sandbagging the project, gets upset when i offer help, and won't let anybody take part of his workload. now it's too late and the project isn't going to complete on time

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>>106517594
>three to four times more code
>ten times more security issues
that's great job security for me

Why do these fucking furfags manage to get jobs but I can't even get these HR kikes to send me a rejection letter?

>>106518870
Don't you have a monkey abu$e video to watch, Rajeev?

You are the exact example of how Indians pick on what they perceive as weaker.

If C is so good, how come there is no D?

>>106518564
there literally is, and it has some interesting ideas

>>106518553
>we rewrote it in itself after writing it in C or C++ therefore it wasn’t written the language it was clearly written in
>we wrote the base of the language in C and then used that base to write the libraries in itself therefore the language was never actually written in C even though it was
C-ope

>>106518648

So you don't understand what "self-hosting" is

>>106518851
I understand what self-hosting means.The software still gets written in C the first time and you're pretending that step never happened. Or maybe you don't understand what it means?

>>106515866
C is great as long as you are 90th percentile programmer. Most programmers are too retarded to code in C without memory vulnerabilities.

Go will replace C++/Java, not Rust. Rust is too hard and too long to learn for normies.

>>106518711
>Rust is too hard and too long to learn for normies
agreed
how is it any different from other llvm frontends with the same syntax anyway?

>>106518475
>Should have been the default.
yeah, it should have been, but it was made in a time when that assumption could not safely be made so it wasn't until c99

>That doesn't solve anything with build system mess
it solves a lot of it, actually. if you don't need metaprogramming, or external build tools to generate things the final compilation depends on, you can turn the entire project into a single compilation unit, which effectively eliminates the need for build tools like cmake or meson in the first place

>no, how is that simple?
because it also completely eliminates external c build tools as a dependency leaving the only real dependency as the C compiler you need to compiler the code in the first place?

>the biggest pain is trying to use projects that are designed for different build systems as dependencies.
the problem isn't just build systems, it is external dependencies in general. that's really the fault of the developer introducing the complexity of managing additional dependencies and then offloading that complexity on to the end user, but that's a general problem, not just a C one.

>>106518711
>Go will replace C++/Java
lol, Go will replace C++ how? OSDev and bare metal applications won't touch it and gamedev is practically nonexistent. This is pretty much due to how Go's FFI support is terrible.
Java? Maybe. Go could take over Java's share of server applications, but I doubt it will ever take over GUI and Android app development.
>Rust is too hard and too long to learn for normies.
Eh, maybe, but most low-level C++ development is too hard for normies as well.
I could see Rust overtaking C++ in a decade or two (it is already garnering interest at major companies), just because of the tooling (yeah, the memory safety is neat, but who cares when you can wrap everything in shared pointers lol).

>>106516174
Straw man. You only think you need these.

>>106510845
no but people have ported xp explorer.exe to 8.1 and newer

I just want windows 98 with support for multiple cores, more ram and modern web browsers.

>>106518038
That's Windows 7.

>>106518038
Windows 98 is a program running on top of a 16 bit operating system from 1980. Good luck.

>>106518248
Windows 98 runs on top of DOS about as much as Linux does if you've launched it using LOADLIN.COM. It only uses DOS as a bootloader stage, and only keeps any traces of it in RAM if you're using any 16 bit drivers loaded via CONFIG.SYS.

It has larger problems though, mainly to make it light enough to run acceptably on the minimum requirement 486. It does use a protected mode kernel and a separate address space for each process. But it maps all of kernel memory into each address space. Doing that is pretty common, but Win9x maps it as writable, which speeds things up because some kernel code can be run directly without a syscall and context switch. That also makes it so any program can read and overwrite whatever kernel data structures it wants though.

Worse, it maps kernel data structures at address zero. I'm sure this mildly optimizes some code somewhere because it doesn't have to load a base address. But it also means that if your program reads from a null pointer -- one of the most common bugs -- you never see an exception, it just successfully reads junk from the kernel and uses it. And if you write to a null pointer, you silently corrupt kernel memory. Then you probably later get an illegal action error box and your program gets killed when it accesses invalid addresses, but by then you've probably overwritten some stuff in the kernel. That's why the text in the illegal action box always suggests you save work and reboot rather than assuming the OS has caught, contained and killed the rogue program like in any other modern OS.

12-14" screen seems to be more than enough

>>106511177
You can still buy a normal ass laptop with sodimm and m.2 slots. Just because linux racemixing tips doesn't review them doesn't mean they don't exist.

Eg.
Acer Aspire
Asus Vivobook
HP laptop
Lenovo Ideapad 1 or 3 or 5
Dell Inspiron/Laptop
MSI Modern
All budget gaming laptops

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>>106497421
>630mhz celeron
>max 2gb of ram
>7 inch 480p screen
MOTHER OF GIGA-CRINGE, WTFF?!

>>106518380
I don't get this board. What's cringe about it? You mean it's "not powerful". Wow you are extremely smart to notice that.

t. posted from my athlon 64 laptop

>>106518893
every one of the points quoted is cringey