>AGI
Stopped reading there

i thought it was good, thank you

>>107838321
he didn't say agi

It's irritating that $20 and $30 blue switch 100% keyboards disappeared in 2016 and never returned.
Fuck this gay earth and fuck the manufacturers for pushing the 60% into the "cheap as" category.

>>107839827
Oh my god, let me listen to my keys real quick instead of typing at my fucking keyboard.
Give me a break.

I made about 5 copies of the TOTEM, and I haven't brought myself, despite a few hundred into it, to put these fuckers up for sale, specifically because you dumb fuckers are so insufferable. Every single person with the disposable income to spend on this particular wank should have a bomb put in their keyboard so the world never has to deal with your derangement ever again.

>>107839821
Thanks for the advice anon, this helps narrow down my options by a lot. Are the low profile keebs on Keychron good?

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spilled coffe on my keyboard

>>107826750
I just want cheap 7" e-ink reader.
Not +$100 dollaer recycled e-waste.
My backlog of novels and books is keep getting bigger.

>>107831847
I thought this too when i saw the date on my ereader. Its change log is vague, only thing it says is "security and stability" or something to that effect. Features that were in beta 10 years ago are still in the beta tab, there are no perceivable changes. In fact, the only thing that has changed is that i can no longer access the sync feature or the kobo book store from the reader. Just fails it every time. So yeah, surprising to see it was updated as recently as a few months ago only to have nothing different and less features working on it. Doesn't really mean much does it?

Again, my original point was that i think it's actually crazy that this ancient device is barely any worse than something i just purchased in Amazon that released this last year. Its hard to believe so little has changed performance wise.

>>107840463
I don't know the exact device you purchased but for I don't think that there have been no improvements.
For reflowable ebooks a decade old device is good enough and there hasn't been much need to update but for pdf and the like those small devices with limited CPU and RAM were barely usable.

I just opened remarkable website, they lock down some features behind a subscription now lmao
I was interested in a big eink to read pdf like textbooks and papers, I guess it's gonna be boox fuck subscription jews. Is the a4 size (13.3") worth it or the 10.3" is enough?

>>107841716
13.3" isn't quite A4, B5 is a better approximation.
More screen real estate is always a plus. Double pages and split screen with notes are common benefits.

>>107841110
>>midwits take his sponsored readme at face value
Are you talking about yourself or what? How does your American (read: nonwhite) greentext attempt relate to my point?

>>107841124
Most boring bait I've seen this year. Have a pity (you).

>>107841216
>token-guessing Americoon retard tries to compensate for its confusion with a fully generic non-reply

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He is an old man, his brain is getting softer every day. Also he is a normie with wife and kids, such life softens a person even further. He is simply too soft now, not the same die-hard programmer he was back in his prime.

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>>107840970
You just described me perfectly.
>>107841006
And this is the answer.
I've spent the last year or so playing with home servers as a hobby. It's only possible, or enjoyable, now bc i don't have to deal with asking anons or forum members how to do basic stuff, and even ChatGPT can create code chunks that I can cut paste and edit to purpose.
Experimenting with Claude code now to make more sophisticated software. It's funny watching it work, powered by deepseek.

>>107840152
I have an idea.
We lie out of our asses, make convincing enough papers and powerpoints for investors to get them to invest in "downlaodable RAM". We sell it as the next big thing, and if we get enough money being thrown our way the price of RAM will eventually go down from people thinking you can just download it.
It's fool proof! Or at least it counts on people being fools to work!

>>107840152
>why wont the fabs just announce that they will also increase their capacity in the future?
Because they won't
Fabs know that the AI memory boom is a short term thing and won't risk overcommitting resources on it
They'll keep producing the same amount of RAM, and don't really care if it goes to consumers or datacenters

>>107840402
Why would the amount of manufacturers change that?
If I had a company like that, i wouldn't. If most of the people I know had one, they wouldn't either. It is just logic, not lack of diversity.

Of course at some point you might have a retard doing exactly that, so I guess you are right to a degree, but I don't think that argument makes sense. It is not the problem here.

>ITT people responding to AIslOP as if it's a real poster

>>107840299
/thread

>>107839276
Okay, then you post benchmarks for this cpu.

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>>107839315

>>107839362
This doesn't have any of the cpus announced at CES, stupid faggot.

>>107814412
I hate MacOS
It still runs out of memory
Finder is weird and gay
Ctrl, Alt, and Cmd key have no consistency in their use
Mouse acceleration feels off and can't be adjusted to a way that feels good
I just hate it

>>107839246
not mentioned is how snapdragon will drain your battery before any work is complete

>>107839379
Thanks, I'll try UniGetUI!

>>107839263
So, I've never used any program like this before. Just out of curiosity, if I install a program like let's say MPC-HC or qBittorrent or JPEGView whatever with specific settings, and set up it's icons in start menu how I want, will these auto updating programs actually reinstall the program with the new update using my old installer settings, or will it just like winget on fresh installs always do default install settings?

>>107800819
>AI slop

How the fuck would I even begin to diagnose this problem?
>Using win11
>Win+L Lock the pc and go away for a bit
>Come back, jiggle mouse, type keyboard
>Screen doesnt wake up, but pc is still on
>have to restart
Doesnt happen everytime, only once every few days

>>107841706
Had a problem a while ago where it took a long time for my monitor to turn back on after locking and going away for a while too
It hasn't happened since I re-installed Windows but I have no idea what it was. It was on W10 though

>>107836819
no one huh

>>107836819
Buy a new battery.

>>107839443
15" I think but that's off the top of my head there is a T60 I can get I just didnt want to wast money on an incompatible part I'll probs get it because my thinkpad is just lying around getting dusty since I sat on it and broke the screen lo.

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>>107839547
Easiest way to tell the 14.1" and 15" apart from pictures is the width of the keyboard bezels.

You can swap the 14.1" and 15" motherboards between shells if you need to - the boards themselves are identical, there's a little extension daughterboard that lets the ports reach in the 15".

The real prizes are the IPS/AFFS panels in the 15" models. They look gorgeous.

>>107840238
Yup
Chins looked absolutely gorgeous on my 15''.

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I was ecstatic to hear how these niggas lost fuckloads of money after laying off lots of engineers and vibe coding everything

for me, its paypals pay in 4

poorfag cope tech

>>107841510
>hey goy, ignore the bank fees, bnpl fees, interests
Not falling for these jewish tricks, Shlomo.

>>107841838
Some are completely interest feee actually.
Kinda why there getting fucked right now because the commission money from retailers isn't covering the deadbeats.

>>107838227
This. Guaranteed, controversial top-seller.

>>107839719
https://www.instagram.com/p/DTL2lZvE_mW/

>>107837784
Gook in a vat. Do not redeem the sideways yellow pussy.

>>107837784
You got to milk that meme to death for the corp

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You can pick esports men too

>>107825426
Yeah and this dishonest accounting practice should be ended. It sucked in 1913 and it sucks now.

>>107825881
Wrong. They cost that much due to surveillance infrastructure being expanded.

>>107827209
>I love fractional reserve banking!
>Oh yeah, what fraction?
>Zero.

All these datacenters will become e-waste the moment a better architecture gets developed where the AI properly and logically thinks. This Test-Time Compute garbage is not thinking, it's just a process of herding a retard towards an answer while another retard slaps the former in the face whenever the latter thinks the former didn't arrive at the correct answer. Repeat this inefficient process N times for however big the datacenter is.

You know, if the endgame of this was actually money I would understand. Instead, they just want to wipe out most people because?
Enjoy what you can, the human race will be dead by 2050.

>>107840354
Asus TUF laptops are better doealbeit

>>107840354
ThinkPad X1 Carbon

>>107840354
>entire reputation destroyed by chinks
>niche identifying feature and style
>unreliable trash internals
>endless circlejerking fanboys
asus ROG

>>107840354
probably steam deck or something

>>107840354
>overpriced
>shit build quality
>look cool to retards who got hit in the head as a baby
Alienware

>>107841779
bro look into llama-server router mode (there's a way to unload models with an api call, and loading models on demand too)

>>107841783
LTX unc? Nah bro, it’s just a meme now.
Saw this on /b/ last week, got nothin’ to do with real life. You’re too into the “get that shit out” vibe for your own good. Shut up and eat the pizza.

>>107841806
Will do, thanks

when ready, no rush
>>107840865
>>107840865
>>107840865

>>107841807
Haha unc's mad his shits busted.

>>107814008
Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021

>>107837715
>PTHC
>I was there when you'd legit download that shit without consequences. Milk was salty and coiny
Huh?

>>107814008
I'm literally just about to install W10 (over the top of W11 lol).

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>>107839179
i managed to get the file manager to look acceptable, here’s something though, there’s a project called sevulet, it has accurate recreations of windows 7 apps, but they’re not the most finished

https://gitgud.io/snailatte/sevulet

>>107839164
it actually can show cover art long as you hover the cursor over the playlist entry by default, you can disable that. docking at the top and being hidden when unhovered though, i actually don’t know as i haven’t tried that, there is a way to hide it into the tray and have it keep playing though

>>107841631
lol I asked claude to read some json twice because I was seeing a load error and it started saying “I’ll build a minimal decent json parser” and I was like woah woah woah hold the fuck up. The actual json file it generated just had an extra bracket when I checked it. Noobs are just gonna get absolutely fucked when it goes off the rails.

>>107841631
It's called having experience. The "gut sense" is just an architectural sense, over time you learn how to approach problems properly and can detect when someone is going about something the wrong way.

There's a reason AI is replacing juniors: a senior programmer can herd AI into doing tasks while having the sense and experience to steer it in the right direction, gathering well made AI output and rejecting and quickly aborting non-starter AI ramblings, so AI likely to make the senior faster at his work and this will only get better as AIs get better; meanwhile a junior will lack that sense and will not be able to supervise an AI agent properly, so not only will AI not make the junior faster but it will also prevent the junior from learning and gaining his own experience.

i think the primary reasons ralph works is:
1. the non-determinism of the llms
2. whatever parameter tweaking a/b testing is happening when the model is served to you
3. whatever a/b test quant gets served to you
it's so apparent that sometimes you just get a good roll and some god-tier version of the model shows up instead of the average drooling retard

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>>107839971
>Use a web browser and Claude free tier.
B-But I wanna be a pro expert vibe coder like all my peers on Xitter...

>>107840709
use codex CLI to get the variants.