>>107117340
the most important part of he boards is the software no?
which if you fuck up, now you're cooked

>>107117622
i bought it months ago when it was literally the only option
there's a chance they'll let me unfuck their retarded default settings down the line since some r*dditors said their default fn bindings aren't hardcoded, it's just the software that's fucked at least for now and i wanted to vent
the only thing i'm missing is being able to put a numpad layer since there's not a single good line for it but i don't use it that often and i can always have an alt profile that just remaps the base key outright if i need it

>>107117456
i can wait, not like anyone is making worthwhile ergonomic keyboards that are even he let alone tmr
wasn't that expensive, only 100 bongs
and i'm not planning to buy another keyboard until then unless this thing kills itself

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>>107099559
>boughted a keychron q6
>like the pbt double shot caps
>used to shine throughs though
>learn that the q6 board is south facing layout for whatever reason (also that south facing exists)
>NOBODY MAKES SHINE THROUGH SOUTH FACING PBT KEYCAPS
>settle for abs shit
>shit amateur hour keycaps start breaking after a year
i know this is my own fault for not doing research but really nigga REALLY?

>>107117983
You don't even have to do your own research. You could have just read the thing in the OP that says, basically, Cherry MX sucks for backlighting

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>>107117280
shut up im trying my best I know this stuff is way above me
but by christmas i will have a self made tmr switch working and you will still be a loser

Should we be compiling "raycisst" training data sets that purposely exclude code (and other data) from jeets/etc. ?

Have they tried this yet? I presume it will work to generate better models. Surely Chyna has tried this, right?

>>107118411
How many times we have to teach you this lesson, old man?
More data is always goodier, because model is smart enough to distinguish good data from bad data, and actually needs bad data as a data point to data more betterer.

>>107118422
k

>>107118182
That's the best part, they don't.
You'll get used to the new prices.

>>107114938
It just sounds like it

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>>107118134
>anistudio
You sir will get your own blacked gens very soon, stay tuned

>>107118045
1girl, laura kinney, green eyes, long hair, black hair, slender, (toned:0.8), flat color, no lineart, , murata yuusuke, white lace thong, white stockings, white elbow gloves, topless, contrapposto, erect nipples, adjusting hair, hand on stomach

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I've only got one new gen to share today, maybe more next time.

>>107118385
Been too long since I saw one of these

>>107118273
"Pixels" look pretty good for an unaided gen. I wonder if it would be better doing pixelization in an early step and then genning from that, which is a trick I used to use with Pony/etc

>>107118466
yeah I haven't visited in a while

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>>107118466

>>107118101
it's never been this difficult to get into tech. even people with 10+ yoe are struggling to get a job. /twg/ folks join us regularly.

You can't be an unemployed tech worker if you've never worked in tech in the first place

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>>107118228
>most of the people that got a cs degree aren't able to get a job in the field at all
Funny, I got a couple of network certifications and instantly got hired, and get recruiters reaching out to me just from listing those certs on my profiles. Not responding to them because current position is comfy as fuck working from home (and by working I mean jacking off/playing vidya/shitposting most of my work schedule), the pay is substantially more but requires working in an office. Everybody wants to be the next hotshot Bill Gates programmer billionaire, nobody wants to be the literal who network engineer/administrator.

Every time I see a CS student complain about not getting a job its mostly Foreigners or literal retards with 0 projects.

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>>107118471
I want to be a literally who engineer working out of my home gym but nobody ever responds to me not even the RECRUITERS I TALKED TO IN PERSON AND STALKED AFTER THEY GHOSTED ME FOR AN ENTIRE MONTH

>>107117262
They're not preventing you from shitting. They're preventing you from getting toilet paper.

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>The humiliation ritual progressed it's way into the shitter

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>>107096792
So if you forget to bring your phone your fucked?

>>107096792
This shit exists because bugmen will unironically steal the whole roll in public toilet lmao
this isn't a joke. Look it up

>>107096792
What a novel innovation in connecting consumers to goods! It's exciting to live in such vibrant and dynamic times with people trying oh so many new ideas to try to make life better for everyone!

>>107113487
>makes me think it's a faulty battery. Maybe I am wrong there too.
Have you tried removing the battery and using only the AC adapter?
If you still get random power offs then it's a voltage regulation problem

>>107114306
>the laptop's screen is busted,
Just how fucked up is your laptop?

>>107118246
>Have you tried removing the battery and using only the AC adapter?
I could try that actually. I'll try it tomorrow since it's very late for me to do so now, and I'll fuck something up in the process like I did with my data, I'd rather do it in the day when I am fully focused.
>If you still get random power offs then it's a voltage regulation problem
If that's the case, how do I fix that? If it's even possible.
>Just how fucked up is your laptop?
Pretty badly. Happened due to plastic melting around the laptop hinges when I was running a high-powered game. It's insane that gaming laptops are built with plastic instead of a material that can actually deal with high temperatures. But I learned that the hard way, that was years ago.
I am considering just outright taking screen off and converting it into a halftop somehow. That might also fix it not appearing on the BIOS but I don't know how effective that is. But I'll have to try it tomorrow along with your idea. Fingers crossed it goes well.

>>107118312
>plastic melting around the laptop hinges when I was running a high-powered game
Excessive heat damages electronics.
Your motherboard was literally cooked.
Desktop PC are better for gaming since the literally have breathing room to not get so hot.

>>107118334
That's also why gaming laptops have those addons where you can literally just connect a giant flat fan system to the bottom of it to cool it down.

>>107118334
This happened all the way back in 2019, since then I installed an external fan setup, so the laptop has since been regularly getting cooled down, so I doubt it was motherboard damage since so much time has passed, but I don't doubt it probably damaged the D: Drive which did end up failing around a year later. Either way, I am lucky the motherboard wasn't significantly damaged if it even was.
The problems with the laptop randomly shutting off started this year in 2025 and I had long since stopped playing anything intense.
If it is the battery/voltage, I have a theory why. the electrical system in this apartment is a mess, and there were frequent blackouts, and I believe the blackouts may have caused a short-circuit or some fuckup in the battery/voltage. I might be wrong though, that's just an idea I had, because the problems started after the blackouts.
>Desktop PC are better for gaming since the literally have breathing room to not get so hot.
Agreed, but I unfortunately travel a lot, so I hadn't had the right moment to actually build myself a Desktop PC (and I was a LOT more tech illiterate in 2018 too, and was a console player before that and only used a Mac before that, so I was a lot more foolish than I am now). That'll change at some point probably, but that's for the future.

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Landscape Diffusion Bros here. In solidarity with our dear brother thread /ldg/, we invite you to take refuge in our general until the spam is over. Your local diffusion will be on topic until this ends.

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>>107117629
Its fucking killing me
The videos make connecting two wires together look so simple

This God damn black wire won't stay connected

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>>107118361
absolutely pathetic, anon. Get your life together.

>>107118361
You're doing something fundamentally wrong or not using flux or both

>>107117629
I can solder, but only do so very rarely.

>>107118361
Flux both sides. apply heat. Hold it in position until it turns back solid.

>>107118057
That's normal, scripting languages are bad for things like math because everything is an object, they're relatively better for business logic where you're just calling a few functions

>>107118057
I use Lua, not LuaJit. Lua is never a bottleneck for me. In general anything computationally expensive gets done in C++ and it takes no time at all. But I'm using the Lua C api directly from C++, not sol3 or anything like that. I'm willing to bet you're doing something wrong, how are you marshaling data back and forth? What is your algorithm actually doing? Also this is a nitpick but when you profile the amount of time a routine takes in microseconds is more useful than using the FPS as a performance indicator

>>107118120
Good point on the microseconds thing.
I was using Rust (yeah yeah) and the mlua crate. I implemented the IntoLua and FromLua traits for a Vector3 type to marshal it from rust struct<-> lua table. I would then call the Lua function with the table and a delta time.
In both the native rust and the Lua, the "algorithm" was basically just

inVector += scale(inVector, Vec3(5,10,20)) * dt;

The semantics were slightly different between the two but that was the gist of it. Even when I was just doing

inVector.(x,y,z)+= 10 * dt

The performance was trash in Lua. I might play with it again and see if I can't figure out what I did wrong. Or maybe I'll try it again in C and see if the rust bindings just suck.

>>107118282
You didn't do anything wrong

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I got proper IBL working. Forgive the apparent exposure, windows does not like HDR screenshots and I had to lower the paper white just to get a decent image. There’s no active lights in this scene other than the IBL. I got an hdr from poly haven and processed it through cmftstudio to get the irradiance and radiance maps. Although the amount of steps and fiddling is not ideal and the resulting cubemap is flipped on the x axis, I’ll probably end up doing the asset processing myself sooner than later. There’s still a lot of tuning and cleanup to do.

>>107118235
Are you looking at the used market or laptop? 4060 TI will be overpriced because they are used for AI, if you cant get a 16gb 5060 TI/5070 you are kinda fuck , maybe unironically check if there is any b580 or 9060 XT 8GB going for dirty cheap (if both are similar in price the 9060 XT is better even with less vram as at least you can cope with fsr 4 and the 16 PCI-lanes helping)

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>>107118396
If all you're ever planning to put in there is an 6 or 8-core you can get away with it for budget reason. But it's extremely power limited which the performance of a lot of the beefier chips you could ever stick in it. If you have other options list them I might look for an alternative, see this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naX-DnKekCM&t=996s

>>107118396
Probably fine but I think you could do a lot better for not much more money. What country are you from?

>>107118338
>I mixed up the definitions particle board and laminate in english yeah
>I think i've had laminate ones before and never had any problems and many office suppliers use laminate so should be fine

Laminate is a type of finishing. It's not a type of wood. Laminate finish means it has a plastic layer on top to cover the particleboard. Veneer particleboard is a thin piece of real wood glued to the particle board to mimic real wood. 97% of the furniture you see in box stores are made of particle board. Real wood furniture is expensive as fuck. Think x3 the price of a particle board furniture.

>>107118424
>>107118467
>>107118469
i'm the guy from >>107118343
so i guess its a weak option for the 9 7900.
i'm from brazil, hence the tight budget.

>>107092695
>>107116505
MC escher lookin ass keyboard
it's like something i'd dream about
i want one

>>107115286
Oh wow, that black crt in the middle, what I wouldn't do for one like that

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Aware that:
chair needs replacement.
meds case looks bad, it's for vitamin gummies and currently empty.
mirror is a holdover from a previous job where I was on the phone all the time and had to sound enthusiastic.
Speakers are old. Actually from a ~2001 Windows XP release machine. The speakers and sub sound very good despite their age.
Wallpapers are on shuffle, so it's not just Leia all the time.

I want:
r8 h8 evalu8
Art ideas to hang on the wall, it's pretty barren in here.
Cable management ideas. Currently have the cheapo mesh sleeve shit from Amazon that works pretty well.
New chair recs? I don't remeber when I got this thing, just years ago at a Staples. But it's been disintegrating for a while.

Thanks

>>107114142
hot priest daddy

>>107116675
>I like the idea of light distribution but not too light.
Exactly how I ended up on Manjaro. Never looked for anything else afterwards, it's perfectly balanced.

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>>107116903
enjoy your choice

>>107116566
gay

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>>107098241
I am! It runs perfectly in Qubes OS dom0.

>>107116941
gimme the enbussy

>>107106527
>the first thing that happens is that people sign up, then use the free storage to share CP.
glowies are not people

rest in piece

We'll be up again shortly.

>>107106426
If you use it for anything that would be a big deal to lose, that's on you.
It would be annoying to spend the maybe 30 minutes remaking the few accounts tied to my cock.li emails, but not the end of the world.

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>>107106516
>>107106426

First things first, range ban India and pissrael. Then if you detect any Hindi or Hebrew being sent, immediately ban the acccount. Implement some kind of proof of work for the initial sign up that takes 15 minutes to complete (like a lot of captchas in a row). You'll be able to reduce a lot of the bad actors. Sadly with 600 million Indian Hindu shitskins on the internet (3 times as many as Americans), we will face the destruction of every part of civilization that is based on high trust, good will, and selflessness.

SATA could die but I wouldn't be surprised is someone reuses the cable-connector for pci-E

haven't used sata in nearly five years

>>107118209
based
only zoomers and jeets want usb c

It's crazy how fast nvmes are, my nvme loads to ram and boots a 24gb image in like a second compared to my sata hdd which takes a few minutes lol

Still daily drive and love me sata drives but I should probably use nvme more

>>107118253
you cant, you need at least 3 differential pairs:
>reference clock + & -
>data transmit + & -
>data receive + & -
while SATA only has 2:
>data transmit + & -
>data receive + & -

>>107118074
This. The 6W meme is a scam. Under full load it rams up to 35W. Yeah, intel has had 35w cpus for over a decade. N100 performance is comparable to i5 4570t performance and that shit came out in 2013, both 35w. FUCK INTEL SCAM COMPANY

>>107114788
Rpis, even a 3b are great for low load stuff. Dockers, low priority seed boxes, gits, etc. they're worth having one running on your network as long as you don't expect performance out of them.

you're all trash

>>107118490
You're calling people who spam chink vidya games to get free 99cent items from China trash?

>>107118490
why