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I don't know where this graph is coming from because a simple reinforcement learning approach beat the first level in less than 600 clicks

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>>106995682
>>106995946
>Levels Completed: 18

these tests are as useful as iq tests

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>>106995025
the more troubling reality

>>106996002
these guys are so annyoing, they think that making some abstract picasso game where you have to move a penis or whatever proves anything. ai clout chasing retards. hurr duur muh super secret benchmark.

you don't have to do any of that. let an LLM play any normal existing game at 60FPS and lets see how that goes lmao

btw human brain uses 20 watts to power billions of neurons. siliconfags btfo once again.

>>106998491
>I highly doubt this is true that you can just turn your brain off and have AI do the ticket
>and I dont count it if you just used AI to help you get to the solution yourself
I didn't say I can turn my brain off.
That's the difference between an actual software engineer and a vibe-coder.
But I can for sure go afk to take a coffee, come back and analyze what it's been done. Sometimes you need to do some fixes, or suggest a different approach.
However, there is no denying that LLMs, specifically CC right now, completely take care of coding with an extremely impressive understanding of the codebase.
In Claude Code you /init in your project and the thing analyzes your project entirely.
From there, with a little guardrail and experience in design patterns, you can hand over almost any task to it.

>>106998737
how do you use claude code in practice? just do the command in terminal or do you use an ai editor?

so far I've just used claude in my browser because the AI editors look like a distraction

>>106998218
I hate street-shitter hyperbole so much it's unreal.

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>>106998218
Sonnet 4.5 is in a league of it's own. I sometimes wonder if people are using other models for coding because they are retarded or because they can't afford cc.

I'm still seeing people use 4o and Gemini, even seeing faggots use glm 4.6 and qwen all the time. Are they retarded?

>>106998737
Init doesn't give you much, takes a lot of editing CLAUDE.md but you're mostly right, you can just tell cc to edit the CLAUDE.md to avoid A,B or C etc.

>>106998694
i wish eggs werent 9$ each

I fucken hate self-assessments. Assess me yourself bitch that's why you get paid for and you're going to do it anyway

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>be new guy
>get assigned low pri bug
>it's deep in an unfamiliar system
>rest of the team is busy and can't pair, can only offer surface-level suggestions
>spend a week trying to fix it
>eureka moment on Friday afternoon
>fix the bug with a few lines
My PR is up and I'm logging off for the weekend. Big fuck you to whoever designed this piece of shit.

>>106999005
You dont get to complain, job haver.

>>106999005
eagerly awaiting a major international outage over the weekend

>>106998956
? is it heavy?

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>>106998947
The heavy part was a rising tv stand, holy fuck I wasn't expecting it to weigh so much. It's not even that big but the whole thing is made of thick glass. I also got a steel monitor arm, going to try them both and keep the one I like better. I like the idea of the tv stand it would be easier to move around than the arm which is much more permanent. But after seeing how damn heavy the stand is I'm not sure.

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How important are contact frames? Will they void my warranty? Which one is the best?

>>106998984
>How important are contact frames
Not really important.
If you run a stress test and the gap in temp between different cores isn't massive you won't benefit from one.

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>>106998956
New sound equipment is always nice, grats.
You got Gen5 SSDs for those heatsinks?

>>106999029
kill AI crawlers

>>106999029
make something better

>>106998872
>>106998963
>>106998991
already got it

>>106992464
Raspberry Pi OS
https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/operating-systems/

>>106992464
Haiku and BeOS

You're gonna regret renaming the files when you need to update all these later and can't tell if they're already the latest.
t. Ventoy user

>>106999038
Just check the hash

>>106998536
I'm using this implementation of EL. https://github.com/Jpn666/ctoolbox/blob/master/src/str2flt.c
If you want to use it make sure to compile that library using

--buildtype=release

to get better performance.

>>106998580
1000 thanks anon
i know theres some (glaring) inefficiencies in my code, i am curious how far i could push it, and how it compares with an exemplary implementation
('bc it is, even my thing is only ~40-60 cycles, with the EL algo still faster than that. i estimated by ~25% now, but im gonna check properly, now i have the code)

>>106998580
>>106998675
btw
i tought about the cost of simd today
and i went after what i thought was one of the larger performance hogs of the code
to see if the horizontal addition of 4 floats wouldnt be faster than the variety of intrinsics that i use in lieu of that

turns out that simple modification increased execution time by fukken 30%
and i still wrote it with the parentheses and shit to make sure the compiler will understand a way to compute that with optimal dependency (for ilp reasons)
nah.
changing from the spaghetti into human readable form increased the runtime by 30%
from 21s/1B iterations to 27.7. (i assume 3gigs speed bc ryzen 3600 that gives 60 cycles. not 40. indulge me im baked)

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also curious fact:
fastest scenario for me runs in 19 secs
and thats half the memory ops
so im probably bumping my head against the latencies of simd
i already have a suspect in my code
the fukken additional blocks
but it think if i remove everything i can be using more than 16 vector registers at certain points and that means offloading shit to the stack
which is gonna tank performance i think
its 60 cycles. 4 cycles for a read and 4 cycles for a write and thats 13% of the runtime of added latency which may or may not be optimized away by the cpu
but then the compiler might/should do a better job at linking everything together

im not gonna code it today, but i think my intern tier use of blocks makes my stuff way slower than it should be
possibly fences which prevent out of order, which in turn influences latencies
certainly the fact that i pass everything through eax, which happens because i trusted a very bad source- everything is passed by value
although that may be because i force the behaviour with my blocks

>>106998782
>to see if the horizontal addition of 4 floats wouldnt be faster
I did the same for the multiplication of a 4x4 matrix by a vector, in row order. Using it made the function a lot of shorter.

>>106998368
Just realized I was unintentionally ambiguous. When I said "that long", I mean 15-20 years, not "a decade".

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>>106998249
>>106998135
>>106998209
but what a makes $350 Sonnet better that a $100 keychron?

>>106998363
>evo75
>battery
>10-15 years lifespan
lol

>>106998424
quality across the board, design, sound, mounting options, the board actually being custom. you don’t have to dump $300+ on a sonnet to outcompete keychron though, literally any custom board will do that. sonnets are just popular enough to be a long term in stock option which is part of the reason they’re like $300+. you could get a neo75 cu instead. keychron sucks

>>106998549
$40 keyboard > $300 keyboard

>>106998469
Bump

How to 100% nuke a memory leak'd task on windows 10, without resorting to a restart? I just had ffmpeg use 100% disk and RAM usage, with any normal attempts at ending the task failing miserably.

>>106998918
if you never turn the computer on again it doesn't count as a restart

>>106973930
Just accidentally put my google pixel through the washing machine like an absolute retard. Now it randomly turns off, gets hot quickly, and the sound is horrendous. For whatever reason, I can't quickly get access to silica packets in my country. I have to wait until Sunday. I've shut it off for now because I think it's just going to cause more damage if it's on.

I'm totally fucked, right?

>>106998989
Silica won't help, it needs to be disassembled and dried. Water leaves minerals behind and those conduct electricity, the mainboard will need some sort of cleaning to remove those.

>>106998669
Fire station, where I code as a sidegig.

>>106998585
>Muh portability, but where do you even go with your laptop?
Anywhere that is not home.

>>106998585
>inconvenient enough to take out as it provides no use case for lugging it.
>pull it out of bag
>open it up
>turn it on
So inconvenient!

>>106998585
the fuck do you mean "muh portability"
not everyone is a NEET who just sits at their desk all day
Im semi-NEET but I have to move between school, home, other locations I might study, and a family member's house that I stay at a lot and I ditched my desktop for a gaming laptop and its been way more convenient

>>106998966
Try doing anything
>fans max out
>90C sitting on your balls
>throttles
>battery dies
>small screen
>no storage
>can't backup storage without network or dongles
>keyboard is shit
>nothing is swappable
>cpu dies
>ram dies
>gpu dies
>nope you wont fix it, buy a new one

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>>106998543
AB COMMUNITY SUCKS prove me otherwise
>>106998567
kek

>>106998604
>he's not in the legend forum

>>106996430
I didn't have an account there but it's always sad when a tracker dies.

does anyone here use pornolab? they supposedly have freelech on every last saturday of the month, but its actually sunday for me
does anyone know why this is?

>>106998952
timezones

>>106998172
The Jelly Star is generally considered a good phone by the people who own it. The most common complaints would be the screen being easy to break and poor drop resistance but if you're a careful owner it's probably not bad if you're the niche it appeals to. A lot of people think the LEDs on the back are a gimmick and not worth the extra case bulk. The Jelly Max is mostly disliked for its questionable use case. The thing is not much smaller than a regular smartphone to be considered "compact", and it's thick as fuck too, so it basically feels not much dissimilar in your pocket. I think a lot of people would have said that a half inch to an inch more real estate would have been the perfect size for the next Jelly iteration but they went and made it 2 inches bigger which, I guess maybe wouldn't have been a dealbreaker if they could have kept it thin and light, but they didn't.

I just want a nice qwerty keyboard so I can type fast without looking, is that too much to ask for? Touch keyboards are unusable without autocorrupt, and that is annoying at the best of times
I'm not looking for some meme "dubmphone" (actually android) or a retrofitted blackberry.

>Pixel 10 Pro Fold , case suggestions
Why the FUCK are so many of the cases lacking any sort of protection for the hinge? What kind of stupidity is this? Not to mention that many of them are expensive as fuck regardless, and/or don't ship until November for some god awful reason. Anyone have good suggestions for cases that have some hinge protection?

I've been thinking that the DBrand case may be the best option, but it doesn't ship until Nov. Worse, for some stupid reason Dbrand only has one model for the Fold, the "Grip" case; I wish they'd offer the Ghost 2.0 model for the Fold as it exists for the rest of the Pixel 10 lineup, but the Grip case is a decent alternative. It also works alongside their Prism 2.0 screen protector (version made for cases), which I am curious how it stacks up to other screen protectors. I'm also pondering one of those Ghostek alternatives, as they seem to be decent potential cases and are available reasonably fast, but not sure about the quality especially given the price and if they'll be compatible with a screen protector. I've used Spigen cases in the past but apparently one of them for the Fold seems to both lack hinge protection and apparently isn't very good quality from some Amazon reviews so we'll see. Any other suggestions for either cases or glass screen protectors?

>>106998998
Are the inner screens as easy to scratch as everyone says?

>>106998892
You buy a phone like this sis
https://youtu.be/BUfveyCTvew

>>106998848
>pay in full up front
>pay exactly the same amount but over 12 mo
financial literacy... i hope you study this subject immediately.
i can spend 9k up front on investment, 800 on payment, i will make way more money in 12mo than buying outright.
that's also ignoring the fact that you get a device for $0 upfront, which you can use to make money. dummy...

>>106994634
>Zoomer whose life revolves around "aesthetics"
>Buys rgb led brainrot aborion

>>106998902
>a poor man speaks up
Oh anon... Not only are you poor but you are also retarded. You bought a useless chunk of metal and you speak of literacy. You need to educate yourself better as your choices clearly mark an action of a man not adequattely equipped to handle rational decisions based on the usefullness of a purchase. This device is a locked down botnet that not only took your money without effort but will anal you every time you try using it.. Literacy he says kek.

>>106998948
i make 120k USD per year in USA midwest. if that's poor then OK i'm poor. but i keep $3500/mo after tax after bills (including mortgage). $3500 per month kept for myself to do whatever. i could pay the 10k in under three months. but why would i. i keep 10k and pay 800 out of the surplus 3500 per month. why throw 10k at it immediately??? 0% APR means i can do 800/mo and make money with the rest invested.... not a hard math equation, but seems tough for you. i hope you stop being retarded ASAP for your own sake.

>>106998885
Fking kek

>>106998231
I like my asians with small round perky tits

>>106997289
>So you're some kind of techie guy, that's so interesting! What kind of stuff do you work on?
>Y-Y-You too
>*SKKKRSSH Agent Li, disengage target, low value target, over*

>>106997289
Women being whores. I bet they don't even plan on finding any secrets.

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>>106997289

>They unlocked a bunch more stuff
Good to know people are still making progress in this area. OpenBSD is very well-designed and the only thing holding it back for desktop users is somewhat poor performance + TRIM

>>106996871
You lintards have been bullied so hard by winchads that you’re using all of the insults they pile on you to the BSD guys.

>>106996834
Yep. Have for years. Nothing ever really changes in a user-facing way. They make improvements to the system but over time once you set shit up the way you like it, nothing will suddenly change and fuck you over which is common with Linux in my deep experience.

>>106996908
TRIM hasn't been needed in like 15+ years, all the drives do it themselves now. Some file system improvements happened when they switched to a 64-bit FFS of their own make. You have to obviously reformat for that to help you. Many network features were unlocked. The thing they want to achieve is doing this and all else CORRECTLY. If it's slower than Linux, it can be acceptable if the implementation is more correct.

BSD types are big into that. Berkeley took to Unix really well but they discovered the AT&T code was absolute horse shit in most places. The original Unix guys being firm believers in getting something done 90% of the way and then moving on. It allowed them to very rapidly develop the system but of course it was buggy and slow so short cuts were taken. Berkeley guys got ahold of it and rewrote every single part of the system with an eye to portability and correctness. It was slower than SysV by default but as the license was permissive companies started using it and would customize it for their hardware.

Culture difference.

>>106996647
Kill cuck license supporters
Behead cuck license supporters
Total cuck license supporter death

>>106998974
Imagine being so simple you got skullfucked by that stupid fucking picture.