DRAM on SSDs? It's pointless.

DRAM is a cheat-sy way to give SSDs super high speeds on benchmarks for short periods of time.

When SATA SSDs first came out they were slower. DRAM allowed it to push 500-550 megabytes per second. Today almost every SATA SSD pushes 500-550 megabytes per second with or without DRAM.

When NVMe SSDs came out - DRAM allowed them to push 2,500-3,500 megabytes per second. Today DRAM-less drives like the SN550, Crucial P1, and Samsung 980 have no issues pushing these speeds.

Now that Gen4 NVMe SSDs are out - DRAM allows them push 5,000 - 7,000 megabytes per second.

DRAM itself is good for 10,000 - 20,000 megabytes per second. DRAM-less is now good for about 3,500. SATA is good for 550.

I already blasted the money for main components, just looking for ideas for high-end cases & cooling. Anything that you fellas particularly like? Preferably no RGB.

>>107549671
there are two types of pc building general posters; neutral yet slightly intel bias guy, and AMD blitzkrieg guy. Which one is white?

>>107550512
*slows down to sub hdd speeds during prolonged writes*
nothin personell

>>107550476
>you can flip burgers for 1 day
nta but I tried flipping burgers, aka wanting to get hired, aka went to interview
and I didn't get hired wanting to flip burgers part time
indeed I can not
it's fucking brutal
literally have to suck cocks to get paid out here

>>107550502
>same as working a part time job and going to school at once
everyone I go to classes with are working part time
I can't get hired
it's crazy

>>107550398
Hassaku and WAI are trained mixed from Noob

>>107550503
I'm pretty sure Hassaku is definitely not mixed from Noob, V2 is trained on its own and don't include any merge

>>107550503
No, you don't get it, they also got a handout from a chinese university to spend 200k bucks worth of compute

>>107550223
Yes, unless you want realistic models, Illustrious still has the better realistic models.

>>107550526
>trained on a shitmerge
fucking lmao
also a microfinetune isn't really a "finetune" in the actual sense. it's glorified lora training but "different."
also v3 is back to being a shitmerge.

>that day 12 input file format
fucking eric. I swear to fuck.

>>107549918
Literally the only difference is after 24h it no longer tracks your solve time.
Every puzzle since AoC started is still available, click the events link at the top of the page. My favourite year is 2017.

>>107549469
Hash=identity
Fixed size array
Linear probing
No deletions
That's all you actually need for any aoc problem and it's like 5 lines

>>107550278
>Fixed size array
you did not solve it

>>107550346
>blindly implementing every aspect of canonical data structures and algorithms instead of just the parts you need because you're unable to actually reason about what they're doing and what's the minimum necessary for the problem
low IQ

>>107550468
>hat advertisement company is no longer involved
Cope.

>>107550458
>It's a popup that appears at random
Nice try niggershill, you retarded browser cant even properly introduce AI kek

>>107550498
Kill yourself, subhuman fecaloid jeet.

>>107550513
Cope more Juarez, crying won't make your retarded nigger browser better! What a disgusting cocklicker shitskin you are kek

>>107550536
Kill yourself, subhuman fecaloid jeet.

>>107550494
Looks like shit.
0/10
>>>/wg/

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>>107550524
on the contrary i think this has at least a bit of soul.
as for me im still in a bit of a "ricing vacation" where i don't do much other than change a wallpaper or some minute setting.

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anon help me to find this node ffs D:<

>>107550437
https://github.com/BigStationW/ComfyUI-Prompt-Manager

>>107550437
i wish these huge vlm/llms had a way to generate a batch of outputs and buffer them for subsequent seeds if your prompt doesn't change, it's annoying to load/unload them after every gen given how heavy they are

>>107550495
i SPIT on VISHNU i CURSE VISHNU HAWK TUAH

>>107550450
I'm the anon from the last thread with the 5x RTX 6000 setup. Would like to test k2 with exl3. I've made plenty of exl2/3 quants myself in the past, just want to confirm that it's theoretically supported before making the attempt.

>>107550517
I'm sure you could figure that out by reading the code

>>107550517
look at commit history. I don't think even deepseek is supported unfortunately. i'm afraid you're stuck with ik_llama. Good news though, it got TP support recently. Unfortunately it's token banning is worse than EXL and also the context handling. their llama-server is finally caching now.

>>107550517
https://github.com/turboderp-org/exllamav3?tab=readme-ov-file#architecture-support
It's not. Literally all you had to do was look at the repo.

>>107543575
Everything there except SQL, PDF, PostScript, and dynamic linking is harmful. Dynamic linking is literally the most natural and fundamental way to call program code. If you have the ability to execute code from RAM, you will invent something like dynamic linking, even if you have no OS or the OS you're using doesn't support it. DOS programs did it. Most of the rest is Unix shit, which is "so superfluous and useless that require no alternative."

>>107543575
>almost every program that gets something done is considered harmful

>>107543575
Reminder that GNU completely obliterated Unix and these fags are still seething decades after.

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>>107543575
>harmful
>Bash
>GNU Coreutils
>GNU Screen
>GCC
>Cmake
>vim
>nano
lol
>XMPP
LMAO FED
>GPL, LGPL
RENT FREE LOLOLOL
>also less harmful

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>>107549937
>using proud commiepedotroon as your role model
ngmi

>>107550129
no efficient implementations of sets without abusing maps to emulate them
no sequence abstraction that is used as pervasively as Clojure's
no associative abstractions
the JVM is far faster than pretty much any other virtual machine
Racket's pattern matching is cool but Clojure's destructuring is better integrated into everything
see >>107535061

>>107550385
>no efficient implementations of sets without abusing maps to emulate them
I partially retract this, see
https://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/sets.html#%28part._.Hash_.Sets%29
but there are no b-tree sets

>>107548695
this is what i have in my config

(define ~bash-config
  (service
   home-bash-service-type
   (home-bash-configuration
    ;; …
    (bash-profile (list (local-file ".bash_profile" "bash_profile")))
    (bashrc (list (local-file ".bashrc" "bashrc")))
    (bash-logout (list (local-file ".bash_logout" "bash_logout"))))))

(home-environment
 (packages …)
 (services (list ~bash-config)))

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>>107550385
Clojure is closer to Python than it is to Java in terms of performance for anything I've used it for. You have to use all of Java's data-structures and not Clojures to get near Java performance and if you're doing that you might as well use Java and not Clojure.

>>107550497
I would say that it is closer to Erlang by default (which is faster than Python).
imperative Clojure using Java's data structures is more pleasant than raw Java due to the `doto` helper, Lisp syntax, and macros. being able to trivially move from idiomatic Clojure to performance-focused Clojure is very nice, and allows for trivial exploration of problem domains, then optimization of solutions, all without needing to switch languages.

>>107550373
Oh, I thought your system had an updoot and broke. Debian Stable only does security related updoots.

>>107550080
The configure command says:
> nginx path prefix: "/usr/local/nginx"
> nginx binary file: "/usr/local/nginx/sbin/nginx"
> nginx modules path: "/usr/local/nginx/modules"
> nginx configuration prefix: "/usr/local/nginx/conf"
> nginx configuration file: "/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx.conf"
"make" and "sudo make install" worked no-problem. Do this:
1. Edit /usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx.conf to be the same as in the GitHub example
2. Comment out the "application mypush { ... }" section; same with sections "application mypull" and "application mystaticpull"
3. $ sudo /usr/local/nginx/sbin/nginx &

Then you get the error
>nginx: [emerg] no "events" section in configuration
I got as far as this step unless I do some other shit.

>>107550405
im not sure
>>107550409
i dont know exactly what happened i was just updating my shit like usual because it had been a while, but i'm pretty sure my drivers are whats broken because its happened in the past but i dont know how to fix it

>>107550504
>updating
BINGO
I
NANONIGS
G
O

Debian Stable

In mint cinnamon, how do I change the position of the window's titlebar text (title)? By default, it is in the center, but I want it to be on the left. I really couldn't find an answer, but somehow on xfce I could do it and don't rememember anymore how.

>>107550401
>xp
*2000

>>107550417
bitch please, i grew up with both xp (more specifically the warez isos called chip and zver) and 7 (vista completely skipped, i know no one that used it either), you can't talk shit on me, you do realize that most of the gen z is adult too by this point, right?

>>107550424
there aren't much differences between 2000 and xp as far as i can tell, xp is just 2000 with more features, they're both nt 5.x, the only difference is that one has a fancier ui (dear lord i do not like classic and no i don't like the fisher price aspect of it either, i grew up ricing that shit too) and a better ux (the xp-7 start menu is a god send).

>new thread
new thread
>new thread
new thread
>>107550494

>>107550491
To be young and foolhardy. I envy you. Hopefully you learned something though.

>>107550520
Too soon

>>107548148
90% of it is just json files used to configure the build process. JavaScript "programmers" have severe brain damage.

>>107550101
>JavaScript "programmers" have severe brain damage.
autoconf, automake, cmake...
anything py*

>>107548148
> I don't get how projects can ever get that big.
The more you think the less code you need. Code size essentially measures mental retardation.
OP is so proud to be retarded.

>>107550138
retards show off how big their codebase is
smart people show off how small their codebase is

>>107548113
>>107549704
Funnily enough, these are not mutually exclusive answers.

>>107547612
explains why there are entire altchans dedicated to being a pedophile on roblox

>>107550037
Any excuse to employ more jeets and erase privacy is a good thing

>>107550037
kids always made the best datamining operations

>>107547612
>4chan pedo seethes about surveillance
nothing new under the sun

>>107550037
is it because criminals use popular online vidya to communicate as a form of security-through-obscurity?

>>107545183
With an external sequencer and CCs?

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modular synthesis

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modular synthesis

time to work on my song

>>107549739
Like Stewy and his book.

>>107550374
No

love boi feet

yummy

>>107550374
>what technology are you looking for in 2026?
non python slop diffusion software. cumfart destroying itself is infuriating