>>107562251
#NewNormal

>>107562285
>OpenAI
>closed source model
>shutting down consumer computation
If the camps ever open up again I'm becoming a kapo to gouge out Altman eyes.

>>107562251
They're literally just turning off manufacturing capacity and storing materials this time, so whenever it starts affecting the bottom line... assuming they don't get sued for price-fixing again.

>>107562445
Nah, it's just RAM cycles. We've seen this before, many times, over the past half-century.

>>107563379
never because one company bought half the supply of the next three years

>>107563025
anon is a pathological liar

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only vtuber I even know of

>>107563112
is this the one doing backflips?

>>107562696
Holy shit this is absolutely insane, do you remember when this was posted?
I was really into Hololive EN for the first year or so after its debut and I've never heard of this, so I'm assuming it was more recent than that.

>>107563112
>>107563132
She's basically the best one anyway

>>107563464
filtered by sum types

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>>107563290

>>107563321
I don't know. Why are you?

>>107542891
>no maids in /dpt/
>no maids on the catalog
>no maids in any thread I've opened
Are they gone?

>>107563320
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/errors.html#raising-exceptions
>The raise statement allows the programmer to force a specified exception to occur.
>The sole argument to raise indicates the exception to be raised. This must be either an exception instance or an exception class
>If an exception class is passed, it will be implicitly instantiated by calling its constructor with no arguments

>>107560436
0, it's not intelligent

>>107560436
0, IQ is a measurement of problem solving ability, not memorization of answers.

E=MC^2 + AI

>>107560436
Whatever IQ# you put in the system prompt.

>>107560483
>It just generates analysis it thinks is likely based on training data.
All the AI labs are doing when it comes to IQ testing is trying to find tests to overtrain their models on. IT'S CHEATING.
Present an actually novel problem to an AI (instead of just asking it to do slop regurgitation) and it will fail. It's so stupid you could mistake it for a politician.

>>107561934
>the final solution is to go back to 2003
grim

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>the final solution is to go back to 2003

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>>107553415
BOIINNGGGGGGGGGGG

>>107562628
dude 2003 was unironically peak tech
>Apple wasn't spooky
>Microsoft still made good shit
>people weren't as terminally online brained
>surveillance tech hadn't advanced to the point continuous surveillance
>lenovo still made good thinkpads
>javascript was still young
>php was king

>>107562738
You didn't even need to write all that, everyone with a functioning brain can see he got self-owned on that one.

I've got a final interview with a fortune 500 company tomorrow. It's only scheduled for 30 minutes so am I wrong in assuming that it's mainly going to be a culture fit screening? I'm still reviewing some technical stuff but with that time limit I can't imagine covering too many situations.

>>107563450
no, my old guy coworker complained about his kids having to go to school despite our abysmal hours just today

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>>107563451
my single(one(1)) interview at a defence contractor took less than an hour so who fucking knows, maybe they'll ask you some softball tech dustman questions and hire you nearly on the spot

>>107563468
God I hope so.

>>107563496
Just don't worry, buddy. I think that's the one thing that was different in that interview; I was already over it all and was honest about my failures as much as my strengths. Be honest, even in your endless sin.

Well, within limits. Don't actively dissuade them or anything. Just be reasonable. Don't be normal, but be natural. For all you know, it could be a very desperate small team looking to take on the first non-retard they find, or it could be a crew of degenerates who will like you more than they dislike your not being a unicorn.

You niggers were laughing at me when I was buying up all the 128GB DDR4 3600 CL16 kits and pairing them with Zen 3 threadripper CPUs when they got down to $800.
I have all the home computing power I will need for 20 years.

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>>107561071
U VILL LIVE IN ZE PODZ
U VILL EATZ ZE BUGS
U VILL OWN NOTHING
U VILL BE ZE HAPPY

>>107561403
>zen3 threadshitter
>instead of Epyc for the same price

>>107561071
Crucial was an outlier. Samsung and Hynix aren't really selling RAM directly to consumers. Heck, Hynix isn't even selling many SSDs directly to consumers.

who cares? There's zero financial upside to Micron competing with itself when they can instead sell the chips to companies who will package and sell them to the consumer. It's their Fiduciary responsibility to the shareholders to get that bag. not doing so would be illegal.

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>>107562902

First of all for its huge context, which means I mostly don't have to care about context.

Second, it's the most morally/politically unbiased model besides Amazon's Nova 2 Lite, but that one is unusable for ERP because the outputs are filtered by another model so it probably cannot be jailbroken. >>107561378

Grok, while sometimes based, as you can see in the pastebin, is still contaminated by feminism.

https://paste.centos.org/view/e8547488

And third, when fed as context tokens generated by Opus, in-context learning allows it to mostly successfully impersonate Claude (although it's still distinguishable unfortunately). But it's the only long context model that I think can get close.

I think I will try to make a distill of Claude using Maverick as a base.

Does that make sense?

>>107563317
>First of all for its huge context,
>NoLima Effective Length 2k
lol lmao rofl

Fishy boy.

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>>107563349
Ok, give me the weights for ChatGPT 4.1 and that will become my second favorite model instead of Maverick.

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>>107563497
Nigger, even Llama 3 70B has better effective context length than the Maverick abortion.

>>107552697
gross, how dare you subject me to that dirty rat kike's gross face

>>107561242
It’s hard to find a proponent of AI *and* Rust,
Because if AI was real it could just fix or annotate C programs with any potential memory faults making Rust wholly unnecessary. Well, more wholly necesary than it already is.

>>107561068
Probably freebsd. Isn’t netbsd more or less dead?
Everyone complains about the rust gnu utilities but i’m still bitching about the bloated-ass gnu utilities themselves and their fucked C style, so I run the originals whenever possible. The one true awk, the actual bourne shell, heirloom, suckless, many of the original bsd quasijarus standard binaries, etc.

>>107563188
>> Googles/chatgpts things furiously
It's called having a brain. You should know what pli-to-pdp-7-assembler, or PLI2PDP7, or pl12pdp7asm mean no matter how it's written. The implication is that you saying Rust programmers are using "c2rust" is like saying Dennis Ritchie created Unix by running Multics source code through an automated program. But instead you're splitting hairs over 1 vs I to pretend you don't know what that means.

> The IBM compiler is called PLI.
The Windows compiler is called PLI.EXE and PL/I and PL/1 are interchangeable. It's like complaining that someone called it a c compiler instead of a C compiler, or C2Rust instead of c2rust, when you know what people mean. But keep it up, because the typical C programmer's tactic of pretending to be dumb and not understanding what people mean is making all C programmers look stupid! It's a very successful tactic at making everyone avoid C and C programmers and is helping people replace C, which is good.

>>107563427
nta
but holy mental illness
stop eating ritalin

>>107563481
You can probably just find ehatever you want by just browsing on tor onion links

>>107563522
Can you give me onion links?

>>107563543
Sent some to your dms.

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>>107563548

>>107561806
>irrelevant
No, it isn't. You and Snowden are as consequential to the grand scheme of things as I am.
>hurr Local baker uses flour purchased from Russia
>durr more on this incredible story in my next podcast, and be sure to like and subscribe to my patreon

>>107561860
Not an argument. Thanks for admitting I'm right and you're wrong. I accept your concession. Filtered. Keep replying, I'll never see it. I know you can't resist, you're already typing.

One time windows forced an update while I had wifi disabled, and the computer forgot that it had a network card. Was a pain to fix

>>107547893
Kek, i salute you for your baby duck safari services.

>>107562515
???

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>>107552553
>HOTD fan
>Gentoo Maintainer
fucking kek

The absolute state of this board!
>>107563245
>>107563374
Mullvad browser
https://mullvad.net/en/browser/mullvad-browser
https://mullvad.net/en/browser/hard-facts
https://mullvad.net/en/help/tag/mullvad-browser
if you can't stand brave, then use cromite
https://github.com/uazo/cromite

Drawbacks with both of course, but this is ultimately endgame. I believe you can think for yourself and around the flaws.

You're welcome, I'm not usually this generous

i cannot think by myself , if i don t come here i wouldn t know shit about the librewolf activist crisis , the guy from jdupes say to go to waterfox , i m going to test floorp , waterfox and mullvad , thanks for the tip

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>>107555553
icecat before and even tho it is comfy, it breaks shit + you'll be using an old, vulnerable and depracated version of ESR, because they only update when theres a major ESR realese.

i went back to ESR with an user.js and its much better. i got my security fixes and all the speed of standard firefox.

i tried^

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Ustaša did nothing wrong

KOSOVO JE HRVATSKA

>>107561981
>>107561965
based

>>107561981
KOSOVO JE HRVATSKA
ALI HRVATSKA JE SRBIJA

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>>107561945
>html 4
fucking zoomers

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>>107562997
>be me, nixos and general loonix fag
>start new job, issued windows 11 laptop
>wsl runs my emacs and custom linux shit, ubuntu, nixos, whatever I want all in one terminal
>terminal better than anything on linux
>just werks
>realize 4chan lied to me
Call me jeet, this is the setup for productive members of society.

>>107562997
>UI written in React Native aka JavaScript including: Start, Taskbar and Explorer that lags even on i9s
If I get Directory Opus and some taskbar replacement does Windows 11 become acceptable?

>>107563102
no. this Sophie would defer to plachta and she would install cachyos.

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>>107562997
Is 25H2 still as bonked as 24H2 was?
Any reason to upgrade from Enterprise 23H2?

>>107563175
Loonix will never gain traction as the user workstation OS in the enterprise (minus acting as a thin client or kiosk for a single program), but it's super stable as a server OS. Wangblows Server is a clunky shitshow.

>>107562660
Huh, how much does IPv4 cost at Hetzner now? I just paid my bills, and it cost like under 10 EUR with tax and tip for 2 months with a cheap VPS with ipv4

>>107562657
It's actually the UK that is the biggest spreader of lgbt and all kinds of degeneracy in Europe

>>107563172
https://docs.hetzner.com/general/others/ipv4-pricing/
>a /24 costs 484 monthly and 732 setup fee
What in the god damn fuck? You can literally get LIR sponsorship, your own ASN AND a /24 for less than half of that.

>>107560926
We should dissolve the so-called European Union immediately. Return the nations of Europe to sovereignty.

>>107563443
going back to EEC would be fine.