>>107724692
unconvincing tranny

>>107729505
id worship his cock as much as i could every day

>>107725634
Vague unfalsifiable superstitious babble

>>107725681
>also funny how you say prostitution but if a guy was doing that you'd never even think of that angle at all
We live in a patriarchal society so of course women would be more prone to be denigrated for labor seen as unisightly but if you think men cannot be public whores you are very ignorant

>>107724710
>>107724728
Your dedication paid off rosebro

>>107726595
Bullshit

>>107725632
>>107729593
there is a bubble in the private sector as companies don't see returns and at some point even though the economy is fake money will actually run out, but it won't collapse because it's backed by states for military and surveillance. it's like asking if building nuclear bombs is a bubble because we never use them

>>107729621
You don't seem to know how the cold war works you moronic fuckheads. This shit is all government funded to again develop AI faster and better then China. It doesn't matter if it doesn't make a profit right now but in the future it will. Lots of technology is like this specially when it comes to trying to keep the US at leading edge of technology. We need to have the best of the best or an enemy state will gain control. You fucking moron.

>>107729810
we made the same argument you fucking retard

>>107729593
This is entirely what's going on right now.
The U.S. MIC and government is scared out of their mind that a runaway ai powerhouse in the hands of a foreign government could shift the reliance on U.S. data centers. Its the same thing that happened with crypto when foreign markets started building cheap crypto mining centers in the middle of Eurasia but this has the potential to spread internationally with it's outreach. Its the same old game of pushing your products to the third world and cornering the market before the competition can get it's foot in the door. Look at all the foreign governments that desperately want to get into the american market purely for the purposes of crashing the economy. China wants to do that on an international scale with ai while America wants to strangle the foreign governments around the world for the same reason. This explains alot about whats going on in the news beyond even the ai tech front. AI well only increase the level of sophistication and complexity that these economic mechanisms are manipulated.

>>107725602
You didn’t read the spec
https://portal.mozz.us/gemini/station.martinrue.com/ will let you sign in if you use a real client with a self-signed client certificate and you can post
The Farms also ran an anonymous textboard for a while, too
>>107728055
If you write Gopher do you have to hard-wrap your stuff to 75 lines and leave the leftmost seven columns empty? How does the author workflow work

>>107729301
it have html->gopher translator or something

i like how leaky it's been with its reasoning traces recently - yesterday it randomly realised it was new years eve and thought about that for a bit completely randomly

>>107722854
You made me look for ai CLI on youtube and I found this guy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsQACpcuTkU he even prays for Jesus at the end of the video

>>107729896
lel, don't bother with onions videos about this stuff. just install one of them, run them in a folder and just ask them to do things and look at em go - it's like watching a dog do tricks.

>>107728346
>>Horrible noise
just go ssd
they die silently and stealthily, ninja like.
saves a lot of bother listening to them clanking their way to inevitable death first.

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>consistently made the most reliable HDDs year after year
>left the market
what did they mean by this

>>107728886
Bought by WD from hitachi and phased out, many such cases under capitalism

>>107728508
works in my datacenter...
all the three manufacturers have the same defect rates overall, some serials are known to have slightly higher defects especially on particular capacities like above 28TB or with hamr but that's about it, it's usually easy to id and avoid them.

>>107728534
high-capacity datacenter hdd have a special noise they make every 5seconds (no, not the zfs 5s write), it's called preventive wear leveler and iut's a known thing in the dc world but I've seen many average coomsumers thinking their hdd was broken because of it.
>2TB hdd went down with all my criterion collection.
seems like a (you) issue...
NEVER buy two disks that will work together (same pool, raid, etc) from the same batch
>I WISH THEM DEATH EVERY FUCKING DAY.
I (we at work) have more issues with wd drives desu and it's getting worse with time, I don't know what's happening at this company but it really looks like they're giving up on making good stuff, it would not surprise me if wd sells itself and kills the wd brand.
>>107728886
>>107728915
you guys are talking about hitachi and not toshiba which is still one of the three manufacturers and make good drives

>>107728508
>doesn't back up important data to at least two backup drives
You get what you fucking deserve.

>>107729847
it's not a real computer

>>107729762
what’s wrong with it? it’s 5x as powerful as it needs to be for coding

>>107729851
>it's not a real computer
you stupid fucking turdlicker

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>What's wrong with it?

>>107729889
>umm chuddy you need to lug around a full sized desktop to run an ide
anon you might genuinely be retarded
all you need is a physical keyboard and a reasonably sized screen, both of which your op has

>>107728082
>didnt read but pointers are integers and anyone that says otherwise can eat my ass
>>107728148
>oh wow! they did, did they? in practice, they are integers. and yes i know how paging indices and all that shit works. it's all integers, so fuck off
Ctrannies are limiting hardware design because of their misunderstandings. Lisp machines tag all the words of memory with their type, so a pointer is not an integer.
https://hanshuebner.github.io/lmman/fd-sub.xml#Data%20Types%20-section

>>107729908
They aren't limiting hardware design, they're causing CVEs left and right the moment hardware design or even Kernel design changes.

>>107729908
>tfw c sisters got btfo'd by lisp chads

>>107729952
C standard says that pointers are convertible to integers in implementation-defined matter.
Cisters got btfo by their own illiteracy.

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>>107727692
Ideally from manufacturer's site, although windows update will also get you generic drivers that may or may not be outdated. If you don't feel like doing all that, you can get your drivers from SDIO https://www.glenn.delahoy.com/snappy-driver-installer-origin/
Make sure to watch a yt vid on how to use beforehand.

>>107727239
I'm afraid you made some choices in early configuration that you thought were good, but they're actually quite bad for a home server, especially one administered by someone with /g/-tier understanding of networking.
As such, I'll throw you a bone: you want to look very closely at the NLA and FDResPub services: their default configurations aren't very compatible with those early server config choices you made. You'll also want to pay some attention to the full-far Windows Firewall with Advanced Security MMC.

>>107729135
>>107729135
>>107729135

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I have the build in the OP windows 10 ltsc lot.

Sometimes, it's not usual, all my desktop icons get this for a minute, then they go back to normal. I don't have onedrive which is weird as fuck (I do have the onedrive folders because it seems you can't remove them from lack) I'm creeped out.

>>107729946
i think onedrive dissapears from the file explorer when you uninstalled
at least that has been the case for me
that seems weird indeed
i think you need to scan for viruses not gonna lie

if LLMs are in charge of the code then why are we bother with high level representation like this at all? just output assembly for fucks sake

NERD exposes the inherent flaw of the LLM. That is of course the quantitative scale of transformer self-attention, O(n2), causing a major bottleneck and forcing engineers to pursue wild goose chases such as trying to code golf their prompts because expanding the context window isn't feasible in spite of throwing massive resources at it.

>>107729819
I mean rate of scaling, but who cares. You PDF files understand less than a jeet when it comes to sp-called artificial intelligence. I'll wait another five years for you to catch up.

Maybe the example code is too simplistic, but I this seems like a pointless exercise. There's nothing about it that makes it particularly difficult to read and write for humans. I kind of like it, even.

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>>107729524
buy an ad you shitskin

>>107729859
Kek but aren't oppai lolis supposed to be kids in theory, how the can they drive?

gm y'all ;3

>>107729894
>>107729916
>she is big enough
https://files.catbox.moe/r0llfi.jpg

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>>107729930
hi

>>107717895
financing

>>107719392
>why are there so many self-hating jews
Because their entire culture and religion are a bunch of insane double thinking nonsense. These are the people that killed their messiah, btw.

>>107717882
chinese centuries can't get here fast enough

>>107717895
to backdoor all their hardware and software for MOSSAD

>>107717895
Nvidia is spiritually jewish

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>>107729291
Eat shit and die. I can change dirs without having to stop typing my command. At most, after removing a file with my file manger that I'm using to change directories without disturbing what I have already typed on the command line, I have to press up, then down, so that the command "refreshes" on the screen without the output of the commands run by fzf being mixed in.

Doesn't matter. Samba is cursed with Windows shit.

>>107729227
>>107728859
For a more traditional file manager experience, you could loop and break the fzf-ez-cd() function.

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>>107728380
>10 seconds

these two functions

# Set to global alias 'fzlf' in 8.aliases.zsh
__fzlf() {
  export FZF_CTRL_F_COMMAND=$(
    if [[ "$(realpath .)" == "${HOME}" ]]; then
      printf '%s' "fd . --color=always -HiL -d1 -E .histfile -E .git -E .gitignore"
    else
      printf '%s' "fd . --color=always -HiL -d2 -E .histfile -E .git -E .gitignore"
    fi
  )
  FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND="${FZF_CTRL_F_COMMAND}"
  eval ${FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND} | \
  fzf -m -d '/' --preview-window='75%' --preview='fzf_preview_wrapper {}'
}

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>>107729542
>Source Joseph Goydish II

K E K

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>check emoji
>recap pragraph comfirming your delusions
the mark of the LLM

how would find my device and remote locking work without this?

>>107723866
>Post on Reddit like a normie?
you could do it, there are subreddits where people post their projects, but if they smell just a tiny bit of AI slop in your project they will slaughter you.
>>107725225
happy new year to you and /wdg/ too!

>>107726954
>but if they smell just a tiny bit of AI slop in your project they will slaughter you.
As they should

>/wdg/
Use case? All webslop companies can be replaced with a single dev + claude code now. Just give it up.

>>107729514
Okay lad, make us a clone of Twitter/X with AI. I'll give you 2 hours to get it made and deployed. Shouldn't even take you that long due to the power of so-called "AI", right? I look forward to seeing the results.

Need to be less ambitious with my personal projects. When it's something pretty simple I can get it done. But sometimes I think of cool ideas which are realistically too much work for a single person

Is that reserved or committed memory? Does it include CoW memory? Web browsers run many subprocesses which inherit a shitload of code and assets loaded into memory, but it may not be that bad.

anon opens over 30 porn video websites and wonders why it uses so much ram

>>107729871
firefox is all 4chan tabs. chrome has a 8 youtube tabs, and everything else is literally text and images. imagine defending rendering some html text and a bunch of css nonsense to need as much memory as rendering thousands of polygons and complex physics calculations.

>>107706756
do they support CUDA or any other GPU compute?

Are they even useful for inference? How much VRAM?

Who cares if this thing runs whatever ai stack. Will it run games at ~60FPS without weird graphical glitches?

>>107708939
Lego used to be so kino

>>107708939
No? Everything will give cancer in any mine

It took arc almost half a decade to not be shit
Love my a770 but Intel can suck a fat one as can AMD for the state of their drivers on Windows