>>107745573
Line wouldn't go up as much, with a shortage we can charge infinitely more

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>>107745573
>why don't we allow
There's no laws preventing the importing of Chinese GPUs nor "ram"
In fact most components already come from China as most are made in their sweatshops.

At the end of the day Chinese "superior" tech is a myth and no one wants to beta test GPUs that can't even run properly and have practically no driver support.

>>107743564
just feel like switching is all. it's not like this is a production system with critical infrastructure hanging on it. it's my 4chan and movie machine.

>>107743567
??? Where's the benchmarks faggot?

>>107744909
idk.

>>107745074
Tell me why the use of Linux namespaces in container runtimes is worse than this dogshit that Bedrock does. If you can't, your argument is null and you should just use Debian with podman.

>>107745183
I'm not, like, asking your permission, or even for your blessing. I'm asking if anybody used this shit and if it's worth trying.
Still, your recommendation is noted.

usecase for a $30,000 dollar gpu?

>>107744040
They do like every other mid size company and rent the computation.

>>107744114
See >>107741529

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>>107744040
Basically >>107744103 + >>107745447

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>>107744040
>Are they just more skilled on the software end?
Well, they're probably bothering to think about the software and data curation instead of just throwing another warehouse full of H100s at ingesting the next round of stuff stolen from everywhere.

>>107744810
Just teach an LLM to mine coal

>>107743959
only people who are making money with AI are slop creators. Basically just make slop and find some audience dumb enough to pay you for it. That's usually porn.

>>107743959
You're too late, the people that can actually make money from this are already 3 years ahead of you. All you have left now it's buy a "get rich quick with AI" course and cope

>>107743959
The easiest method is to sell all your morals and just peddle slop on some social media site.
Other than that I don't know. I'd love it if there was a market for custom made local models, but there just really isn't. I've tried.

>>107743959
ask it how to make meth

>>107744922
Usecase?

>>107737165
>>107741727
Itanium was basically HP's fault.

>>107738722
>a somewhat significant event/milestone in the tech industry
It isn't. The shit I took this morning had more of an impact on the tech world than HP-UX hitting EOL.

>>107745059
And thank God it has sunk for good.

>>107745059
HP, Intel and Microsoft collaborated on switching banks over to Windows NT on Itanium. HP would kill off their bigger iron stuff like HPPA and DEC Alpha they got with Compaq.
Banks asked them if they had a death wish. The three had to port OpenVMS to Itanium.

>>107744437
thats ragebait, the negativity is in the comments

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>>107743404
you and me both

>>107745342
redditor literally got memed on by the overemployment sub, lmao. imagine ruining your life because you took the advice of retarded larpers

>>107745466
What a fucking retard

Anyhow, using my senior year winter break to slog through Neetcode 150. Hope I retain everything. Had a few interviews last fall, more than I ever got the fall before for internship recruiting. Now actually have some technical work experience so I think that's helping. Now wish me luck.

>>107740310
And yet you're still here, replying to this thread. Curious.

>>107740144
>software to stop having a computer addiction
you must be retarded

>>107740144
You need to figure out why you want to browse 4chan in the first place. Is it intense boredom? Insecurity about your performance in college? You need to be aware of your triggers. This way, when you notice a trigger, you can be mindful. Tell yourself "I want to browse 4chan and create bait threads for attention". And just do nothing and sit with the feeling. Perhaps find another thing to do instead. Pick up a book, stare out the window, doomscroll instagram (like normal person) or something else (and preferably non-screen).

For productivity, really commit and do things like >>107740213 said.

Good luck. I know the feeling and it's an ongoing struggle for me. But every week I get a little closer to doing the things I actually want to do.

>>107740144
Take 10,000 iu of vitamin d3 every day, once i started doing that i dropped all my hobbies, it increases dopamine in your brain which makes you less distracted.

>>107740144
You aren't addicted to the internet, you're addicted to not studying for your exam. This has interesting implications, one of which is that if the internet somehow disappeared, it wouldn't help you at all, as you would switch to something else and avoid studying all the same. But I would say the important implication is that when you understand this addiction, you can treat it. Stop trying to "get off the internet" and instead start "trying to study for your exam". The former doesn't work because you get bored, and when you're bored you go on the internet. The latter is very easy when you think it through. Just open your books and start reading/doing problems/etc.When you find yourself with your phone in hand later, don't blame yourself for being addicted to it. Just set down your phone, ideally somewhere out of reach, then pick up the book again.

>>107744178
Changing the monitor refresh rate when watching videos is not a good option for me

>>107744226
Maybe not for 24fps content, but for 23.976fps content you definitely do, because it is not a divisor of 240. The micro adjustments of video-sync=audio are visible

>>107744792
"video-sync=display-vdrop" has the same effect on performance as any other "display-*" option, unfortunately

I can think on something like this for "video-sync=desync":
1. Periodically check the audio-video offset (avsync).
2. If the offset exceeds a small threshold, add it to the current "audio-delay".
3. Repeat this adjustment at regular intervals (e.g., every 0.5 seconds).
4. Reset the audio-delay to zero whenever a seek or any other event that cancels the AV sync drift occurs.


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>>107743382
Damn it's true

>>107745346
>gpu-next
>wayland
>vulkan
there's your problems

>>107744977
That would cause audio stutters. You should be able to set the sampling rate of the audio, or resample it wth relatively few resources, to make it match the video. Dunno if there's an option for that.

>>107743714
Ikatroon ruined this general

>>107743841
It's not the OS but the some software simply writes to %appdata% path directly. They see that you are user this and this.

>>107744839
how exactly would that break because of a symlink? a path is a path no?
desu I always assumed symlinks were subtly broken in windows because you need admin to make them and the process is so obscure.

>>107744839
that's the point of a sym link is to basically have the OS "pretend" a folder is located where it normally is but is actually located somewhere else on the system but for whatever reason it's broken on windows

not to mention per window's own registry keys %appdata% is just whatever is specified in the key

>Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2024
>Windows 11 Enterprise LTSC 2024
Which one?

>>107745462
>>107744724
I have the opposite problem, everyone keeps saying new drivers aren't working on 11 enterprise anymore. Makes me anxious as I debate myself while waiting on a new GPU to finish build on whether to go Win 11 Pro and do massive debloat or go Enterprise and risk getting fucked by drivers refusing to install except on consumer versions for some shit reason.

Then again all I've seen for first hand experience here is someone trying to install Dell (monitor?) drivers lol, which wouldn't be shocked is due to subvendor (Dell) incompetence. Plus can't do you just force them through another driver injector or the like?

>>107745333
what if they just put it there because it was cheaper?

>>107745333
there's nothing to argue with Sony because nobody is buying their phones since the jack is on the wrong edge of the phone.

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>>107745333
Are you autistic, by chance? Or trolling? Because this is the weirdest hill to die on.

>>107742140
It looks cool, but onscreen keyboards are faster and easier to type on than those goddamn lil chicklet motherfucks

>>107743956
it's not meant to consume content, anon.

>>107745405
It already is for me, and I'm the only one who matters

hopefully not, I don't want my linux threads filled with imbeciles

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It is for me. I have not had a single reason to even boot into Windows 10 since Oct 14th when I switched. Linux does everything better

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>>107745405
We need prebuilts.

>>107745405
Yes, absolutely.

>>107743458
>threads
fake chart

>>107743458
I really hope it crashes so that the hardware costs go way down and we can move towards hosting our own models at home.

>>107743458
The disparity between people hating on AI online versus the objective popularity of it for both personal and professional use is so large that i've gone down some schizo trains of thought about foreign actor influence in anglosphere social media

>>107743568
asscoin is a bubble tho, Tee Bee Haich

>>107744626

you're in a debt-free economy.No ones give a fuck if you pay for ai or not.

Asus tried that in 2007 with the eee pcs. We had WalMart selling "Lindows" PCs back in 2003. We have multiple Linux companies like System76, Slimbook, Pine64 and Librem.

>>107742245
I think 2026 is a way better time to try to sell Linux laptops than 2003 or 2007.
First, Linux is easier than ever for beginners and people who know only Windows, especially Mint. Hardware support is a lot better too. WINE got better too.
And there is the price of the hardware needed to run the thing. Windows 11 is an incredibly heavy fatass, it runs like shit on <$1000 laptops, while Linux runs fine on $400 weak laptops. This will get worse with the ram and ssd prices going crazy.

>>107741448
>This year we will see prebuilt manufacturers start selling prebuilt machines with Linux pre installed even to normies.
This is a Pandora's box you don't want to open. Not after this catastrophe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qj8p-PEwbI

>>107745496
>Ubuntu Causes Girl To Drop Out of College
based as fuck, lmfao; but yeah, linus still isn't ready, and won't be until package management is solved

>>107741448
I'd like that but I doubt it. Unless it's a small shop operation that is.
Normies don't buy Linux because it's new and they don't want to learn it. Anybody who Isn't afraid of learning something new will generally build their own rig anyways.

Also nobody is buying a computer in 2026, not at these prices.

>>107745258
gets blasted off with jizz?

>>107745258
Cute kitty

>>107745331
in the way of what?

>>107745258
There's no dust here except for crusty old cumstains on the mattress occasionally dislodged and atomized into the air by a goyslop fart.

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>>107745534
Choking the chicken man, most people using a laptop in bed are going to hell.

>>107741793
the problem of inconvenience isn't remedied by making it slightly less inconvenient, I don't know why people keep repeating this idea but it's bullshit
3d never takes off because the glasses, those ultra lightweight and almost competely uninvasive glasses are more inconvenient than not wearing them, so they will always fail, and so will vr

>>107740527
Smartphones in a sense are dumb and nonsensical, and if you handed a fully functional one to someone in the 1970s, they would know what to do with it.
VR is the same way. It just needs a well designed device, sold at a decent price, with proper marketing behind it, and a decent software library. Meta failed at the last one there, and Valve will probably fail at the third because they don't do marketing. The day will come when every household has a "VR terminal", it will just take time.

>>107745524
But what can you do with vr? It's pretty useless.

>>107740527
Nobody is willing to pay that much for a device that isn't even sure if it wants to be a vr headset or an ar headset.
Also no games.

>>107740527
even if it didn't have all the weaknesses that it has, I'm not sure what value proposition is.
the 3d effect seems like a gimmick that gets old quickly.