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amber fractal
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720p has a max of 12 bits per pixel, 1080p is 14 bits

olive sable
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14 FOCUS

amber fractal
olive sable
amber fractal
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no igglybwaa

olive sable
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it should be

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8bit video has 8 bits per channel

amber fractal
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I reduced down into bitmask first and readded

olive sable
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idk wha tthat means but sure okp

azure lynx
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some combinations of resolution and refresh rate use different encoding to RGBA

olive sable
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hmmm

amber fractal
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The lorge number is 570*1140*160/24 should be 32 but not useful for this.

olive sable
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the voluemtric refreshrate is supposed to be 30, so with 1080p30 we can ignore the refreshrate and jsut try to pack 570x1140x160 volumetric into a 1080p image somehow

azure lynx
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i saw something using a 4:2:0 encoding i think in the config blob yesterday

olive sable
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i havent had good luck with 4:2:0 so far. but maybe thats cuz i was trying to do stuff that didnt work in general

fiery anchor
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oh boy youtube is somewhat down.

olive sable
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new idea.
instead of matching the binary representation of the voxels to 1080p image. we only send non-empty voxels?

azure lynx
amber fractal
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I was going to mention this

azure lynx
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at least it's failing quickly

fiery anchor
amber fractal
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keep the spiral mask in memory and send anything in mask over.

final tinsel
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Yes it’s down

fiery anchor
olive sable
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complicated is fine if it works

olive sable
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which we cant

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the spiral is only for converting one frame of volumetric data into a full rotation of the spiral

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sending the volumetric data is compeltely independant of the spiral

azure lynx
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the spiral is probably trivially computable from what the current time is if you need to

amber fractal
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spiral itself can be cached

olive sable
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spiral is jsut this:

#version 450 core

const float PI = 3.14159265358979323846;
const float realRes = 570.5;
const uint WIDTH  = 570;
const uint HEIGHT = 1140;
const uint DEPTH  = 160;
const uint STRIDE = WIDTH * HEIGHT;
const uint WORDS_PER_Z = (DEPTH + 31) / 32;
const uint  NUM_BITS = 24u;

layout(std430, binding = 0) readonly buffer VolumeBuffer {uint data[];} volume;
uniform float helixAngle;
uniform float deltaAngle;

out vec4 colour;

uint sampleZ(vec2 pos, float angle)
{
    float a = atan(pos.y, pos.x) + angle;
    float dist = fract(a /  PI) * float(DEPTH);
    return min(uint(dist), DEPTH - 1u);
}

void main()
{
    uint x = uint(gl_FragCoord.x);
    uint y = uint(gl_FragCoord.y);
    uint baseIndex = x + y * WIDTH;

    float offset = 0.5 * float(y & 1u);
    vec2 newPos  = vec2(float(x) + offset, floor(float(y) * 0.5) + offset);
    vec2 centre = vec2(realRes * 0.5);
    newPos = newPos - centre;

    uint packedVal = 0u;
    for (uint i = 0u; i < NUM_BITS; ++i)
    {
        float angle = helixAngle + float(i) * deltaAngle;
        uint z = sampleZ(newPos, angle);

        uint bitIdx  = z & 31u;
        uint wz      = z >> 5;
        uint wordIdx = baseIndex + (wz * STRIDE);

        uint b = (volume.data[wordIdx] >> bitIdx) & 1u;
        packedVal |= b << i;
    }

    uvec3 rgb;
    rgb.r =  packedVal        & 0xFFu;
    rgb.g = (packedVal >> 8)  & 0xFFu;
    rgb.b = (packedVal >> 16) & 0xFFu;

    colour = vec4(vec3(rgb) / 255.0, 1.0);
}
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VolumeBuffer is the shit we need to send

azure lynx
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what would playing normal video on it look like?

olive sable
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well

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you cant

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it would only look good form the top i guess

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complete garbage fromt he sides

azure lynx
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it'd be interesting i think. not good, but strange to look at.

amber fractal
olive sable
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i have no clue what you mean with caching the spiral

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if you want to send only what the spiral hits, we still have to send everything

azure lynx
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you only have to send the data which is currently displaying, not the whole volume

amber fractal
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I'll explain but I need time

azure lynx
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most of it is empty space and can't be projected on

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you only need to send a spiral of data per frame

night lintel
olive sable
azure lynx
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where are you projecting the other data?

olive sable
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vertically

azure lynx
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it can't hit the right place because it can only hit the spiral

olive sable
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we're sending 30hz volumetric, that gets converted to 176.041666z of 24 1-bit planes. aka 4225hz.
at 15rpm with a double helix, all the voxels will have been shown

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30hz is the refreshrate of the full volume

azure lynx
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you only need to send the data for where the spiral will be at the time the image is displayed. (you're stacking frames in a single value but the only get displayed one at a time on the position of the spiral at that point.)

olive sable
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if we only send data for where the spiral is rn

azure lynx
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at that point

olive sable
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yes

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then the pc would have to be the one to send the bitplanes

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so we would need 176.0416666hz

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the 30hz frames don't come in-between parts of rotation.
each frame the spiral will have already made a full rotation

hollow matrix
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I figured out a way around it! I unhid the second part of the form, filled it out, and it let me submit it

fiery anchor
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i think this is the point where a flowchart might help. and the point where the bed calls

olive sable
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true

amber fractal
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I'm dropping the spiral idea

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I realized it is stupid

azure lynx
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you can overlay and delay the bitplanes, compressing the values into however many bits per pixel you have. but you only need a single sheet of pixels that wrap around the spiral per frame. not the whole voxel buffer

fickle rain
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Huh, first time this happened for me

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3% 3 challenges to solve

olive sable
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Or something like that

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I guess 141? Shruge

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4225/30 doesnt convert well

amber fractal
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The only compression that might do anything is just again send nonzero. Just sending the omega sized 1d coords/color array to the pi and force it to remap.

azure lynx
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you only need the pixels which hit.
no other pixels need sending and in fact, they're a waste of space!

amber fractal
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bonus because we only have so many bit combos, we can make it a lot faster by doing passes and map all of these guys to a color

olive sable
azure lynx
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run length encoding would be fantastic for 1-bit data

olive sable
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And then just use some funky modulo math

amber fractal
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Still need the color infomation igglybwaa

olive sable
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The bitplane colours for the projector get calculated on the pi

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Or you mean for the voxel encoding?

amber fractal
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voxel ye

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we only have hits so far

olive sable
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I guess we just have 3 bytes per pixel to work with. Splitting data between pixels gets messy

amber fractal
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Nah we got enough for full, because we ain't sending most of the voxels

olive sable
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So we could do 3 bytes, each byte for distance? miniHmm
"On for x, of for y, on for z"

amber fractal
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3 bytes is for every voxel sent

azure lynx
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perhaps encoding marching cube faces?

olive sable
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Or like

azure lynx
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you could send and on and and off

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2 pixels, gives you a block of arbitrary length

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if you have more then send 2 more

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how many to skip, how many to draw

olive sable
# olive sable Or like

Since our ground plane of 570x1140 can fit neay twice in 1080p, wed have about 2 voxels per row max if we try a full cube

quick condor
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I love compiling flash attention+cuda

olive sable
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We have 3 colour channels

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8 bytes is more than enough in terms of distance

azure lynx
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then you've also got color if you want in 3rd byte for lookup table

olive sable
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What is the lookup table for?

azure lynx
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storing color? assuming you have 3 1-bit channels you could use for 1-bit color stuff?

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or just store 3 values in 2 pixels

olive sable
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Now that i think about it

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Worst case scenario

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It is 570x1140x160 = 103968000

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If we have a voxel at the very end it is going to be 103967999 away

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Wont fit in 8bits

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We also cant really do 27 bits

azure lynx
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perhaps you could do a simpler encoding "top bit set, draw, top bit unset, skip" and then just do lots of 0xff skips of 127 voxels until you get the right distance in

olive sable
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Oh

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True

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For now thats probably the best method we can do

hollow matrix
unkempt citrus
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Certificates classic

faint sandal
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The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
caca-utils chafa dkms jp2a libchafa0t64 ocl-icd-libopencl1:i386 toilet toilet-fonts

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why did my ubuntu come with toilet

azure lynx
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obv for the caca-utils.

kind fable
jagged turtle
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neofetch needs a toilet?

hollow matrix
kind fable
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it needs caca-utils which needs toilet

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Check neowofetch's package on debian sid package list if you want

azure lynx
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i wonder how badly being interrupted constantly will affect my agent's ability to think.
I think perhaps making most events only visible to them when they've reached the end of a sentence instead of interrupting them whenever might help...
perhaps i could put non-urgent events on a timer that either waits a certain number of seconds or until the agent finishes generating a sentence or until the queue has N items in it (whichever comes first)

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(spinning in my chair thinking about that and i just about fell off because i touched something pointy on the back of the chair and it made me move off center while spinning. ;/ should not do that.)

faint sandal
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I was just joking dawg

jagged turtle
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nuru

amber fractal
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I don't know what is worse, neurospin never animating or actually having it spin

azure lynx
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if i had another monitor i could make a spinning chair simulator...

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or better... a display i could read while spinning in my chair

amber fractal
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VR headset

azure lynx
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cable would get tangled.

amber fractal
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I was just spinning in VRC not 3 days ago with a quest 2

azure lynx
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i only have an old oculus rift (both no longer supported and would require a meta account to use)

amber fractal
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I'm impressed the iGPU survived that experince

azure lynx
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i should get a new one probably. i've got plenty of room in this apartment (see all my comment about spinning in my chair)

amber fractal
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I'm pretty sure I can also get my rift working if I wanted to but linux

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I borrow the quest 2 from sibling

obsidian mantle
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Wtf, it doesnt work anymore because they stopped support?

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What kind of support is needed for it anyway

amber fractal
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entire stack

obsidian mantle
azure lynx
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i think it probably works but they don't update the driver for that model?
it needed drivers for the camera tracking things and software to convert those images into 3d locations

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and you had to sign in to meta for their software

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there's probably a 3rd party software for the trackers but it's also ancient hardware.
i'm sure there's something better that's decently priced.

amber fractal
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I've heard mixed things about 3rd party solutions, some people swapping in so they have less weight to run steamvr on windows

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It exists but I don't have experince as when I would have wanted to I already had massive instabillity on windows for VR

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Linux continues to work better than windows ever could (11)

azure lynx
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i used to play a few games semi-regularly but stopped playing when i moved into a smaller apartment.

amber fractal
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just had to frontload the suffering

azure lynx
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i think i'd prefer someting made in the last couple of years over reviving my oculus.

amber fractal
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quest 1 is out of support so I'd avoid that boi

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can't even launch games itself, has to stram; hearing from a friend

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tbf I'd be looking at either bigscreen beyond 2 or steam frame. Not sure which I'd prefer

azure lynx
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looking at the prices, i'm not convinced I need a new VR setup right now coz I kept looking at all the cool add on parts.

fast pagoda
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i accidentally put multiple blankets that become like 60 lbs when full of water in my washer at once

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so it was trying to do a spin cycle and would just start tubthumping right as it spun up

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so it stopped and had gemini speak to me irl

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"the washer needs your help"

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excuse me what

opaque wharf
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Wait, your washing machine have smart function?

azure lynx
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"it's too heavy. it needs you to help spin it." ;]

fast pagoda
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yeah i got it last year

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it has fuckin "ai mode" lmfao

opaque wharf
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Damn, that sounds nice to know when you fucked up lol

fast pagoda
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dryer too and theyre linked

amber fractal
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Only thing I might do is look into completly diffrent, but grab one of those mind probes that can read electrical signals so I can rig events to them.
My sensory is weird where I can feel where parts of my head are being used so I could at least hook into those exact spots to grab free activation points.

azure lynx
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"The dryer wishes to inform you that it is not speaking to washing machine until they apologize properly for not doing a good job on the spin cycle yesterday."

fast pagoda
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i could see it

amber fractal
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one of the breakups of all time

fast pagoda
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i have the dryer play pachelbel's Canon when it finishes a run

opaque wharf
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Should've used Tchaikovsky for actual cannon

young plover
fast pagoda
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They are unassuming in appearance
Wash clothes pretty good tho

fast pagoda
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You might be able to configure it to

azure lynx
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but after the AI revolution you'll have wash your own clothes!

amber fractal
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cat sticker my beloved

young plover
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I don't think it's very advanced but I did see some kind of port on there. Might have diagnostics.

fast pagoda
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damn my dryer done went on strike

azure lynx
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"More socks! Less lint!"

fast pagoda
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tbf my parents had lg washers but got them when it was like 15+ years ago and even then they played a song when finishing a load

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they could not configure theirs by talking to a ghost in the air tho

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for some reason i think theyve like always played the jingle

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lg

opaque wharf
young plover
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Mine is in the basement and I live on the second floor. Couldn't hear it if it was making a noise.

fast pagoda
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me washing the clothes

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oh damn this gif went longer than expected

amber fractal
fast pagoda
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it's lucky i didnt put 80 other things in there lmao

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it's a 6 cubic foot boi

fast pagoda
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that's a woman tho

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lolol

amber fractal
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I'm going to perish now

fast pagoda
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you saw what you wanted to see in your heart

amber fractal
fast pagoda
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i feel like there was a term for this

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ai wash

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before we had ai everything

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auto

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lol

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auto was the term

azure lynx
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fuzzy logic

fast pagoda
azure lynx
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that was big for a while... meant "thermometer"

fast pagoda
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like

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this is just

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normal wash

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it seems to just change the length and like how long it does each cycle part

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that's literally what auto did i think

amber fractal
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where is the cleaning the body wash?

azure lynx
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the AI part is that it can talk to your phone though

fast pagoda
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the cleaning time isnt changeable like that i guess

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so there's nothing there since i cant change it

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it just says how long it's gonna be till it's done lol

azure lynx
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it probably has a strain gauge for the weight and measures RPM vs the percent duty cycle it's powering it and does some math on that

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might not even have a strain gauge...might just use inertia estimates

fast pagoda
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im surprised it didnt complain about the weight once the blankets were soaked

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i guess technically it did

azure lynx
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probably couldn't get up to speed

fast pagoda
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well it was because it was unbalanced

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100 lbs of blanket on one side of the tub

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make spin cycle go boom

amber fractal
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yeeting myself out the window energy

fast pagoda
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bruh it has like this gap at the top

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where technically you could reach down into the body fo the washer

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it's just open

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so

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i put shit in there but if i put too much

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invariably some shit gets yeeted in there

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right at the start of the cycle

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because it spins right at the start to measure the weight

azure lynx
fast pagoda
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yeah you were on the money lol

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it will tell me when i should clean the tub and such

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so i guess that's a nice "smart" feature

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and apparently i have used 852 Wh in the last month with it

azure lynx
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probably just has a timer for that... at least the air filter thing I had just waited until it had a runtime of like 4 weeks and lit up the "Check filter" icon, even if I'd just cleaned it.

fast pagoda
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it does, it literally just counts runs lol

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i dont think it adjusts or anything

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it just reminds me every 30 runs

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gemini will probably tell me

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scare the shit out of me again

azure lynx
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it's the type of thing they probably tell you to do in the manual but nobody used to do it after the first time because they didn't keep track

fast pagoda
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i clean my garbage disposal every week like a good boy too

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im very astute

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and humble

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(i liek the funny foam that it makes)

azure lynx
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i've had to run a clean cycle on my dishwasher twice since i've moved in even though i never use the dishwasher because things keep leaking off the bench and dripping into it.

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if it was smart it'd know it wasn't wanted and leave.

fast pagoda
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im unable to parse what is happening there

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dish washer is open when unuseD?

azure lynx
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liquid spills, drips off the counter onto the door of the machine and somehow gets inside

fast pagoda
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oh lol

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that's ominous for the seal

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i guess if it's at the top it probably doesnt hurt anything

azure lynx
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it seems to seal fine when i run the cleaning cycle ;/

fast pagoda
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maybe if it's not locked

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i think mine pushes in a bit when i lock it to run it

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from the locking action

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mine is old as shit tho

azure lynx
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shrug i don't use it except to stop it from smelling

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no idea how it gets in

fast pagoda
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i just cant make myself not use it because of how much more efficient it is

azure lynx
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except of course from me spilling stuff

fast pagoda
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than my stupid ass playing in the sink

azure lynx
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i just clean stuff as i use it. mostly i have sandwiches or cold food, or the food is in a paper/cardboard bowl for the microwave

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and if i have to clean the air fryer, i need to run hot water anyway so may as well do the rest of the stuff.
and i guess i just got used to not using it.

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(spinning is a perfectly normal thing. even in the kitchen without a chair. defnitely grew out of any autism i had as a child.definitely. definitely.)

silent cloak
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I pace a ton

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It stresses everyone the hell out for some reason

azure lynx
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i had a roommate who paced. he seemed very anxious. was quite high strung.

amber fractal
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I do also pace, my family just accepts that I pace

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helps to not be in one place as I'm thinking a lot

azure lynx
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i don't pace, but i do get up and do things with purpose. repetitively. i find myself looking in the same 2 cupboards and the fridge 10x a night without actually feeling hungry or getting any food.

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with apparent purpose

fast pagoda
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im trying to catch this fucking thing playing a tune and dancing at the end of thee cycle

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it's said 1 min left for like 10 mins now

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very smort

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probably the weight of the water in blanket

azure lynx
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fuzzy logic... "It's close, ok.. not that close...."

fast pagoda
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probably tries to get it within a % of the weight witout water from the start or something

azure lynx
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maybe as it dries out near the edge it's able to pull a wet part from the middle

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and that adjusts the loading

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if it used a % of the weight you wouldn't be able to take something out... i think it just measures how much water is coming out and once it's basically stopped it'ill stop

fast pagoda
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i feel like pretty much everything it wants to know is handled by weight and like a flow sensor of some kind

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yeah like that

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behold

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well

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if i trim size lule

azure lynx
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the dryer will have a sensor for humidity, but a washing machine will always leave the clothes wet

hollow matrix
fast pagoda
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i changed the jingle to bethoven's 5th

azure lynx
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it's a virtual host and it's showing the host's cert and not the one that it resolves to.

fast pagoda
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and you can hear jarvis say it's done

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that voice is too sultry to surprise me

azure lynx
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the speed controllers for my robots let you play a tune on startup.
with 4 speed controllers for 4 motors you can have 4 part harmony

fast pagoda
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reminds me of floppotron

azure lynx
fast pagoda
azure lynx
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if those drives weren't already dead, that drum beat would soon kill them

fast pagoda
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lol

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yeah i dont think drives do very well exposed to air these days with how the platters are so dense now

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som ehave nitrogen and shit in them

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helium

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kek

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nitrogen

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the 24tb drive i have has helium

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not exactly sure why but i imagine friction

azure lynx
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once you get over a certain speed you want as little friction as possible probably

fast pagoda
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yeah agree they cram them in there as close as possible

azure lynx
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i'm going to have to make a list of tech i need to replace. ;/
i haven't got any drives large enough to backup my main drive and that's 81% full.

azure lynx
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i'd give them a day to fix it (in case it's related to some other outage and they need someone on their side now to fix it) and then look for an 800 number to call?

fast pagoda
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i just spent like 10 minutes raging and wandb claiming im not logged in

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gave it like 4-5 tokens

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until i realized

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i was giving it hf tokens

azure lynx
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maybe you can just download the software from their site without filling anything in?

hollow matrix
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If you have the device it's free

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for 6 months

jagged turtle
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only for 6 months??

azure lynx
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after that it's one first born child per month

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(you could probably use someone else's)

jagged turtle
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look, I get if the software was locked behind the purchase of a wacom tablet, but to then only be able to use it for 6 months is crazy

azure lynx
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just make it an SX or LX or Lite version

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what everyone else does

jagged turtle
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👆 at least do that

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still a bit shitty but you can do better than not letting consumers use the in-house app for configuring their tablets at all

hollow matrix
jagged turtle
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aintneurway

azure lynx
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after 6 months, what happens to your art? can you still open it?

hollow matrix
azure lynx
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the "and can convert them somehow" is doing a lot of lifting

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if you have something which can open them already, why are you using the program?

jagged turtle
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"""somehow"""

hollow matrix
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Although to be fair, that's the perpetual license, it's $0.99/month

jagged turtle
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$1/month

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honestly not that bad

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what like, how long would you normally use it for?

hollow matrix
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When compared to Adobe that's amazing

azure lynx
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are there any open source or free illustrator clones?

hollow matrix
jagged turtle
hollow matrix
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Plus if it's included with the tablet it should be easy to get, I shouldn't be having to use devtools to complete forms because the site is so broken

azure lynx
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(i've only every used pixel type tools like Photoshop and GIMP)

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i know that blender has a grease pen tool

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for animation

hollow matrix
opaque wharf
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Affinity Studio by Canva is free

hollow matrix
opaque wharf
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It was affinity [product] for a while. And they even have perpetual license for up to Affinity 2. The Studio version does not have the same license but you only need it if you use their AI stuff

azure lynx
# opaque wharf Affinity Studio by Canva is free

they say it's free and they'll never sell your data coz they want people to use their AI services and the more users of the basic tool, the more chances to upsell them to that service.
but then why the "Sign up to download" buttons?

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why do they need my details if it's that free?

opaque wharf
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I can give you the installer and it will install just fine

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I don't even signed in when opening their app IIRC

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Lemme actually spin up my VM real quick

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You know windows is bad when even a fucking VM takes ages to boot evilWheeze

azure lynx
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they made VMs worse (imo) when they made all of windows a VM (sorta) and stopped vmware from working. ;/

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stupid hyperv stuff

azure lynx
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it broke like for a version or 2 unless you did workarounds when they made the change

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like years ago, sometime in windows 10

hollow matrix
azure lynx
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used to need vmware for work stuff

opaque wharf
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It sure is taking it's time

azure lynx
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no network?

opaque wharf
hollow matrix
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btw, I don't know how tf you're supposed to even download VMWare at this point, the only way I've been able to figure out how to do it is downloading the installer from the internet archive since I can't find it on broadcom's website

azure lynx
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i wouldn't be surprised if VMs are just like normal files that the OS opens like all the compressed stuff

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i try avoid the gui in windows unless it's helpful for something

opaque wharf
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Uhhh, one sec. I actually forgot how to share FileSystem evilWheeze

hollow matrix
azure lynx
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i used to run an ESX or GSX server? or both maybe at different times
headless VMware server

azure lynx
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that ran on its own server and i used it for testing... work adjacent stuff.

fast pagoda
# hollow matrix btw, I don't know how tf you're supposed to even download VMWare at this point, ...
15 aur/vmware-vmrc 12.0.5-1 [+15 ~0.04]
VMware Remote Console
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hollow matrix
fast pagoda
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pacman

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just use it in windows

azure lynx
#

pacman : The term 'pacman' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program.

fast pagoda
hollow matrix
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Beat me to it SMH

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Also why does scoop take like 10 minutes to search for shit

azure lynx
#

there are package managers for windows like chocolatey i think?

hollow matrix
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And the built-in one winget

azure lynx
#

yeah.

hollow matrix
#

I don't think pacman for the deprecated Windows Subsystem for Android is going to help me here

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I did actually find an archive of WSA on GitHub at one point and used it for a while until I ran out of storage for it, it's like 11GB

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And I am not good at storage management

opaque wharf
#

Yeah it installs just fine with no internet

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Let's see if I need to login

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Oh yeah, first time only to get the license. Let's test it

azure lynx
#

it says they might use it to communicate with me. not interested in being communicated with.

opaque wharf
#

I forgot how tedious it is to login to my account catdespair

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No internet required after the first time login

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Also, I did have it on my linux machine

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Tried the same for Fusion360 but they being an ass about the QT lib version

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So WINE didn't save it hence why I have VM

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Oddly enough, I don't need to sign in on linux evilWheeze

azure lynx
#

fusion is unfortunately something i had to sign up for coz i needed something decent to design robots with.

opaque wharf
#

Yeah, it WAS working before, but the latest installer broke it. So if you have an older installation and has logged in before, you are safe

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Because only the log in is borked

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Everything else works fine

azure lynx
#

i think you just need to log in every 90 days or something to keep it active. i had to re-sign in once last year when i took a break for a while.

opaque wharf
#

Nah, not even. The problem is not the actual login, it is the use of web browser redirect. Because once you've logged in, the auth mechanism doesn't depend on the browser anymore

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And for those browser, they somehow depends on QT

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Which they ship a custom version

azure lynx
#

ah. QT is really really cool when it works.

opaque wharf
#

So those 90 days renewal can be done OOB

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out-of-band

azure lynx
#

when it doesn't, it can be awkward

fast pagoda
#

based response on the right

opaque wharf
fast pagoda
azure lynx
#

first code change in days that broke in a non-trivial way. ;/
now i gotta work out where my ASR output is going. i see it in the new GUI but it doesn't make it out the door to the agent's /event endpoint.
should be relatively easy to fix though. i suspect it just replaced the 'output this text' with 'send the text to the part where it displays it'... without also outputting it

amber fractal
#

-# knowing the pramater count implies I can run it, for anyone who will fight me on pedantics

azure lynx
opaque wharf
amber fractal
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I was looking for a toggle, I did not recall you existng

azure lynx
#

3 lines from the log file, 3 bugs to fix:

[2026-02-18 03:04:11.324] [warning] Avatar service call failed: TIMEOUT/ERR
[2026-02-18 03:04:11.338] [debug] Unhandled event type: 9
[2026-02-18 03:04:11.447] [info] ThoughtModel: Streaming TTS chunk (End Block): ' '
wrong address for avatar.
it doesn't use type 9 any more... that was the avatar call.
and wtf is it doing TTS on a trailing space for??

amber fractal
#

what a joke of overlapping binds

opaque wharf
#

I love it when this channel is becoming the equivalent of rubber duck lol

amber fractal
#

One of my favorite times to pop in

opaque wharf
#

Especially if it is Shiro that is crashing out evilWheeze

amber fractal
#

that one is a feast that should be celebrated

amber fractal
#

Sometimes I wish I didn't like to test so I can remain oblivious, maybe then I would have failed demos of NN out sooner.

opaque wharf
#

Also, I think someone at discord needs to be fired for writing dog shit code that enable sentry console logging on prod

amber fractal
azure lynx
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i enjoyed sending extra (malformed) data to analytics providers. extra commas, quotes and parentheses in the fields. that kind of thing.

amber fractal
#

I'm no longer starting from nothing

fast pagoda
amber fractal
#

weird for it to be a google share

fast pagoda
#

This may interest you

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It's cuz I'm on my phone and stupid

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While maintaining the standard language modeling paradigm for text tokens, BitDance employs a next-patch diffusion paradigm for visual tokens to predict multiple tokens in parallel—up to 64 per step. This unified multimodal framework is simple, scalable, and capable of efficiently generating high-resolution, photorealistic images.

amber fractal
#

Seems very similar to what I'm doing. Minus feeding into an embedding layer

fast pagoda
#

Yeah I was like wait huh

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Immediately thought of you

amber fractal
#

time to begin reading this boi

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oh shit it's llm based image

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"we scale the entropy of binary representations,
expanding the vocabulary size up to 2^256" Yep that sounds exactly like what is being done with NN

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I guess I'll add something like this onto the list of items to train on.

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I actually have a very high entropy dataset I can test with for NN

azure lynx
#

i'd like to see something which can actually keep the style of drawings. models have converted my rushed sketches into beautifully inked anime characters too many times.

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i think it's because it loses too much in the encoding

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it goes "i can see what you were trying to do" and does that instead

amber fractal
#

only thing I'd recommend is a hack to extract the style, give a smol lm the goal of combining your prompt with what it sees and pray to frick it works.

amber fractal
# fast pagoda

binary hypercube looks so bad out of context but that is the state I'm thinking in most of the time

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"it reveals that the model effectively learns the
discrete nature of binary tokens without any manual constraints." And this is NNv4

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you'd then match it to a embedding which is crossed via normal transformers

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patching is the only way this scales, so makes sense there

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we are doing well because we get free cross attention from the bits, yeah only makes sense if your abstracting once for image noise then another for general context.

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SIlently proving that patch matching can stack

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That is about all I know, starting to go into the generation part which I still don't fully understand yet. Sure it is a transformer model, but it is still weird to me.

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as an open letter to anyone who might try and impl something similar, you need patching for this to work; trying to binary match a single token's worth of infomation isn't enough to generalize

azure lynx
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do all text2image and image2image models use CLIP? coz it feels like i see CLIP's 77 token limitation in a lot of other models

amber fractal
amber fractal
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I only picked image based as a stress test, I'm not knowledgeable on what the field is doing.

fast pagoda
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a lot do though

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it's small and good-ish at what it does

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since around sd 2.0 (flop) it used openclip and clip

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and then after that you had clip + t5

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which is an llm

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imagen doesnt use clip

azure lynx
#

it really has trouble when you start using prepositions though

fast pagoda
#

it just uses t5

azure lynx
#

relative locations and stuff

fast pagoda
#

flux and sd3 type DiT typically use multiple clips which concat embeds

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and t5

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but in later gens recently clip is kinda fading out finally

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larger more recent DiT use t5

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some of the recent chinese models use GLM

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which i believe is how GLM (the precursor to like, GLM5) started

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clip is not an LLM

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so it cannot grasp anything like what an LLM can

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all it does is contrastive pairs

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the models that use clip + t5 or similar generally just use clip as a styyle guide

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aesthetic stuff

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it's good at that

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just nothing as far as precise placement or anything

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autoregressor iamge gen i dont think use clip in general

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because that's part of their wheelhouse

azure lynx
#

clip also gets the wrong homonym at chance levels, but it's consistent with what it thinks you mean.

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coz it's just a word -> concept match

fast pagoda
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clip is a truly brainless encoder

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that's it

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you can replace CLIP with the encoder portion of just about any LLM

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it will change how the model "acts" though

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77 tokens hasnt come up for me in at least 2 years

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as far as being something i've even remembered was an issue

azure lynx
#

i hardly ever use such big prompts, but i generated some prompts using some other data and some were really long and i got it on a couple of different models. they might've been old. i mostly based it on download numbers.

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i wanted a small model so i could try live updating an avatar directly from the model... was still too slow to do it live without caching.

fast pagoda
#

i think if you go on like civit you'll find the most popular by raw downloads are still like sd1.5

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because those were very easy to run and it was brand new so they were huge

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with lightning distills and stuff peple got to almost real time with these models

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with like 4090s and very small sdxl lightning checkpoints with distils making the gens in like 1-4 steps possible

azure lynx
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sdxl turbo i think was one i played with for that. was borderline ok but i couldn't get enough image stability. couldn't provide latents for image2image because it would overwrite the image

fast pagoda
#

you have to limit the amount it can change the image otherwise it'll immediately poof it into dust

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running something with like .2 weight on the init image can get subtle cahnges

azure lynx
#

without the latents it would also just blit between different modifications as i traversed the embedding space

fast pagoda
#

yeah there were a lot of fun little videos possible with that

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i slopped out a controlnet guided (lineart) shukusei video in like 2023

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that used that in the background

azure lynx
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with the text2image i had good stability of the characters, but they looked nothing like my art.
but with image2image and a character still, i had the character looking like my art but they weren't stable when they morphed.

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there's got to be a different source for the latents during the image generation.

fast pagoda
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first lora of any kind i ever trained were sd1.5 ones

azure lynx
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coz it produces different images with the same prompt, which means it's not just using the image itself as the latent

fast pagoda
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it does, but the samplers introduce noise

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by design

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they are deterministic in general if you use the same seed and init

azure lynx
#

when i pass in a latents argument, it converts the image to noise.... what argument should i pass in?

fast pagoda
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lower the strength of the sampling

maiden geyser
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how's the hash silencer

amber fractal
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banned from here

azure lynx
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what argument gives me the same seed each time? coz i've tried it with different values of strength.

    image = pipe(
        prompt_embeds=interp_embeds,
        pooled_prompt_embeds=interp_pooled,
        image = mindy,
#        latents=latents, # Crucial: use the SAME latents to keep character identity... or use image
        num_inference_steps=4,
        strength = 0.25,
        guidance_scale=0.0
    ).images[0]
fast pagoda
#

i imagine if you're not specifying a seed it will simply use a random

azure lynx
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if i have image as well as latents, it always draws a noisy gray image

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i do a slerp over the embeds to get the interpolated bits

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the idea was to generate every possible expression using facial expression descriptions with the base avatar... but it didn't work well.

fast pagoda
#

that kind of thing is not generally what diffusion image models are good at because as you have found their outputs are very uncontrollable with that kind of consistency and granularity

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it's inherent to the way they work

amber fractal
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I guess enough of you reported the account

fast pagoda
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this is why it was a big deal with gpt4o finally was allowed to generate images

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it's autoregressive

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works completely differently

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was much more consistent from that

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plus the strength of its encoder portion was being a massive llm

azure lynx
#

when i change it to use the text2image stuff it just works how I expected. it's because image2image is a hack, isn't it?

fast pagoda
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depending on what you're using it could be just the way it's initializing the image and what you're using as arguments, idk

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it's all a hack

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this subsection of the ai space is true slop and woo woo half the time

azure lynx
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"lets see what happens if we put 50 of those things in a row! no! 500!"

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"awwww. out of memory. 50 then."

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it's been the lack of memory holding us back from truly amazing models. we should be happy there is a RAM shortage. ;/

amber fractal
azure lynx
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unsolicited friend requests generally get ignore by me. especially from a serial vedal pinger.

amber fractal
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Most of the time I just see what they want

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then cast judgement

opaque wharf
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"Serial vedal pinger" lol

amber fractal
#

pinged twice in 2 days

opaque wharf
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Just ping his evil twin, ladev

amber fractal
#

so yes

amber fractal
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I can't stop winning losing

azure lynx
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they were just about to win... you can feel it

amber fractal
#

Just... one more round

fast pagoda
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poor radeon

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28.6gb vram to run flux krea dev

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jesus

azure lynx
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ok. fixed one issue. it should no longer leave a trailing " " in the buffer. It was tacking it on to the beginning of the next sentece because the logic looking for ([?.!]\s) didn't increment the pointer for the space.

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and TTS of the " " by itself resulted in a sound blip. coz the tts is stupid.

fast pagoda
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i do like to call my drill stupid when i screw up making a hole in the wall

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dont use cfg7 on flux krea btw it's not a good idea

azure lynx
#

This is what the TTS thinks " " sounds like.

{
   "audio" : <delete base64 encoded sample coz it's above>
   "audioEncoding": "wav",
    "phonemes": [],
    "vdurations": [],
    "visemes": [],
    "vtimes": [],
    "wdurations": [
        46
    ],
    "words": [
        " "
    ],
    "wtimes": [
        225
    ]
}```
weird.
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it's saying "there is a word ' ' which starts at 225 ms and ends 46 ms later. it has no phonemes and also no visual representations of those on the face.

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it's 1/2 right. unfortunately not the important 1/2.

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"di bloh"

amber fractal
#

igglybwaa can't use a thing I obtained, my use case fights aganist the saftey features

mighty bane
azure lynx
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colorful.

mighty bane
azure lynx
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another colorful array.

mighty bane
#

That is crazy.. that is actually crazy.

azure lynx
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what you get when you process a file into source so you don't have to read it every time you start up.

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and i probably only ever used like 6 colors, max. could've just used to RGBs really.

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i had "content" instead of "payload" in a json blob. ;/

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i think that means they can hear me now.

amber fractal
#

Speaking of sticking to rgb, there is always truecolor depending on the terminal support

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also known as not windows terminal

azure lynx
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the windows terminal has gotten much better.
i actually use them for most of my terminals. (i still have to remember which windows to middle-click paste and which to right click paste.)

mighty bane
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I thought I made a really really COOL colour gradient. It's 3 colours; cyan, magenta, and grey.

#

Magenta might be purple, I'm not really sure.

azure lynx
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they work well together.
it's magenta if it's 100% red and 100% blue. coz that's how i learned colors.

mighty bane
#

I honestly don't know what these colours are.

azure lynx
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very cyberpunk/DOS game aesthetic

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add some yellow maybe to make it pop? ( #ffff00 )

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will be a different feel though

mighty bane
#

I'm not controlling the colours, though.

#
 public static void WriteOscillatingGradient(string text, double time)
 {
     Console.Write('\r');

     for (int i = 0; i < text.Length; i++)
     {
         double t = (Math.Sin(time + i * 0.3) + 1) / 2; 

       
         var r = (byte)LinearInterpolate(255, 0, t);
         var g = (byte)LinearInterpolate(0, 255, t);
         var b = (byte)LinearInterpolate(128, 255, t); 

         Console.ForegroundColor = ClosestConsoleColor(r, g, b);
         Console.Write(text[i]);
     }
     Console.ResetColor();
 }
  public static double LinearInterpolate(double a, double b, double t)
  {
      return a + (b - a) * t;
  }

It was meant to interpolate between these, but I messed up somehow.

azure lynx
#

there aren't many close colors and you've fixed the red and green values and the blue value is only 0-1

mighty bane
#

But it should go between red-red and blue-blue in a scaling.

#

I think it's because console snaps to 'closest' very rigidly.. but yeah, I forgot this (original was used in a non-console environment and allowed for very smooth gradients)

azure lynx
#

i'd just do:

r  = 255 * (Math.Sin(time + i * 0.301) + 1) / 2; 
g  = 255 * (Math.Sin(time + i * 0.2941) + 1) / 2; 
b  = 255 * (Math.Sin(time + i * 0.311) + 1) / 2; 
#

so that way they don't just fade in and out in sync

mighty bane
azure lynx
#

that should make sparkly colors that drift out of sync

#

to make it more shimmery, multiply the time value by a small number, like 0.1 or 0.025 maybe

#

then it'll blend more smoothly (at the expense of starting grayer)

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might want to make it 16 + 240 * instead of 255 * so it doesn't go completely black

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might even need to be 64 + 192 * coz of the quantization

mighty bane
#

Yeah I gotchu!

azure lynx
#

erg.. if there's only 2 levels of blue it might be 255/3. 85 + 170 * might work if the others don't

#

i've done this kind of thing with RGB lights and a microcontroller, but they don't have the quantization either

wary mauve
mighty bane
#

Weeeee

wary mauve
mighty bane
azure lynx
#

"MS-DOS games for sale"

mighty bane
#

Bing just taught me I don't have to deal with console not having full colours.

fast pagoda
#

you can just pipe output thru itt

#

not that it's not cooler to make it yourself cuz it is

glad path
fast pagoda
#

you see what you need to see

#

that's what i saw that being said

glad path
#

or am i just tired

#

probably both

#

and also what you're implying

rough bloom
#

it's closer to the bisexual flag mhm

glad path
#

it literally has like

#

white

rough bloom
#

white? DankReading

glad path
#

is that green

fast pagoda
amber fractal
fast pagoda
#

ooh

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i didnt look hard enough

#

ope lolcat might havbe an animation flag

azure lynx
#

SO_LINGER with a timeout of 0 is such a nuclear way to close sockets... i wonder if i should feel bad for it.

olive sable
azure lynx
#

forces a RST on close.

#

Also causes "Connection reset by peer" errors. ;/

azure lynx
#

i held peace talks with my code and decided against the nuclear option. now trying to reuse connections for certain operations.

dull egret
#

I hate that Microsoft might be vibecoding Windows, but it's inevitable
︀︀
︀︀microsoft laid off everyone who knows how c++ works so now they just prompt gpt 5 to fix the codebase. 30% of windows is written by ai. that is why your printer drivers were deleted to make room for 4gb of copilot telemetry
︀︀
︀︀they rewrote office in typescript. file explorer and the notification center are now just bloated electron instances that take 3 seconds to render a right click menu
︀︀
︀︀the taskbar and start menu were rebuilt from scratch in react just to shove ads and "recommended" bloatware in your face. it uses more ram than world of warcraft did in 2004
︀︀
︀︀copilot is being forced into notepad and paint. they are forcing you to test it in your basic tools
︀︀
︀︀windows search isn't looking for your files. it's a bing wrapper designed to sell you a microsoft 365 subscription while you're desperately trying to find a local pdf
︀︀
︀︀the widgets…

rigid snow
#

and i’m not colorblind

#

the teal/cyan looks like white if you don’t pay attention at all

#

it’s kinda similar to that one blue and black image of a coke can that appears red

#

mlntcandy white coke can

azure lynx
trim valve
#

colour scheme wise it looks more like the gay pride flag, with a hint of purple

mighty bane
#

Except for bool flags I guess.

burnt marsh
#

does anyone have experience writing fnaf 1 mods? would it be done by decompiling and adding stuff to clickteam fusion or is it possible to write it seperately and have it hook into the game?

fickle rain
#

https://xcancel.com/forloopcodes/status/2023845548063944889#m
Oh OK so this person’s opinion can be safely discarded

Nitter

why wouldn't the games take lesser storage as they used to before?

modern game uis are literally just websites now. modern warfare 3 runs its menus on react and electron. you are giving up 16gb of ddr5 ram just to render a battle pass button

nvidia dlss 3 is a software scam to let unreal engine 5 devs skip optimization. why write clean c++ whe...

#

It’s another schizo

slender timber
proven merlin
#

Maybe a bit much, but one has to bully corporations

fickle rain
#

nvidia dlss 3 is a software scam to let unreal engine 5 devs skip optimization. why write clean c++ when you can force gamers to buy a 5090 to fake 60fps using a 480p base render?
Will clean C++ give you 60 FPS in pathtraced Cyberpunk 2077

sage crag
#

clean c++ glueless

rough bloom
#

disliking Win11 for being slow and broken is fine and all but just say the actual reasons instead of making up random bs ICANT

sick owl
#

Some cool new training optimisation research from Deepmind

proven merlin
# fickle rain > nvidia dlss 3 is a software scam to let unreal engine 5 devs skip optimization...

Well the dlss claim is one of the main parts that id describe as a bit much, i played with dlss 4.5 preset k at stuff like 360x240 upscaled to 1080p and its like Witchcraft. However i can absolutely understand that theyre upset at the lack of just simple optimizations just not being done, so many tricks in old games because they were needed, and they had to the average player no real visual impact.. and the decline in actually meaningful settings is kinda sad. Games like battlefield 1 and such, if you set the quality to low, vs medium vs high vs ultra actually had a difference that was visible.. nowadays the only really noticeable difference is between low and medium, and Performance wise, many games barely Care about what settings youre at, it all runs roughly the same.. which defeats the point of lower graphic settings.. an example of this would be "It takes Two", probably not the best example but a game that i recently played and noticed that

azure lynx
#

and if office is written in typescript, that'll be because it runs in a webbrowser now too.

proven merlin
#

I personally do think that dlss is overused, but it has a valid usecase and is valid that it exists. Once dlss can render and then upscale from a lower resolution to a higher one faster than it takes to render natively without AA, and then looks as good as lets say 120% render scale, thats where imo it shines. Its surprisingly close to that

proven merlin
#

The worst offender is the w11 taskbar being run on nodejs afaik

azure lynx
#

if you have a web version the easiest way to keep it in sync is make it the actual version

rough bloom
#

the recommendations thing in the start menu is using React Native AFAIK

#

the taskbar itself had a design change but I don't think the underlying stack has really changed

azure lynx
#

you can turn those off, you know. (I've never seen them)

proven merlin
#

Well sure that then.. they had UWP and interactive tiles, all super speedy, look at windows mobile. That stuff ran on shitboxes. But they axed it

fickle rain
#

Desktop Office is generally less garbage

azure lynx
#

i didn't say it was the best for customers. i said it was easiest.

proven merlin
sick owl
proven merlin
#

And for crossplatform, we had a thing called java.. and Microsoft has its own C#

azure lynx
#

it's harder to keep a web version up to date with a native version.
It's easier to keep a native version up to date with the web version if they are they same version.

that was all i was saying

fiery anchor
#

i understand why the big companies all rewrite thier products to go web-based. On the sruface, it's OS agnostic. Doesn't matter if Mac, Android, Winslop, iOS, Linux, whatever. They have the Browser as abstraction, which also does a lot of sandboxing security things. And to them, internet is always available. Performance is only a cost to the consumer, his Time isn't thier Cost.

proven merlin
sick owl
#

Checks out neurOMEGALUL

azure lynx
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once networks got fast enough and browsers powerful enough, it was bound to happen.

proven merlin
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Yeah, optimization got thrown out for convenience. That's the whole point the dude was trying to make. Doesnt seem shizo to me

proven merlin
azure lynx
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ranting about it multiple times might be an indicator though

proven merlin
azure lynx
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hitting some of the same points each time on two diferent rants

rough bloom
proven merlin
noble zodiac
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Its just a bad attitude to rant about devs being stupid when its more likely the work environment and industry standards dictating things

fickle rain
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Win11 is one step ahead of the game in certain things innit

proven merlin
fickle rain
proven merlin
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Im mostly scared about Windows 365 or whatever they are calling it.. Windows Link?

mighty bane
proven merlin
rough bloom
burnt marsh
azure lynx
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it doesn't help you if you convince people by not telling the truth. they can be unconvinced by the truth

proven merlin
proven merlin
burnt marsh
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that makes me so angry. "You will own nothing and be happy"

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including your pc....

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im so glad i switched over to linux

rough bloom
mighty bane
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How to become not addicted to windows tho?

proven merlin
azure lynx
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if you make your whole rant seem to be based on a specific fact and people find that fact is false then your whole rant will look silly.

noble zodiac
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believe it or not, different people have different needs and requirements

azure lynx
fickle rain
proven merlin
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I mean, in the end we found out the idea of the points werent wrong.. just the factual infos were.. which yeah is a shame, is just uninformed, not shizo.. or what am i missing now?

proven merlin
azure lynx
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old people candy i think

proven merlin
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I only consume the souls of the damned

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Or something

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Nice and bitter

azure lynx
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time to do non-computer things for a few hours.

fickle rain
#

Will Windows 11’s UX issues ever be unfucked?

mighty bane
fickle rain
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As proven by meme pictures?

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A source worthy of consideration 4 sure

burnt marsh
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its not guaranteed but pretty possible

burnt marsh
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well thought out, examined both sides, unbiased

verbal grove
#

alright, new day. new sin, im thinking of mixing amd and nvidia again... and this time its 1 Sapphire Radeon RX 7800 XT 16GB for actual gpu cards. and 6 NVIDIA RTX 4060 Ti with 16 GB for ai training tasks and such... this feels dirty, but id like your toughts on the idea (and yes i will physically block those rtx-4060's from getting used for anything else)

fast pagoda
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it's his birbdey

verbal grove
#

aww

burnt marsh
burnt marsh
fast pagoda
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no problems

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arch linux

verbal grove
verbal grove
burnt marsh
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wow 3 arch users here

verbal grove
#

hmm

fast pagoda
#

all i did was install mesa first then put the nvidia card b ack in and put the nvidia & cuda shit i needed to use for compute without putting it as a display out at any time

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works like a dream honestly

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coming from windows i was terrified

verbal grove
#

wich one of you messes around with the nvidia/amd open source drivers then?

fast pagoda
#

noveau

verbal grove
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because im working on kernel specific things

verbal grove
fast pagoda
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im using the cuda card for pytorch and such alongside rocm7.2/hip without issues

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other than the issues with rocm lol

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but that's independent of nvidia

burnt marsh
#

i just use nvidia and the cuda drivers

fast pagoda
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i just put cuda related shit in a venv normally

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just in casde

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probably dont have to

verbal grove
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yeah cuda related shit belongs in a venv, but im arraying the 4060's to be one beefy card actually

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im also hoping to somehow getting myself some good high-bandwith ram

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but uhh... yeah, either super expensive or too small for me to use

fast pagoda
#

i had like a whole backup disaster recovery plan ready to go turning it on

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and then it's just fine

verbal grove
#

also, is it a sin if im using claude code to update my wiki's... report bugs etc on my private gitea server?

fast pagoda
#

no i use claude 95% for bulk file and organization/doc shit lmao

verbal grove
#

good,

fast pagoda
#

it's his best ability beyond just vibing things

verbal grove
#

haiku by the way im not using opus 4.6 for that

#

too expensive

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what i do have is an activity runner that fixes my bugs automatically, has been working fine honestly

#

@fast pagoda what max plan do you have btw?

fiery anchor
#

this is annoying.

fast pagoda
#

the bad decisions tier

verbal grove
fast pagoda
#

thanks for reminding me to go downgrade it

verbal grove
#

then again its a plan 8 people use at once so... what do you expect?

fast pagoda
#

i accidentally have that for a 2nd month rn i meant to downgrade it last month and for]gor

#

i have been using it a decent amount but i havent hit any limit

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within this tier anyways

verbal grove
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well, i have some programs that use claude haiku or sonnet/opus for cleaning up things and sorting, so i shouldnt be suprised im hitting my limit often

fast pagoda
#

such a comical amount of this was vacuum related

opaque wharf
verbal grove
#

yeah thats not that bad

fast pagoda
#

i mean considering i didnt pay $446 i guess it worked out

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but yeah i have a batch request thing that i've pivoted to batch shit out to a bunch of subagents now

verbal grove
#

whats the monitor thing you use?

fast pagoda
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claude-monitor

verbal grove
#

thanks

fast pagoda
#

there is a built in one now i think but i liek this one

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it'll do realtime too

verbal grove
#

ooooo

fast pagoda
#

predict when you're gonna run out of use and such

verbal grove
#

thats useful

fast pagoda
#

so i just like to have a split terminal with this in it

verbal grove
#

very useful

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honestly tho using claude to report bugs is very useful

fast pagoda
#

i got extremely butthurt at rocm like 2 days ago because it just refuses to run training reliably with the drivers out for rdna4 rocm

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so i have had a dangerously-skip-permissions claude just smashing his head into the issue

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for hours

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well he's stopped apparently atm

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and i found out the reason is that system is totally hung frozen kekw

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surely that's fine

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he slopped too close to the sun i guess

verbal grove
#

oh dam

fast pagoda
#

where's sam

#

zamn that's a session

verbal grove
#

yeah that looks about right

rigid snow
#

also hi floofy

verbal grove
#

hiiii

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dammit i need to buy multiple claude accounts at this rate

fast pagoda
#

yeah @olive sable

verbal grove
#

or well... pay for the api

fast pagoda
#

he needs to see that

fast pagoda
verbal grove
fast pagoda
#

although batch isn't too bad

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the dream

verbal grove
#

besides, most of the shit im running is heavy rn

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setting up SVS/TTS on a custom voice model, and vevo is somewhat slow

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so im letting claude manage that in the background

fast pagoda
#

i had him do a runpod wandb sweep yesterday and that mf charged me $50 for b200

rigid snow
#

“him” MyHonestReaction

fast pagoda
#

i like to personify the alien math blob

verbal grove
#

yeah

fast pagoda
#

that way i have no problems being absorbed into the rehoboam later

fast pagoda
#

it really wasnt considering how much it ran

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gbut still

verbal grove
#

mhm

fast pagoda
#

i probably would've gone for like

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i dunno

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rtx 6000 pro

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for the speed

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it didnt need that gigantic of batches

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mfw eval round immediately reserves 140 gb of vram

verbal grove
#

jesus

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also... im thinking of making a vram card

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not a gpu, a pcie card completely slapped full of vram modules

fast pagoda
#

all i want for christmas is for pytorch to properly work on rdna4

verbal grove
olive sable
rigid snow
fast pagoda
#

mlnt has something for u

#

relevant to your interests

rigid snow
#

MINECRAFT JAVA OFFICIALLY MIGRATES TO VK FROM OPENGL

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ANNOUNCED

fast pagoda
#

that

olive sable
#

its gonna be so much less shit now

rigid snow
#

ikr

olive sable
#

multithreading neuroNOWAYING

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not single threaded anymore

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in the big 26

rigid snow
#

glueless mhm yeah surely

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multithreading

olive sable
#

if they're changing the renderpipeline they might aswell do it properly

verbal grove
#

true

rigid snow
#

glueless not gonna be a claude code prompt to rewrite with vulkan

fast pagoda
opaque wharf
verbal grove
fast pagoda
#

they are labeled stable runs

#

they are not

#

stable

verbal grove
#

blegh

rigid snow
verbal grove
#

i dont have to worry about things like that

fast pagoda
#

the amount of fails on step 0

verbal grove
#

o.o

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tf

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what the hell are you doing there then

fast pagoda
#

trying to get it to work

#

mainly

verbal grove
#

...

fast pagoda
#

it's just the rocm kernel is cooked for rdna4 as far as i can tell

verbal grove
#

you know, maybe you should deploy claude code to fix this

olive sable
fast pagoda
#

i DID he's looked at all these and slammed into the issue for hours with no success either

verbal grove
#

like after 2 hours of debugging or more id let it have a go

young plover
verbal grove
#

may i?

fast pagoda
#

it works fine on instinct

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it's just rdna

#

like the same exact train setup and everything

verbal grove
#

o,o

rigid snow
verbal grove
#

cant be that hard

rigid snow
#

discord for feedback from modders neuroNOWAYING neuroNOWAYING

fast pagoda
#

it's a driver issuethat ive not actually tried to address, just sidestep cuz lazy

rigid snow
#

damn it’s so hard to not like them

fast pagoda
#

and that's been worse

fast pagoda
#

"surely ill just use an alternative to pytorch glueless "

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jarvis, bring me up to speed on the entire rocm driver stack ive never looked at5

verbal grove
#

xd

#

yeah no im making a pytorch alternative for rust

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since im sick and tired of pytorch

rigid snow
fast pagoda
#

actually i wonder if this does this on windows i literally dislike booting to windows so much i havent even thought to try

verbal grove
#

i mean it works dont get me wrong but python is so god damm slow

fast pagoda
#

i find with pytorch and whatnot it's usually not the bottleneck, the actual work is being done not at all in python

verbal grove
#

depends on the person ig

nocturne olive
fast pagoda
#

i would liek to see how libtorch does

#

tbh

verbal grove
fast pagoda
#

lol

verbal grove
#

ive used libtorch

fast pagoda
#

sounds accurate

verbal grove
#

ive made ai projects in c++

#

i do not recommend it

#

like seriously it might be worth it regarding speed but if you wanna use libtorch make sure your project is simple

fast pagoda
#

technically by using pytorch ultimately you're using c++ because that's what it wraps

#

it uses libtorch itself

#

it's just precompiled extensions

verbal grove
#

ye

#

this might be a problem

fast pagoda
#

api error

#

someone check cloudflare

verbal grove
#

not again

burnt marsh
burnt marsh
true hemlock
#

maybe i should try looking into sxm boards

verbal grove
#

all of my active claude instances crashed

verbal grove
#

i hate restarting docker containers ;w;

fast pagoda
#

fuck docker

#

i hate docker

verbal grove
#

i need docker

rough bloom
fast pagoda
#

i use docker

#

i hate docker tho

verbal grove
#

my docker keeps houndreds of projects running

rough bloom
#

Cloudflare status page not very meaningful

verbal grove
#

ye

burnt marsh
#

that is true

rough bloom
#

takes half an hour for an incident to be listed there

#

if listed at all

true hemlock
burnt marsh
#

ive had a lot of issues with cloudflare that arent ever listed

true hemlock
#

istg if i can't find a deal or bargain for it i am not paying for retail price

verbal grove
#

good, my most heavy claude instance didnt crash

burnt marsh
fast pagoda
#

becauyse epyc is epyc

rough bloom
#

ye Epyc is nice but why the newest and most expensive one kek

true hemlock
opaque wharf
fast pagoda
#

gemini says

create music
now
did they release lyra

verbal grove
#

im running a lot of instances myself

opaque wharf
#

It's just so happen that I also just deploy around that time

rough bloom
fast pagoda
#

cloudflare founder and ceo's personal clawdbot deleted prod

opaque wharf
verbal grove
#

look, as long as this instance keeps running i wont have to be sared, ngl

#

this one's been running for four days straight (technically)

fast pagoda
#

i thought that was titled "worst-oauth-provider" and i believed it

opaque wharf