>>107591814
I got rid of my Windows crap to install Linux! I got tired of it breaking itself, and didn't feel like upgrading to 11.

Also, I just did this >>107591687 and it's still giving me the "The NVIDIA driver on your system is too old (found version 11040)." error, which I've had from the beginning. I installed a .whl file from:
> https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu113/torch-1.12.1%2Bcu113-cp310-cp310-linux_x86_64.whl
But I don't even know if this is enough, sure doesn't look like it, and I don't know what the fuck any of this even is. You're right about PyShit, removing the old versions is bullshit!

>If your GPU has less than 4GB VRAM then you have to use your CPU. It will be extremely slow. Like 5-10 minutes for a single image kind of slow.
I have 2GB, but even if it's marginally faster, that's still better than nothing. As it is currently, KoboldCpp takes over an hour to generate a single image on CPU only mode, and I'm using an Intel i7 4910MQ. I told it to give it 7 threads, but who knows if it actually did, sure didn't look like it. But it does give it 7 with text, and Kobold generates text at like one word per second, it can't get any slower than this. Ollama works faster than this, and I'm not even sure if that's using my GPU, so I don't know what's happening, and I'm too sleep deprived for this.

>>107591814
>>107591968
>But I don't even know if this is enough, sure doesn't look like it
Actually, I decided to read what the fuck I was doing, and I found the other two files. I'm installing them now, to see if I could get reForge to finally work.

>>107591814
>>107591968
>>107592028
Well, the UI loads now, but I'm getting a "TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable", so who knows what that means...

My question is if the files were still in the PyTorch repo, why the fuck doesn't the pip command work?

I'm going to tell you from experience that you're a lot better off using a dedicated ML conda environment in order to have all the dependencies at the correct version

Also, as much as it pains me, use poetry over raw pip.

>>107591814
>>107592231
I tried KoboldCpp again, the "oldpc" version, and it's just giving me a "ggml was not compiled with any CUDA arch warning" error, and I don't know how to go about fixing that right now. I'm going to bed.

>>107591246
Toddlers can't even wipe their own asses and you mean to tell me you could discern peak web designs?

>>107579266
Depends.
The 80s and 90s BBS era definitively was comfy, but for most people Internet was just a futuristic movie thing because computers and Internet connection were expensive and not as plug and play as nowadays.
Early was a sweet spot - the Internet was accessible just enough but lack of widespread social media made it more Interesting and segregated by niche. Your obscure otaku fetish would never be discovered by football dudebros and other normies, for example.
Early social media was... wild as fuck because you had plenty of morons discovering it and having zero idea about proper behavior or the fact that their shit will be read by thousands if not millions people.
Since like 2012 it was gradual and constant tumble down - more dumb people, more focus on few, heavily algorithm-driven social media services, more moral faggotry and bruteforcing advertisement and ideologies into people's heads.

>>107585268
Load times were ass though, I was there. Late 2000s was the period where web design hadn't outpaced line speeds and browsing the web was both silky smooth and there was still actually things to discover.

2006-2010,discord didn't exist and everyone was still using forums and social media was still in its infancy(rip myspace)

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>>107579314
Found this place from 97 earlier and it was peak usability

>>107584897
Brave Shields my guy.

>>107588112
Does ungoogled chromium update itself?
I refuse to download a fucking .exe manually every time I need to update, which is why I keep using non-fully-free Chrome alternatives.

>>107584897
Ublock lite has been reliable for me so far. About 95% of as good as the original.

>>107588099
>>107588739
good morning sirs.

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>>107584897
Brave just works.

>not using DVD-RAM
Not Going To Make It.

>>107592005
Why would I ever use mpv? It is trash.

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>>107592005
It's only redundant if it's one of those minimalist viewers, fully featured ones like XnView MP still have legit usecases.

>>107592183
Yeah. I'm compiling nitrogen again after uninstalling it to move away from gtk2 dependencies living on my computer and breaking shit. Unfortunately, all of the other wallpaper applications can't handle multiple monitors. If I set the wallpaper on my laptop, it removes the wallpaper on my desktop. hsetroot is useless, and I'm not moving to wayland. So nitrogen and mpv it is. Can't wait to figure out what I have to uninstall after nitrogen finishes compiling.

Feh with these configs.

>>107576636


or just nomacs

>>107592183
looks like it's just gonna be gtk2-compat.
>>107592407
Nah. For the most part, I just need a simple image viewer to be able to be launched from fzf as a preview for a file or video, so I can use it to complete a pipeline. Otherwise, I can just view slideshows in mpv or use a better, graphical image viewer, which I never have the need for, in practice.

>>107584582
Irresponsibly cumming inside yunyun on a dangerous day and not taking responsibility after!

>he's not using "anime coloring" in his prompt

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>>107591974
Thanks

I think if you are using WAI, you should be embracing the plastic slop. Because there are checkpoints that do simple anime styles better, checkpoints that do authentic artist styles better, that do painterly better, but nothing does plastic better than WAI. So lean on the strong side of your favorite checkpoint, don't run from it!!

>>107592367
>nothing does plastic better than WAI
All you're doing here is revealing that you don't know what you're talking about.

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>work from home mostly other than the mandatory 1 or 2 office days
>cant get any work done while in office
>spend my time fucking around and going on smoke breaks with buddies even though i dont smoke
curious

>>107590207
>>no christmas party
damn you lucky

>Says new survey
If I could manage to twist myself around and ask my ass face to face, for an opionion. It would gave me a better answer.

>>107583453
Skill issue

>two week vacation
what anime/game am i playing over the holiday
>>107590791
this game feels too "wholesome" and it's bothering the shit outta me.

>Rape every element that moves
nice professional list you got there

>>107592276
Thank you

>>107592276
Absolute Chad.

Was gonna post mine but KDE is fucking gay and won't let me take a screenshot of the popup, but I'm at 63.4 million blocked.

STATS
2,024,633
Trackers & ads blocked
27.89 GB
Bandwidth saved
1.18 days
Time saved

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>>107592401
>KDE is fucking gay and won't let me take a screenshot of the popup
you have to set a two second delay, press the key, the open a context menu. it's retarded but it work.
about picrel, it's a new installation

>>107592119
Virustotal gave me a warning and I don't trust you anymore. I went back using mpv and yt-dlp instead.

>>107585452
>Brave just works too
No it doesn't, until the next update. Go peddle your shitware somewhere else.

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>>107585416
Just click on this and say you're not using an adblocker.

>>107592289
It is.
>>107592290
I wouldn't either, shitty person in general.

>>107592427
>shitty person in general.
Why? They seem helpful and nice about it.

>>107590569
Some parts of Qt can be problematic, but if you're not trying to do anything too complex, it may work fine.

>>107590679
no, it is general purpose. you don't have to use qt, in fact, you can pretty freely change the compiler on project basis

I just want to make code, but i only have 4gb of ram, i like Python, C and Javascript

>>107591700
>3rd edition switched to QT
Huh, no shit.

since no one mentioned codelite and kdevelop, they're also good and lightweight if you're on linux.

>>107590672
>>107590615
>niggers had their own shows
>not every show has niggers
>niggers infesting every show, movie, game, book, music, everything
we should've lynched them all when we had the chance

>>107590742
It's never too late when it comes to getting rid of niggers.

>>107590567
My brother in Christ. I'm a macfag too, it doens't take a troon(ix) to notice bait. But my mac is pretty trooned out with aerospace and what not trooniness

>>107589412
>I still prefer fedora because it just looks nicer.
yea that sounds like something a macos user would say

>bros

It has one critical problem

16GB is combined VRAM and system RAM. So you allocate 8GB to VRAM that leaves you with 8GB for system. And unless you can solder VRAM you can't expand the RAM

>>107592377
>hes doubling down on being a giant retard

>>107591471
No you niggerfaggot. Sure it's "16gb" shared between the cpu and Gpu. You only have 8gb and 8gb each.
And it only runs gnu/Linux and as such, only games that work on gnu/Linux

>>107592422
>You only have 8gb and 8gb each.
APUs do not allocate memory in a super defined way like this. AMD has an entire technical document on this. Stop posting here forever.

>>107592378
I'd go 12GB RAM / 6GB VRAM.
The GPU isn't powerful enough to require 8GB, anything will still play fine with 6GB at 1080p and the GPU can't do more anyways. That would be enough for gaming for the performance level we're talking about, for both RAM and VRAM.

>>107592422
This means it's not integrated, how?

>You only have 8gb and 8gb each.
No, you can choose allocation.

>And it only runs gnu/Linux and as such, only games that work on gnu/Linux
For 100 bucks that's a lot of games.

>>107590548
I tried helix, but was unsatisfied with it's extensibility.

>>107586846
because I use something else (VSCode)

>>107586846
I started learning vim recently and i plan to stick with it for a while. i might switch after that.

I use emacs

>>107586846
Is nvim better than regular vim if I don't care about fancy plugins?

>>107590966
XXX class solar flare hits earth and fries all electronics below 65nm

>>107592270
You'll be long dead before that day comes. DDR isn't even that old, relatively speaking. I have enough old RAM to build a fort with ranging from SIPPs and SIMMs to DDR3, and out of all that I've found precisely one faulty stick which was half of a DDR3 kit.

>>107592291
I'm retarded and don't know what I'm talking about but this should be possible right? Presumably you'd just need an interposer with some chip on it to translate the signals?

>>107592338
2 more weeks.

>>107592338
not how it works

communism meant free education

>>107591899
>not a nationality
Correct since they're a small rootless international clique that incites nations against each other and does not want them to have peace. They're a group of people who make their home everywhere and nowhere. Which is the reason why 109 nations decided to boot them out.

>>107592159
>Correct since they're a small rootless international clique that incites nations against each other and does not want them to have peace. They're a group of people who make their home everywhere and nowhere.
based quoter

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>>107591350
>maybe
sorry to disappoint you, ivan

>>107591303
They've been getting real close with India lately. Have fun with them, Russia.