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>>108500548
If I weren't using vivaldi, I'd be using more of vimium. Like go (open an address), and gO(open an address in a new tab) for interacting with the vomnibar.

>>108500548
And you can absolutely use shift-arrow keys to navigate pages by keyboard in vivaldi.

>>108485532
As a Windows user I don't understand what the function of this program is, and the nagware message encouraging me to feed Uganda does not entice me.

>>108486386
hjkl doesn't have to "make sense" if it's practical
further, i don't know anyone who cares what symbols are printed on their keyboard

that said, vim motions go far beyond up/down/left/right
i probably use [shift + a] more than hjkl

>>108497685
And the mental acrobatics the vim fanboys go on to claim otherwise...

>>108500660
>>no replies on the only relevant thread
The millionth thread that maliciously pretends that anonymous self-declared age signals, like those embraced by the Linux community, and actual id verification, like that embraced by Apple, are one are the same is not the only relevant thread. It's exactly as relevant as all the other propaganda threads on the catalog.

>>108500716
Freedom is at it's beginning

You just have to not cuck

>>108500740

You are not supposed to send your ID to verify your age.

Governments are implementing sending ID to verify your age.

How is it going my little cuck friend, will you continue being an actual faggot for long? Or will you man up a bit?

>>108500660
>there won't be a /g/ 5 years from now. There will be no exciting technology to discuss

Start hoarding data and hardware now. Build your own intranet for you and your friends only, if you have any. Set up Wireguard among your home networks to share data privately.

>>108500828
or.. stop trying to be a rat working around the government, hiding from it, and demand the government do what the tax payer wants

you people have a submissive, rat-like, slave like mentality.

Stop being faggots. gu-gli gu-gli goo, does the baby need more diapers? How about you man up?

>>108497933
real shit. how is IBM watson different from an LLM?

>>108497933
They build their own models and don’t benchmarkfag. They’re really good for their size and fast as hell with the mamba architecture. Oh and IBM pretty much invented AI you fucking retard.

ibm is an accounting firm with a software division

>>108497822
They are old enough to know the best way to ensure a steady stream of talent over decades is to build your own pipeline. I know a company that got bought out for $40 BILLION just so the buyer had access to their development pipeline

>>108497822
this just means that if you use IBM for software support they'll all be clueless idiots. IBM is just saving money by hiring incompetent people.

>>108500702
same, but for the webslop shit i do it's enough.
i don't get people running opencode on their home directory with no form of isolation.
also you can remove --share-net at the end and it'll have no networking access, not even your localy bound processes.

this is in fish, but whatever.

```fish
##!/usr/bin/env fish

# open current clipboard as a buffer, apply given syntax, output file contents in clipboard on exit then delete file
# clim rust
# clim javascript
function clim
set tmpfile (mktemp)
wl-paste > $tmpfile

if test -n "$argv[1]"
nvim +"set ft=$argv[1]" $tmpfile
else

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>>108500702
>>108500800
and yea it's more about it not deleting or reading files it shouldn't need to do the task.

>>108499952
just use docker

>>108500843
nta, but I don't want to fuck around with containers for running a one-off

>>108500680
Not as fast as C, and obviously assembly.
And have in mind that rust trannies seethe and moan about C being unsafe and all of that, but the rust compiler is written in C as it's almost all compilers in the world.

>>108500709
the typescript compiler is written in typescript

>ahhh my code is unsafe ouch oof owie big government please regulate this so i dont hurt myself ahhh sharp edges!

>>108500671
>crashing out this hard because no one wants to work with you or pay you for ffmpeg
jesus. I only use it at this point because outside of shit like handbrake, there aren't a lot of choices.
>inb4 some retard says handbrake uses ffmpeg
they use some codecs developed by their group, not the same though.

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>>108500671
ffmpeg is the best piece of software ever written. I wrote a bunch of scripts for it once I learned how to use it

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what do we think of this one?

>>108500841
Middle top is the most commonly posted one.

>>108498145
lol

>be pass user
>get cucked to death

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>>108500855
I clicked bottom left and passed, but yours is funnier. It's particularly hurtful cause they removed the ability to triforce.
(failed the captcha btw)

>>108500014
it's a level 3 shader after wood and bone

God please put me in a company where no Indian JEET works In Jesus Name AMEN

>>108486850
>Running a 397B model on cloud GPUs costs hundreds of dollars an hour.
It costs $3/hr. A 397B Q4 model fits entirely into VRAM of a single high end data center GPU. You can rent these at $2-5/hr.

>>108500014
apple's version of glsl

>>108500014
A much nicer version of glsl, but it's iToddler only, and therefore completely useless.

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Got Ein from Cowboy Bebop as captcha, lol. I guess this thing might be an April Fool, but it should stay.

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The captchas are normal for me. Did they already change them back?

>>108500319
yes zoomers and alphas that have grown up after the invention of stickam and omegle have grown up literally circlejerking on discord video chats while erp-ing in roblox with their blocky booties. they get together 10-12 at a time and just go to town.
technology was a mistake, the internet was a mistake, we need to go back to the humble beginnings of humanity.

First world problems xD

>>108500134
More than likely they're not into their adult years and you're interacting with children. Especially if it's a porn discord.

>>108500134
No because I only use Discord for 1 private server of 15 friends since 2017.

>>108500866
impressive, my group of friends has dwindled down over the years as people die or go different ways in life and now it's just three of us. sometimes I miss them. hang on to your friends and enjoy your time together as long as you can anon

>>108500699
APRIL FOOLS

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eh its a hit or miss

>>108500699
>>108500720
guguchan...

>>108500001
I honestly don't remember who this same face anime bitch is.

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>>108500814
>sameface anime bitch
>recognisable character from show with unique artstyle
newfags are ngmi

>>108500844
no cap, I never watched slice of life shit. I recognize the face, sorta, but don't ask me to name it.

>>108500861
also I think I just got a name that pokemon Touhou one, can't be assed to remember the touhous either.

>>108500001
SATA ANDAGI or whatever hjer nameawsdfgggffffd

common owl on my personal account and common penguin on my work account
fuck me, born unlucky

>>108499863
why are people using a cli tools that lags? Same shit with cursor/antigravity etc. why are all these tools so fucking slow on a modern thinkpad with 32gb ram

>>108500426
>why are people using a cli tools that lags? Same shit with cursor/antigravity etc
Quite literally.
Claude Code is 500k LOC of React and TypeScript

>>108499893
no one cares about your gaming pc obese retard

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>>108500326
Penguins are cute.

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>>108500513

>>108500278
That would be causing "hooooly shit" reaction as soon as they hard wire something useful instead of llama 8b. It's a fucking joke in 2026. What are you gonna do with that, launch that one stick and sexually satisfy the entire world population of erotic role players online?

>>108498152
difficulty is based on how many concepts you have to understand to be able to solve the problem, and how difficult the concepts are.
So mediums are usually 1-2 concepts at most (I.E. recursion using a dictionary to track values, or DFS over a binary tree with an easy problem statement).
Hards almost always require 2+ concepts or have very tricky implementations (I.E. dynamic programming over a graph, hard to implement recursion / stack, backtracking with a trie, etc.)
there's also some level of problem inflation where early problems that were considered "hard" (like LRU cache) are now mediums.
That robot problem is more of a medium+ instead of a hard.

I haven't been called a retard on 4chan in 3 months.

>>108500874
retard

>>108500471
it can take a few months

So besides ggn are any other trackers doing anything for April fools?

>>108500217
HDB, Karagarga, and Cinemageddon are all you need

>>108500736
open mam

>>108500471
Sometimes, never
See AB it's literally impossible

>>108497944
With git-lfs, similar to >>108497971:

GIT_LFS_SKIP_SMUDGE=1 git clone https://huggingface.co/whatever/model
cd model
git lfs pull -I \*.gguf

Do this on an XFS or btrfs partition (something that supports reflink) or else it'll make two copies of every file and waste half your disk space.

The other option is to use fetch instead of pull and then find the blobs inside

.git/lfs/objects/

. Each .gguf file in the working tree will be a little text file containing a hash, and the actual contents will be in the objects dir under that hash.

>>108500846
i just use wget lol

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>>108500675
>3 days ago
>during testing I started encountering llama-server crashes

>>108497944
I just press the download button

>>108500858
>They are "works OK for 2 hours and then suddenly dies" crashes and I'm not sure if it's my fault (could be) or some code from recent rebase, so I'm leaving it here in (unlikely) case someone knows what's going on. Back to debugging.
lol