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var1 = 0
var2 = 1
ambiguous = 5
def func():
print(f"{var1=}")
ambiguous = var1
print(f"{var1=} {ambiguous=}")
print("whatever")
var2 = ambiguous
print(f"{var1=} {ambiguous=}")
func()
print(f"{var1=} {var2=} {ambiguous=}")
prints
var1=0
var1=0 ambiguous=0
whatever
var1=0 ambiguous=0
var1=0 var2=1 ambiguous=5
tell me when you went through my last messages
i did. i'm thinking
I will not get yet into the fuckery of defining functions inside loops
but it could become an exercise
I think the thing is that I was so used to writing in a way where global scope is always constant/immutable, or at least some object which has attrs that are modified, and therefore names can clash a bit (especially in arguments), but there's never like an attempt to declare/define/assign/whichever a var in inner scope that repeats (collides) with anything from outer scope.
which lead to this behaviour explained above simply being unused & unexplored.
I think I avoided that.
but i treat myself with func within func just because it looks cleaner
and tbh that lead to even forgetting that aside from NameError there's also UnboundLocalError
that specific thing is better avoided, right because it is extremely error prone, but is a good exercise about scopes
if you can clear mind get it, then you are quiet safe in usual context
I mean, you can only come accross every error code through experience, and new usecases
it's not a goal to "know" all the error codes
but here it is important to understand what's happening because understanding scope is very important and have effects
what's the purpose of it?
I mean, can't you make whatever depends on loop's iteration and arg for function?
needs example (perhaps a wrong one)
mainly, you can reach variables in the outer function's scope.
I dont get the second part of your sentence, there are multiple things that could match that kind of concept
but purpose of functions inside a loop would be for having pseudo static data for these function, and have different built in behavior, the loop "function" definition would work as kind of a template
it can also be used to bind objects each its function, and they work independently without having conflicting global scopes or the like
ngl I feel kinda like a bot when saying stuff like "the second part of your sentence could not be interpreted", or something
I mean that's a bit what decorators are doing
anyway that's drifting off the original topic
did you fully get the multiple ambiguous scopes named variables ?
Yeah, so you can either make a factory of funcs where you solve scope with argument: nice and explicit
Or make func objects under loop with implicit sharing of variables from loop's scope
I will have to re-evaluate some code under new-ish angle
we havent finished yet
now that you have better sight/awareness of variable definition actually (and not only assignement)
and their respective scopes
how can you actually access/write them in their existing scope without ambiguity, and without redefining them instead ?
And it's half past 1 am so I am not sure if i can effectively do that
we close to the end but not there yet
? maybe you just went to bed then
the answer : as it would always be ambiguous otherwise
you make it explicit : you tell it to python / other reader
var1 = 5
not_ambiguous = 2
def anything():
the_scope_these_are_in_actually var1, var2, not_ambiguous
var1 = not_ambiguous
var2 = var1
not_ambiguous = 7
anything()
print(var1,var2,not_ambiguous)
```here it's `global` so you can set that (instead of the example placholder statement)
then these will never be local in the scope of the specific function
nonlocal/global
But as I was saying before: for me that's a smell of something being wrong
In the design, I mean
it's not in this context
you want to modify a global variable, then you join it
only then you can ask yourself if modifying global variable is bad or not
I almost did fall asleep tbh
tbh I've fucked sleep schedule, I assumed you may be canadian or something for instance
Also, last time I even tried something with nonlocal it made things more broken so I just avoid anything like that (special words)
Half past 1 am is pretty definitive about being bedtime π
And i try to fix the schedule... Sort off
python in a way does not make this easy, because usual scopes are implicit, and visually not bounded, so you need to know : function have their own scope
that's almost anything you need to know, everything else is intuitive as nested functions.. have nested scopes
Well, I remember reading linter warnings being pretty explicit about nonlocal nad global being a smell.
But some context asks for such behaviour, and simpler answer can be just that.
Not sure if hack with item access (dict/list) is a better answer
it's not
mutable object can be a hell of its own
this_is_a_gloabl_counter_it_will_change is much more safe
Well, yes
The initial code that led to the convo comes from simple need to increment counter
From the point of designing that program - func shouldn't try to mess with scope and define new variable of inner scope but instead work without outsr scope's variable
tldr : a global counter must be that : global and a counter
It really was nonlocal
yep
my goal is, now you see well : why it complained, how it complained, what you wanted to do, and how to actually do it
and the answer was you actually wanted the inner function to increment the outer counter
That's why i kinda like oop: there I would just take a counter obj and be happy π
Not a "oh, now i see that it wasn't local"
I meant s clarification that it never was meant to be global, just from the scope of outer function.
The confusion as from poor error message (yep I think it lacks info) and from the expected logical behavior (design perspective; I planned it as counter_from_outer_cope.increment() )
Thank you
I meant "yep" as in yep it is only logical to use nonlocal local keyword because it is nonlocal
you can do that anyway
without using nonlocal statement
it does not change the logic though
class OutIncrement:
def __init__(s):
s.counter = 0
def increment(s):
s.counter += 1
def get(s):
return s.counter
work = OutIncrement()
def any():
work.increment()
any()
any()
print(work.get())```
having changing variable as object attribute does not magically guards against misleadingly modifiying them on the fly elsewhere
It is way more explicit and doesn't mess with scope
There's no elsewhere:)
The thing rose from
def compute_on_df():
def compute_on_row_wrapper():
counter = 0
def compute_on_row(row):
counter+= 1
df.apply(compute_on_row_wrapper())
it does mess with the scope the exact same way, it you simply dont have error because no syntax ambiguity
and using nonlocal would still also have it "no elsewhere"
slight cpu bottleneck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4L_psS1MVk8
LTT doing their best to ignore GN's killshot on how shitty MSI is
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Which has been Linuses motto for all his career.
and corsair ram to go along with it π€£
Also, it isn't all MSI...
When it has AMD or Intel CPU, Corsair RAM etc. π
yea but still, ew
Point was he is even lying in the video title π
after seeing how GN showed MSI cutting corners to deliberately cook their GPUs to die just outside warranty, i'll never buy anything from them
i'm even going to be moving away from using corsair ram at this point
Shittiest of the RAM makers basically.
For very long time.
i've been using their low profile vengeance, and it's fine if you don't count how 2 out of 8 i've bought have failed out of the box
In how they hide specs and use different dies on same code product etc.
i recently bought 3 of their fans, then immediately returned them when i realized that they were proprietary horseshit connections, with that info hidden in one location in size 3 font
Only specifying the die on the actual packaging with separate code.
So before you have the package in hand, you cannot know what you are getting.
yea, i grabbed it cuz i was cheap & locally available in about 10 minutes
was also covid times
i do keep learning what not to buy π€£
i'm mildly tempted to buy thermalright's new dirt cheap AIO for my next build
how the fuck is that $55
Well, it just works with outer scope without attempting to do anything in inner one, that's what i meant. There's no attempt to have counter in both scopes.
Corsair HX1200i PSU been good to me, also the magnetic bearing ML series fans just keep running silent for years and years. Will see how the 96GB 6400MT/S RAM kit does.
That "magnetic" is just marketing on those.
There is just centering magnet for the axle, like with many other makers too.
Just normal hydrodynamic sleeve bearing with magnetic centering assist for the axle for startup and stopping.
Nothing to do with "real" magnetic bearings.
Could be, never dissambled one because every one I bought is still running. 800rpm 24/7 π
They were cheap in without RGB in twin packs
8pcs. Here
Im waiting to see that 4060 turn into a 4050..
how loud are they ?
Upto 1100rpm I cant hear them. 100% PWM they make a lot of noise and move lot of air if needed... But as that is my 12900K non overclocked headless server without GPU, so the water stays really cool in that loop. Its in a stairway (can be low as +5Β° in winter), so run them minimun PWM at about 800rpm..
My UPS and batteries are there too, the UPS fan is noisy as hell, especially when 4090 puts load on it π
Maybe this gives better idea of noise levels
pretty nice
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The Topoly
really a very nice proof & demonstration
A beautiful solution to the inscribed rectangle problem.
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This argument wa...
I guess it turned into a 3060
I think that's still impressive,
for many things this is enough power.
guess we will have to wait a few generations to really see 4070 performance from an iGPU
i believe we will see it in an affordable steam console
CES should bring some light to the Z2 series. Probably will be the powerhouse for most of the next gen handhelds
And another Hong Kong flagged container ship, Xin Xin Tian 2, seems to have cut underwater power cable between Finland and Estonia today...
Was right over it when it failed.
its gonna be fater than my PCπ
hey, maybe this'll get nvidia to stop asking 1500 for a 5080
i'm thinking about selling my RX 6600 how much do you all think its worth?
Who am I kidding, they'll probably pull out of consumer products before that :^)
smh
YOU HAVE
the counter
in BOTH SCOPE
already
it's just the ACCESS IS UNAMBIGUOUS (for python interpreter)
check how you are misleading yourself already with this
just write what you're doing with 'nonlocal' and done
exact same mechanism
no work around
I am trying to get into my bios settings but every time j try to enter the bios on boot, it just kinda freezes but when i leave it alone, it will enter windows 10 just fine.
how much time are you waiting when it "freezes"
Also there is a button in windows to restart to bios
go to "advanced restart" under "recovery tools" and the like
Tried that too. Ive waited like 10min.
Once it gets here when trying to get to bios, it freezes
I asked chatgpt to show me how i can use astropy to compute day longevity from real observations
It spit out the code that adds 86400 to the list, every time
Nice
You talking about the code i wrote few messages back, right? With +=
I was talking about your code, where the counter is from outer scope and there's no counter defined in inner scope. No second object assigned to "counter" from inner scope, that isn't actually from outer scope.
I'm talking about what you are talking here
Which is your code.
I won't consider that messing with scope
what code specifically, it does not match your earlier messages
I was the one responding to you originally
you're talking about "+=" then say "in your code" but there is no that in my code because I was responding to a message not using that
I said :
- if you wanted to use 'counter.increment()' you could have from the start and python wouldn't have complained, and I provided example
- Yet pointed it does not change the behavior you get from using 'nonlocal' and incrementing directly, that you try to workaround for mysterious reasons
stop talking about "this" "your/my code" "earlier" "the thing" (what thing ?)
define what you are talking about please
saying "earlier" is not going to cut it
there are thousands messages upthere
I link specific messages
respond to that directly
then you respond to it
but somehow talking about something else instead
what are you actually talking about
you can think as you talk
but not talk as you think
+= is me asking if you talking about my message with it.
I was talking about this your msg/code
Hence "no messing with scope" and being explicit
I thought you thought I was saying that about this msg (replied to)
In my head everything seems fine
Especially this all correct, no contradictions.
That (your, with oop) example has implicit behaviour of using nonlocal
And I do have mysterious reasons to not explicitly use nonlocal π
ok, well then I don't know where the confusion came from
so let's get it back from start now that you have all the basics
problem += 1
```is equivalent to
```python
problem = problem +1
```is equivalent to
```python
var = problem
problem = var +1
```which we've seen is problematic unless ambiguity is removed
and python know that all this is equivalent
so you need
```python
nonlocal problem
problem += 1
``` and then it all make sense and does not complain
Wait...
If I was to use arg with default set
Then calling method on object would work
But +=1 on int - wouldn't?..
what ? it has nothing to do with arguments
Confusion came from simply weird order of messages without reply
And then the fact that my understanding wasn't clearly explained which definitely led to confusion on your aprt
It's a thought of what if different approach
And you show that it would be like that since I shouldn't associate +=1 with .increment()
I don't get what you mean by "associate" here
there are multiple different associations possible
some good some bad
scope wise you can associate the two
but then : one is a workaround/implicit, one is explicit/direct
oh wait you meant :
increment(problem)
```would work ?
then : yes, that's how `problem.increment()` works
except if problem is not a container you have nothing to update
container as in : set list dict object
a mutable thing
How bad is that OpenAi partners with millitary?
How long does western digital take to ship directly from their website?
hmmmm
more like
def wrapper():
real_counter = 0
def func(internal_counter = real_counter):
internal_counter += 1
print(internal_counter)
return func
f = wrapper()
f()
f()
does not work
which ofcourse doesn't really increment.
but works when it's list/dict. which is just more complicated than wthout an arg, yet more explicit
it's not more explicit
it's not an arg
it's a non provided arg, which then use default which is from wrapper
it is both non explicit and misleading as if the arg is ever provided it may fuck it
more explicit about where counter comes from, then
def wrapper():
counter = [0, ]
def func():
counter[0] += 1
print(counter)
return func
f = wrapper()
f()
f()
But I agree that both a worse than just nonlocal
which comes closer to nonlocal, utimately being nonlocal
I mean, here nonlocal is not only the better alternative, but also the final alternative, in the it follows the same logic but dropping works around, enhancing it
it's not a tradeoff
btw, actually, there's another inner function... internals of which are of no interest - just it might have some arguments
and now I just trying to decide which is better - nonlocal or the thing that chatgpt suggested with assigning an attr to a func object π
despite doing weird things with metaclasses and writing a couple decorators, I don't think I am fond of idea to work with func's attributes, especially extending them
let me try to write this with the formatting of a language I'm defining (yes, as in I'm the creator of that language)
because I'm curious about it naturally making it more obvious that it's only steps back
def wrapper():
real_counter = 0
def func (internal_counter):
internal_counter ?= real_counter
internal_counter += 1
print(internal_counter)
return func
f = wrapper()
f()
f()
``` I'm happy it's more explicit indeed, and less error prone
(ps: def and print keywords are different, but it's not useful to show that, and my work is not published
pps: also I thought more stuff may move around initially, but in the end it really looks the same for simple code like that)
imo the question can be asnwered relatively easily :
why attribute ?
- it can be accessed externally, and reseted
- it is tied to the wrapper function
why nonlocal ?
- it is contained inside the wrapper context, is not externally visible
- it is tied to the wrapper function anyway
discord markdown behavior with - is still completly broken
it's annoying
average aliexpress review π
yall how many drives do you have
am i crazy for needing a 2nd 1TB ssd
i feel i never have enough space
i have a 256gb laptop with like 5 gb of freespace if i have that much so i'm basically doing the hell cycle of uploading images to lightroom editing copying to nas deleting from adobe cloud you are defo not crazy i would give anything for a bigger ssdπ
I'm curious how many laptops in 2025 will still start at 500GB and try to rip you off for the upgrade to 1TB.
100% my biggest investment will be buying a n100 mini PC to use as a homeserver
ill save HUNDREDS of gigabytes of space
if i can just upload all my videos and photos and clips to my home server and keep them there
i have it like that but i don't have enough space on my laptop to copy them off of my sd cardπ
I meant through ssh
linux server, not a NAS (though it should also support it)
for windows you can use openSSH
omg I can also have kodi too I cant wait for it to arrive
oh know where that review is from. aka location
I accept non-monetary bets for if it's possible to recreate the plot of day-longevity change using astropy's default/built-in WGS84 Earth's model and de440 ephemeris
real question is if it has enough precision
I am fairly certain it will have real observations embedded
but also question of computations required to do that for at least 5 years straight
I don't remember where was the thread about letter-based grades
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/O39OHpE6c4c
But this principle ha extreme relevance to marketing and games
Though I think in fashion and art we can see some periods of degrading to "oh, i am so different from everyone else by not attracting attention please look at me"
kinda like apple looking quite modest relative gaming rgb laptops (which is like comparing oranges to apples, yes)
ok that preview title is funny
it's a video from linguist
I think linguistics is a hidden gem of science
is there a way to stop suround being forced on when 3 of the same monitors are plugged in or no?
placing bets on the 5050 being a 4gb card
nah 8gb (which still isnt enough)
remember that gtx1080ti as 11GB
and around same performance
and 5060 leaked at 8GB so yea...
should really start pushing memes comparing nvidia to intel's "4 cores is plenty" horseshit
i actually thing that deadzone of evolution was a good thing because it forced optimisation even if it just meant mroe money for less work
i find FSR/DLSS to be mostly hot garbage
because it is
its good for a battery powered product or something with a small screen so mobile devices... but anything else its just not good
Fsr can be decent at least at native AA
I prefer Xess over all three
Intels scaler is pretty nice
neither will be because they are all TAA
Warthunder TAA does not look the same as fsr Native AA
So
TAA looks like somone smudged vasiline all over my screen
Fsr AA at least still looks semi sharp
I'm still waiting for my 6900XT ocf.
Prolly gonna be waiting till February
go for 6950
Atp.
Already bought 6900XT
ah
Over two months ago.
ouchie
Yeah Canada post strike threw a wrench in my plans.
i feel kinda bad having a 6600XT red dragon as my emergency backup
My backup will now be a 6700XT Tuf when ever that 6900XT arrives
yea, the 8gb vram isn't enough for my 1440UW
12gb is hardly enough for my 1440p lol
oh i'll cap 16gb
I should be fine at 16gb tho
considering giving cyberpunk a go for the memes seeing how its on sale
how are the jiggle physics?
Replayability kinda suffers after like the 4th playthru
hows the story? i watched a bit of gameplay back when it came out ish and it felt a bit all over
from the gameplay i saw the story kinda felt zelda style where you have no clue what your doing during any of it but in the end it just somehow works out
I don't really know I haven't played in a while lately
somehow, i am 21 hours not sleeping, 8 am, and I don't feel tired, but I feel body being tired. does it make sense?
yeah i got a 7900XTX a couple weeks ago, thankfully through amazon so it didnt get held up
my cpu cooler got 'lost in shipping' tho and aliexpress gave me a refund lol
Russian AA-missile battery shot down Azerbaijan operated Embraer E-190 passanger jet, probably thinking it was Ukrainian drone...
Pilots almost completed emergency landing after with just differential engine thrust, after missile shrapnel to tail severed all three hydraulic systems lines.
What game you playing?
for that it was beamNG but most my games are using 10GB+ now at there peaks
After Christmas sales got me. New NVMEs to replace the dead Samsung 970 EVO 500GB
And plan-b if the Bayerndynamic headset cable (volume potentiometer) fails again
gonna be interesting to see how the new 3D vcache stuffed under the cores will work with the new CPUs
guys is using USB3.1 instead of sata for hdd remote storage considered bad
i got a new mini PC which is awesome value for money and super low wattage, perfect for a server. But it only has usb 3.1, which i know is mroe taxing for the cpu
it doesnt really matter does it
Good USB3 to SATA chip can do 200-300MB/s over UASP.
But for Linux use, you need to find the right one, as lot of the older chips are just broken.
And for TRIM support, goes even harder as many of the firmware versions don't support TRIM, even for the good chips.
USB 3.1 is 5Gbps, SATA3 is 6Gbps. For HDDs fine, for SSDs you loose some performance. 3,5" HDDs need additional power beyond the one provided by the port, so use a powered Adapter.
USB-SATA works generally fine, some protocol features may be not present
Needs that UASP support, over the older much more stupid USB block transfer protocol.
2min to access m.2 slots without draining the loop
but also jesus christ what a mess
Theres couple extra cables from the sim racing rig yes π€£
Mora360 right next to wall behind there. I have some copper piping ready to move it next room in the summer when I dont want heat in the room
All fun until condensation problems
i've been tempted to go to a junkyard and hunt down a corolla radiator
Yeah. Need one from older car for copper loops. Newer tend to have aluminum with plastic ends
good point
shoulda kept the one from my junker pickup π€£
the big present i got this year was weathertech floor liners for my car, a noticeable improvement
tho the neat present i got was a coin made out of metal from the Apollo Launch Tower
No, I don't want manhattan, delock or roline usb 3.2 cables... I don't really trust those brands
It's hard finding a local store here that sells anker cables
DeLock products have been good in my use and eyes in general.
Guess I treated DeLock harshly then π Haven't heard much about them so I assumed they were one of those cheap brands
Since the market is overloaded with those unfamiliar usb brands
There is also ugreen too. Don't have any of their cables so I don't know how good they actually are
They are cheap end, but spec filling cheap brand.
Haven't got any of their USB cables, but lot of other products over the years.
And all have worked just fine.
Found this cable for β¬14,46 in a local store. Guess it will do:
That seems to be just USB 2.0 + PD
Yup, maxing at 480Mbps, so USB 2.0 only.
So if you want it for just charging, and phone data transfers on phone that only has USB 2.0 (most of them), then that is fine.
For anything that wants the high-speed pairs, that is no-go.
Damn, I shouldn't trust webshops anymore. They specified it's 3.2 in the specs.... 
Which covers that XD
I need at least 3.2 gen 1 cable
So you need to find one that at least specs the 5Gbps speed.
If you type "usb 3.2 cable" into amazon.de, almost all brands are unknown except ugreen lol
Yeah, usb standards and numbering are confusing me tbh
USB 3 gen 1: 5Gpbs, USB 3 Gen 2: 10Gpbs, USB 3 Gen 2x2: 20 Gbps, USB4/Thunderbolt 3: 40Gbps.
Gen 1 was added in USB 3.0, Gen 2 in USB 3.1, Gen 2x2 in USB 3.2.
Too bad all stores I've visited filter products by USB version numbering instead of speed
So they only add the confusion
DeLock USB-C - USB-C cables. with max powers and speeds already in the names:
https://www.delock.com/produkte/G_1764_USB-Type-C--male---USB-Type-C--male.html
That the cheap maker actually specs what the cable can do is one of the tells of one delivering usable stuff.
So find the suitable item numbers, and try to find one of those.
@visual tree So any luck with that method?
For example DeLOCK 83661, 1m 10Gbps 3A PD cable is 10-15e in Finland.
Also the 60W is same as 3A and 100W is same as 5A for that PD E-marker.
This should be enough for me but I can't fnd it in local stores: www.delock.com/produkt/80038/merkmale.html?g=1764
Because angled connectors are more specialist.
83668 is the 3A straight variant, 85527 is the 5A straight variant, both 5Gbps with 2m length.
All the shorter ones are specced for 10Gbps, as the same cable at that shorter length can fill that spec, while 2m needs better cable.
But often the "lowest" spec isn't the cheapest anymore.
Because often the low spec ones are outgoing stuff that has been replaced.
So if the shops allow to limit by manufacturer, try with that and then sort by price, in right general category?
To be specific, I am planning on getting meta quest 3 (I could go with valve index but I am saving money for some home construction projects π ) and I need a usb that can deliver a minimum of 5 Gbps
And I am not dumb enough to waste money on this when I can find much cheaper cables that have the same specs:
This is just pure money grab
That is expensive as it is active fiber optic cable.
Yeah, people on the internet mention not to waste money on it and cables like anker will be more than enough for a much cheaper price
*or delock
Yeah, because of the 5m length.
But ok, that explains the right angle being good thing.
So 5Gbps, 3A e-marker required, with longer being better.
3 meters should be enough for me since the room is small
If only my front pc usb ports were usb-c and supported 5 gbit/s, I could go with 1.8 meters
That 2m right-angle one:
https://www.reichelt.com/de/en/shop/product/usb_3_0_cable_c_male_angled_left_right_4k_60_hz_2_m-355748
Much more expensive active 3m cable:
https://www.reichelt.com/de/en/shop/product/active_usb_3_1_cable_c_plug_angled_plug_3_m-394196
Cannot find the 5m version for sale.
when you say "good" how much money we talking about
shouldnt be more than 3 euro on ali i hope
And in 2m straight ones: 83668, 85527, 80091
3 meters is the maximum length for USB3 without any active repeaters
No idea, as they don't tell what controller chip it uses.
for the quest you really do need those expensive cables
with 3 meters you'll quickly get tangled up in yourself
there are cheaper non-repeating super long USB3 5GBit/s on Amazon but those are spec breaking and will probably not work well
Couldn't find any that were even 3m from reputable brands quickly, in USB-C - USB-C, only some USB-A - USB-C ones.
And is that Quests connection just USB, or does it use DisplayPort?
Probably just USB, if it is supposed to work in any USB-C port.
Seems to even support USB-A -> USB-C, just recommendation for C-C, probably for power delivery reasons, -C ports have higher max current limits over USB-A 3 ports.
Found one in the store (although it's not angled): www.delock.com/produkt/83668/merkmale.html
Yeah, just depends on the Quest end if that matters or not.
Totally forgot usb 3.0 supports 5 gbit/s so I can still use the front pc case ports π
Probably just about not sticking downwards, but backwards.
pure USB, the display is connected using a video stream, probably H265
They are connected to a usb 3.2 motherboard header btw
3.2 could still be 5GBit
5 gbit/s is enough afaik when it comes to meta quest 3
or 10, or 10, or 20!
There are three MB header types, the old dual 2.0 one, then dual USB3 5Gbps one, and then the new single-connector one for native USB-C.
So, don't need to worry if it's 5 gbit/s or more π
displayport 2.0 in 120/40 mode would be required to connect the quest's display losslessly and getting that over a 10m cable would be hideously expensive
Motherboard has 3.2 gen 2 header (10 gbit/s) and usb 3.0 front pc ports are connected to it which means the ports are a bottleneck but I still get 5 gbit/s
DisplayLink or some proprietary solution?
Ok, in a way DisplayLink is also proprietary.
facebook would never use other people's proprietary shit
it's literally just like using an elgato or a webcam
an encoded video stream
Yeah, seems to use standard USB Video Class and USB Audio Class transport, just with the Quest as recepient.
Just hadn't even thought about using that as output from a computer.
Those DisplayLink solutions are/were the gold standard for attaching monitors to USB-ports for additional monitors over what native output capability was.
simple solutions are always best
you'll probably see encoding artefacts during rapid motion on the quest
Btw Baldur, better get a subsea cable trencher and start laying new fiber cables π
Although that would be expensive and you need to dig at least 1 meter if you want to protect the cables from sea anchors
Lot of cost for very little benefit, except when someone is doing it intentionally.
In this case Russia might have also cut three fiber optic cables during the latest run too.
Yeah, not sure how we could protect them besides trenching or changing routes
Another option would be to run fiber from finland to sweden and then from sweden to rest of europe but that would also be expensive
Those runs exist.
And stop using undersea fiber where there is a risk of sabotage
Runs between Sweden and Finland are much older thing, even underwater ones, than anything from Finland to Estonia or Germany.
I mean, you probably need additional cables for extra capacity since the undersea ones got damaged
The data cables are just annoyance.
That halving of power transfer capacity to Estonia will hurt the three baltic states until fixed.
It's a shame we need to think of new fiber routes because of sabotage these days...
Well, actually responding to the sabotage would make it happen much less...
But because no western country has actually officially pointed at Russia as the source...
For any of the three cases over the last few years.
Everyone knows it is Russia, and that they are officially done hit jobs.
No-one says it officially.
And that just causes Putin to authorize more of them to happen.
Does save files save in the steam cloud?
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Or do I need to manually carry over save files between computers?
The hurt is already in progress:
https://www.svk.se/en/national-grid/the-control-room/
Electricity in Finland costs now 3e/MWh, and 80e/MWh in Baltics.
12h ago it was 13e and 36e IIRC (production price bids are done 24+h in advance)
And just jumped to 85e in Baltics as hour changed.
Only thing I can think of is banning ships from dropping anchors near areas where fiber is laid but that would be pointless since there is nobody to monitor ships
and you can't know what they are doing exactly
Well, normally ships don't drop anchors while they are moving...
Most of fiber damage is from bottom trawling, not anchors.
Legit sea cable damage when the damage wasn't intentional.
Last time I read, some chinese tanker dragged anchor for 160 km in order to damage the fiber on purpose somewhere in the swedish waters
That was the second hit, with one fiber cable between Finland and Germany cut, then another between Sweden and Lithuania, with the anchor raised between the hits.
That ship is still detained in Danish waters
Repeated in last few days to cut HVDC power cable and three fiber cables between Finland and Estonia.
And that ship is now detained by Finland.
And year or two ago the first one, where gas pipeline and couple of fiber cables were cut.
New New Polar bear for the first, Hong Kong registered, but that Hong Kong company was owned by Russians.
Second ship changed routings completely in last half a year, switching to visiting Russia exclusively, again probably bough out by Russians.
And again Hong Kong owned and registered ship for this third run.
Leaving St. Petersburg for Suez Canal.
And that second ship was being escorted by Russian navy ship part of the way.
That sounds familiar since someone cut fiber cables in the red sea at the beggining of 2024
Could have been someone else though since a lot of ships pass through suez canal
what are some reputable controllers to look out for?
Basically for 5Gbps USB-SATA controllers, only ASM1053 and ASM1153 work with UAS/UASP under Linux.
Rest are blacklisted to only use BOT, which is slower, needs lot of CPU and doesn't support SMART etc. direct drive access.
All the newer 10Gbps controllers should work, but are usually only used for USB-C input using stuff.
thats what FA-18s are for
If certain high-up politicians in west and their inner circles didn't actually fully believe Putins "we will use nukes as first response!" rhetoric.
Basically anything in that first file, with "US_FL_IGNORE_UAS" will not use UAS/UASP under Linux, and will always use BOT.
And that ASM1051 will also get that, and ASM1053 will get that if connected on USB2.0, as they are impossible to differentiate from 1051 in that case.
Ok, so later JMicron controllers will use UAS, but have other stuff broken.
So ASM1053E or later, ASM1153 or any 10Gbit/s USB controller.
I built two data sets for locations and planets separately so that they can run on Kaggle
but, now i see that their time is offset by 1 second...
bruh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaXKQ70q4KQ
I like what Derek says in the end, that in some sense, this story can be viewed as invention made possible from boredom induced by automation
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what in the holy vram is that lmao
MagicZβ’οΈ style rendering
for future reference i did not overclock this time lol
but what did you do huh? π
nothing actually as always
Got something fucking with that VRAM.
got fed up by Kaggle
locally, even single process is almost 3 times faster
and there's like 12 threads to utilize...
i should probably not overclock my gpu, i was having weird visual glitches in vrchat and i think its overclock related lol
Probly
underclocking gpu is underrated
Underclock, or undervolt?
overclock
And, somehow I read the first overclock as underclock adn got confused...
Ouch π https://www.reddit.com/r/nyc/comments/1h1c5uu/mtas_ai_bus_cameras_issue_thousands_of_mistaken/
They started using cameras here to scan licence plates of parked vehicles and issue fines for those who don't have a parking ticket, hope they are not using a broken "AI" lol
Basically, two boxes on a car with cameras which scan licence plates as you drive around
That sounds like a security risk...
Considering public companies and organizations here like to cut costs in the IT department first, I wouldn't be surprised if someone hacks the system and makes a complete mess....
Good programmers and security experts almost always work for private companies since they are better paid there while public companies hire cheap labor in IT and then get surprised when things go wrong
Private companies: we expect recent college graduates to have at least 5 years of programming experience and dozens of certificates
Public companies: Oh, you know how to write "Hello, World!" in Python? That's excellent, you are hired!
i don't think it's incompetence, once you hit that level, it's deliberate
someone still made the choice to do it
i'm beyond angry at the "we've investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing" horseshit
I hear this exact statement each time some scandal happens here and the government hires an inspection agency to investigate lol
close runners-up are:
-"we investigated and found wrongdoing, but not enough to fire anyone or change any policies"
-"we found wrongdoing, but someone else is gonna have to do something about it"
Considering the platereaders used by law enforcement or hell my school's security are waaayyyyy smaller than those, this is either old tech or shitty AI with compute stored in those
I don't think public companies here even know how to use AI lol. They probably picked a vendor who bought some cheap chinese licence plate reading system and then resold the same system for 5x of the price
morons in power who grab onto things with the most recent catchphrase, grab some kind of stock in it, then magically advocate for its use in government
whether or not it works
And machine reading of license plates has been a thing long before the AI craze...
One example how criminals here who are in high positions in hospitals pull out government money and then launder them: Step 1: Find a corrupted relative who will start a company selling medical devices. Step 2: As a hospital employee, start a public tender for obtaining a medical device and make device specifications so restrictive in a way that only a company which your relative has founded can procure said device while meeting specs. Step 3: The company will make an offer that is 20x of the device market price since no other company on the market can deliver the device which meets restrictive specs. Step 4: Sign a contract with the company of your relative and you just laundered government money
Worked on application for scanning license plates for the city of Antwerp. Didn't have any ML.
I bet they don't anticipate cars without license plates
another W for crime
I wonder will the system notify the police if it detects a car without a licence plate
My guess is that the system will simply notify the operator the licence plate is not readable and then operator will manually check the car and notify the police if licence plate is actually missing
I bet you designed it in a way that your own car is always ignored so you don't have to buy a parking ticket 
oi mate, did you recognise a C-word in actions of a very specific group who also like to paint cars in dark matte color and darken glass?
for that it wouldneed to even recognize there's a car.
and I think simplest software will just look for text in specific format.
so you could walk around with a plate of someone else and get them in trouble
Don't give people ideas 
There was indeed a DB with license plates that the cameras ignore. Else ambulances, police cars, fire fighters etc could get a speeding ticket.
I suppose they are updated regularly when the emergency services get a car with new licence plate number
Imagine if police bought 100 new vehicles and then they get flagged because the DB has not been updated lol
Although such a thing would be expected in my country considering the incompetence of employees in public sector
Also, the system had issues with very specific letters.
And mud to license plates can also throw it off.
that's why you have agencies reserved plate numbers
you can register the ranges for this
Oh, right. Police and military has a different licence plate number format (don't know about paramedics and firefighters though but I suspect they also have a specific format)
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π
At least in the Netherlands you'd also have to falsify your car's papers and make sure the license plate you nick is from exactly the same car, and even then there's a good chance the cops'll sniff you out
this is about automated AI parking tickets given by buses. No cops involved
nah, in simplest case you could literaly just walk with t-shirt that looks like a plate
This is scummy I donβt like it
meanwhile my dad still tells stories about how GM's keys were so loose that he could take his Bel Air's key and use it in his friend's Oldsmobile
did i mention friend was a cop
That's just ANPR and a GPS system though
You call it AI because it's automated and that's what gives you the contract and/or the budget
Proper automation >>> slapping AI onto it as automation
In this case it appears someone accidentally flipped a switch to turn a test area into a real area
So sounds like human error to me
k, dumb youtube+adblocker question
i'm on firefox, so the adblocker still works, but it's clear that they're making youtube crawl and have pain in the ass delays with it
is there a way to make it behave?
restarting firefox helps for a bit, but it starts to act up after a few hours
I still haven't had anything on Firefox and adblock
Spoof your user agent
Every website thinks Iβm on the latest chrome version when Iβm using Firefox
Welcome to the adblock war lol
it loves to have weird delays in hitting play/pause, like it's not acknowledging that the mouse exists
I said machine reading, not machine learning.
Just because that, that it was being done even before ML was really a thing.
idk why but this is still one of my favorite sites to mess around in
that's my home state laid over europe π€£
Few days ago, youtube started detecting uBlock origin on Chrome and I can no longer use it for youtube....
yea i heard it got nuked on everything chrome
I wouldn't be surprised if Google starts frightening people by saying using adblocker on youtube violates ToS and Google will ban your account (including gmail, drive, etc...)
oh i bet GDPR would drop the hammer on them if they tried
even the FBI recommends using an adblocker for security
Old article but a nightmare since the company was using google services and Google banned everything
With over ten times more people living in the same area
oh 100%
mainly because y'all can actually live in those places
let's just say we don't actually equate rivers with water around here
Wanted to ask, have you ever ordered an electronic device containing lithium from a german shop and had issues with shipping?
I know Deutche Post banned shipping products containing lithium by air but I suppose any carrier will ship such products on ground then
Lithium batteries etc. are HazMat for air transport everywhere.
And can only be transported in cargo planes, not passanger planes etc.
i love how laptops have a 99Whr size limit on their batteries
In general for products with integrated Lithium containing batteries.
Planning on ordering Meta Quest 3 from Amazon.de and using a parcel forwarding company in Germany so I can pay 19% VAT instead of 25% but I am worried the company will flat out refuse packages that are marked with lithium warning
Not just laptops.
might just take longer to get to you instead of being banned outright
Lot of transport companies will not ship, as they just cannot be bothered to deal with the extra requirements.
Same for stores.
true
is that connected to russian sanctions?
No?
That is the general air transport hazmat thing.
Deutche Post doesn't really use cargo planes, just passanger plane extra space.
According to the image above, the forwarding company will accept the package but you need to use UPS for shipping
So they don't accept anything that cannot be transported in passanger plane cargo holds.
UPS in turn uses their own cargo planes for most of the air transport.
i didn't know if it was one of those new rules that wouldn't do much under normal circumstances, but would indirectly affect something like the russian economy without explicitly saying so
Been the case for 10-20 years already.
wish we did more EU education here π€£
Not even just EU thing.
Both EASA and FAA regulations.
So in effect in most of the world.
ngl i had no idea UPS operated there
As most other places use regulations from one of those.
All the big express freight companies have their own cargo plane networks.
I read a lot of people who ordered Amazon Kindle in EU had shipping issues because of lithium (probably related to improper labeling)
UPS delivers packages from other countries here and doesn't do domestic delivery afaik
ah that'd do it
Noticed the same with DHL
yea we have a bit of DHL here, not very much tho, & they seem to have dropped off a lot in recent years
UPS, DHL etc. operate everywhere, but just the prices are insane in most places.
And they don't ever really do consumer freight, just B2B.
Yeah, my parents only used DHL when they wanted to send an envelope to a relative abroad and it was very expensive
A package would have been even 10x more expensive than an envelope
Here are UPS prices btw (my country code is HR):
Because those companies are for Business to Business, door to door, at day definite speed.
With price to match.
i love the bouncing between metric & imperial btw
ok i have a really dumb american question
why does the β¬ use the decimal for cents, but "normal numbers" in the thousands follow the French decimal/comma system
Ouch, just noticed there is a surcharge till January 16 π
Wdym "normal numbers"?
non-monetary
There are more than two variants of the "thousands separator" and "decimal separator" systems in the world.
decimal can be . or ,
thousands can be space, . or ,
Just that no country uses same of . and , for both.
So in this case thousands separator is space, and decimal is .
just kinda strange to me that everyone in the EU agreed to use (.) for euros π€£
Most european countries will use comma to separate decimals but some use period
ah true
So a language thing then, not β¬
We use comma here
No?
Comma in Finland always for decimal separator.
so it could be β¬25.454,86?
Including money.
25 454,86β¬ in Finland.
And with Euros, the currency symbol is always at the end.
Dollars are about the only one where it is in the front.
i don't think i could ever get used to just having spaces between thousands
i love learning about it tho
Same here in germany. But the thousand seperation is up to the writer
In Germany . seems to be the official one.
For thousands separator.
But seems that some sources say that both are in use.
ive seen everything between " ","." and "" Β―_(γ)_/Β―
And seems Λ is also used as thousands separator in some countries.
Yes, stuff can be use even when it shouldn't.
sorry to derail π€£ might be worth hunting down the direct carrier of the Meta Quest 3 to see what their policy is for lithium batteries
Up to that 100Wh, in retail packaging, with right labels, can go into passanger plane cargo.
Yeah, which was the point, that should just go and no-one cares.
think my phone has a bigger battery
Amazon uses multiple shipping companies in Germany so you never know which company is going to be shipping meta quest 3 until you get a tracking number
Although they are most likely shipping with vans so there shouldn't be issues
yea, sounds like worrying for no real reason. if they are allowed to legally ship it to you, they'll get it to you. if not, refund time
And point was: Retail packages with right labels are good to go even on passanger planes up to that 100Wh battery capacity, so no-one cares.
I am only worried about lithium labeling since this is where most shipping issues occur and you have no control over it
i wouldn't worry about it unless you plan on picking it up yourself & hauling it home
Just order it and let the logistics system do the thinking xD
yup
Some forwarding companies will flat-out refuse receiving packages with lithium before forwarding to customers later
i bet there's a decent refund policy. i'm in the US & i got a "if it's not there within 2 days after we say it's supposed to be there, you get a refund even if it gets delivered"
Since they don't want to bother with regulations
would there be any regulatory/border issues with driving to the purchase location yourself & taking it home?
I could ship directly to my home address but that would be much more expensive because of VAT difference and you need to pay additional β¬45 shipping cost π
so 45 euro in direct shipping, or the cost of a day trip π€£
Don't understand why when allmost all my orders on amazon had free shipping
And those who didn't had a small shipping cost
feels like it might be one of those "this is so american we have to charge you extra for it"
Because Amazon doesn't use normal Post office for cross border shipping even inside EU.
But goes to UPS, DHL etc. with much higher price.
So inside Germany, Amazon.de uses cheap shipping.
Outside Germany, it uses very expensive shipping.
lol ship it to just inside germany, then drive to pick it up
Even when that same cheap shipping via Deutche Post or like would work inside EU and be significantly cheaper than UPS, DHL or like.
Amazon almost always offers me free shipping for orders above β¬49 and some small shipping fee for orders under β¬49 but some specific products like meta quest 3 have crazy shipping costs
Is if being shipped by Amazon, from Amazon warehouse?
Or by the seller?
I will just accept the risk and hope forwarding company won't cause problems and ask for refund if package gets rejected
worst case scenario is a refund
Shipped by amazon in 90% of cases
just swim out & grab it off the ship as it goes by
Also, I checked meta quest 3 shipping cost several times in few months and noticed soemtimes they charge β¬45 for shipping and sometimes they don't
Guess it's related to amazon warehouse and shipping distance
btw can i just say i still love croatia's coastline
Having so many islands is a bad thing actually because the greedy sellers then justify islands causing higher transportation costs so they can pump up the prices in supermarkets π
No matter if you are in continental part or not
sounds like SE asia
I just want to say it is amusing to see Deutsche Post and DHL treated as something different. While it is technically true, inside germany they are basically the same. π
"But...but... milka chocolate here needs to be 3x more expensive compared to germany because we have islands!"
New York & New Jersey don't know who legally owns the Statue of Liberty
I prefer raffaello over ferrero though 
Yeah, never liked oreo. They taste very generic to me
i wonder if the american ones are substantially different
HOO
oh that's the bigger size π€£
But that is still too expensive compared to 250ml version
And I assume those prices don't include taxes
Which means even higher price lol
about its regular price, $8.67
so germany's paying about the same as the US per unit
Recently ordered Nutella from german amazon and I immediately noticed the taste is better and more nutty compared to the version for the local market
Don't want to know what local version contains...
i'd love for you to take a picture of the american section of your market if you have one
next time you're there
I think the cereal section has a lot of brands from USA
I used to eat Kellogg's regular cornflakes as a child 20 years ago. Don't know if they changed the ingredients recently or made it worse
might be a different variety of corn
wow, ferrero rocher 200g/7oz is $6.29 here, same as croatia
Found online prices of kellogg's products in a local store
I've seen them a long time ago but don't think anyone sells them anymore except maybe specialized stores selling food from USA
might be luxury because of all the sugar
I'd rather take that than Prime and Lunchly crap
Never tried them and don't want to tbh lol
Lunchly food looks like it's been 3D-printed 
we definitely have that kind of stuff here
everyone has the cheap crap that nobody wants to admit exists, and then there's the cheap stuff that everyone loves π€£
for americans that's bologna & hot dogs
I am a big fan of pringles but stopped buying it because pringles is not the same as it was 5 years ago
yea, i feel like they got thinner
I can tell they ruined the taste
Because I have a perfect memory of how they tasted 5 years ago
They are literally cutting costs everywhere they can, including a new logo
Black and white is cheaper to print compared to color version
all about that profit margin
hey, i did see a specific Croatian dish that looks familiar π€£ we just call it by the english name
Punjena paprika
we've got basically all the same ingredients, just use them differently
Oh, stuffed peppers, I don't think it originated from Croatia but I love it
My mother just stuffs the peppers with minced meat
ours are usually overstuffed
we slice ours in half longways so it's like a pepper bowl with mincemeat & cheese on top
I love Philly cheesesteak
When I first read steak and cheese, I ordered it thinking I would get a steak covered in cheese π€£
Got a sandwich but it's still perfect
we managed to make the philly cheesesteak even more american. now you can get philly cheesesteak pizza
I like the standard version with meat, onions, cheese and with/without sauce
it's a great cold weather meal
some places here also throw portobello mushrooms in it
I have always seen pringles as overpriced crap.
never
They were at least decent more than 5 years ago but recently started cutting corners everywhere and the taste is bad
I could find a lot of chips in discount stores with better taste now compared to pringles
I didn't reply to you stating machine reading. You said AI.
That it was a thing long before "AI"
Yes I can read.
And all I said is that I worked on application.
Before the time of "AI" which is ML.
My friend got a 10.5lb or 4.76kg 4080 super. Shit is ridiculous
Seems about right
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I got a leak about the RTX 5080 price and it is horrendous.... idk Nvidia is doing this now and what is frustrating is that it will probably work. This leak gives us info on the price, specs, and release date, as well as insight on the RTX 5090 and AMD's RX 9070 XT.
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also MARK MY WORDS : the 5080 will be slower than the 7900 XTX when using RT (ultra) at 4K ultra*
just because of that VRAM
(and if that isnt the case then this was a joke)
i'm also 100% positive that NVIDIA is gonna sell us on 8K again
Last I checked, 7900xtx performs like a 4070 in RT scenarios - so you're saying that a 4070 beats a 5080?
Yikes.
6800XT defnitely feels like the 1080Ti successor now
I'm like π nah
gonna keep my gtx1080ti EVGA FTW3 with me
wondering if I will hold them to the coffin or something at that point
nvidia figured out they could sell the 80ti class card for more and more each year becuase people will buy them
... because were sold they need them
sorry but if this is true (i seriously doubt) i am going to be insufferable
hell if it's close I'm gonna be insufferable
What, 12gb?
it will be funny if it is but no way
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkhpuuPljS4
this must be the best arc i have ever seen
It just looks like electrons fly by and then get hooked back into the circuit
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I kinda want to see someone put a shee of paper in between to see how it will get burned
keep reducing the logo further and further until it's just the moustache heheh
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We bought the ASUS G22CH-DH978 pre-built gaming PC to review, originally priced at $2500. The pre-built PC is one of the worst-configured, and combined with misleading marketing, wins the award of being the worst pre-built we've reviewed so far....
Will see how much worse that is than the Ryzen 5800X I had to take look at.
Which had nonstandard insufficient cooler, two 80mm case fans with fan curves that had broken the bearings in one of them in less than 2 years (fan curve going so low that the back fan stopped when system was idle, and then turned on every time the CPU did even background processing) etc.
Nonstandard fan connectors too.
Ok, that was mixing with another system.
That was normal mid-tower, just very crappy case.
i just think that 16Gb of VRAM isnt gonna be enough for RT at somewhat high settings
it's still absolute bullshit that it still takes an 80/90 class card to get "decent" RT
and i most definatly dont think the 4070 would beat the 5080....not at all
5080 damn well better match the 4090 for the price
i mean which hurts a cards perf more? running out of VRAM or RT accelarators melting down?
i choose VRAM
In today's times, the main issue with VRAM isn't that the storage itself is insufficient, it's that the chips don't have the horsepower to fully utilize it.
Similar thing with CPU vs RAM: being RAM limited is a rare thing for the everyday consumer
Easy fix: change your definition of "decent"
lol
"if your standards are too high, please lower your standards"
i doubt that would have been acceptable when rasterization came out
i disagree
It's just that without knowing what you consider "decent" the entire discussion is pointless
Because there's no common ground to go off of
for today's monitor standards, i'd say 90fps on 1440p
Do you mean 60fps+ in Pathtracing? No lower than 90% of raster fps?
Why?
" the main issue with VRAM isn't that the storage itself is insufficient, it's that the chips don't have the horsepower to fully utilize it." i disagree with this part
Valid point I guess - and yeah, midrange RT ain't there, at least not without other tools to assist like upscaling n stuff like that.
For me, 60fps works if the frametime spikes aren't too egregious. I used to not get 100fps in 1440p high settings even in standard raster - that was before I swapped my 5700xt for a 7800xt
you dont need a 5080 to "fully utilize" 16Gb of VRAM
i'd have expected that after a full 4 generations into the ray tracing portion of gaming, that something below what counts as a high-end gpu would be capable of running RT games with RT on without any of the upscaling "cheats"
You can run out of vram on any modern GPU if you just find a niche enough usecase.
Doesn't mean that it's a common thing or anything anyone should be concerned about
hell you can melt any GPU with minecraft
while 16Gb might be enough for 4K right now
later i think its gonna change
I'd go as far as saying that you're more likely to get VRAM limited on a 4070 Ti than a 4080 Super.
Can't go off of any unreviewed GPU, that's just speculation and nonsense
As far why I said what I said:
I've seen people be afraid that 12gb VRAM would be insufficient for generic 1440p gaming when even a year ago, 8gb was still workable.
It's just very skewed
That's exactly what I mean tho, it's all just speculation
And "futureproofing" based on fear and speculation is bullshit
- How common is 4K as a resolution for gaming?
- What's the average amount of VRAM required to run a modern game in 4K?
- Do you have performance data on whether GPUs struggle to keep up on the VRAM part or the chip part?
"you're more likely to get VRAM limited on a 4070 Ti than a 4080 Super." yeah of course because the 4070 TIE only has 12Gb
1: not very
2: depends,there are already games out there that use more than 16Gb even at 1440p
3:that also depends on the game and the amount of VRAM availabe
and if you buy a 5080 you are at least buying it for 4K
Wonder when first 27" 4K non-OLED monitors with DP 2.x finally come out...
To not need DSC.
Might not be happening at all, with LG possibly stopping making IPS panels.
Exactly - the VRAM difference is bigger than the chip difference, hence why I said that
i just have really high standards for GPUs if they're going to be charging an arm & a leg for them
About 2: that's just shitty game optimization and imo shouldn't be made a hardware issue. Too many devs get away with poor optimization nowadays, that behavior shouldn't be rewarded.
About 3: data is data. Without data, there's no educated discussion to be had. Some data is better than no data
remember when $700 was flagship pricing?
4090 is a mislabeled Titan, can't change my mind
The RTX lineup would make so much more sense if the 4090 was actually labeled Titan
I remember when flagship pricing was about $250
everything in the 30 & 40 series is mislabeled above what it actually is if you look at how cut down each tier is compared to earlier generations
(In late 1990s)
Ah, on DP2.1 UHBR speeds, everyone is waiting for Nvidia to release their first cards with that, so they can make sure their products work with Nvidia output quirks.
As no-one expect Nvidia to test that their cards work with any already released monitors...
$2500 for a current gen flagship, or $2500 for a top-tier last gen pc in its entirety. not gonna be a hard decision for most people
think i managed to get a 9800X3D/7900XTX system down to $2000 last time i tried
jesus, $1830 if i squeeze it
Buying a top-tier gaming pc hardware parts here from local stores with insane prices would cost you as much as a 5 kW solar panel installation with government subsidies included lol
honestly if my computer conked out right now i would just get a fucking strix halo steam machine and be done with the whole stinking mess of graphics card capitalism
Thank you ai
In the time of golden rush sell shovels
We had crypto craze - they sold gpus to mine on
We have ai craze - they sell gpus to train on
Also all the guys who sell books and webinars on how to get rich with shovels...
I don't cre if crypto dies and takes with it everyone who kept money in it when climate catches on
But I hope that some helpful ai won't be dead in the time of need for the same reason
Doing some calculation if cloud gaming is worth it, opinions?
Well thatβs assuming you live in a region where cloud gaming is available and you have a good strong internet connection
Both are fine π
Well for you it might make sense but in general for others it may not is what I was saying
The only calculation where I might have screwed up is electricity cost but that shouldn't make a huge difference
At this point, there is not much difference between cloud gaming and getting a gaming pc in my case so I am not sure
*with the exception that you can play any game you want when using your own gaming pc which might not be available on geforce now
Yea thatβs the biggest problem I have is the lack of available games on GeForce now
doesn't geforce now use your own game library?
AFAIK worst of both worlds, you need to own the game, and it needs to be supported by GFN.
Guess I'll stick to my own gaming pc then
In my case, GFN scenario is slightly more expensive but I don't like the fact you can't play any game you want
And use it to play on GFN.
Yes
HI
And only play games you rent via MS Game Pass?
speedrunning a good 500β¬/mo for gaming 
Imagine doing that and not knowing you spent enough money for a high end gaming PC in 4 months
G'day
G'day sir, Do you have the Latest GPU RX 7900 XT from Radeon Lineup Edition Sir?
I do
You're a very rich sir. I must commend you on your taste sir.
bruh
I had a feeling this conversation is going to end up this way π
Yeah
you were right it is indeed very fun
joins discord
immediately begs for game and admits playing the pirated version
expects good results
Best part is judging if people are rich based on what GPU they have and then begging them for satisfactory 
Also tried more general one on main channel.
I should add RTX 6000 to my name and see if people are going to beg me for satisfactory
GT 710
If I had GT 710 in my name, even a starving dog wouldn't beg me for anything 
Thatβs an awesome idea π
If theyβre going to be dumb enough to rent a pc from them
Why not just buy it with affirm π
I still find it amazing that it's more worthwhile to take out an illegal loan with the mafia than to use NZXT's subscription service
Capitalism? Ironically, I just watched fallout episode 8 and learned what Vault-Tec did
That is a perfect example of capitalism lol
400 for games per year? Hell nah π΄ββ οΈ
Sales exist...
Ok, I'll raise it to 600 then 
what a usefull comparison...
oh wait its actually a 3060 VS 7800 XT
but the guy couldnt even make a new thumbnail..
for this bulls**t
Yeah, he used AI to generate a thumbnail and both images look the same lol
when it's 0fps you can make the thumbnail look amazing
it is very unfair
the 3060 is like 270β¬ while the 7800 XT is at least 430β¬
All of those channels and comparisons are fake or questionable at the very least
yeah
Also, regarding the video, never bring VRAM to a core fight 
On 1080p it won't help you at all
only good one is like zwormz or whatever that channel name is
I maintain a high end system (which blows away streaming options) and buy all of my games for a similar net yearly cost
more initial investment, less upkeep, better experience
streaming is good if you have a Β£200 stream box (especially if already owned) and don't know if you're gonna be using it heavily 6 months from now because of the more pay-as-you-go nature
if you know that you're gonna be using it most of the day for years to come then owning averages out cheaper while giving a better experience
there are also some issues like not everything being available to stream, had some games and tests recently where people were not able to participate because of Nvidia being slow to support them.
idk if my system counts as high end or not
my 6800XT says yes, but my 5600X says no
I have a 7900XTX and i am very much not rich lol
Dead internet theory no longer a theory
Thanks meta
ok ngl i like the idea of a gpu at the front of the case
that'd be a pretty decent airflow with the passthru cooling that's showing up everywhere
and maybe a use for 200mm fans behind it to suck the hot air away around the gpu and thru to the rest of the case & on out
LOL or maybe a new gpu standard where they're the "normal" width, but no fans, just fins. that way you can stick the gpu wherever, and also pick your own fans to go on it
In US.
Or anything actually physically passing through US.
If those are the Trump proposed ones, and not something EU intends to do.
I just hope we are not going to end up with a trade war because this will disrupt the supply chain and everyone will pay the price no matter where they live
I just hate riser cables as one possible failure point if its just for looks. But to fit big GPU:s to case I had to use one if wanted to close side panel. As in all just need to buy quality one or waste hours.
yea, i've not liked the riser cable as a point of failure, and i don't like the vertical GPU mount because of how it negatively affects thermals
but man i like that case concept if they can find a way to make it decent
My current water loop allows traditional GPU mount also without draining, but cant close sidepanel. Power cable can fit but waterblock terminal interferes to glass panel.
ok, stupid question: would there be a latency reduction if they moved the normally-GPU dedicated top PCIe slot over to the ram side of the mobo, have it vertical, and add in a passthru for the video outputs to the back of the case?
Dunno if its latency limit or just signal quality if the distance is long
Just signal quality issue, which is why lot of current riser cables have signal amps in them.
But getting that kind of buy-in from both case and MB sides at same time is basically impossible.
See how well the "MB connectors on backside of board" has gone.
Or even what happened with BTX.
lol move on from dual chamber cases, make the mobo have a 90 degree PCIe slot on the backside, make a case with a floating mount for the mobo
And this did that already as example:
GPU PCIe was on daughter board moving it to the back of the MB.
Tried look for maximum GPU widht for Lian Li O11D. Looks like they share full CAD data of the case in STEP format. Would help a lot desing and 3D print air flow guide/tunnel from top fans to RAM sticks.
from top fans to rams sticks? huh?
That would be the closest as in full water loop system only them and CPU VRM really need some airflow
I had 10th gen Intel with the Asus Formula board that had watercooled VRM from factory, and had no case fans. Memory just got too hot
I'm use to top being exhaust, not intake
Overclockers usually just hang fan somewhere fro RAM, but with 3D printed guide from top you could push lot of air from 3x low rpm fans where its needed
Please tell me someone ate the Onion
Sounds a lot like PR to me.
βWe **expect **these AIs to actually, over time, exist on our platforms, kind of in the same way that accounts do"
What is "kind of in the same way that accounts do" ...
Are the AI's going to troll comment and shame people profile pictures? Just like other accounts do.
Well, lot of misinformation bots already on the various platforms powered by ChatGPT etc.
It just sounds like whishful thinking.
Also, EU Is prepping more and more "if it's AI content, mark it so users know." regulations. So all those AI profiles will have to somehow be marked so people know.
Replying to other people with combination of static prompt and the replied to message being fed to LLM to generate a reply which is then automatically posted.
I will believe it when I see it.
But so far, all the AI hype over the 4-5 years.
And what do we got? A google search on steroids (chatGPT).
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Even asmongold is reporting on it π€£
and it seems like current way of doing science is at the plateau
not in the sense of "there's nothing more to discover" (like some people thought around 1900s...)
but in the sense that phase 2 ended in early 1900s when quantum phisics got it's kick
and linear phase ended in 1970s
Nah, just that the people who could explore the unknown are not really allowed to by current structure and financing in academia.
Where your worth is purely in writing papers with positive results (no matter how uninteresting or worthless) and playing office politics.
And negative results aren't even published.
And the amount of that research funding that is just going to running overbloated bureaucracy instead of actual research had gone to insane levels.
which is "current way of doing science" π
But that never had that curve in it.
well, actually, depends on how we measure performance
Also, profitability being a major factor for deciding what type of research actually gets funded
because originially I assigned it to the level of tech / understanding of real world
Who cares about that shit, money goes in, money has to come out, easy as that
We know more about space than we know about our oceans or the human brain
Fuck, we don't even know why most medication works the way it does
which has been driven by consumerism for about 100 years now
so it was inevitable without change of the context - how it is funded, what is funded, what gets published and what is implemented/spread
Why does Methylphenidate work for ADHD treatment? No clue
How does Paracetamol numb pain? Nobody knows
We know THAT it works, but not how or why
Nah, before the same fake "Economist" caused changes, lot of big companies used lot of money in R&D departments, large parts of which just did basic research without any real focus.
Just in case something would pop up that could then be monetized with more targeted additional work.
there's definitely a curbe in sense that before 1800s science was a leisure of welthy bored people
But either you look at the whole, where there is the curve and the stagnation is from the current methods.
Or you look just the time with the current methods, which have been stagnant the whole time basically.
AT&T Labs, Xerox PARC/Labs etc.
Which got killed later when corporate taxes in US were dropped and that "Shareholder short term value" took hold.
Both from the same few "Economists"
Then the transformations of US universities etc. since the same time.
Bleeding over to rest of the world over time.
We shouldn't have gone to shareholder economics anyway and need to pivot to stakeholder economics
why do I start conversations when sugar rush starts kick in and then it gets to the sleepy phase and I simply can't think?
That was basically in effect, but the point was to get rich richer fast, with politics masquerading as economics.
Before that shit got spewed with big money all over the world.
Crushing all the previous other stakeholders (employees, business partners, long term company health, etc.) below the short term returns for shareholders.
Customers...
For real tho, when has "scam your customers" become a viable business model?
ADHD
Which was just one of the legs before Friedman & Co. pushed their veiled "get rich more money" stuff into mainstream.
someone once said a nice thing, something along the lines that consumerism doesn't expand - it eats itself.
when economy is optimized to raising value by exclusivity, faking value (marketing)...
more jobs with little actual value get created (bureaucracy, and marketing-induced service),
science progress can be bought (paid research papers, patents)
it gets to a limit
aren't there enough smart people to optimize economy that would put human rights first?
The people with money and/or power don't see that as a good thing, compared to current way.
sad they don't realize how bad question of climate is
IIRC several of the large oil companies etc. have known since 70s/80s and chose to intentionally bury everything they could to not affect short term.
YT rn: suggests video about BlackRock
me: spots Visa logo there
remembers that my bank's app prompts me to re-issue my card with Visa
because the one from Mastercard, that is valid for 3 more years, ended cashback
considering everything what's going on with banks in my country, I am deeply annoyed
There are - but the issue is, they're not in charge.
And the people that are in charge don't have any incentive to change anything - other than the good of their heart (or thinking further than themselves)
which is contradictory to "competition" in a world where parasitic behaviors can look viable
and advantages it short term and relatively
the goal becomes shutting down others business
instead of improving yours
(patents are a joke)
"oh but people are mean"
only because you made it the only survival way for everyone little fuckers
Patents offer some validity in the sense that you as the inventor should be able to control who makes what amount of money with it - but only when the invention was made by a neutral scientist, has a net-positive effect and the control is applied to reduce exploitation of the people it helps
Example:
Insulin production. Dude made the patent free to access cuz he said it's too important to restrict access to it.
Fast forward a bit, insulin is one of the most profitable drugs in the US healthcare system because companies just artificially inflate prices with no control against it
That original stuff is still cheap, but it has major downsides compared to newer versions.
And isn't safe to use to all those at all who can use the new synthetic versions.
Or whoever invented the three-point seatbelt (was it Volvo? not sure) also made that patent available to all automakers.
They sacrificed company profit ("our cars are much safer than our competitors, buy here") for public benefit - tho idk if it was voluntary or through government intervention
intellectual property must stay personal and un fungible
and should not grant control over the world or competition
but simply grant you credit and money back
(one never must be able to forbid someone else to do good stuff only because he was first to do something similar)
Ok, aren't there enough smart people to show that those in power aren't self sustainable? I mean, if they were, would they even care about others?
I should always be able to forbid someone else to use my invention for evil - but if I define evil as "hurts my money printer" then I become the evil douche
you should never
you gave it to people
you are no god on earth
and for evil purposes these ones don't care about laws
Article 14 Section 2 of the German constitution:
Property entails obligations. Its use shall also serve the public good.
Huh, there were lots of cases when similar discoveries were made independably in a narrow timespan.
Is it fair to remember only one of them?.not really, all done the work
that's what I'm pointing out basically
Thing is: this is happening.
But the people in power also hold some control over what the public does and doesn't see.
laws are still written virtually by 3 disconnected arrogant fuckers mostly
And traditionally either the stuff wasn't patentable at all (theoretical stuff).
Or was different enough in actual implementation to be separately patented (actual implementation level patent).
But then patent stuff has been eroded to be more about ideas and not implementations.
Just look at who owns the most popular media outlets
And their friends and connections
Here's an example
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibiza_affair
The Ibiza affair (German: Ibiza-AffΓ€re), also known as Ibiza-gate, was a political scandal in Austria involving Heinz-Christian Strache, the former vice chancellor of Austria and leader of the Freedom Party (FPΓ), as well as Johann Gudenus, formerly a deputy leader of the Freedom Party.
The scandal was triggered on 17 May 2019 by the publication...
i hope that doesnt effect the EU
Nad this happens without "enemy" label?
Huh, so much for "freedom" in Europe
It will, after all, we're exporting a lot to the US
Media ownership has been consolidating all over the world unfortunately.
I'm trying to stay away from judging good versus bad
And I try to put a reference without being political
Recently heard a bit about Kirienko and Diveyevo order
These people are not joking
I meant that "oh and imagine what happens when it's not just political ,but there's also narrative of the enemy"
And yes, it's all connected to tech, because affects science
btw can't you see how there is a trend in last media things for plot trying to shortcut "fighting against a inefficient system to change it" into "it's terrorism"
Huh?
Un has somewhat clear definition of terrorism
Don't how protesting system can slide into act of terror (frightening, hurting)
like if you associate multiple people to fight against bad systemic trend
and that systemic trend send you military because you don't agree on this or that
and you defend yourself
"you are starting war"
Which almost no large media empire cares about.
some media do the shortcut more and more
actually going straight against post war2 messages
Oh that's like the trap that's used in female bullying
Aka when you stand for yourself they retaliate with hyperbola
(I hope i don't mess every term used here)
Hm, you were saying?
(This is Germany's most read newspaper btw)
"news"paper
It's a bullshit magazine
But that is why it is so large.
Also, haha, if i think of this more...
Isn't that how censorship works?
They block access to everything what makes them look back
And when people ask "wtf" they reply with "are tou plotting with enemy to spread misinfo?"
Yup, easy to digest and "hooks" people (polarizes them)
"I'm not at all going to hurt you"
(start to hurt you)
you start to fight back
"see that's why we have to hurt you, all you are doing is trying to fight us anyway"
The idea that there only 2 dominant opinions, and only 1 is valid, while the holder of other must be forcefully neutralised (argued with, disabled, shut down, etc) is extremely dangerous
And should be equaled to terrorism .
Because psychological effects in mass are the same. Lots of stress and unrest. Not even talking that it's easy to control
People forgot that "who's first" actually does matters
and there can be multiple first at plays in each directions
Stupid people: "I want genocide"
Smart people: "I want zero genocide!"
Enlightened centrist: "how about we compromise and do a little genocide?"
Smart people: "WTF?! NO!!!"
Enlightened centrist: "see? That's why nobody wants to debate with you, you're not open to compromises."
any ideology is bad in the end
which extends to any active political group
actual politics are and should stay personal / individual
Zero ideology is also bad tho
And the point of politics is to make generalized decisions - however, that should happen bottom-up, not top-down
Time to remember about "wise crowd"
Faith inherently comes with ideology
it does not
I'm not saying religion
you have to develop your own
from real and ground
Stupid: "I'm your leader, here's how you have to live"
Smart: people gather in a community and decide within said community. Bigger issues get passed up one level to be discussed with other communities, etc
not from speechs
And the Talos Principle 2 tackles somewhat similar idea by asking question "should robotic society limit it's growth or embrace new tech"
Then either your faith is worthless because it gives you nothing or you have a very narrow sense of ideology
For me, even a simple moral compass is an ideology
ideology is movement of ideas in a group
it's when people talk about their thought as more important than actual fact they observed
Ok this convo is ever more alligned with TTP2's thopics.
Fuck it nails moral compass question
it's not sharing of any actual knowledge
From Wikipedia:
An ideology is a set of beliefs or philosophies attributed to a person or group of persons [...].
You're using the misused version of ideology
That's not what that means
I'm not
how do these believes spread
An ideology is simply a system of beliefs
believing is toxic in the first place
A moral compass is an ideology
No, believing is what you do when you don't have sufficient knowledge
you should build your trust in things instead of loosing yourself in any believes
Or when information needs interpretation to become knowledge
There is no scientific approach to deciding what is or isn't morally right
You're using a bad faith interpretation of the concept of belief and ideology
And yeah, if you limit that term to the bad stuff, then any ideology is bad
But that's simply not how the world works
if you don't have sufficient knowledge you get try a good bet rooted in past experiences
it's still not to blindly trust
you still seek more actual information
when believing you are shortcircuiting you disregard these new informations
As soon as you're trying to answer a question of morality, it becomes a matter of ideology
it's not lmao
it's just people have lost ground from teached ideology
a farmers knows what's good or bad for the lives of their fields from experience mostly
not from sayings, relatives thoughts or writings
writing can be gold guides on personal experience , but will never be more than that
Past experiences are a part of knowledge, just individual knowledge and not public knowledge.
They can however affect your belief system - being a war survivor can make you a pacifist.
And again, that's a bullshit definition of belief.
When believing, you are merely making a guess based on non-tangible concepts.
believing is not just making a guess
otherwise that's called a guess
or thought or idea
Writing is merely a form of documentation. How you let an ink-stained piece of paper affect you is a matter of belief
