Discussion of Free and Open Source Diffusion ModelsPrev: >>107877194https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide>UIComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUISwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUIre/Forge/Classic/Neo: https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassicneoSD.Next: https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnextWan2GP: https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GP>Checkpoints, LoRAs, Upscalers, & Workflowshttps://civitai.comComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107880175I was never into AI before, so AMD was my go to. Solid 1440p gaming and shit posting and some video editing. I didn't need more. Now that I want to do AI.... ROCm and the lack of tensor cores.. it's not worth the headache. Now I have to find a used card to replace my 7900
>>107880322downgrade to a 6k
>>107880316unsloth already has quants
>>107880322Looks like Windows has fewer 7900 variants supported than Linux at the moment:https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/radeon-ryzen/en/latest/docs/compatibility/compatibilityrad/windows/windows_compatibility.htmlversushttps://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/radeon-ryzen/en/latest/docs/compatibility/compatibilityrad/native_linux/native_linux_compatibility.htmlBut that suggests that support on Windows might catch up at some point. My Strix Point laptop just gained support a few months ago, getting 6.4 and then 7.1.
>>107880417That's actually helpful. I'm on Fedora "btw"
+84 TKL editionPrevious: >>107816178 >Keyboard recommendation template:https://pastebin.com/n220xk9V>Find vendorshttps://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list // Up-to-date list of reputable vendors with brief descriptionshttps://keycaplendar.firebaseapp.com // Tracker for current and upcoming keycap group buys>This keyboard stuff is so expensive!https://aliexpress.com (or Taobao if you know how)>Learn about MX-type switches ("mechanical keyboard switches")Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Baion only
Cherry users are pretentious posers
I don't use any of that sweatshop labour bullshit from Gat or HMXfor me, it's ethics firstand that means Cherry.
Them fucking wokesforcing me to pick Blacks and Brownsfucking affirmative action in my Korean TKLs
>>107880201Hmx sounds and looks better than your gatertroons
There are actually "programmers" on this planet who can't write a single line of C.
a single line of C
AI removes the need to know C
>>107880189I can suggest an equation that has the potential to impact the future:E = mc2 + AIthis equation combines Einstein's famous equation E=mc2, which relates energy (E) to mass (m) and the speed of light (c), with the addition of AI(Artificial Intelligence). By including AI in the equation, it symbolizes the increasing role of artificial intelligence in shaping and transforming our future. This equation highlights the potential for AI to unlock new forms of energy, enhance scientific discoveries, and revolutionize various fields such as healthcare, transportation, and technology.
AI removed all language difference.Just write the function in whatever you know and tell AI to translate it to whatever target language you have in mind.I'd even go as far as to claim that in the far future there will be no compilation step anymore. AI will just directly translate your instructions in whatever language directly to the most efficient machine code.
>>107880207LinkedIn moment
All the students at my college have a MacBook/iPad, there is not a single Linux/Windows user. Gez Z is applemaxxing.
Yeah. They-re the most popular laptop models because there's only 4 of them. And now it's one of the best choices for laptops. Also at work developers, managers and designers mostly used MacBooks as well.
I'm the only ThinkChad in my program aside from one or two of the jeets. It's over.
>>107878592Linux>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> != Windows>>>>>>>>>>Applethe only good program apple has ever made was logic, everything else they have ever made has been an absolute disaster and boomers bought it because they love the satanic apple of knowleg
>>107876268isnt it because it has better battery life? thats about it no
>>107876268kys, shill
whats the best mouse ever?
>>107872532op1 8k
anyone tried a forward sensor with tilt settings? talking about fps games of course
I've used high end Logitech gaming mice for two decades, until I bought this 2 years ago for 50 euro. The Edifier G3M is a fucking fantastic mouse. So simple, so light, the exact right amount of buttons, good switches, good battery and also works well in wired. Build quality is great.If it breaks, I will buy it again.
>>107866588I ordered one of these. tired of dealing with the cable flopping around in cs and middle click is iffy on my viper mini
>>107855340it's ok.>>107855666This is perfection. The only thing that would make it 100% perfect is if it was wireless with a rechargable battery. I use this one now. PIPER has me able to use it on Linux. The layout is perfect for browsing if set G6 and G7 to Left and Right arrows and now I can skip in videos perfectly. Fuck, even the price when it dropped was perfection! It was like $20. Every PC game (except maybe MMOs) is perfect with it. FPS? All actions can be bound to the mouse. ARPG? Perfect number of buttons. Strategy? Can play it without touching the keyboard.And what did logitch do after perfecting the 9 button mouse? DISCONTINUED TO PUSH SUBSCRIPTION SOFTWARE SLOPMan fuck Logitech, they gave us perfection then ripped it away to sell netflix subscription mouses.
It's so sad that we can't have things like this anymore and instead get RGB slop and glass panels. Imagine, how pleasant to have one giant 400mm fan spinning at a virtually silent 500RPM, which blew enormous amounts of cool air directly onto every single chip, component, and heatsink on the board, as well as your storage devices and PSU. Now we have to deal with 40mm chipset fans running at ludicrous RPMs and oversized fuckhuge expensive air coolers for the CPU.Are there any signs of hope for true aircooling enthusiasts?
>>107871403i had a box fan strapped to my overheating dell at one time. it wasnt nearly as cool as this
>>107874928
>>107871422this. I need to flex on paupers and make sure all the young ladies notice my luxurious RAM kit>"why don't you get comfortable while I spin up a VM for you?"works every time
>>107879740as long as your PSU fan works it doesn't matter where it is. my MSI PSU started rattling and I opened it, there's a plastic fucking baffle screwed below the fan. what the fuck? give me my airflow lol
>>107880132I took the fan out of my PSU, so in my case it does matter where the PSU is.
How can the Chinese govt be this based?
>>107867785ç°¡é«”å—? more like æ®˜é«”å— uhuhuhu
>>107870436If they cared which part of the economy is real or fake they would have not fallen for every single investment bubble out there.
>>107868064Ok Mr. Musk.
>>107877570What? That's what they say. I'll believe the people that are smart and have money over some anon.
>>107876767Redpill me on this?
What chair do you use?Pic rel are 2 chairs I am deciding on.
i bought a naruto chair because i thought it would be funnyit cost 700 dollars and its the least comfortable thing ive ever sat oni am a dev and i spend 16 hrs a day in this chairboy i do love being funny
>>107862274I got the 4-parts corner sofa once. Most of it is already old and broken but I use the last part instead of chair because I like siting with crossed legs, buddha-style.
SteelCase Please coming at the end of month, hope it's worth it.
Whatever this thing is has been torturing my legs and lower back for the last decade (even with the support pillow), and it gets really hot. Still better than my wooden chair. Not sure if or what I should replace it with.
I go to Jysk or Ikea and buy the comfiest, softest office chair they have and use it until it explodes from the weight of my fat obese ass. Usually takes 2-3 years. Then I toss it in the garbage and repeat the process.
"Local PC hardware is antiquated">RIP RAM Prices>No GPU's announced>StarlinkWelcome to the future, goyim.
>>107859600>angle grinderThat idiot would get caught much easier than a drone with incendiary device
>>107859483They have to make money with this shit somehow after ai bubble pops
>>107859483mfw my new PC will outlive him
>>107863086Well*
>>107879903fucking lol, same here
>get laughed at for ridiculous price tag>end up being by far the best value on the marketpc sistahs, how do we cope?
>>107876374>lyingThe sales are just as good as steams. I got metro exodus for 5 dollars
>>107872441> PC master... ACK> RAM prices wreck pc gaming for 10 yearsEveryone is losing
>>107879785Except snoys. They keep wining and winning
>>107872441I'm still laughing at the ridiculous price tag because I bought my OG PS5 at launch price and it has a disc drive =)
>>107879906I got mine on a Sam's Club sale for $399
Why not just use your phone or a laptop?
>>107876191What the fuck does this mean?
>>107876323>BigmeThey shipped at least one of their models with malware. I would avoid.
The same reason I have five different kinds of hammer.
Bright screen hurts my eyes
>>107876135Because phone and laptop sucks for reading. As someone who takes a 1000+ km train ride every couple months I used to read on a Samsung tablet. It worked sure but battery life was ass (needed a powerbank to get through it) and even on low brightness it fucks your eyes up after a while. Actually reading is not like checking fucking twitter or shitposting here. I bought a Kobo Libra Colour and it's a complete game changer. 40 day battery life (I get around 35 days without charging) and it's extremely nice to read on. Looks like a normal book.
previous: >>107860495#define __NR_brk 12now THIS is a strange syscall. it's always a good sign when the notes section advises you not to use a function, lol. if you haven't read any of the other man pages yet, go read this one: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/brk.2.html>the actual Linux system call returns the new program break on success.>On failure, the system call returns the current break.such a bizarre api. there's lots of bookkeeping and hoops required if you dare to use this syscall for your allocator. but it's pretty neat to use in toy examples. it requires a very nonstandard approachrelevant resources: man manman syscallshttps://man7.org/linux/man-pages/https://linux.die.net/man/https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
#define __NR_brk 12
man man
man syscalls
>>107874979Whats un-unixy about it? It says it maps files, and as is the Unix way, everything is a file, including generic uninitialized memory.
>>107875608>Whats un-unixy about it?UNIX treats files as "streams" but mmap makes a distinction between real files (on disk) and UNIX "files.">and as is the Unix way, everything is a file, including generic uninitialized memory.That's not the UNIX way at all. "Everything is a file" is a bastardization of "everything is an object" which was the new innovation of the 70s and 80s. The number 1 is an object in "everything is an object" because "everything" really means "everything" but in UNIX not everything is a file. If "everything was a file" the same way "everything is an object" then each character in this post would be a "file" and all the buttons and windows would be "files" but that's not how UNIX works. Actually JavaScript and web browsers are based on the everything is an object principle too.
>>107874979>UNIX people did their usual trick of saying it's badYou post this in every thread and I still don't buy it. Can you find an actual quote of them saying it's bad? AFAIK they didn't have it because of hardware constraints, Multics was designed for (and only ran on) much fancier machines than early Unix.Post your source or stop claiming this.>>107875685Ritchie's Unix retrospective paper credits Multics's stream I/O. I don't think "everything is an object" ever came into it, my best guess about the influence is "everything is a stream" (Multics also provided this at a high level) -> "everything is a fd" (easier if you do raw syscalls all the time) -> "everything is a file".
>>107869628>Everyone will just assume you're an outsider and ignore the content of your postthe other redditors will engage
>>107874634I wish there were some more abstractions over it. Half of the arguments are irrelevant most of the time
Is this what the average /g/ user looks like?
more like this
Don't know about you fags, but I look like this.
baka desu senpai
>>107879321H-hot
>>107879066He is the cleanest best pleasure
YOU ARE UNC
If your program can't run on ddr3 you should kill yourself
Kinda glad I never get rid of my old compies. In this new age of deprivation, at least I'll keep having spare hardware for a good while
You are incorrect, I've just always been poor
It's over.
>>107869615>doesn't compile>shits out thousands of errorsthe absolute state of the internet's most talentless losers
>>107879364dozens of them. go through the code and it's a patchwork quilt of stolen code from various projects. this talentless ginger nigger didn't even bother removing comments from the code (that doesn't compile).
>>107869615The chinks make a Chrome fork that still supports fucking NPAPI Flash plugin in 2026.Can AI do that?
>>107879737>a fork>that nobody useslmao
>>107869615Looked at a bunch of source files. It's just chrome with 274 lines edited.
