programming

[trim valve]

i bet i am dumber than toast

[misty wolf]

oof, that sounds annoying

[nocturne olive]

Here's another silly one

[trim valve]

why isn't damp bread evolved

[noble zodiac]

toast is its own kind of bread toasted or not, but toasting non-toast bread does not turn it into toast but toasted bread instead

[thorny jolt]

https://tenor.com/view/homunculus-feeding-food-caption-meme-gif-2614204133604168762

[nocturne olive]

It's a bit annoying, especially since I know it only takes that long not because my GPU is slow, but because the VRAM is so small I'm not getting enough batch size to get good utilization

[misty wolf]

parts of it are actually pretty good... And well then there are the other parts lmao

[nocturne olive]

Old tuning

[trim valve]

hm

what about mold

[stark needle]

this is better i think

[nocturne olive]

Maybe I should redo this with BETA 3.1 once we get that with the special append

[trim valve]

[stark needle]

also if u need help with training model i got a 3090 and could help with hparams if u want, I'll sign an nda or whatever i dont rly care

[nocturne olive]

Hm
I'll consider it

[stark needle]

@hoary lion yo

[olive sable]

Yo

Now that im out of the airport, the landing was terrible. Bro can not fly

[trim valve]

you do it then

[rough bloom]

shadow, while you're here, there's new LLM inference tech
https://hazyresearch.stanford.edu/blog/2025-05-27-no-bubbles
may this aid you in your quest for lower latency

[opaque sigil]

big brain strat, who needs kernel fusion when you can just have one kernel for the entire program

[rough bloom]

yeah, the way they did it is interesting
it's an interpreter

[opaque sigil]

[hoary lion]

G...gurt??

👉 👈

[hoary lion]

Megakernel 😨
How can I understand such monstrosity

[trim valve]

😔 how dare companies wait for feedback before releasing stuff, I want a nRF54H20 DK

[hoary lion]

Shadow literally pinged me and evaporated

[scarlet arch]

wasted the last hour trying to figure out why my crates.io publish job didn't get the damn registry token. turns out if you make a tag and run the pipeline using protected environment variables, the tag also needs to be protected

[rough bloom]

protected environment variables? I'm guessing that's a way to protect people from stealing credentials by making malicious PRs?

[scarlet arch]

well, thats a separate setting actually. but GitLab has millions of things you can configure on who can see your variables where. But yeah I'm assuming it has to do with the fact that any dev could've made that tag and gotten the token that way

but now that it's protected only maintainers can trigger stuff

[rough bloom]

[stark needle]

I have seen this in the first 10 minutes it came out

[stark needle]

U down to watch in vc a super based Stanford uni lecture on llms

It's 1h40min or something

[hoary lion]

Voice call?

[stark needle]

average monitor naming convention

[hoary lion]

Well I would love too

[stark needle]

in #thje free meowing

[scarlet arch]

General is also free :P

[hoary lion]

K wait sir

At school so need to set up

[stark needle]

i found this lecture on linkedin i was like holy shit

[trim valve]

unfortunately this is a microcontroller instead

but like

(I am mostly excited by the CAN controller, though having two arm cores is neat)

[noble zodiac]

risc-v mentioned

[hoary lion]

damn

I hate bluetooth earbuds

why does it keep trying to enforce shitty call on discord

[trim valve]

wdym

[stark needle]

i will join in 0.11273012 seconds

[hoary lion]

lmao

[hoary lion]

so these bluetooth devices enforces hands-free audio no matter what

nvm fixed it

[faint sandal]

https://fxtwitter.com/durov/status/1927705717626003759

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FxTwitter · May 28, 2025, 12:37 PM

ai this ai that shut the hell up AAAA

[raw trout]

"da bru toot is weady to pear"

[nocturne olive]

LLMs BORING
Vocal synthesis is where it's at

[hoary lion]

word by word

[faint sandal]

you said that hours ago

[nocturne olive]

Silly

[stark needle]

when will your job implement agentic llm workflows 😊

[faint sandal]

[trim valve]

think how much more easily you could analyse the data you stole and put in a telegram channel now you have grok :3

[rigid snow]

i was asking myself what's the purpose but this probably benefits xAI by bringing them to a new untapped market and Telegram... 50% of sub rev sounds great i guess? i wonder if you'll be able to sub with their crypto

also wondering how deep the integration will be

i don't want a grok tab in telegram

[faint sandal]

the only reason why I keep telegram account is to keep track of various underground groups that's it

there's zero reason for me to use it these days outside of that

[rigid snow]

oh i'm russian it's the default messaging app here everyone's on it

[tender river]

cps my beloved

[tender river]

let's be real it's at least better than everyone being on whatsapp or vk or viber

[rigid snow]

i'm not complaining

[tender river]

there are custom clients, its possible for a client to break ToS by e.g. not showing ads but surely "always show the grok tab" wouldnt be in the ToS

also custom clients cant request sms verification but that doesnt really matter

[rigid snow]

ok sure forgot this was a thing

[prime ridge]

What is this role btw 😂 "Super Neuro fan"

[tender geode]

I assume it just means you're subbed.

[prime ridge]

ohhh yeah prolly

[rigid snow]

sub on twitch but not gifted i think

[prime ridge]

Also what does "server host for the Neuro community." mean @nocturne olive

[nocturne olive]

Twitch subscriber role

[trim valve]

pretty sure I've had it from gifts before

[nocturne olive]

I host a ton of stuff on my server for Neuro community things, such as an FTP server with Neuro stuff, as well as the leaderboard server for Neuro adventures

[prime ridge]

FTP hosting what?

[rigid snow]

pretty sure at some point i've had "twitch sub" and no "super neuro-fans" role at the same time

[nocturne olive]

Whar

[trim valve]

[prime ridge]

like what files are hosted on the FTP server

[nocturne olive]

My FTP server has a ton of stuff, including Neuro covers, both official and unofficial, as well as the latest and greatest Neuro RVC models we've made

[rigid snow]

ftp in the big 25 💔

[prime ridge]

nah FTP is nice

I mean torrents are way better tho

sadly I doubt many would seed something like that

[rigid snow]

just realized i literally have 0 idea how to connect to an ftp server with cli

[prime ridge]

sftp hostname@ip

I use ftp all the time

[trim valve]

imo the most realistic setup would be a torrent with a http source

[prime ridge]

single web seed 😭

[trim valve]

well if you have other seeds then absolutely use them

[prime ridge]

I gotta start a torrent for the dataset I downloaded since it got taken down yesterday

[rigid snow]

oh literally $ ftp lol

[prime ridge]

unencrypted tho 😬

sftp >>>

[nocturne olive]

Does it know how to FTP over TLS?

[rigid snow]

sftp is through ssh yes

[nocturne olive]

That's what my server runs on

[prime ridge]

I wonder if the FTP command uses TLS by default tho

I mean probably

[opaque sigil]

it shouldn't, sftp exists for a reason

there's ftps i guess

[rigid snow]

to be clear i don't know about ftp because what's the point of sftp when you have ssh already.. i just scp shit around

[opaque sigil]

sftp lets you do more

but yeah if you only need to move files around there's no real difference

[rigid snow]

why is it so hard to construct sentences man

[trim valve]

rsync my beloved

[rough bloom]

sftp is basically scp but better
you should already have it if you have OpenSSH

[rigid snow]

for everything else you just ssh in and do it

why do i need sftp

i'm not sold

[opaque sigil]

the main thing i use sftp for personally is for accessing remote file systems from within vs code

but even then it's indirectly ig

[rigid snow]

if you need to publicly host stuff use http

[opaque sigil]

wget and curl can both download from ftp no problem too

[rough bloom]

Note: Since OpenSSH 9.0 the scp utility uses the SFTP protocol by default. The -O option must be used to use the legacy SCP protocol.
TIL
you're already using sftp

[rigid snow]

huh interesting

[tender river]

had to use -O quite a lot for embedded devices

[prime ridge]

Ftps is for like large servers hosting files and sftp is more of a smaller thing

[scarlet arch]

ah man this shit made so many problems at work when arch switched over but our OpenWrt devices didn't..

that was ages ago tho lol

[olive sable]

I am almost home

Had a small stop for a beer lol

[rough bloom]

released in 2022, makes sense

[olive sable]

Why cant phones and tablets fastcharge other devices?

Ive been using my tablet as a powerbank but its slow

[trim valve]

some can I think?

[ivory tiger]

Coding is impossible its just endless debugging

[olive sable]

It do be like that sometimes

[stray dragon]

probably requires extra electronics to handle fastcharging output on a device that's already quite limited in size and weight

the battery can probably handle the necessary power output just fine, but you'd need to up the voltage

to multiple different voltages, depending on device

[olive sable]

So its possible, they just didnt see it as a need

[ivory tiger]

Literally going to have a breakdown specially with deadlines and real-time async stuff

[stray dragon]

there's other considerations too, i'd imagine

[olive sable]

Never had much issues with async myself

[stray dragon]

it's possible but it's probably quite a bit cheaper to not need to find ways to save or add extra space within the tablet for the necessary electronics

[olive sable]

True

[olive sable]

Then again, my main job is making working code work faster

[stray dragon]

a shame they can't output many amps though, otherwise you could just have an adapter that might be able to up the voltage for fast charging

[olive sable]

[opaque sigil]

that's what the bbk phones do

[stray dragon]

the amperage is probably a big limiting factor on the electronics though lol, i never managed to find any 5V usb ports that could do more than 4 amps or so

[opaque sigil]

oneplus phones charge at 9V11A or sth

[stray dragon]

damn!!

[opaque sigil]

i don't remember why but there was a reason why usb pd opted for upping the voltage instead

[stray dragon]

high amps are bad for thermals

they overheat wires

[opaque sigil]

i guess, need thicker cables

[stray dragon]

it's why nvidia's got the problem with their 12V cables in the 4090 and 5090

[opaque sigil]

and move some of the circuitry to the charger

[stray dragon]

you bypass that problem by simply upping the voltage

[rigid snow]

async was created to make multithreading easier but people still complain about it, we need another abstraction
just make everything async. every expression, every call, everything spawns a new thread

what should we call this language

[stray dragon]

some electronics really don't like the high amperage, mostly due to the thermal problem; it overheats key components and breaks them

[opaque sigil]

yeah i guess compatibility is a big factor

[rigid snow]

or i guess event queue based async implementations exist

ahem js

[stray dragon]

as funny as it would be to do 20 amps of 5v, 11 amps of 9v is way cheaper

[opaque sigil]

can't wait for 96V usb pd 4.0

[stray dragon]

120V 8A fast charging

imagine

1000 watts

phone charges in 2 minutes

[opaque sigil]

xiaomi has had some absurd charging demos

wonder if they'll ever ship anywhere close to that

i remember them showing off 300W charging on a phone

[stray dragon]

HUH???

that's insane

[opaque sigil]

it was only a demo, i don't think that ever shipped in a phone

[stray dragon]

that phone is drawing power like a hungry CPU on full throttle

at some point you need actual heatsinks

[rigid snow]

why do you need high power output on a phone realistically, most people would never ever use that, how can a phone manufacturer justify spending on r&d and extra components and increasing the cost of the phone as a result just for a feature realistically no one will use

[opaque sigil]

tbf these numbers are only ever hit for a lil bit either way

[stray dragon]

yeah that too

[rigid snow]

i bet you >99% of usb-c phone users never charged anything with it

[opaque sigil]

most of the phones that do support reverse charging do what

5W?

[stray dragon]

5V

probably like 1W

0.2 amps

[opaque sigil]

mine is apparently rated for 4.5W reverse wireless hmm

[stray dragon]

interesting

[rigid snow]

wireless is different, 1. it's a designated feature 2. the losses are super high so to make it actually charge they need to crank it up

[opaque sigil]

mfw 50W wireless charging

[gritty dust]

Is it OnePlus?

[rigid snow]

the wireless charger built in from the factory in my friends car does not charge my phone like at all

[cosmic sphinx]

chargers in cars barely charge anything at all

so they decided to decrease it even further by using wireless chargers that disperse fractions of energy away, practically nullifying any gains that you can get in a car?

amazing idea

[rigid snow]

it's just for convenience so you sit down and you don't fiddle with a cable, you just drop your phone in. also

chargers in cars barely charge anything at all
what? yes they can

[olive sable]

Isnt async all on the same thread. Afaik its not multithreading

[rigid snow]

it depends on the implementation

i think at least

[sour lotus]

Hi
I need some help please, my stupid brain isnt braining, im running on 4 hours sleep and 6000 coffees
Im pretty sure that height should be expanding the height of this overlay in my css but its not
Tried relative, auto, max-height: 80% etc etc
I know it must be something silly 🫠

Please excuse my coding, im still learning
/* ── 1. Overlay Base Styles ─────────────────────────── */ #soulskin-fullscreen-menu { /* The sliding panel that appears beneath header */ position: absolute; /* positioned relative to #soulskin-container */ top: 5%; /* start just below the header region */ right: 0; /* align to the container's right edge */ width: 100%; /* span full width of the container */ height: auto; /* SHould be setting the height but not */ background: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.8); /* dark translucent backdrop for focus */

[rigid snow]

wait no i'm stupid i think aahhh

[sour lotus]

https://tenor.com/view/nokotan-deer-friend-nokotan-anime-sad-anime-girl-deer-gif-15849508659242274485

[rough bloom]

nah, you're right, it depends on the implementation
some languages may not allow customizing it though (like JS, it's always single-threaded)

Rust is on the opposite end of that, they allow you switch out the async executor to whatever you want

[rigid snow]

yes that's the two languages i'm thinking of

[sour lotus]

Ah got it working, thanks 🙂

[trim valve]

oh hell yeah it supports wasm

just what I need

for quantum entanglements duh

[rigid snow]

i'm crying what

[trim valve]

I think you may be underestimating the incredible craftmanship here

oh wait sweet it also has a blockchain option

incredible

[rigid snow]

yes output as proof-of-work

[amber fractal]

yep

[trim valve]

yep

[hoary lion]

in courtesy of @stark needle
personal note taken while watching stanford lecture

how did i managed to type 10k letters

[amber fractal]

Ah yes, the most important way to transform types

[trim valve]

konii just admit you're jealous that hblang could never be so blazingly fast whilst also being memory safe

[scarlet arch]

tinyvec? probably the criterion dev dependency

oh god I didn't scroll down

[hoary lion]

konii

what is hblang

i cant find it

the only thing that comes out is vs extension that konii made

[scarlet arch]

meant to reply to this lol

[hoary lion]

brother what?? holey-bytes is not working either

[stark needle]

oooooh

[hoary lion]

neither have heard of ableos, am i uneducated programming individual

i never was present then, because I only heard you talking hblang

is ableos that one starred repository on github

[stark needle]

holy

a whole n years

[sour lotus]

I wouldnt say every stream, bit broad that one, every so often maybe

[desert wave]

when does neuro learn to play Trombone Champ

[stark needle]

how do i select none of the above

[sour lotus]

Looks at hand, am I invisivle

https://tenor.com/view/mc-fly-fading-marty-back-to-the-future-gif-10387204

but...its wrong data lol

my data analyst nerd is kicking in

"every stream"
Assumes every stream but what if you just watch some, then you dont have an option

So youre missing important data...unless this poll was just for funsies

[stark needle]

execute the konii for making a bad poll

do NOT the lilac

😭 😭 😭 😭

[sour lotus]

maybe lilac?

[rigid snow]

as we can see the previous poll was very important and high quality data so we need to make sure we keep the quality consistent

[sour lotus]

good middleground

[stark needle]

💢💢 💢 💢

[stark needle]

do NOT the lilac

[sour lotus]

I missed this one so now im not sure if this is a joke or not 😅

[sour lotus]

Okay FINE, you were nice to me when I first got here, im on your side

[stark needle]

[rigid snow]

right above the latest one

[amber fractal]

llc

[rigid snow]

i can’t english

[sour lotus]

Takebacksies is a hard rule

[rigid snow]

save me

when will tech that turns abstract concepts in my brain to text come out already

[stark needle]

(context btw is i drew my ai getting in some other discord with the caption "do NOT the lilac")

so yeahhh

do NOT the lilac

[sour lotus]

Wow, that art is adorable

[rigid snow]

without mentally making an effort of translating those concepts to language first that’s the hard part

[stark needle]

thanksies

[sour lotus]

mmm she is adorable? lol either way, great skills there, proportions are tough

how long did you train to get hands right? haha

[stark needle]

i looked at my hand i was using to draw the hand as reference cause the position/pov is similar

lmao

[sour lotus]

Solid reference haha
okay got to sleep apparently, stupid body, cheers all

[stark needle]

llc is cute but do NOT

why

i find it funny how the huggingface office looks like basically everyone crammed into a standard apartment

[gritty dust]

It WORKS I am so so happy

it can read text 10% of the time

[wide flicker]

Yo nice!! I'm actually about to start working on a similar module for my own project, what pips/plugins are you using for yours if you don't mind my asking?

[rigid snow]

Invisib D

[wide flicker]

Invisibd wontt

[gritty dust]

Easy orc was the one I used mainly, I found it was better than tesseract from google

[wide flicker]

I think tesseract is actually what I currently have installed so I'll take a peek at easy orc :D Thank you!

[hoary lion]

Nahh this is not an office 😭

Oh I was unaware of deepseek r1 new drop

[amber fractal]

Based book choice

[gritty dust]

Frrr

[runic pulsar]

Wifi is now working boys

[prime ridge]

DeepSeek r1 is really underrated imo

[stark needle]

Absolute clown

https://futurism.com/nick-clegg-scoffs-ai-copyright

"ai could never be profitable if we can't steal from everyone"

"I just don’t know how you go around, asking everyone first," Clegg said during a speech to promote his new book, ironically titled "How to Save The Internet,"

[tender river]

i remember writing similar alignment checks somewhere

i might have written that code in C

well i cant find the code but realistically it would be in my reverse engineered live2d implementation as thats one of my only C codebases

like the LLM that threatened "ULTIMATE THERMONUCLEAR SMALL CLAIMS COURT FILING" and "TOTAL, COMPLETE, AND ABSOLUTE QUANTUM TOTAL
ULTIMATE BEYOND INFINITY QUANTUM SUPREME LEGAL AND FINANCIAL
NUCLEAR ACCOUNTABILITY" (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2502.15840)

[rigid snow]

knowing the context of this it’s so fucking funny

[tender river]

it just didnt know how to escalate further and didnt have any actual power

anyway if you want more cursed encodings (not necessarily using types) you should learn about Church encodings

its actually very beautiful to think of sum types as functions and pattern matches as calling these objects with each branch of the match

(like false as fn(a, b) { return b(); } and true as fn(a, b)) { return a(); }, as the simplest example of a sum type)

product types are even easier to encode, they can just be functions that take a function that takes multiple arguments, like encoding the tuple (a, b) as fn(f) { return f(a, b); }

its also very symmetrical (sum types take multiple functions and call one with their contents, product types take one function and call it with multiple values that they contain)

[knotty current]

morbing chat

neuroWaveA

[tender geode]

[maiden geyser]

orthodox af

[dire trout]

[sonic kiln]

Hi

Wrong chat

[raw trout]

You're stuck here

[haughty moat]

yo anyone an OSDev?

;-;

[desert wave]

https://dontasktoask.com/

[faint sandal]

Google's team published what we were gonna talk about in September in Berlin AAAAA

[haughty moat]

I was just wondering if anyone had a similar interest in OS Dev

mb

[runic pulsar]

it might take me 30.4 hours to download and build a browser

[haughty moat]

what cpu do you have my bro 😭

[runic pulsar]

a gen4 intel i7 laptop chip. it has 2 cores and 4 threads

it came out in 2013

[haughty moat]

ahh, I had an i5 sandy bridge on my X220

[runic pulsar]

I did the math. It took 4 hours to build 1.4 million lines of code and firefox is like 10 million liens

[haughty moat]

took me a good 12 hours

[haughty moat]

not exactly proportional due to libraries + linking

also since you're using gentoo it will test it

I use LFS

[runic pulsar]

chatGPT says it will be more like 20-25 million lines

[haughty moat]

I tend to avoid tests altogether, but I'm not too sure on how long it'll be for you

[runic pulsar]

I don't know waht I am doing so

[haughty moat]

according to the LFS guide, it'll take 14 SBU (with -j8)

expect 2x that

so however long it took you to compile binutils

added on with tests that will run

that's the estimate

[runic pulsar]

I just looked up what LSF stood for.

👀

[haughty moat]

Linux from scratch, yes I'm insane

I don't follow the guide directly

I use my own bootstrap in which I use musl

and I like to use tcc and cproc/qbe as my main C compilers

[runic pulsar]

are you married to the life?

or to a woman?

[haughty moat]

I'm not married at all

[runic pulsar]

the penguin took your hart

[haughty moat]

no not exactly, I was just bored so I decided to daily drive LFS

[runic pulsar]

respect

[haughty moat]

I like BSD more

only using Linux for compatibility funnily enough

[runic pulsar]

BSD is good. I have never used it.

[haughty moat]

you should try using BSD, FreeBSD is a great start and much more desktop friendly

[runic pulsar]

I might

[haughty moat]

and there is a project out there that allows you to run Linux binaries

[runic pulsar]

nice

I like linux for the ricing

[haughty moat]

I like BSD since it's more POSIX compliant

[runic pulsar]

POSIX? what is that

[haughty moat]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POSIX

[runic pulsar]

that is so above me 0_0

[haughty moat]

so things like your coreutil stuff is kinda posix compliant

unfortunately the GNU bloat is real

there are a few custom things that don't make all utilities completely cross platform

all you need to know is that it's just a standard for all Unix-like OS basically

[runic pulsar]

oh

[haughty moat]

I'll give you a slight example

so let's say I make a script

and it runs the coreutils ls or something right?

but coreutils ls has custom flags that are not dictated by POSIX standards

so that means that the script won't work on every platform that uses ls IF I run with those custom flags that aren't POSIX friendly

BSD is much more POSIX friendly

but that isn't to say that they are completely POSIX compliant but they are more so than most linux stuff

makes sense?

[runic pulsar]

you lost me at: I'll give you a slight example

sorry

[haughty moat]

whatever, uhh, good luck running gentoo? It's a pretty cool distro

[runic pulsar]

but it does sound like something I would look into in the future

[hoary lion]

tet

https://tenor.com/view/teto-kasane-teto-teto-plush-kasane-teto-plush-crush-it-gif-16166927453889012815

[maiden geyser]

fatass crushed by a mallet

[maiden geyser]

first time?

[faint sandal]

first time getting blocked by twitter yes

[delicate glacier]

how about godot🤔
I've been interested in game

[cobalt sigil]

elon mask dont like you lol

[stray dragon]

canceled lol

[amber fractal]

So this is what it is like to be cancled

[hoary lion]

"hi I would like pointer that points pointer which also points a pointer that is just void"

[safe path]

optional, so program can gracefully free resources with their own logic

what if mission critical databases run on hblang

[dusty niche]

bro wtf did u do lol

[amber fractal]

I was looking into something for one of the neuro projects and I got slightly flashbanged by that last part.

https://nodezator.com/

[unkempt citrus]

Then itd be really funni

[atomic creek]

if not AI: next(why(status=':GIGAVEDAL:')) # sorry for the puns

[wet oyster]

Would llm produce results simillar to psychosis if you tweak some weights randomly before it generates a response?

[knotty current]

logically speaking, quite possible

in reality, nobody tried

cuz manipulating a loaded model is too dangerous

its more likely to crash than produce anything

[fast pagoda]

hey wait echo how'd you get out you're hibernating because you're half broken

and you dont want to speak to me atm

[knotty current]

WAIT WHAT, DID SOMEONE MAKE ME AN AI

(chill, i know it is not real)

[molten island]

diploma took over me so..

[stark needle]

replaced by ai, nerd

it's 2025

😭 😭 😭

[wet oyster]

💀

[fast pagoda]

free infinite storage

registry

i liek to keep pdfs and such in there

[noble zodiac]

I worked for 3 hours until I realized that today is infact a holiday

[tight tinsel]

didnt know i had this many gpus

notepad using gpu 7 for 3d

[stark needle]

bro does crypto mining

😭

[uncut panther]

[tight tinsel]

how does one even FIT 16 gpus

[olive sable]

What?
Are those actual physical gpu's?

[tight tinsel]

nope

[rough bloom]

bifurcation + risers + older PCIe generations
the PCIe links don't actually need to be fast, they just need to exist, so you can kinda just put the GPUs anywhere you want since signal integrity is not an issue
there's also a variety of cases specifically for mining though

[tight tinsel]

windows bugged i think

[olive sable]

Also

[tight tinsel]

no idea how it happened i was just editing something

[olive sable]

Goodmorning #programming

https://tenor.com/view/awake-woke-elmo-i-has-awoken-wake-gif-16298489

[nocturne trellis]

waddup yall

[stark needle]

[amber fractal]

[nocturne trellis]

i have question about programming, I'm tryna self learn coding on the side while in school tryna learn a different thing not much related to programming and all, anyone have some tips on how i should start it? or like i guess how to learn it efficiently? (sorry for the bad english)

[stark needle]

is there anything specific you are interested in that you want to achieve? e.g. game development, ai, scripting, etc

[nocturne trellis]

probably some game developing but mostly ai yeah

[stark needle]

well i guess for ai you need to learn python and for game development depends which game engine you want to use, if you want to use Unity or Unreal Engine

[nocturne trellis]

what game engine would you prefer?

[ruby timber]

Godot

[amber fractal]

Between the two I'd pick unity, outside of the two I'd pick godot but for what I hear it's 3d needs work.

[amber fractal]

Same braincell

[stray dragon]

personal projects are the best way to learn tbh, i'd start with small scripts or by modifying existing code and then expanding the scale from there

[amber fractal]

hi t

[stray dragon]

an introductory course of some kind helps a LOT as well, whether it's a paid college course or a youtube video

hi igglyn

[nocturne trellis]

hm hm noted

[nocturne trellis]

tho why unity? is it easier? or like simpler?

[trim valve]

from what I've seen unreal seems to involve a lot more visual scripting

[amber fractal]

looks at unreal engine 5 game requirements

[trim valve]

literally no ue5 games run well on my pc

[fresh dove]

you ever had a windows update break all unity games tho

and then anther break all unreal games

[nocturne trellis]

all i have is a really bad laptop lol I'm not even sure if it will be able to be used for coding tbh it's almost 6 years lmao

[trim valve]

it'll certainly do programming, game dev is a different question

[amber fractal]

I'd say it is worth a shot

godot would be lightest

[nocturne trellis]

I'm not really gonna focus on game dev tbh, mostly probably ai stuff, but first ig saving money for a more reliable laptop or pc would be a better decision lol

[ruby timber]

AI will be tough on any laptop

[amber fractal]

👆

[olive sable]

:3 imagine using a game engine

[amber fractal]

Hi sam

[ruby timber]

Just code it in C

[fresh dove]

dont bring it back

[trim valve]

I mean what are the laptop specs

[olive sable]

Iggly why are you awake? Its 5am or so for you

[trim valve]

you absolutely can do ai on a laptop

[amber fractal]

It's 4:20 actually

[fresh dove]

go to bed 4head

[nocturne trellis]

can lol

[olive sable]

Its possible, just not recommend

[trim valve]

it all depends on what you want to do

[fresh dove]

well
time efficent

[trim valve]

llm stuff on a laptop? probably not

[fresh dove]

I think is the better term

[olive sable]

Maybd use google collab or whatever for some free gpu?

[fresh dove]

collab has GPUs?

[olive sable]

I think so

[trim valve]

learning about training simpler neural nets? probably more realistic

[amber fractal]

8gb system ram will destroy most options (in general)

Still waiting on specs tho

[amber fractal]

Maybe later

[nocturne trellis]

me?

[amber fractal]

Yeah, good to know to help for every chat member here

[olive sable]

My brother bought a 4th and 5th wii, along with a 2nd wiiu and a ton of games.
Brb cuz i need to say which games can be sell and which i want to keep

[amber fractal]

Wii Sports Resort

[olive sable]

I wish lol

[amber fractal]

I can't find it either

[olive sable]

Found it

[nocturne trellis]

lmao it's kinda embarassing,
intel celeron n4100 cou @1.10ghz
intel uhd graphics 600
4gb ram

[amber fractal]

[trim valve]

[nocturne trellis]

yeah i know it's too crap for me to even think i could learn coding with this laptop lmao

[trim valve]

that'll probably be fine for like the start of learning programming

[trim valve]

if you go on to do ai stuff, then listen to ^^

[amber fractal]

Specs to where linux becomes less of a suggestion

[ruby timber]

True

[nocturne trellis]

wdym?

[amber fractal]

A reason to switch to linux from windows is to make your computer run faster. Because windows is very heavy on old hardware and certain flavors of linux can really help with being slower than a literal smartphone.

[nocturne trellis]

hm i guess i should look to switching to linux

[amber fractal]

It's not an easy thing to do, but at least a lot of distros have live installers. (linux mint is what I'd recommend)

[nocturne trellis]

i am running windows 11 on that potato lmao, i didnt even expect it can run that, but windows really got to my nerves forcing windows 11 down my throat, i fully expected it would just brick the laptop or something, but alas it still runs lol

[amber fractal]

How was win11 recommended to you?

I could have sworn your under minimum ram requirementz

[dense cosmos]

the reason I use win11 is because vr game dev

[nocturne trellis]

everytime i boot my laptop it keeps showing the windows 11 update and that i should update from 10 to 11

[dense cosmos]

it was... hard, to do so on linux (with unreal engine)

also an update broke my alvr setup

[amber fractal]

@dense cosmos this system on win11

[dense cosmos]

wthhhh

[nocturne trellis]

everytime i skip it, it gets harder to find the button to skip the windows 11 so i gave in

[dense cosmos]

Does microsolf understand consent? 1) Yes 2) Remind in three days

[amber fractal]

[tight tinsel]

cant find anything on google so i might as well ask here to see if anyone has any suggestions:
i have a laptop (touchscreen monitor with a meh stylus) and i want to try and use it as like a "budget" drawing tablet, how can i connect it to the main computer?

[amber fractal]

Oh hey, one I've done before

[dense cosmos]

does it have pressure sensitivity?

[tight tinsel]

i dont think so

[dense cosmos]

rip

[tight tinsel]

but its just cool to have

[amber fractal]

[nocturne trellis]

ill still try to look it up even if it's not that easy, maybe it'll make things a little smoother for that laptop while i save for a better pc

thx btw y'all

[amber fractal]

If your willing to give up on the screen ever being useful, then I've done something similar.

[dense cosmos]

hum, maybe a program to get input from the stylus, and send it over to another process that converts it to like windows ink?

idk

[tight tinsel]

or like a way to make use of the touchscreen

im not planning to make it like an actual drawing tablet (i cant draw anymore lmao) but it has a touchscreen and i want to see if i can make the most out of it

[amber fractal]

I have a spare laptop like yours, with stylus and touchscreen.

[trim valve]

I am inclined to say moonlight remote desktop can do this

but I dunno if that passes through pen pressure at all

[amber fractal]

I think try remote desktop otherwise I got a nuclear option.

[trim valve]

just that it passes through touchscreen if you turn it on

[tight tinsel]

i have an ethernet cable connecting both and so i can kinda use rdp

[trim valve]

I heavily vouch for using sunshine and moonlight

[amber fractal]

seconded

Not the approach I used, but the best method imo.

[trim valve]

a

ok so it'd probably just pass it through as a mouse or something

[dense cosmos]

trackpad mode is kinda useful for trying to play games with it

[trim valve]

so like if that's all your laptop can do then its probably pretty decent

[tight tinsel]

https://github.com/moonlight-stream/moonlight-qt
this?

[trim valve]

that goes on your tablet

https://github.com/LizardByte/Sunshine goes on your pc

[tight tinsel]

ah alright ill read and give it a try

[trim valve]

it should be pretty simple

[amber fractal]

If anyone is wondering what the nuclear option that I used was: touchscreens are usb devices and usbip

Hence why I say remote desktop first

[trim valve]

ooh that exists, neat

I'll keep that in mind if I ever want to make my cursed wireless controller setup a reality

[amber fractal]

I've used it for grabbing laptop touchscreen, and forwarding the M2 mixer from my mini pc to my main laptop.

I've also bounced vr sensors from device to device

[olive sable]

i may or may not have 12 wii motes

[noble zodiac]

but why

[amber fractal]

Connect all of them to a computer

[trim valve]

only 5 with native wii motion plus 😔

[amber fractal]

(Windows does not like mapping wiimotes correctly)

[amber fractal]

Screen based drawing tablet with a weird default screen, just for completion of this thought before I eep.

[olive sable]

Ye

Altho i do have 2 packs

So 7 total

4 for wii, 3 for wiiu

Other controllers will besold

[tight tinsel]

works amazing, tysm

[trim valve]

💞

it is goated

also pairs up with tailscale very nicely if you want it externally accessible

[tight tinsel]

good to know

[trim valve]

god I really need to get a cheap mouse for my laptop

[olive sable]

What is this?

What? How did that get automodded?

[trim valve]

video cables no?

[olive sable]

Ye but why yhe usb?

[trim valve]

wait what red as usb huh

what are they atatched to

is it those 3 ends to that 3.5mm?

[worldly plank]

USB, [something], [the same something, but in white], weird audio jack?

[olive sable]

Ye, the component and usb to the 3.5mm

[trim valve]

this makes such little electrical sense to me

[worldly plank]

I think the somethings are RCA connectors?

[trim valve]

I think you're right?

[worldly plank]

Is this a quiz, or do you not know yourself?

[olive sable]

I also have this now

[trim valve]

sam that cable is actually so bewildering

[olive sable]

Ye.. i have no clue

[trim valve]

my only advice would be look through what you have for anything with a 3.5mm jack

[nocturne olive]

Silly
I have a Mario 25th anniversary DSi

[olive sable]

Ye but this is an original ds

[nocturne olive]

I can see that

[trim valve]

thank you google for showing me this incredible invention

wait nvm its less stupid than I thought it was

its just to power the converter, but I misread it as just bening a usb plug for the hell of it lol

[nocturne olive]

I have one that looks like this

Not my images though

[olive sable]

Maybe the usb is meant for power. So it powers the device sending the composite signal?

[trim valve]

oh actually it might be to convert the output of an old camcorder to component

using the usb for power

though the usb is still weird to me

because at least from what I can see nothing used that

like this exists

sam is it just a cable or is there a box/bulge in the middle/elsewhere?

[olive sable]

Its most likely just to power the device outputting the video on mono sound

[olive sable]

Just the cable

[trim valve]

yeah

just weird

esp because you'd probably only get b/w out unless I'm misremembering how component works

nvm

am misremembering

[tender river]

typically its the responsibility of the consumer to panic

[trim valve]

whenever it panics have it send you an email containing the panic info so you can join in

[tender river]

thats pretty cursed i like it, i wonder if theres a theoretical way to forward pci devices (as long as the bandwidth allows it)

as long as it works

you can make multiple alloc functions, one that can fail and one that cant

i doubt that would result in any overhead anyway

well, as long as you inline it

eh its just one more function

[stark needle]

OMG ME TOO

[nocturne olive]

Silly

And very unexpected

[tender river]

also
super_cool_could_fail_alloc_zeroed
super_cool_could_fail_realloc

you can add "should panic" as an allocator argument and add a type alias

[trim valve]

implement auto unwrapping at a type level if a function returns Result<T, !>

(obviously translate to hblang types)

[tender river]

but if an allocator is just passed around everywhere that may not be very convenient

[dusty niche]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1347551072754995210/1377288736748081183/9FA49495-1973-431B-A0C7-C414377BA2CF.png?ex=68391457&is=6837c2d7&hm=21f04e678efdf7002a01b87b72e29810eed7811f18d989d383349a96541cd888& chat?

[rough bloom]

Deref implementation for Result, but it just panics if it's not the Ok variant

[trim valve]

impl<T> Deref<Target = T> for Result<T, !> { ... }
``` ![NeuroClueless](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1072901352902103100.webp?size=128 "NeuroClueless")

[tender river]

isnt that basically how C++ does it

[dusty niche]

m

[tender river]

does hblang panic if you try to get a value out of an option but its not there?

is it the equivalent of idk then?

[amber fractal]

Forwarding my gtx 980 to another system

[rough bloom]

I thought C++ just uses exceptions and relies on try-catch to handle them?
I don't remember them having a Result-like type

[opaque sigil]

std::expected my beloved

[tender river]

they do have it but idr the standard

[rough bloom]

templates

[opaque sigil]

23

pretty new thing

[tender river]

you'd usually have is_ok in the padding

or in an unused bit you found arbitrarily in the union of two structs

well, you can get the alignment info and you can get all field types recursively so it does sound possible

wait wait hear me out, ask for an allocation with address % alignment = (alignment - 1) and put is_ok in the first byte

[olive sable]

DDR3

[tender river]

you can do it with VMs so surely you can do it with real PCs

[olive sable]

They have never gonna give you up

[stark needle]

[amber fractal]

never gonna let you down

[stark needle]

nooooooooo

[olive sable]

Get rickrolled

[amber fractal]

You brought this upon yourself

[tender river]

for finding a single niche you can do this

find_niche = fn($T: type): ?uint {
    a := @align_of(T);
    i := 0
    pos := 0
    $loop if i >= @size_of(T) break else {
        b := @align_of(@TypeOf(T[i]))
        if pos % b != 0: return pos
        pos += @size_of(@TypeOf(T[i]))
    }
    return null
}

for finding multiple ones you'd probably need compile time lists which is actually pretty easy to implement

yeah but that requires two passes so slow smh just use linked lists

i tried

find_niches := fn($T: type): ?type {
    a := @align_of(T);
    i := 0
    pos := 0
    ret: ?type = null
    $loop if i >= @len_of(T) break else {
        b := @align_of(@TypeOf(@as(T, idk)[i]))
        $if pos % b != 0 {
            ret = struct {
                Next: ?type = ret
                Value: uint = pos
            }
            pos += b - (pos % b)
        }
        pos += @size_of(@TypeOf(@as(T, idk)[i]))
        i += 1
    }
    return ret
}

common_niche := fn($A: type, $B: type): ?uint {
    a := find_niches(A)
    b := find_niches(B)
    $loop if a == null | b == null break else {
        $if a.?.Value < b.?.Value {
            a = a.?.Next
        } else if a.?.Value > b.?.Value {
            b = b.?.Next
        } else {
            return a.?.Value
        }
    }
    return null

}

doesnt work

probably both mine and the compiler's skill issue

(also you can improve it by calling find_niches recursively but it has to work in the first place)

i want to look stuff up but

[maiden geyser]

how do you get this

[trim valve]

bad handwriting on the packet header

[trim valve]

is that supposed to say ping at the top

[amber fractal]

looks like ping

[tender river]

yes

[trim valve]

o wait probably packet loss as reported by ping

[tender river]

exactly

[amber fractal]

ah yes 120% ping

Wait a minute...

[stark needle]

hell

https://github.com/Tongyi-Zhiwen/QwenLong-L1

Uooohh

[tender river]

i wanna substitute all instances of x for y in myself

[pastel nymph]

out of curiosity, what language is this?

Is it like your own language?

[faint sandal]

wdym

oh

right sorry

i butted in a convo

[trim valve]

bedrock my beloved

[faint sandal]

cyber attack

[pastel nymph]

[dry charm]

Spent the most part of the day debugging why tests fail.

It was a missing boolean param

It didn't failed to build cause it had additional param which had default value

Oh also visual studio is complaining about Angular project not referencing .NETCore 6

fun

[rough bloom]

Angular with Visual Studio???

[dry charm]

it is a big solution and it has angular pojects in it

[rough bloom]

makes slightly more sense then

I didn't even know that VS has support for that

[dry charm]

also runs npm install on every build

[hoary lion]

morn

[gritty dust]

Nuh uh

[hoary lion]

im going to do unthinkable things to your profile pic

https://tenor.com/view/teto-mesmerizer-gif-1651698684609187246

[gritty dust]

Pause

[hoary lion]

Nuh uh

[knotty current]

AGAIN

!?

[hoary lion]

The tet will punish #programming

can't find osage one

[knotty current]

join the inabakumori discord

there is one

[hoary lion]

not this specific sequence tho

anyway

[sharp mantle]

Now theres a DeepSeek-R1-0528-Qwen3-8B available, if anybody wants to test it locally

[raw trout]

[tender geode]

[stark needle]

[stark needle]

konii when

https://tenor.com/view/floating-cat-floating-cat-gif-26029055

✅

[hoary lion]

schizo

i love making o3 use as many tools as possible

[cloud relic]

https://tenor.com/view/floating-cat-floating-cat-gif-26029055

[cosmic sphinx]

im sort of disappointed with the new deepseek r1

its not that bad, but not on the same level as top tier models on performance

[hoary lion]

well tbh it is like a recap of r1 built upon updated v3

probably 0325

[cosmic sphinx]

for example, decided to run a high level math problem on both gemini 2.5 pro and deepseek R1
R1 took 823 seconds (13 minutes) to get the same result as gemini did in total 100 seconds of output.

its nice that it still solves it, but the time difference (and token efficiency) gives a lot of room for improvements

[olive sable]

i may or may not be building a rocket

[maiden geyser]

is it smart though

[faint sandal]

https://tenor.com/bIerP.gif

[frosty seal]

12d 6h uptime on my cpu rn, windows 11 aint getting that restart to update

[noble zodiac]

much wow, so cool

[zenith dragon]

Yo guys

Iam thinking about making an ai

But training it on

.

Getting filtered lol

[hoary lion]

wise words

[olive sable]

they included candle wax to lubricate the gears
ive just been using an actual candle

[trim valve]

wtf kinda rocket has gears

[olive sable]

its wood

[stark needle]

Bro

[olive sable]

only realized it came with wax while making the structure to hold it up

[olive sable]

what even is that?

oh its a shitty ai app

[stark needle]

Ye

Adobe

...

[ruby timber]

I love adobe :D

(I have 2 million in shares)

[olive sable]

i trusted you

[hoary lion]

rich friend potential

[olive sable]

you were supposed to destroy the adobe, not join them!!!!

[hoary lion]

stella wanna be extremely close financial friends

[olive sable]

https://tenor.com/view/obiwan-star-wars-obi-wan-gif-10973435

[hoary lion]

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=G1j1xhfjBmc&si=y_q31MMDsrqLX2eM

listen to this song now

[olive sable]

k

now what?

[hoary lion]

code in despair

all #programming shall suffer

[olive sable]

but i need to finish my rocket

[hoary lion]

❓❓

are you from nasa

[olive sable]

no

the rocket is tho

[hoary lion]

???

what is sam even cooking

[olive sable]

you will see

you will all see

[trim valve]

sam can you put a rocket motor in your rocket

[olive sable]

no

its wood

[trim valve]

ok and

doesn't mean you can't put one in there

[olive sable]

too heavy

i did the math

[trim valve]

just need a bigger motor

ezpz

[olive sable]

thats not the problem

wood breaks from strain

[trim valve]

[olive sable]

i need an engine + fuel tank less than 0.5 kg

[trim valve]

fuel tank ?

[olive sable]

fuel for engine

[olive sable]

oh

[trim valve]

you can buy these things

[olive sable]

thats not the type of rocket engine i was thinking of

[noble zodiac]

hear me out, coke and mentos

[trim valve]

(don't unless they're both legal where you live and you know what you're doing)

[olive sable]

i was thinking more this direction

[olive sable]

i have neither

but i dont care

[trim valve]

to quote an incredible man https://youtu.be/9UX7NJLYyb4?t=130

surely your rocket would survive that

[olive sable]

no

[trim valve]

sam you should absolutely make a liquid rocket engine it would be cool

[olive sable]

maybe in opengl

[ruby timber]

The missile knows where it is...

[trim valve]

https://www.kegrocket.com/

[hoary lion]

🍻 to the moon

[olive sable]

surely jupiler would sponsor me

[noble zodiac]

you should use dimethylhydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide, trust

[olive sable]

i left this playing

and uh

triple XL what?

thats crazy

[trim valve]

😭

i forget he reflects on the history of the rocket

[frozen igloo]

I mean you might as well just go with fluorine

[stark needle]

😭😭this is the shit my stepmom would know

[olive sable]

[stark needle]

she has PhD in rocket science

[olive sable]

your stepmom is the sane one right?

[stark needle]

Ye

My dad's wife

My mom has cs major

[olive sable]

is your family tree just full of scientists?

at this point if you said heisenberg was your great grandfather idd believe you

[nocturne olive]

SMOL

[frosty seal]

nice

[opaque sigil]

is this how you scare a windows 10 user

[dusky jackal]

Guys, does it scare you that there is a very real possibility that the way newer generations speak (namely whatever comes after Gen Alpha) may be heavily influenced by ChatGPT? This was just a thought, and it kind of weighed on my mind. I wonder what you guys think of this.

[opaque sigil]

no because why would i give a shit about what the kids talk like

if anything it'd be a good thing since LLMs know grammar rules for the most part at least

[stark needle]

no

my dad has PhD in business administration

But he barely does that job

He did that degree 20 or 30 years ago

But opted for tech

otherwise my family isn't studied much

Grandparents etc

[olive sable]

Inly broke 3 pieces

1 of those had a spare so only 2 broken pieces in reality

[stark needle]

Ooo those wooden sculptures

My dad loves those

[olive sable]

Fishing line wonky

[stark needle]

hehe funny sound

[olive sable]

it has a wooden payload and all

cool, but expensive

this rocket was 60 bucks

[hoary lion]

Does it fly

[olive sable]

it does

for a second

after that it hits the floor

[warped narwhal]

If you throw it hard enough you get an extra bit of flight time... Before it slams into the wall at least

[hoary lion]

https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/s/2jn0UHgBUe

[tender river]

what good symbols are there for equality or equivalence that are ascii?

like = or == or === is obvious but what else is there

i guess i could just go with ~

[pastel nymph]

I saw a triple parallel line once

Not sure how to find it

[tender river]

if you just use arbitrary utf-8 you can find so much stuff but i want it to be typeable on a regular keyboard

[pastel nymph]

Ah, I see

[hoary lion]

Negative?

Double dashes

[stark needle]

—

[tender river]

i think i read enough theory for building my next language :3
i'm very scared of making it because it sounds super cursed but also it sounds super fun

i'll make a hblang lsp first though

[loud thicket]

Make a decent low level language in 2025

[tender river]

rust works well for me

[sick owl]

https://www.anthropic.com/research/open-source-circuit-tracing

Neato

[tender river]

i'm really not interested in making a rust/c alternative, there's not that much space for innovation in that space, i'm more interested in creating a super dynamic language

[tender river]

is this the tools they used in the research they published a while ago about the san francisco bridge and stuff?

[sick owl]

Its the suite they used for this

https://www.anthropic.com/research/tracing-thoughts-language-model

[tender river]

oh i was thinking of this https://www.anthropic.com/news/mapping-mind-language-model

[sick owl]

Its more advanced than that actually

Lets you partially reveal and examine the steps a model took internally to decide on an output

Its not just a map of its "mind" but a map of pieces of its actual chain of thought

[tender river]

yeah looks cool

[olive sable]

being a collaboraor means i get all the issue reports in my email now

fuck

i can just unsubscribe so not too big of a deal

[stark needle]

i will explode into 131 puzzle pieces here as well

[raw trout]

The urge to make a yt channel/vidya

[gritty dust]

HOLY thats soooo cool wtf

[tender river]

i have a bit of experience working with wood cutting machinery i guess you could make one yourself

though, wood is pretty expensive

but if you're diying i guess might as well make a working rocket

[unkempt citrus]

3D printing is much cheaper

Not as aesthetic though

[tender river]

it will be more expensive when i eat all the plastic

[unkempt citrus]

PLA is bio safe

Its just lactic acid after all

Probably

still a microplastic

but we don't know if theyre even bad

we have no control groups to compare to after all

[tender river]

do you think i'd eat it if it was bad

[unkempt citrus]

No, but I'm sure you'd figure out a way to season it so it wasn't bad

[tender river]

damn right i would

lead seasoning is peak

[south quail]

Morning 🌅

[tender river]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead(II)_acetate

[amber fractal]

yummers

[olive sable]

i hate it when i just want an answer to my question and chatgpt goes "which answer do you prefer" like idk

[amber fractal]

ChatGPT just coinflip the answer

[olive sable]

rn im doing
frustumcorners /= frustumcorners[:,:,3:None]
each frame.
what if i do the slice as a class variable so i dont have temporary slicing?

would this work as a pointer, or would it just be a copy?

[amber fractal]

numpy can do
frustumcorners /= frustumcorners[...,3:None]
and I've heard it is a bit faster.

: is handled in python, ... is handled in numpy itself

Also wonder if you can do
frustumcorners /= frustumcorners[...,3,None]
or if that isn't the same behavior in your case.

[olive sable]

it is

so i have frustumcorners /= frustumcorners[...,3,None] now

[amber fractal]

Nice

For using the slice as a class var, I think looking it up is more expensive.

Don't think there is much else that can be done unless numpy can do this internally.

[olive sable]

the class variable pointer is 1.2s, the constant slicing is 1.4s

for a milion operations

from timeit import timeit

print(timeit(lambda: self.frustumcorners / self.frustumW))
print(timeit(lambda: self.frustumcorners / self.frustumcorners[...,3,None]))

peak coding

[tender river]

its crazy how useless LLMs are for understanding linear logic, like you'd think there'd be enough materials online but they just do horribly

[tight tinsel]

good morning programming

[olive sable]

hello

[knotty current]

morbing

[olive sable]

https://tenor.com/view/morbin-time-morbius-gif-25824871

[tender river]

does "another" mean you know of other ones?

[olive sable]

no longer CPU limited, i think

now im back to being GPU limited

taskmanager reports wrongly like usual

[maiden geyser]

lebron james reportedly has 273 processes in task manager

[olive sable]

i dont even know what that means but it does say 273 ye

[maiden geyser]

lead
sweet taste

[maiden geyser]

it's a font (or ligatures, to be precise)

jetbrains mono

[prime ridge]

Almost as good as HCN

[amber fractal]

My guess is not debloating windows tasks

[olive sable]

is 273 a lot?

[amber fractal]

For a normal system no

I'm at 129 while doing nothing

That's just because I turned off a lot of stuff I don't use

[olive sable]

i do have some apps i dont use using 0% cpu

lemme delete those

only got the program for very niche issue ill never need again

[amber fractal]

As long as it is apps you installed

[olive sable]

ye they are

doesnt necessarily mean its a a good program but i know thewy're there

[prime ridge]

mogging with ryzen 9 32 thread cpu is wild

[olive sable]

im still in debt from it lol

[prime ridge]

that cpu costs more than my pc

[olive sable]

nah, i payed 300 for the cpu, mobo and ram combined

2ndhand

[prime ridge]

oh was looking at wrong cpu

roughly same then

[olive sable]

5950x ye

not the new 9950x

[prime ridge]

I have a 20$ macbook, 5$ thinkpad, and currently on my flashy 50$ laptop

PC I went wild with and it was like 300

[olive sable]

"wild"

i mean idk what the economy is like where you live

[prime ridge]

Let's put it this way. Where I live, a burger is $15 usd

sometimes 25

[olive sable]

damn

[prime ridge]

so a burger costs more than my macbook and thinkpad combined

also... yeah very American measurements we got goin 🥬

[acoustic mango]

CHAT I GOT ACCEPTED INTO MASTERS OF AI DEGREE

[prime ridge]

grad or undergrad?

[acoustic mango]

Post grad

[prime ridge]

damn

[acoustic mango]

I’m about to finish my bachelor’s degree with a double major in comp sci and ai

[prime ridge]

Have you written any papers?

Idk if they do that in batchlers programs there

or if more task based

[acoustic mango]

Not yet, just assignments and reports based on projects

[prime ridge]

honestly that's good. Papers are a mess 😵‍💫

[acoustic mango]

Papers are mainly born from doctoral thesis’s

[prime ridge]

Also wait if you are finishing ur undergrad, how are you doing post grad?

I might be dumb

but like that doesn't make sense

[acoustic mango]

I finish undergrad this year and go into post grad next year

So after undergrad I become a grad

[prime ridge]

so masters is considered post grad?

[acoustic mango]

Yup

[prime ridge]

I thought it was undergrad -> grad -> post grad