>>107530008
>>107530077
do the needful sanjay

>>107530113
Thanks. Should be fine just for travelling. I wonder whether getting a replacement battery is actually worth it then. So far the phones seems to behave fine under load.

>>107529441
Bezels have gotten smaller

>use my phone without a screen protector for two days
>can already see a small scratch
Well fuck it

>>107529441
Folding phone exists.

>>107531490
fuck your ass with a dildo and scream I'm a gay faggot and they will hand you 200k

>>107531490
>know a guy at blizzard who just knew how to code
>become second generation programmer at blizzard who just knew one guy who already worked at blizzard
>run everything you touch into the ground
>remember to hire 3rd generation programmers with 20 years experience and PhD only
>have a daily meltdown on stream whenever it is pointed out that you got to work at blizzard just because your own father was a programmer and set you up

>>107531591
Surely a junior position wouldn't be so hard.

>>107531013
>know basic programming concepts
>Then I can get a comfy six fig job?
Lolno. Those days are gone.

>>107531610
everyone learned to code, no usecase for training more junior devs, get fucked

they all use heavily instanced linux containers. this is all one big nothingburger.

>>107531469
> It’s not a hallucination. It’s reproducible

You don't know what the word "hallucination" means. A hallucination is not a random anomaly. It is a circumstance where the maximum likelihood solution (what the model will produce) is disconnected from the ground truth of the problem due to generalization/modeling errors.

If you repeatedly fix the seed and ask model who the current president of the US is and it tells you it's Bart Simpson, that doesn't mean the model is correct or giving you an accurate result. That just means with that seed and that hidden state, the maximum likelihood solution is wrong.

it just generated a bunch of shit and you think its openai's filesystem

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Interestingly the tool directory structure follows anthropic’s skills framework.

>>107531604
You’re the type of retarded that’s so retarded they don’t know they’re retarded. Peak dunning-Kruger, even

>>107531352
you fucked up blud, you can't go hacking critical us infrastructure like that the fbi is gone shoot yo dog

>>107531136
usecase?

>>107531152
fully declarative system that cannot* break**

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>>107531136
Usecase for binary blobs?

>>107531175
nice ovaries, but ywnbarw

>>107531136
>use nixos.
flakes released on November 1, 2021
5 years later STILL experimental

not thanks, tranny.
I have ansible for all

>>107530762
Doesn't seem to be a device page on openwrt, nor are there any firmware downloads.
Is this a very new device?

>>107530805
check the forums for firmware and install info. it's new and changes are still happening, but the hardware is fully functional.

>HP Elitedesk 800 G4 Mini (i5 8500) has a tray/caddy for 1x 2.5" drive and 2x m.2 sockets for drives up to 2280; and although you would have to remove the 2.5" caddy and tack that third SSD in with velcro, all three can definitely be used at the same time
Interesting.
There's so little space inside the unit that I have real concerns about how much airflow the drives will get (also I'm not sure if I could even find m.2 heatsinks that will fit), but I'm still tempted to try and install TrueNAS on one drive and run the others as ZFS mirrors.

How hard would it be to rig up a SATA DoM to use a standard SATA power connector for power, and use one of those for a boot disk to save on space? Most DoMs seem to use a proprietary pinout and/or include a 4 pin molex adapter for power but I'm not finding any basic adapters (for sale and in stock anywhere at least) to take advantage of the existing power connector that's right there.

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>>107527652
This you?

You guys are probably the most likely to be knowledgeable about this. Can anyone explain to me how domain privacy works?
For example on namecheap, according to https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/278/37/what-is-domain-privacy/, they claim another company "puts their details on the whois database" - while supposedly you still own the domain. As far as I'm aware, you are indeed the legal owner according to ICANN, right? Or is that privacy company the actual entity leasing the domain from the TLD registrars, and effectively subleasing it to you?

As another example, Njalla is known to "buy domains in their name" to provide "anonymous domains" but they are also know to just seize customer domains because actually when you go through them, legally you own nothing. So I'm trying to understand the difference between Njalla's business model and Namecheap's one, or whether there is a material difference in the first place or whether it's just a matter of reputation and enforcement.

Another example is NiceVPS which also claims to "register the domain in your name", but doesn't have Njalla's reputation. So again I wonder how it relates, legally and technically speaking, to either Namecheap's model or Njalla's one, or whether there's no difference between any of them.

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>character but realistic
augh fuck that's rancid. phew. i think i'll just wait for base and the noob tune. but i think i can call it a "successful" train.

>>107531476
Very nice
>>107531231
Nice work, I want to train a character lora too with a 3060. I noticed with other loras that ZiT is fucking inconsistent
>>107530161
Very cool style

>>107531101
#NotAllUpscalers

>>107531101
you must have used a really shitty upscaler to end up with such a horrible result lol

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>>107531476
for some style transfer shit it's really not bad

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>>107529698
mein nägger
nice silence build, I cant use that cooler (its the NH-P1 right ?) with the 5800x3d >:c

All my fans are from noctua A14 front and top, A12 rear

Cpu cooler: NH-D15

here is are my fan curves, step up and down delay of 8sek

CPU Case fan: front 1, top1(1 exhaust - rear1 exhaust)
45C° 20%
60C° 35%
75C° 45%
80C° 75%

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>>107530205
>NH-P1
Yep. Had to order an out of production mounting bracket to rotate it horizontally (I think the new offset mounts can also work) since it's supposed to be vertical for natural convection airflow (but then it would be obstructed by GPU, idk what was Noctua thinking)
Also my build IS 5800x3d. P1 has enough mass to soak ~4 minutes worth of cinebench before it starts throttling and score drops some 5% when it reaches thermal equilibrium.

>>107506728
Windows 11 is so garbage, even the LTSC IoT, it started BSODing because of the OneDrive for some reason, and that started happening after I've installed it and all updates on top a week before.

That's just me, however. Never before did I have any issues with Win10 LTSC IoT, so I'm going back to that until software for win10 stops being updated

>>107503306
Is Pro the best one if I use my PC for gayming and also need shit like Office and OneDrive for my university stuff? Or should I go with LTSC either way

>>107531546
By that metric you should be using an MS account right? Has your uni not given you an Education key to use?

>>107531537
STABLE meaning bugs and issues will never be fixed?

>>107531550
at least no new ones will be introduced either.

>>107531537
It's not musl that makes Alpine simple. Sure, it's one reason, but not _the_ reason. Everything in Alpine is just extremely simple. Busybox is simple. The package manager is simple. Openrc is simple. It just works. And it fucking flies too.

Slackware niggers unironically want you to install every single package in their repos. How is having to have Gnome, KDE and XFCE installed in my computer at the same time because my package manager can't follow dependencies simple? "Just install 5000 packages in your computer bro". Half-assed =/= simple.

>>107531521
I don't think so. I'm sure you can install packages from -current, but I don't think you can upgrade the whole system to -current.

reminder that glibc won and muslimtroons lost

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>>107530544
thanks you too

i'm a nigbophile desu

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moon moon

>>107531214
me too bruder
me too

>>107531360
Yeah, there's only one RTX Pro 6000 in that image.

>>107531460
Which one is it?
>this but it requires me to edit so much of the source code
Fight vibe coding with vibe coding.

>>107531502
writingway2 and I'm more of a backend monkey than a frontend fag, even assisted by a retarded model I would rather not have anything to do with whatever react garbage is going on there

>>107531525
As a fellow backend monkey, I understand. I don't think he's using react though, or any framework for that matter.
>For coders: I basically rebuilt Writingway (and added some features) in Java/HTML, because some of the dependencies were frustrating to deal with.
His package.json is basically empty, he has stray markdown files with obvious LLM-generated plans, and this guy doesn't know the difference between Java and JavaScript. 100% vibe coded and unmaintainable.

>>107531581
damn it, but makes sense. Guess I'll just adopt the principle and take it to st or mikupad. If mikupad had folders for sessions itd be non-trivial to emulate the idea

>>107529395
What are t480 boomers gonna do in a decade from now?

>>107529547
Rope or troon out

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just checked and the market for laptop is really fucked up, even the chinkest of vivobooks with the shitest specs are expensive now.

>>107529395
she won't be frustrated after a good dicking

>>107531273
Salt

>>107531273
An iron horseshoe above your door will do the job.

rope

hi /g/ michael here

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>>107531273
try this app

>>107530627

>>107524813

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>>107530627
>nooo you cant just read and write data on your drive because..you just cant okay that's not how a drive is supposed to be used! use it as a boot drive nothing more!

>>107530603
are you still living in 2021 or something?
tlc dramless (with hmb) nvme drives (that perform slightly better in random and much better in sequential speeds compared to an high end sata tlc with dram) have been on average significantly cheaper than sata for a long time, nvme is only more expensive when looking at pointlessly high end drives (which of course doesn't make any sense to compare to a sata drive but retards still like to do that for some reason, and even then it's like the same price).
back in october I got a 2 tb tlc dramless kioxia exceria plus g3 for 100€, a 2 tb bx500 (one of the shittiest dramless qlc sata drive you can buy) was 150, most high end satas aren't even available anymore (mx500/870evo are both discontinued)
with current prices, a stupid pointless gen 5 nvme is only 20% more expensive than a qlc dramless sata, do i have to make more examples? don't think so

>>107530667
>"reading and writing" means overwriting the whole disk every 5 minutes
sure
dare i say it?
use case?

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>>107530306

>>107525658
>Everything I could want to build has already been solved.
Then why learn to code?

>>107525638
You either will learn or you won't. The path forward is clear for someone who has a knack for it. I don't. I went into EE because I don't. Consider pivoting if you feel that way, because you're going to be a shitty programmer if you don't.

>>107525638
>>107525658
You lack the ability to think beyond what already exists. You lack the ability to speculate. You're clearly incapable of identifying problems and coming up with possible solutions. You are evidently low IQ. I'd call you a nigger but even niggers can come up with new types of crime. You're sub-nigger. Sad!

>>107525658
You lack imagination and drive

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>>107525638
just do it

>>107528983
NTA, i've been on the site for 20 years something, only learnt about code blocks like 2m ago lol

>>107531413
> where you can have the same name for multiple variables
variable shadowing is awesome.
not hard to get that a variable is limited to the scope it was declared in anyway.

Rust is a failed experiment, midwits write shitty code in this language too, there's probably more good C++ code than there's total rust code so maybe not a fair comparison, but rust has no good programmers.

>>107528975
>fn main
>not #[tokio::main]
ngmi

>>107531585
>tokio::main, not tokyo::drift
this is why rustroons never make anything great