/lmg/ - a general dedicated to the discussion and development of local language models.Previous threads: >>108561890 & >>108558647►News>(04/08) Step3-VL-10B support merged: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/21287>(04/07) Merged support attention rotation for heterogeneous iSWA: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/21513>(04/07) GLM-5.1 released: https://z.ai/blog/glm-5.1>(04/06) DFlash: Block Diffusion for Flash Speculative Decoding: https://z-lab.ai/projects/dflash>(04/06) ACE-Step 1.5 XL 4B released: https://hf.co/collections/ACE-Step/ace-step-15-xl►News Archive: https://rentry.org/lmg-news-archive►Glossary: https://rentry.org/lmg-glossary►Links: https://rentry.org/LocalModelsLinks►Official /lmg/ card: https://files.catbox.moe/cbclyf.pngComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108567115qwen had similar problem, it was nearly always trying to guess what the exact character was
>>108566859that's a proper roasting with pr kek
>>108567120Honestly I'm sure a lot of the lcpp devs browse this thread.
>>108567115Try specifically asking for a description.
>>108565944you evidently weren't around back then. while you could use generic VGA/SVGA drivers with any card (as you still can today), you'll be missing out on any additional features your video card has on top of that, such as 2D acceleration (forgotten today, but was a real thing, these days everything is done with 3D hardware, even things that are visually/functionally 2D), custom video modes, etc. if you just had a cheap ass basic s/vga card maybe it didn't matter but anything more than that you did want to use it's driver.also, 3D accelerators were a thing during Windows 95's life span, namely all the early stuff before geforce and directx really killed off everything else (glide, msi, s3d, powersgl, etc). granted i can't off the top of my head think of any games /requiring/ a 3D card before windows 98 came out... just. windows 95 co-existed for a couple more years
Just trained an LLM on 4chan's former textboards.>Can I have it?no>fake and gaygive me prompts i may run them for you
>>108554354I miss the times when AI was retarded like that, at least it was fun.
>>108554299>give me prompts i may run them for you[Board: cunny][Thread: what makes you go UOOHHH the most?]
Generate on /prog/Consider this: A pack of wild AIs
>>108554299>>108554327tell your ai terry davis was a retard and acked himself like a tranny
>>Can I have it?>no
What's the job that's safe from being replaced by AI?
>>108566281Avian Intelligence
>>108566313right, fair pointOP, I think most jobs are safe from Avian Intelligence. Trash picking just happens to be something they're equipped for
>>108566281the op image was generated by it
>>108565157this story is an ai fabricated lie, just as the image.
>>108565192fuck smokers though
Based Andrew the Zigge telling the llm jeets to fuck off already. The policy every open-source project should adopt. I personally am willing to use Claude at work just to get my manager off my back, but I would never desecrate my personal passion projects by using a clanker.https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig/pulls/31680
>>108564995Salam Alaykum.It works like the Quran.There is no contradiction, the words at the top take precedence.Andrew Kelley (PBUH) hath spoken.
>>108565014>>108565086The code got clocked as AI like a tranny. Not from disclosure.So yes, the codegen is poor.
>>108565014Would you still come to 4chan if you knew 60% of the posts and growing are written by LLMs?Why even bother if you enjoy that, go straight to the models.
>>108565014In a perfect world we could do this. In the real world AI is heavily used by people who don't know what they're doing but want to be helpful. They end up being unhelpful because they just shove AI slop at people that the maintainer/creator has to take time to review, they themselves often don't even understand what they're shoving at maintainers to review. Often maintainers deal with so much of this and review so much unhelpful code that it's better to just block AI contributions altogether. It's not worth the time invested to sort through a mountain of slop for quality contributions.Ideally AI would offload much of the work a maintainer has to do, but again this is the real world not a hypothetical and in the real world it actually increases the amount of work they have to do. It's also just annoying, and creators/maintainers are human, so you have to consider their personal enthusiasm to interact with AI whether you like it or not. You can't just apply bean counter corporate management to random people on the internet making things often for free.
>>108564995Rules for thee, not for me.
I am going to jail soon. I can't bring my phone but I can bring a MP3 player. Recommend me a MP3 player for when I am going to jail. Its a Norwegian jail so it will be comfy.
>>108564315State, just jail. Never went to prison. Wish I could have gotten that time, they had the cool commissary.
>>108562408it's the same in all nordic countries. breivik complained how he couldnt get ps3 because of it
>>108564018Your cell has like1 other person in it?
>>108561762Yeah but he can only play vidya for 30 minutes a week.
>>108561701get some classic game handheldfrom ebay/amazonthey have 1000s of games
why did the Artemis crew use VLC instead of MPV?
>>108561650>be anon>be too retarded to run 25 year old software that works for millions>even the most retarded pajeet can use it>get made fun of>cry>cry>cry>cry...
>>108560656Nope it was the bios when doing next to nothing it set the voltage too low
>>108561510went full circle
>>108559506american version of everything are tweaked for the taste of american fatties. if you want to taste the real product you have to import it
>>108562695LOL shutup stupid bitch! dumb bitch callin a rocket a space shuttle! fucking retarded douche!
>>108402028"The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it."--George Orwell>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://archive.is/mkDpaWhat is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://archive.is/6pQt6The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108562361What needs to be updated?
>>108562548The archive, it has changed
>>108557244Also more fentanyl, a lot more
>>108554647I think it'd be a fun thought experiment to think what a modern dystopia would look like
>>108561168That thing is beautiful
Which mouse is anon using?
>>108565797Yeah they were discontinued pretty quick. I did have to swap out the switches but that's hobby-tier soldering so not really an issue. I prefer the 6 side buttons to the 12+ mmo ones on the market and it has the infinite no-click wheel. I've been able to get replacement feet and rubber on aliexpress and have some spares so I'm hoping to keep it going for a while
>>108552613Same here, Proto Arc EM1120 bucks. Let's see if it lasts longer than my shitty Logitech. Ay least no bloatware needed to use it
>>108565759It's a damn good mouse. I heard there's a v2 but there's probably not much of a reason to get over the original.
>>108566237Thanks, anon!I ended up ordering the v2. From what I read, the only improvement was the scroll wheel with an addition of a "dust cover" or something.Like you said, nothing huge.
Is keychron m6 really worth the money?
Reminder for Apple bros to reboot their new macbooks!
>>108566096>oh no, not the 99.993% availability>I have to stream the goyslop from my hotel cuckchair while Tyrone plaps my wife!!!!!!!!!
>>108566214Are you actually defending an integer overflow? For free?
>>108566096To be fair amd has a similar issue after something like two years of continuous use.
Don't macbooks reboot overnight occasionally? Sensational nothingburger.
>>108566238they don'tthey don't even automatically install updates unless you tell it to
previous: >>108548206#define __NR_sysfs 139https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/sysfs.2.htmli don't even know what to put for the tl;dr lol. get filesystem information i guess? it's a completely obsolete syscall and really shouldn't even exist anymore. it's been superseded entirely by /proci mean, just look at this lol>This string will be written to the buffer pointed to by buf. Make sure that buf has enough space to accept the string....>There is no way to guess how large buf should be.fucking lmao. thank god no one really supports this anymore. i'm really not sure how useful it would be in the first place, but i guess it had to have had some use in order to get created at all...we can also discuss https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/proc.5.html if there's interest. this guy is pretty coolComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
#define __NR_sysfs 139
>>108557703cutecall of the day
>>108557703>there is no way to guess how large buf should beah yes, classic boomer ingenuity and rock solid design
>>108561928i figure, fuck it. map in a page. surely it'll never be larger than that, right? virtual memory is ``free'' anyway
bampu
bumping because I missed this one yesterday.
i'm better at life than you.
>>108562635didnt they shut the servers down a decade aago?
>>108562578>he lives in Timor-LesteDo gamers really?
>>108562578>Posts a /v/ thread on/g/You're better at retarded
>>108562578i owned you 4 years ago dude lol
>>108562578Who /project reality/ here?>>108563638Kys nigger
Post the first thing that comes to mind when you see this
Making a boot disk for every game/demoFucking up and saving changes to pc instead of boot diskMy parents furious that I bricked another pc while I desperately deny it was meAlso used to copy Nesticle and SMB to these, would pass them out at school, then charged $5 for floppies with other games on them. Back then almost no one had internet or knew much about computers besides me so I made a lot of money
>>108560472ARJ
>>108560472
100 posts and noone posted this.you are all young larping bastards
>>108560472>click>VRRRRRR VRRRRR VRR>CH CH CH CH CH>VRRRRR VRRR VRRRRR
What went wrong?
>>108564742This. No MAUI on Linux either. They don't actually want cross-platform to be good. They want software for other platforms to be degraded or broken experiences that lock users and developers into Windows, but to nominally exist so devs don't just use somebody else's good, honestly cross-platform tools.
>>108565264Java is now following C#/.NET's lead. The reversal happened somewhere around 2015.
I still think they should revisit WinForms/WebForms and figure out a way to make a really seamless drag and drop UI experience for cross-platform or web apps. With their resources it's doable. Everyone is sick of wrestling with webshit for basic apps and tooling.
>>108564661embraceextendextinguishthere is not reason to use it unless it's on windows.
>>108565362Maui is shit and avalonia docs for anything nontrivial are nonexistent
What happened to TDD in the age of AI?
>>108556305Total D*lit Death, sir.
>>108556281Sam looks like the personification of macaroni salad
>>108556281AI can't write good tests
I write code first, then tests. The tests aren't there to help me write the code, they're there to prevent future me from fucking it up after I forgot what it does.
>>108565085Finally a valid reason to abandon TDD
Is neovim a meme? There are so many plugins and keymaps available, so much customization and FOMO of not having the best of the best plugins remaps… I can’t take it bros.
>>108559393There is literally nobody that is coding through an ssh for work. There is no employer that is going to pay someone only for them to waste half the time messing around the terminal.
>>108558787You should just take the vi pill, it got all what you'd need, easy to learn just read the man page, and it is in all unix machines second to ed.You really need less, not more. Thompson wrote unix using ed without a need to visualize the code, while you need all of this bloat to make yet another failed ai startup landing page.
>>108566322And I forgot to add that vi/nvi is stable as a rock, so you won't get all of your config destroyed because some fag maintainer decided to rename a function for the 3rd time this week for no reason.
>>108566236i never said anything about coding. a lot of sysadmins have to use vim or nano. you can always fuse mount the server, but it's impractical and slow. besides tools like vscode tend to shit the bed with features like autosave when the file is mounted via network
>>108558787>keymapsdon't really understand your issue, I have defined all the keybinds myself
