programming

[nocturne olive]

NeuroSynth, my vocal synthesizer Neuro voice model, is trained on a 4070Ti, though it does take 30 hours

[opaque sigil]

don't we all

[rigid snow]

it totally does i'm just joking around

[trim jungle]

Yeah, but they won't start doing LLMs from scratch, I think

[nocturne olive]

Nvidia 60xx series? Probably won't be amazing looking at how it's been going for them

[hoary lion]

i feel like i am missing out the opportunity for another learning curve

[raw quartz]

Why do you talk about that like you made Neuro? DID YOU?

[hoary lion]

(i am dodging it)

[trim jungle]

Learn agents

[hoary lion]

too easy

next should be FFT

[opaque sigil]

move from python to rust

[nocturne olive]

LLM from scratch is a very bad idea unless you're

1. a big company
2. just looking to learn and not making something actually useful

[raw quartz]

Yeah, i also heared that Nvidia is thinking of dropping the Gaming series cards

[trim jungle]

You did neurosynth????

Legend

[hoary lion]

oh shit that's so true

have yall seen the free thread in python

[trim jungle]

Yeah, I don't think they'll start doing that to start

[opaque sigil]

yeah what about it

[hoary lion]

allows CPython stuff to run in multi thread

[nocturne olive]

No, NeuroSynth is a separate thing, based on Neuro's voice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1HNHqSdGW4
Something like this

[hoary lion]

basically making python devs need to know at least one of C family or Rust

to make them actually good

and make them worthy enough for a real job

[nocturne olive]

It's just some silliness
Just the next big thing in Neuro voice cloning

[hoary lion]

unlike those simple buzzword, API ahh

[opaque sigil]

we're still a long way away from the free-threaded version being useful tbf

[uneven pulsar]

i never went to counter-strike university but i can pew pew you through the walls with closed eyes and turned off screens!1!!

[raw quartz]

Girls, everthing that is going on here is blowing my Head. this is such a beautiful community.

[hoary lion]

at least it got the experimental tag removed

[opaque sigil]

did it?

[hoary lion]

yes

no more experimental in 3.14

[rigid snow]

duh that's just how cs 1.6 works, you can wallbang through the whole map, such a noob smh

[opaque sigil]

interesting

[hoary lion]

imagine the possiblity if you know C stuffs, allows free contribution to any repo

[uneven pulsar]

i will never forget getting 2 headshots by randomly shooting into the rock on nuke

paper walls > strong walls

[opaque sigil]

i just feel like

[hoary lion]

people that I know are trying to go for AI repo stuff

[opaque sigil]

in most cases you're realistically better off just sticking to c extensions

unless the context switching overhead is too high ig

[raw quartz]

The thing is after that big llm that i want to do i want to experiement with Toruch Vision, Stockfisch hard reinfocment learning. If there is an OBS Api so she can control that then that. Discord API so she can maybe call and write chat etc what she wants to do. and i had to do more learning with her so she gets more aware. She has to get more impatient is szenerios where she really wants to do things but i dont let her or other selfs. And that she talks 24/7 without instrucions from other people. And even more.

So idk these ideas were from yesterday 4 am.

[primal siren]

OBS Api

Ai: I see End stream
Program: Dont press it
Ai: PRESS RED BUTTON

[raw quartz]

YEAH. thats like it.

Its so fucking cool everthing. Like creativity goes so crazy when i learned that idk with ai you can do like everthing. And if you cant do anything you can make it possible. It doesnt care how hard the way it.

is

[trim jungle]

This reminds me evil 15 min stream

And second 10 min stream

[primal siren]

xD

[trim jungle]

[raw quartz]

What, did that happen one time?

[primal siren]

Its like putting in prompt dont do that.
Dont think about an elephant
Me: too late?

[trim jungle]

Vedal enabled stream off for evil for one stream

Didn't last shit

And tried again

Only for her to turn it off again

[raw quartz]

That is funny as shit.

I love ai so much

[trim jungle]

Search pycord as well then

[raw quartz]

For discord?

[trim jungle]

If you know a little python already you can follow it's tutorial and setup a chatbot on discord

Yeah

I use that to make my ai talk in discord

Start with text chat and when you understand programming more go with audio

[raw quartz]

I mean, i had some discord bots already. But like with minecraft connection. That like minecraft chat goes into discord etc.

[raw quartz]

So TTS and STT?

Or what do you mean with audio?

[trim jungle]

My solution is only tts for now, I do stt with another program

Idk if pycord can handle that

Probably but haven't look that much into it yet

[raw quartz]

Okay, the main problem i think i will get back with is when i have to start the AI after fine tuning. That was the main issue last time and the last 5 days

[primal siren]

torch.compile()
is magical 🙂

[trim jungle]

Just load the model

[primal siren]

xtts
just give me 30 second pls

[raw quartz]

Omg, the time is running. I really have to go to bed. Its school in 8 hours.

[primal siren]

My boi is so fast now!

[primal siren]

Dont mind the weird noises im still training his xtts model xD

When you have to update ollama:
🛐 pls dont f up everythin

[sage crag]

it is done

[stark needle]

WHAT https://futurism.com/openai-altman-electricity-ai

bro will be the reason for all icebergs melting

[sage crag]

i hate it

i didnt sleep yesterday for this garbage

it is better than the old one though

[opaque sigil]

Time to update

[stark needle]

koniikoniikoniikoniikoniikonii

[sage crag]

advanced features

[sage crag]

thats me

[opaque sigil]

It is you

[sage crag]

:alignedPogHD:

[gritty dust]

cyaaa

[stark needle]

i know you love microsoft

[gritty dust]

[sage crag]

1 day until all vscode extension explode

[gritty dust]

NOOOOO

[stark needle]

make lily explode first

[rigid snow]

wait what why, is that the copilot refactor thing

[sage crag]

its called a linter

[uneven pulsar]

ok but what if neuro takes over other AIs and she (and evil) will be the only two AIs

if that happens i can live without the icebergs

[rigid snow]

what are you talking about why would all extensions explode

[gritty dust]

konii what are you programming rn btw?

[stark needle]

lilac will keep running via my dads solar power

[sage crag]

i am eating a 1kg bag of fudge

[stark needle]

lilac is eternal

[uneven pulsar]

your dad is the sun-god ra?

[stark needle]

share

[sage crag]

no

[gritty dust]

lolll based tho, what flavour?

[sage crag]

sugar

[stark needle]

Yes

[gritty dust]

[rigid snow]

that's a very large bag, maybe stop before you get diabetes

[stark needle]

WAIT NO MY DAD IS NOT PB

[sage crag]

all vscode extensions will explode because it is time

[opaque sigil]

It was a good run

[stark needle]

My dad is Huitzilopochtli

[uneven pulsar]

hootsy lo pootsly

[rigid snow]

i agree actually, it is time i get forced to learn emacs like i always wanted

[uneven pulsar]

can we postpone rolling this out due to technical issues for another half decade or so

i'm just getting into it

[sage crag]

no sorry

im deprecating all vscode extensions and no one can stop me

[stark needle]

I'm tired

[uneven pulsar]

would you like a vscode extension to help you with that

[stark needle]

konii is pulling a chrome manifest v3

I want rainstorm

Pls

Someone let it rain

Worst case if it won't rain make me cry to simulate rain

[gritty dust]

dont do it

[stark needle]

Jetbrains is better anyways

[sage crag]

if only someone would use my plugin maybe i would have a reason to not explode all extensions

[gritty dust]

whats your plugin?

[primal siren]

Only 70 more .wav to split because of artefacts so i can train my model correctly yeah!

[stark needle]

Explode all extensions

[sage crag]

do you even need to ask

[stark needle]

Microsoft Copilot

[gritty dust]

I do... is that bad

[sage crag]

ok let's go letter by letter

h

[gritty dust]

huhhh

[sage crag]

b

[gritty dust]

hblang?

[sage crag]

✅

[gritty dust]

ill try it out then later this week

[sage crag]

[sage crag]

here's how the plugin looks to use

if anything comes up yell at me and i may fix it

note that there is some setup required for linting and formatting to be used

[gritty dust]

ill try it out on wednesday im just busy studying recently for exams on Friday

[sage crag]

its in the readme though

[gritty dust]

thanks

[tender river]

too bad it will perish in 1.5 days

[sage crag]

yeah it's a shame

the amount of work i put in isnt even evident to begin with because the src code is only 170 lines

[stark needle]

@sage crag

[gritty dust]

i gtg study cyaaa

[stark needle]

[opaque wharf]

If the AI can help me solve this NP-hard problem, sure why not

[tender river]

nothing like suffering for hours just to change a few line of code

[sage crag]

m

i also restarted from scratch a few times because the old extension had some serious issues

[tender river]

when i was working on erf pattern matching and on distributed programming refactoring it felt like i spend a long time working on code and achieve like 10 lines

[sage crag]

you can put a .vscode/settings.json with these for per-project configurations

for convenience

[tender river]

the lsp will probably use its own files for portability, like clangd does

[sage crag]

yeah

[tender river]

unless something better becomes a standard

[sage crag]

the annoying thing is i will port this to the lsp when it exists

[opaque sigil]

Do I have to add a pr for variable support

[sage crag]

[opaque sigil]

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/reference/variables-reference

[sage crag]

yes you would probably have to do that

if you wanted to use that

hoopsieDaisy

[opaque sigil]

That's fine, I have the code somewhere can just reuse that

[sage crag]

its the internal flag for if the compiler binary went missing somewhere

[tender river]

isnt it more fun to repeatedly spam the user

[sage crag]

i had some mixed reviews about that previously

so i disabled it

though, if the compiler panics, you get a spam

[tender river]

they will think twice next time before misconfiguring their paths

[sage crag]

this is true

[opaque sigil]

am i blind or is there nowhere to sign up

[tender river]

also make the compiler delete a random inode on an error/warning to encourage better code discipline

[tender river]

you have to request an account yup

[opaque sigil]

how would one go on about doing that

[tender river]

but its git you can just am or whateverit is

[sage crag]

you would have to talk to abol or erin

[opaque sigil]

damn, talking to people

[sage crag]

over discord

there are a few bugs still in this

like here the error is in src/collections/string.hb but im not parsing the error to get that

so it just attributes it to main.hb

[tender river]

grr why is dbus so annoying

[sage crag]

dbus

[sage crag]

this is much nicer to look at than the errors the compiler spits out though

though, no semantic tokens so i cant highlight the whole error, just the char where it pops up

[tender river]

hngggggggh i hate programming at times

[opaque wharf]

Come here to hardware design and hate it even more

Though to be fair, its just a puzzle like programming

[tender river]

there's the "fun" and there's "i just want to get email notifications how did i end up having to write dbus boilerplate again"

[opaque wharf]

"boilerplate again" means its time to script it!

[tender river]

boilerplate wouldnt be necessary if it could be abstracted away

[prime ridge]

ok so ig my sudo is geaked wtf

I accidently pressed enter before typing in the password and I got this easter egg somehow

[primal siren]

Does any of you know a way to reduce the tts load on the gpu?

[dense cosmos]

how do they set these macros at runtime?

[opaque sigil]

They don't

[dense cosmos]

/**
 * The basic double linked-list structure.
 *
 * \warning Never change the size/definition of this struct! The #init_structDNA
 * function (from dna_genfile.cc) uses it to compute the #pointer_size.
 */
typedef struct ListBase {
  void *first, *last;
} ListBase;
```![SMILE](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1173553648534568960.webp?size=128 "SMILE")

[opaque sigil]

[opaque sigil]

If you're talking about the OpenGL/Vulkan backend macros, they're most likely defined by the build system since it can just pass the relevant ones to the compiler

[rapid swan]

so uh i want to learn how to program what should i start with ?

[dense cosmos]

can't go wrong with c

[gritty dust]

or python

[ruby timber]

I recommend C

Will teach you a lot of important concepts

Look up beej's guide

[gritty dust]

lol thats true, it was hard learning other languages after python. C is always good to start with

[ruby timber]

[gritty dust]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1214993216127115384/1215001109060395089/Neuro_excited_animation_PSD.gif

[rapid swan]

i'll go check it thx for the advice

[olive sable]

Goodmorning

[gritty dust]

good morninggggg

[olive sable]

I havesleot 10 hours today

[ruby timber]

Hi Sam!

[gritty dust]

poggg

[ruby timber]

Well done :D

Can't say I have woke up at 5 and couldn't fall back asleep

[olive sable]

i woke up at 6, but i went to bed at 8pm out of pure exhaustion

didnt bother to close the blinds, so very surreal to have the sun out when going to bed and waking up

[ruby timber]

Average summer experience

[olive sable]

i ussualy close the blinds 24/7 cuz i hate the sun

[gritty dust]

yeahh thats fair

hows everyone doing btw

[ruby timber]

Essentially tired but doing okay

How are you?

[tight tinsel]

also very sleepy, went to bed at 10 but only fell asleep at 3

[gritty dust]

damnnn sucks you're tired hope you get less later today. but im uh doing alright thanks for asking

[gritty dust]

damnnn sleep more my man

goodnight programminggg

i gtg to bedge

[faint sandal]

what are these NONEXISTENCE DOCS

[wispy zealot]

Program in C

As the hit cover by vedal says

[nocturne olive]

Badly tuned, but you get the idea

[sage crag]

i

[olive sable]

I

[amber fractal]

435842

[stark needle]

l

[tender river]

letters are cool but im gonna invent this cool new thing called words

[molten island]

i died

[sage crag]

ordered subset of the group of permutations of letters

[tender river]

arent permutations inherently ordered

and if its a group its gonna have some combination operation and i guess you can use append for that, but thats just a plain old list

i think maths could use less lists they are always like "numbers? hmmm yes this is a list"

its like maths was made by lisp programmers

[sage crag]

everything is numbers, numbers are lists, hence everything is lists. QED.

[tender river]

and they say lisp isnt a universal model of the world

[uneven pulsar]

morning

[olive sable]

All my homies love Louis Victor Pierre Raymond, Duuc de Broglie

[scarlet arch]

[stark needle]

I love Louis Victor Pierre Raymond, Duuc de Broglie

[molten island]

i've moved to networkd folks, no regrets

almost lmao

this module appears to broken smh

[uneven pulsar]

its quite janky

[dry charm]

o7

[molten island]

i need it for networkd

[uneven pulsar]

do i need to imporve the boost effect or its good?

[dry charm]

are you using pure networkd?

Cause I do not know if you can even use GUI configuration for that

[amber fractal]

On one of my systems I'm running both network manager and networkd, I only did that because I needed to.

If I can figure out what causes that config to hang every rebuild for 3ish minutes that'd prove to be useful.

[tender river]

networkd broke my ipv6 by adding two routes for fd00::/24

its not broken all the time but when it is removing the second route fixes it

i think its because they have the same metric and the second route justs doesnt work at all

i still prefer the classic dhcpcd+iwd setup

unlike networkmanager, iwd has never let me down

dhcpcd has but we don't talk about that

[olive sable]

Thats the guy that said all particles are waves btw

p = mv

[unkempt citrus]

Am I in your will at least

[stark needle]

Chat what the fuck is this waste of cardboard

💀💀💀

ordered a TPM 2.0

[tender river]

finally i wrote a program that actually checks my email and sends me notifications

unix philosophy

[tender river]

thats the worst one i've seen and i've seen some pretty bad cases...

[ruby timber]

Average digitec order

With who did you order I'm curious

[olive sable]

Time dialation is so weird

So you're telling me if i move towards the light, time will go slower for me to the point that the light will still move at the speed of c?

[trim valve]

where's that one paper someone sent here about the speed of light

https://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/24857/1/No Speed of Light - Zee R Perry.pdf

[tender river]

theres something cool about 1 second being the same distance as 300000km

[stark needle]

Reichelt

https://www.reichelt.com

[ruby timber]

Ah I see

[stark needle]

Digitec has the worst packaging

Their same day delivery is thrown without packaging into your mailbox

Often somehow all wet or destroyed

[ruby timber]

I mean

Same day delivery

[scarlet arch]

[ruby timber]

Honestly, what do you expect

[stark needle]

Paper bag

Anything

a leaf

air

[tender river]

[stark needle]

Why don't people make paper out of fallen leaves

Or something

Paper like

[tender river]

5 ≤ 1

unless we're talking about naturals in which case 5 ≰ 1

the more you know

oh so thats why preorders exist

(as opposed to partial orders)

i didnt really have any concrete examples before

[tender river]

this ordering would only be a preorder for the operation + on integers (with identity element 0) but it would be a partial order for the same operation on naturals

very important information

[trim valve]

first amd driver crash already

[tender river]

arent the windows amd drivers pretty jank

at least they had horrible reputation some years ago

[trim valve]

idk they seem to be generally fine

I'm probably blaming this on myself for now given I just reinstalled drivers and haven't restarted yet

but also closing mpv should not crash my drivers lol

[tender river]

my laptop's dedicated gpu has brain damage

it doesn't properly order frames when decoding video

so i have to switch to software decoding when using my second monitor

it works just fine otherwise (besides overheating when running heavy workloads)

[ruby timber]

Built different

[inner pike]

How the fuck

[faint sandal]

And that's just one of the firefoxes

I have another instance running

[hybrid sage]

can you give me your license aswell?
i would like to challenge you in physical combat no biting tho

[tender river]

you can challenge me for the license

[hybrid sage]

nah i just want the combat

[tender river]

well, it's on

[hybrid sage]

you coming over for your honor or how do we do this?

[tender river]

i dont have any, i live a sinful life

it's up to you to find me

naturally, i can't promise your safety

[hybrid sage]

thats what physical combat is for lol

[tender river]

glad you understand

[bright scaffold]

Can i use css in the html blocks inside the md file?

[tender river]

depends on how you're rendering the md file

the standard simply says "you can use html tags", it's up to the parser to convert these tags to a displayable format or potentially strip them

[hybrid sage]

you can use portal 2 to render html and css lol

[raw quartz]

OMG, Portal 2, your bringing ideas in my Head. An AI playing Portal.

[thorn badger]

ahh the day when you are investigating why your esxi firewall isn't working ends up in re-installing whole esxi...

[hybrid sage]

it will definitly break the game

[raw quartz]

wdym with break the game? bc too good of an idea?

[hybrid sage]

nah because portal is inherently pretty broken try defining its boundaries the right way when the engine boundaries are kept tight with duct tape XD

[raw quartz]

Everthing is possible with ai. I believ in it

[hybrid sage]

ai cannot make me less caffein addicted

[gritty dust]

Lol

[bright scaffold]

on Modrinth and Github

[tender river]

well, read modrinth and github markdown docs

[bright scaffold]

oke

[safe path]

today i learn that my laptop's bios has a max year limit of 2099

on system time

i was really hoping to use this overheating garbage for a 100 years

[gritty dust]

I never knew stuff had a max bios limit lol

[mossy fossil]

Alpine Linux v3.22 is out

[safe path]

[mossy fossil]

how do i know this? my repos are pointed to "latest-stable", so when there's a release upgrade, i get a massive upgrade

...and that happened today.

[jagged turtle]

I learned something new on the internet today

[tender river]

at least its not 2038

[stark needle]

2048

https://tenor.com/view/2048gif-gif-27339971

[opaque wharf]

Nice idea. From now on I'll artifically limit my hardware firmware to 2099

[maiden geyser]

"oh no, it's a y2.1k bug"

[safe path]

chat can i confirm your opinion on secure boot

im of the opinion that it's useless but i wanna hear thoughts

[maiden geyser]

useless unless you know why you need it

[gritty dust]

Hmmm I don't think it's useless it just depends on the usecase, for most people it probably is but if you have malware or want an extreme prevention method it can help. Though it's not foolproof

[tender river]

its not useless, maid attacks are hard to defeat and secure boot is a piece of the puzzle

[faint sandal]

it is most definitely not useless

people that think otherwise probably also think HVCI is useless

which is most definitely not the case

[tender river]

it will not help against viruses but its not meant to

[rough bloom]

it's good that it exists
if you want a fully trusted platform then you kinda have to use secure boot
otherwise in practice I don't think it matters that much, but there's really little downside to enabling it

[safe path]

idt that's the perspective, i think the argument comes from how you would have a compromised kernel in the first place. the argument is that it's a crutch built for windows PCs

[safe path]

altho yeah i get this

[tender river]

maid

[faint sandal]

99% of the attacks are never really gonna bother with bootkits, but it's the 1%

[safe path]

if a person gets physical access to your PC it's over in many ways

[tender river]

are these kinds of attacks actually meaningful in the sense that there isnt an easier way of compromising the device with that kind of privileges?

[faint sandal]

yes

we have seen them

[rough bloom]

I think a non-physical person would be scarier

[faint sandal]

usually foreign state level

[safe path]

ghosts accessing my pc

[maiden geyser]

a Boltzmann brain installs a bootkit on one's pc💀

[safe path]

what are the chances that the government is interested in siphoning my data tho

[mossy fossil]

secure boot is mostly useless

just a ploy by microsoft to make linux harder to use

[ruby timber]

[faint sandal]

I'd argue otherwise but I'm midstream I'll come back later

[maiden geyser]

"a bad worker always blames the tools"

[mossy fossil]

except you literally can't do anything on this case

other than disabling secure boot

[ruby timber]

which isn't such a big deal

[mossy fossil]

if you depend on proprietary drivers, good fucking luck! your dreams of running linux on secure boot end right there

[maiden geyser]

sounds like OSS cope

[mossy fossil]

yeah okay you aren't adding anything productive to this convo

[maiden geyser]

"uhmmmm muh productivity"

secure boots doesn't limit you, it slows you down at max

[mossy fossil]

If you do get lucky to have everything work with FOSS Drivers, you aren't out of the woods yet - because it's pretty much "big boys only" for Secure Boot. iirc only Fedora and Ubuntu tend to fully support secure boot, and look at that, it's the two corporate entities of the linux world, canonical and red hat (oh wait, IBM) that back this up.

the same two companies that also back the decision to prematurely kill Xorg support in the near future because they have an agenda to fill: Wayland.

[dry charm]

https://wiki.debian.org/SecureBoot
You can you can deploy your own Secure boot key right?

[safe path]

yeah you can

[maiden geyser]

you can, but i've heard it's a pain

[safe path]

it's a bit of a pain with nvidia drivers but i think they've made it automatic now

(not sure tho)

[opaque wharf]

Making a math parser and evaluator in C is such a fun time

[dry charm]

DKMS has MOK signing according to the wiki, so it should not?

[safe path]

i had to enroll it myself the last time round

[mossy fossil]

last time i ever had to use DKMS, MOK signing and enrolling was still manual.

[opaque wharf]

Luckily this shit exists if anyone ever need the same thing
https://github.com/codeplea/tinyexpr

Hours spent wasted

[dry charm]

According to this gist, you can make it auto https://gist.github.com/siddhpant/19c07b07d912811f5a4b2893ca706c99

[mossy fossil]

2022

Ah

i see, this wasn't a thing yet.

when i last used dkms

broadcom can kiss my-
Er i mean what

[safe path]

[opaque wharf]

Caught in 1080p

[nocturne olive]

Well, you appear to have failed

[mossy fossil]

i mean, at least it isn't realtek

realtek's wifi support on linux is laughable.

"it's incredible, all of these facilities and you make a piece of crap like this!"

-Niki Lauda, RUSH (2013)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWcwf6TJuXs

Replace the Ferrari with a realtek wifi card/dongle, and that's my feelings towards realtek in a nutshell.

[olive sable]

Warning: writing 1 byte into region of size 0

[nocturne olive]

Silly

I guess you forgor to allocate the buffer

[opaque sigil]

I'm more confused that you're writing one singular byte

[tender river]

btw use valgrind

not always, but its good to use it once in a while

[olive sable]

Gltf loader fucking up

Assimp is a bit bloated so not ideal for in web, thays why im trying one specifically for gltf

"Tinygltf" but im having issues trying to implement it

Probably mostly due to not fully understanding c++ yet

[desert wave]

nobody fully understands c++

[wary rover]

Sup, fellas. Started my coding journey by installing vs code and Rust. If there are any Rust enthusiasts what youtube channels and resources would you personally recommend?

[mossy fossil]

i always felt like rust is more of a cult

[wary rover]

I managed to write a program that asks for your name and praises you if your name is the same as mine and talks crap about you if it is not

So good enough language id say

[olive sable]

rust beginner

[wary rover]

I wanted to start from pure C to experience peak pain, but failed on the "setting up compiler" step, so started from rust

[rough bloom]

if you need an introduction to the language I'd recommend the official Rust book, it's nice
https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/
Other than that I think you can just do projects and learn as you go

[olive sable]

Google started complaining about my cloud storage being full, so i checked google one and apparently my tablets gallery is getting backed up to it

I generally dont have much on the tablet, but it decided to back up hours worth of pirate d movies

[wary rover]

What movies does Luffy watch? pirate d movies

[olive sable]

It alledgedly was ghibli movies

Alledgedly

[wary rover]

Luffy's full name is Monkey D. Luffy, so pirate d movies... Nevermind

[olive sable]

I know ive watched like 30 episodes before i lost patience

[wary rover]

Same, but I lost patience before I started watching

[olive sable]

Im just waiting for that remake now

[topaz tendon]

Thanks Google, I was really cutting it close there

[sharp mantle]

https://youtube.com/shorts/negkgN-Qfus
LLM distillation in a nutshell, what a legend

mhm

[wary rover]

Brain.zip

[tender river]

for complete beginners rustlings can be good https://rustlings.rust-lang.org/

[opaque wharf]

That's amazing to be honest. It implies that the human brain is not space efficient if there are no downside to it

[tender river]

human brain, like any biological mechanism, has lots of layers and redundancy

it's a mess that evolved to support the potential failure of just about anything

until you turn 30, anyway, because after that evolution doesn't really care about your survival

but birds have the most space efficient brains afaik

because they have to be very light but coordinate complex actions like nest building and flight

[opaque wharf]

Yeah, we may not know the side effect because modern humans live a very safe live (relatively speaking) but still, the possibility that such a small brains is still enough to power a human normally is amazing

[olive sable]

it didnt give this error on desktop so idk

laptop install just weird

[uneven pulsar]

and yet in their hubris, people believe that science will understand the whole universe (including the C++ in it)

[sage crag]

hblang extension update

i have rewritten it again

[olive sable]

again?

[sage crag]

i have rewritten it maybe 8 or 9 times in the last few days

[olive sable]

[opaque wharf]

Look at it this way, there's only so many ways it could go wrong until eventually it fell into place

[tender river]

i have spent the entire day procrastinating on writing an email

[rough bloom]

pigeonhole principle

[olive sable]

just write it lol

it cant be that that important

[tender river]

its not but i feel bad for ghosting them for 8 months

[olive sable]

then apologize for the late reply in the email lmoa

[tender river]

they dont deserve it

[olive sable]

then dont?

so you feel bad for being late, but you actually dont like the person

[warped narwhal]

I'm sorry, fucking what?

[olive sable]

its true, but its weird as fuck

they could have used a better examplle

[tender river]

vedal and <insert random bald guy>

[olive sable]

also, pigeon hole sounds so weird in english

i always knew it as het duivenhok principe

[tender river]

i know it as dirichlet's principle

(thats how it's called in russian)

[olive sable]

basicly, if you have n options and n+1 chosen options, youll have at least 1 option double

its not too hard

[warped narwhal]

How about n+2 choices?

[olive sable]

then you have either 2 doubles, or a triple

[opaque wharf]

Still at least one options chosen more than once

[olive sable]

bro what is the nvidia app smoking?

its lying

[opaque wharf]

DDU

[olive sable]

opening the nvidia app is prompting me to update

weir

d

[opaque wharf]

Nuke it

https://www.guru3d.com/download/display-driver-uninstaller-download/

[warped narwhal]

I'm sure there will be some config somewhere to disable updates

[olive sable]

i would kinda like to keep my display drivers

i do like having video output

[warped narwhal]

And I bet you'll find that config on the arch wiki despite the app not being on linux afaik

[olive sable]

i actually dont mind the nvidia app too much

i just want my new drivers

[warped narwhal]

With how .Nvidia is rn, you can flip a coin for whether this new driver fixes a bug, or causes one

[olive sable]

oh my god. you say one positve thing about it and it stabs you in the ass

[warped narwhal]

Ooh that error looks like a hresult

[opaque wharf]

The display should still function because windows should theoretically have the basic display driver. Sometimes it happens. Driver update is borked and require you to remove the old version and download the latest version.

[warped narwhal]

Does windows itself need an update?

[olive sable]

windows isnt asking for an updatein the power off menu

[opaque wharf]

If the old Linus T. found out who did that he would skewer his ass

[olive sable]

oh, realtek wants to update some shit

i dont get what that has to do with nvidia but sure

[scarlet arch]

I have a match here with 256 arms...

[opaque wharf]

At that point its just 8-bit lookup table

[scarlet arch]

I'll let the compiler figure out how to do this the most efficient way. :)

[sage crag]

jump table and self modifying code

[tender river]

self modifying code when multi threading walks in

(or alternatively cpu cache)

[sage crag]

whats the problem just run a copy of the executable on each thread

[olive sable]

i like hyperoptimizing code, i dont think i can do much multithreading on web so its the only way

[tender river]

theres even an arm instruction for clearing the cpu cache

so you can properly implement self modifying code

[sage crag]

wrong! wasm has web worker support (it's bad)

[scarlet arch]

honestly the match isn't even that bad. I can reduce a lot of cases using wildcards. but it's time to go off work and I can't fucking push to gitlab

[olive sable]

its bad?

why bad?

[rough bloom]

is it the normal JS API or is it something specific to WebAssembly that I just don't know about

[tender river]

its the normal js api

[rough bloom]

oh
yeah, it's bad

(for WebAssembly anyway, for normal JS it's okay-ish)

[sage crag]

both

[olive sable]

why is it bad?

[sage crag]

depends on what wasm you use

[sage crag]

browser

[olive sable]

could you elaborate?

i knew it was cuz browser lol

[cosmic sphinx]

new model @sick owl

insanely fast too

[sage crag]

https://github.com/WebAssembly/wasi-threads
since wasm is a fairly new standard, there are about a million things not done

[tender river]

its funny that wasm has atomics despite no proper multithreading for now

[sick owl]

Bit underwhelming ngl

[scarlet arch]

wtf is going on.

$ git push -v -4 --force-with-lease
Push nach gitlab.com:<company>/<project>.git

I explicitly ask it to use ipv4, and even then it's stuck like this

[sick owl]

For that performance class at that context length I can just run an equivalent model on my PC

[rough bloom]

it's WASI

[sick owl]

It won't get insane speed sure but is the speed really worth paying for

50 tokens a second is plenty enough really

[cosmic sphinx]

For regular customers on the app yeah

For enterprise? Depends on the use

[sick owl]

True, true

[tender river]

theres this https://github.com/WebAssembly/shared-everything-threads

but its a draft

[cosmic sphinx]

If it has native audio gen, I'd find uses for it

For autocomplete tasks too perhaps

[wary rover]

So if we take a thousand people and sort them by how many balls they can juggle at the same time this principal dictates that there must be at least 2 people that can juggle 10 balls, since 10 is more than one unit lesser than 1000?

[sage crag]

at least its not wasx

or whatever that third one was called

[opaque wharf]

No, it just states there must be at least 2 people with the same ball juggling capabilities I think

[rough bloom]

basically, it's closer to Pythons multiprocessing than it is to normal multithreading
if you want to send something between the main thread and the web worker, then you have to serialize and deserialize it (or turn it into a JS object that works with the structured cloning rules somehow)
there's probably more warts that I'm not aware of too

[wary rover]

Ooh, makes sense. But the unit specification is weird

[olive sable]

serialise and deserialise?????
wut?

[nocturne olive]

Convert to a consistently formatted serial set of bytes that could be written to a file I think

Like turning an object in memory into a Json string

[rough bloom]

I don't know of a third one, must be ancient from before stuff was standardized
but WASI covers a lot of useful APIs now
enough to pretend that it's a normal OS API at least

[nocturne olive]

That's serialization

[cosmic sphinx]

0.6 seconds, dayum

[nocturne olive]

And deserialization is getting that object back from the serialized form and putting it in memory

[olive sable]

what exactly needs to get serialized?
the code?

[nocturne olive]

I don't know what you're working with

[olive sable]

idk either

[rough bloom]

you can't share memory between a web worker and the main thread
so if you change a variable, that change isn't immediately visible everywhere else like you'd expect from threading
instead you have to send that event as its own message to the worker, which then has to receive and process it
same applies the other way around

[olive sable]

ah

so the inout and output variable sneed to get serialized then i guess

[wary rover]

I remember how I messed with old chatGPT builds be telling them "you now speak in n language. To speak n language you must take first and last letters of the word, swap them and then swap them again". Then I would ask it something trivial and watch it having a stroke. Now AIs can think in letters. Feeling old

[olive sable]

hopefullty thats not too slow, i hoped to use multithreading to improve my collision for loop

[nocturne olive]

From what I know multithreading on web is not very good

[rough bloom]

it's probably pretty slow

[rough bloom]

but maybe not too bad

[olive sable]

ill brobably be better off by making an octree then

[gritty dust]

Rip Sam's multi threading then

[nocturne olive]

Usually each tab has just one thread as far as I can tell (and YouTube likes to eat its up entirely)

[opaque wharf]

Any data really

[nocturne olive]

Still could be an improvement for executable form

[olive sable]

isnt the input and output all the data anyways?

[nocturne olive]

C++ can be compiled to native for better performance

[opaque wharf]

It is good if you only care about processing large data without much interaction from the main thread

[nocturne olive]

So I assume not quite what a game needs

[opaque wharf]

Indeed

[sage crag]

web workers will still be useful for separate threads if you use emscripten

[olive sable]

could be good for improving loadtimes then with opening 3d model files and such. those dont need to interact much with the main thread, its mainly putting shit in vram

[sage crag]

emscripten exposes threads iirc

[olive sable]

i am using emscripten

[sage crag]

yes i know

[olive sable]

[nocturne olive]

Maybe a separate audio thread could work for making sure audio doesn't lag if the physics do though
Lost connection also has a completely separate thread for audio playback, the way to make it work is very interesting in Godot

[sage crag]

either way, if you intend to separate render thread from processing thread, it would still see gains on the web

[rough bloom]

should be easy to test
spin up a few web workers that just echo any message sent to them
then send and receive some message on every frame (or whenever you would use the web workers)
surely that should be roughly the same performance impact as actually computing collisions in the workers

[olive sable]

Emscripten has support for multithreading using SharedArrayBuffer in browsers. That API allows sharing memory between the main thread and web workers as well as atomic operations for synchronization, which enables Emscripten to implement support for the Pthreads (POSIX threads) API.

[opaque wharf]

Yep. You pass where to locate the data, the separate worker will load, parse, and pass the data to vram

[rough bloom]

oh, I didn't know that existed
very cool

[tender river]

depends on throughput imo

[sage crag]

just throw enough threads at the problem

[opaque wharf]

This is why we can't have nice things

[nocturne olive]

I really wonder how game engine 2.0 performance will differ between native and WASM

[sage crag]

https://emscripten.org/docs/porting/pthreads.html

[nocturne olive]

With the game engine being C++ there's no need for a web packer for a local build, just compile the C++ code to an executable

[sage crag]

rendering performance will probably be identical if using wgpu, though with gl it's bound to be much worse on web

[tender river]

sam's using webgl

webgpu is a pain in c++, its doable but much more complicated than in rust

[nocturne olive]

Yeah, WevGPU support on Firefox is currently nonexistent and the goal is compatibilty for now from what I know

[sage crag]

in terms of stuff like physics threads, unless you are doing a bunch of computations for some reason, its unlikely to be the bottleneck

[olive sable]

i actually switched to firefox so big oof

[nocturne olive]

So WebGL is kinda the only option if Firefox is a target platform

[nocturne olive]

Firefox is the only usable browser

[olive sable]

no worry, i will just improve webgpu support myself if need be

[sage crag]

wgpu isnt webgpu

[opaque wharf]

If you want more fun API, develop in chromium based browser. Bad side is it supports chrome-based only

[nocturne olive]

Whuh?

What is it then?

[gritty dust]

[sage crag]

a cross platform rendering library in rust, with c bindings

natively, it can do vk, metal, directx, and gl

[olive sable]

rust uwu?

[sage crag]

and on web it does webgl2 and webgpu

[gritty dust]

Bad, you are speaking the devil's language lol,

[nocturne olive]

Wouldn't adding an additional abstraction layer on WebGL make it theoretically slower?

[tender river]

thats not really how it works

[wary rover]

Do programmers hate rust?

[olive sable]

im not going to rust anytime this month lol

[worldly plank]

Is the AI license thing real?

[gritty dust]

I hate it a lot, some like it

[opaque wharf]

No, depends on how it is done

[sage crag]

ok i know i said it's not webgpu, but webgpu is more of a standard

[olive sable]

nah they love it

[nocturne olive]

I have yet to try it, so I don't know

[tender river]

the bottleneck is sending data to the GPU

and shader code

well, in graphics APIs at leasat

[olive sable]

some l;ove it a bit too much tho

[sage crag]

what i meant was, its not what we refer to as "webgpu" meaning the rendering engine

[rough bloom]

no, quite the opposite, it's generally well liked
see any recent StackOverflow survey

[wary rover]

Just started coding today and picked Rust for no reason. Will see how it goes lmao

[tender river]

wgpu can translate shader code between different languages

[gritty dust]

[tender river]

for cross platform compatibility

[sage crag]

@olive sable if you are interested in perhaps using wgpu, here is a tutorial and c/c++ bindings for wgpu

fricken embeds

[opaque wharf]

Wait, we can change link text here?

[sage crag]

im not sure if it will work with emscripten

[tender river]

some details are bound to get lost in translation but overall it should stay fairly optimal and not incur that much of an overhead

[opaque wharf]

Testing

[tender river]

it will https://eliemichel.github.io/LearnWebGPU/appendices/building-for-the-web.html

[opaque wharf]

Oh shit we can

[sage crag]

https://github.com/kainino0x/webgpu-cross-platform-demo
looks like it does

[olive sable]

true, which i why its very important to give everything the proper data type.
the stuff that get set on init, the big 3D models need to be GL_STATIC_DRAW.
otherwise it gets stored in regular ram like the dynamic data.

[sage crag]

of course, the code is only 900 lines, soooo

[olive sable]

[rough bloom]

naga is insane
like, it has a SPIR-V frontend
https://github.com/gfx-rs/wgpu/tree/trunk/naga

[olive sable]

maybe later, stuff is abrely working rn with normal webgl

[opaque wharf]

Yeah the point is to ditch gl

[sage crag]

its probably not worth switching between them due to the amount you will have to rewrite, so if you arent bothering to do it now maybe dont bother with it at all

[opaque wharf]

So you don't have to think about OpenGL or WebGL anymore

[olive sable]

gl is what i know tho, i mean that wgpu is gonna be even more scuffed

[opaque wharf]

Just wgpu

[opaque wharf]

But theoretically you don't need to think about the difference between OpenGL and WebGL anymore, if I understand it correctly

[olive sable]

wdym?

[opaque wharf]

Your current code has switch for OpenGL and WebGL no?

[nocturne olive]

Aren't the two basically meant to be the same thing but for different platforms?

[opaque wharf]

Ye, but doing it in C/C++ is painful

[olive sable]

not really, the switch is more for emscripten and native window.
most of the opengl api calls are the same

[opaque wharf]

Oh, I see

[olive sable]

the onbly diffrence is init'ing emscripten vs glew. along with some minor other things in the main.cpp

i think the only other thing that uses it is this thing for settign the main loop

[nocturne olive]

Today might finally be reboot day, we'll see

Maybe

Potentially after the Neuro stream

[trim jungle]

Is that a new neuro synth?

[nocturne olive]

What?

[trim jungle]

I just joined idk what you're talking about

Hi!

[nocturne olive]

I'm kinda known for rarely rebooting my PC (current uptime almost 71 days) and I may finally reboot again after today's Neuro stream

[trim jungle]

Oooohh

I didn't understand the timer

[wary rover]

Helo and welcom

[trim jungle]

But now I see

70 days is crazy

You don't run any updates?

[sour harness]

My uptime got ruined by a short power outage 2 days ago

[wary rover]

I wonder what my uptime is

[nocturne olive]

My last reboot was after around 1/3rd year of uptime

[nocturne olive]

I do, when I reboot

[primal siren]

Bruh i reboot my computer like everyday sometime twice

[nocturne olive]

No time for such wastes of time

[wary rover]

My uptime is 3 days. Rookie numbers

[nocturne olive]

That'd be a lot of time wasted making sure everything starts up properly

[trim jungle]

Me too

Gotta keep that cache clean

Cause I don't trust any of python's garbage collectors

[nocturne olive]

Meanwhile I just don't run Python software continuously

[trim jungle]

Or node

[nocturne olive]

The software I've written myself that runs continuously uses the JVM (with Kotlin)

[primal siren]

Ai after runing 2 hours:
HELLLLLP MEEEE

Btw how do i activate the birthday thing?

[trim jungle]

Is that specialized for ML?

Idk much about kotlin

[warped narwhal]

kotlin to java is like typescript to javascript

[trim jungle]

I mostly get problems with request handling

Because I host locally for friends

[trim jungle]

Ahh

[primal siren]

Ah yeah that piles up

[trim jungle]

So like, even more typecasted java?

[rough bloom]

it's a very different language than Java
TypeScript is (mostly) just JS with type annotations

[trim jungle]

Sometimes my speech recognition just dies and translates any audio to: Like and subscribe! For some reason

[primal siren]

Does it happen often to you guys trying to code something just to realize after 8 hours. That the reason why it doesnt really work is because it just shouldnt really?

[nocturne olive]

Kotlin isn't great for ML, but it sure does great as a bunch of servers and Discord bots

[trim jungle]

Skill issue

[trim jungle]

For like APIs or full package?

[nocturne olive]

Whar

[trim jungle]

It actually happened once because I trusted copilot with gpt. Never again...

[nocturne olive]

I use Kotlin for everything, from Discord bots to convenient little command line tools

[rough bloom]

trusting an LLM to make critical design decisions
at least it was only 8h

[sage crag]

i use hblang for nothing

[primal siren]

Like me trying to send my llm token directly to my xtts by putting both the llm and the xtts in streaming.

Just for a day later realizing.
That how the fu is my tts supposed to know how to say a sentence if it doesnt know the fing emotion behind it or at the very LEAST if there is an exclamation point at the end or not. 😆

[sage crag]

because it doesnt have enough standard library support

[rough bloom]

you should ask the person making the standard library to fix it

[sage crag]

what a great idea

[opaque sigil]

When's the hblang extension being rewritten in hblang

[sage crag]

as soon as vscode supports hbvm as an extension backend

[primal siren]

At least i corrected the attention mask (o.o)

[trim jungle]

Just fork it

[bright scaffold]

I need help with a license for my Minecraft resourcepack

Help me please someone, idk nothing about license

[sage crag]

i dont know, it seems like there is a lot of dev activity

[primal siren]

Coding with gpt is easy. You just need a LOT OF PATIENCE and Backups

[trim jungle]

Nah, I only use Claude now, and for stuff I already know

[primal siren]

Claude whats that?

[sage crag]

musician

[trim jungle]

Another llm

[noble zodiac]

actor

[trim jungle]

If you have copilot you can change the model to Claude Sonet

[bright scaffold]

Please explain

[trim jungle]

Sorry, idk anything about Minecraft modding

[primal siren]

I use forge aint no better

[trim jungle]

Maybe ask Claude

[bright scaffold]

I need something about a license on GitHub in the repository

[primal siren]

Or gpt

[bright scaffold]

[trim jungle]

Wdym?

[noble zodiac]

that highly depends on what kind of dependencies you usee and what license thosee have

[bright scaffold]

My resourcepack has a GitHub repository and i need a license there

But idk nothing about it

[sour harness]

Depends on what you want people to be able to do with it

But you probably want one of the creative commons licenses

[bright scaffold]

Download, use, but do not appropriate, and if they want to share, give a link to the project

[sour harness]

Modify yes/no?

https://creativecommons.org/chooser/

[bright scaffold]

Most likely they can change it but not appropriate it

[trim jungle]

I think you can add the LICENSE file to the repo root

[sour harness]

Choose "No" for "Do you know which license you need?" and then choose your preferences. It will then spit out the CC license that would work

[bright scaffold]

I need a CC license, yea?

[sour harness]

CC provides standard licenses that you can attach to your works

[trim jungle]

And it's free!

[sour harness]

Considering that you are distributing content instead of source code, CC is usually a good choice

[sharp mantle]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwG89HH0VcM gold

[sour harness]

For example. this one should be close to what you want

[bright scaffold]

What if i have a some license already?

How can i change it?

[trim jungle]

Just change the file

I think you "can't change" the license once you publish it

But idk, does someone know?

[bright scaffold]

Im just updating the repo rn

Because i do nothing about 4 months

[bright scaffold]

I just need to copy from legalcode.txt and put it inside LICENSE, right?

[trim jungle]

According to an issue from 2020, you should delete the LICENSE file and then add a new one

[bright scaffold]

done, will it be visible when i make a pull?

[trim jungle]

After a push I think

Check on GitHub if your repo still has the license

And that you're on the master/main branch

[opaque wharf]

I usually choose the license that I don't care about enforcing unless it has something to do with patent

So 3-BSD-Clear or CC-BY-4.0

[hoary lion]

bwaa

[trim jungle]

Hi!

[gritty dust]

Hiii

[tender river]

clwero

alright time to brush up my pyqt skills and keep working on my krita plugin

[bright scaffold]

Thx so much everyone

[molten island]

small W

[warped narwhal]

I'm physically hurting after watching this

[tender river]

1. you have to have copyright for the code (it's fine usually but if you have a lot of contributors you have to ask them for relicense permission)
2. the old code will keep being available under the old license as long as theres at least copy of the code with the old license anywhere on the internet
3. to change the license, just replace the license text

[tender river]

bcachefs is so broken but i use it because i have a drive array

[trim jungle]

What's krita?

[tender river]

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

[trim jungle]

You can make plugins with pyqt?

Amazing

Does krita support pyqt interfaces or is it more of a pyqt thing?

[tender river]

i dont know what you mean by that

[trim jungle]

I mean if pyqt is the one that makes the support to run in other apps

Or is it krita that specifically enables support for pyqt?

[tender river]

its krita

[trim jungle]

I see

But that's cool too

What are you planning to make?

[bright scaffold]

Is it looks good for ReadMe page?

[trim jungle]

Goated resourcepack

English is not my first language, but is it ok to start with: Exists instead of there exists/are?

[bright scaffold]

And not mine native too...

bwaa

[trim jungle]

Can a native/expert confirm?

[bright scaffold]

Im bad in English...

[gritty dust]

How's everyone's day?

[olive sable]

decen

[gritty dust]

[olive sable]

i have math and physics exams tomorrow tho

[gritty dust]

I got my physics exam on Friday

[hoary lion]

bunz

just end this week 🥀

[gritty dust]

WAIT 2 exams on one day huhhh, for us it's only one a day

[olive sable]

physics is gonna be oral tho.
damn the english word for that is not good 💀

[gritty dust]

Oral physics huhh

[inner pike]

Atleast its not biology

[olive sable]

biology will be genetics and biotechnology so should be fine

[hoary lion]

oral biology

super cursed

[olive sable]

lets change the topic before the mods come

[gritty dust]

Kekw

[inner pike]

honestly i prefer physics as a subject over biology, physics has some cool stuff

[hoary lion]

indeed

[olive sable]

i prefer physics, bbut biology is cool too

[inner pike]

yeah

[olive sable]

gene manipulation and stuff is the future

[gritty dust]

agreed

[inner pike]

true, that kinda stuff is interesting

[trim jungle]

Is biology a mandatory course for CS/engineering?

[olive sable]

i dont think so?

[bright scaffold]

I changed some parts because the github not working with <style>

[warped narwhal]

Not as far as I'm aware. But you will learn a lot about the limits of the human body when you are 3 days without sleep after trying to figure out why the div isn't centering

[worldly plank]

A lot about psychology as well.

[inner pike]

"How long does it take for a human being to have a mental Breakdown"

[trim jungle]

Then what do you study

[olive sable]

im still in hs lol

[trim jungle]

Yeah, MD just kinda works like html

[olive sable]

just a week left if i dont fail my exams

[opaque wharf]

Seems like Vedal cooked hard on this one experimental upgrade

Neuro doesn't seems too serious but still entertaining now

[sour harness]

No more thesaurus

Uh, so then this happens

[opaque wharf]

True, wonder how other people in #programming AI is doing

[opaque wharf]

Yep

[sour harness]

I couldn't help myself...

[nocturne olive]

You have a GPU with 24GB VRAM? Meanwhile I have a major need for those and am broke

[hoary lion]

easiest way to summon superbox

[sour harness]

I just ordered it today, so I don't have it yet

[hoary lion]

show 24gb + gpu

[sour harness]

But uh...I guess I shouldn't show the nvidia-smi output of my current AI rig then

[nocturne olive]

Whuh

[hoary lion]

save that later to summon superbox again

[nocturne olive]

I really need to figure out how I'm gonna get 3090s for my training needs, taking 30 hours for a NeuroSynth model is quite non-ideal

And the utilization sucks beause I can only do batch size 3

[opaque wharf]

We are not the same

[nocturne olive]

Whar

[stark needle]

are u sure u need 30 hours

That seems like a lot

[nocturne olive]

That's how long BETA-3 took

30 hours straight total, with terrible utilization because of low batch size

[sour harness]

How much VRAM does it take to train that?

[nocturne olive]

All of it

[stark needle]

i told ya if u ever need gpu u can use mine, or i think sam also has a 3090

[olive sable]

depends on the batch size i guess. but more is bettter

[olive sable]

ye

[nocturne olive]

I like training in-house for now

That's crazy

[stark needle]

i like having mental breakdowns

[nocturne olive]

4070Ti really suffers with having only 12GB VRAM

[olive sable]

i barely use the vram myself so feel free to use my compute
i got it mainly for game-dev

[opaque wharf]

Holy cow thats a low amount of VRAM for quite a high end card

[sour harness]

Ti with only 12GB?

[nocturne olive]

Yeah, that's why it kinda sucks

[opaque wharf]

You say that and Superbox will come and haunt you

[olive sable]

i mean, if superbox want his own 3090 he should buy one 2ndhand. they're like 650 euro here rn

[trim jungle]

Yep, a ripoff

[nocturne olive]

That's what I've seen here too, but I'm broke

[olive sable]

do you have a job rn?

[trim jungle]

Just sell a kidney

[olive sable]

cuz if you dont the belgian government would like to pay you 12.5K per year

[nocturne olive]

No, mainly because I was rejected despite my abilities being way more than any ""expert"" that company had

[sour harness]

That's....not enough to splurge on a 3090

[hoary lion]

classic 'junior dev' experience

[olive sable]

12.5K is more than enough to get 20 3090's

[trim jungle]

Isn't 12.5k a year low?

[sour harness]

If you don't have other expenses

[nocturne olive]

Whuh

[opaque wharf]

Per year sam

[nocturne olive]

I need only like 3K

[opaque wharf]

1k per month + living expenses

[olive sable]

you dont get what i mean. thats how much im going to be making for not having a job when i become 18

jobless

paid

free

money

[trim jungle]

What

That's amazing

[olive sable]

so they give you money

[opaque wharf]

The taxes tho...

[hoary lion]

get money by not making money

crazy system

[trim jungle]

He just said you don't even need to work

It's basically free money without working

[olive sable]

you just need to get classified as being unable to ge ta job, which is easy if you have autism

[hoary lion]

we all have autism for sure

easy win

[olive sable]

so in the 3 years of college ill be making an easy 40K

[opaque wharf]

I've seen you break down over bracket so yeah, that checks out lol

[olive sable]

...

no comment

[opaque wharf]

[olive sable]

dont shame the disabled

shame on you

[hoary lion]

?? is github dead or something

[olive sable]

no it isnt

[sour harness]

works for me

[hoary lion]

ugh classic google behavior lol

[trim jungle]

I'm not diagnosed but pretty sure I am, how do I apply for Belgian citizenship?

[olive sable]

idk

i was born with it

i guess just move to here?

are you also interested in selling out your autism?

[hoary lion]

money is money

[trim jungle]

Seems like a pretty powerful tool