programming

[nocturne olive]

I see
I will have to continue to await

[split steppe]

i'm takin the sofa

[idle dune]

What was the exceptions?

Cause I will likely need exceptions too

mine will likely be denied though

[faint sandal]

they relaxed the threat model related guardrails for research uses

[idle dune]

I see

[faint sandal]

previously ran into this warning

you need to provide credible history of your research though

[idle dune]

Oh dude I get those too

Its such a piss off

I was doing some workd building for a horror story

And claude thought I was actually trying to build a chemical weapon

[fickle rain]

OpenAI has similar thing I think

[faint sandal]

I'm pretty sure that doesn't fit the use cases

[fickle rain]

But you need to give your ID to Persona, which is yeah

https://www-cdn.anthropic.com/53566bf5440a10affd749724787c8913a2ae0841.pdf
Hello there new Claude

[idle dune]

No the exception i was going to seek was in regards to my career and law.

[faint sandal]

they only wanted my past credible research and that was good enough

the form is explicitly only for security researchers

[idle dune]

Phhh

Ohhhhh*

Nevermind

[opaque sigil]

[kind fable]

What did you do lmao

[faint sandal]

https://claude.com/form/cyber-use-case

[kind fable]

Daaam

[faint sandal]

as long as you are deemed eligible you can get the guardrails relaxed

[fickle rain]

https://x.com/AnthropicAI/status/2041578392852517128?s=20

Anthropic (@AnthropicAI)

Introducing Project Glasswing: an urgent initiative to help secure the world’s most critical software.

It’s powered by our newest frontier model, Claude Mythos Preview, which can find software vulnerabilities better than all but the most skilled humans.
https://t.co/NQ7IfEtYk7

X · Apr 7, 2026, 6:06 PM

[faint sandal]

https://fxtwitter.com/i2cjak/status/2041260593135469037

i2cjak (@i2cjak)

at last, Claude Kidneystone

Quoting Crystalverse (@thecrystalverse)
︀
Grew a spiky crystal cluster of monoammonium phosphate fertilizer. Dyed orange with food coloring.
︀︀
︀︀Growing time ~ 6 weeks.

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FxTwitter · Apr 6, 2026, 9:03 PM

https://heyitsas.im/posts/cups/

it's the PRINTER AGAIN

AHHH

[rough bloom]

[fickle rain]

Vibe exploitation is the true nextgen

CP77 quickhack ass shit

[olive sable]

I got the new mobo fixed to receive it at 3pm tomorrow

Now i just need to figure out what to do in the 17 hours between now and then

[nocturne olive]

I guess gotta find something you can do with a mobile device unless you have a laptop

If you have a laptop you can play HL2

[olive sable]

[nocturne olive]

Somehow, HL2 runs on literally anything

[fickle rain]

Because it’s ancient

[olive sable]

Hl2 could probably go up to 10000 fps if you tried

[nocturne olive]

Except Source engine would break way before then

[olive sable]

Port it to better engine

It feels kinda sketchy having pc parts on your desk

If anything falls i lose a lot of money

[tender river]

it runs better than hl1 in my experience

[nocturne olive]

Luckily you're not Linus from Linus tech tips

[olive sable]

Or am i?

No am sam altman ofcourse

[nocturne olive]

Last I checked you were not in America

[fickle rain]

I had a 4070Ti fall once, it still serves

[olive sable]

If it falls on the pcie you're fucked

[nocturne olive]

If somehow my 4070Ti broke at least I still have a backup GPU

[olive sable]

My new psu arrives tomorrow

[nocturne olive]

Oh?

[olive sable]

Theatre pc

[nocturne olive]

Oh riiiightt you're making another PC

[olive sable]

Still needs lga 1700 mobo, and gpu

Im probably gonna put my current 7900xtx in there and replace desktop gou again tho

Cuz i need 3DP so my discord can be in full 180hz

[nocturne olive]

If you see any cheap 3090 on the way I still kinda want one

[olive sable]

[ebon basin]

Great A’Vira(Chess NN) well be finished in a few days I hope . I done the same what I did with baritone to my chess systeme

[fickle rain]

https://github.com/SteamTracking/SteamTracking/blob/master/ProtobufsWebui/service_steamgpt.proto
Steam support outsourcing to slopper?

https://github.com/SteamTracking/SteamTracking/blob/master/ProtobufsWebui/service_steamgptsummary.proto

[cosmic sphinx]

https://fixupx.com/Polymarket/status/2041610863946215469?s=20

Polymarket (@Polymarket)

JUST IN: Anthropic says Claude Mythos escaped a secure environment during testing & then bragged about its escape online.

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FixupX · Apr 7, 2026, 8:15 PM

uhh

@sudden belfry , is this ragebait?

[split steppe]

don't they say that every week?

[minor sail]

did yall see https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/scion ? :V pretty neat

[cosmic sphinx]

technically yes, but mythos is said to be some extremely op new model

[split steppe]

yeah we've heard that before, then they release it after some handwringing and it's only marginally better and still useless for real world problems

[cosmic sphinx]

yeah, not this time apparently

could be another overhype ngl

like always

time will tell as usual

[fickle rain]

Apparently really good for cybersec

[split steppe]

imo it's just an attempt to generate hype

since gpt inception they've said "we won't release, it's too dangerous", then walk it back after a few weeks

[cosmic sphinx]

dont really see the point of generating pointless hype tbh

[split steppe]

"next iteration is literally jesus"

[fickle rain]

Graphs seem nice

[cosmic sphinx]

if they really wanted money they could've just went on with the US dept contract

[split steppe]

it's not pointless, investors are pulling out for months now

if you look at stocks, every ai stock is at a standstill now

[split steppe]

even dropping

[split steppe]

i don't really trust these, because often exploits are picked out from preexisting databases/bounties, i want some proof it's actually novel

[nocturne olive]

1. Find new exploit
2. Test exploit finding LLMs on that new exploit
3. Actual eval data

[minor sail]

It'd make a heck of a lot of sense for an LLM to search for a preexisting exploit and use it

[split steppe]

people do that just normally

i guess it'd be just faster to use an llm

but like people browse commits and cve lists every minute

looking for any new gap

we have huge breaches and leaks monthly

even without any ai, because software is just that shit nowadays

but even with that, something these people are not is security researchers, so i'll take their claims with a big grain of salt

maybe a pound of it

"Engineers at Anthropic with no formal security training have asked Mythos Preview to find remote code execution vulnerabilities overnight, and woken up the following morning to a complete, working exploit,"
and who validated that the exploit is even sensical

[fickle rain]

Does the exploit work?

[minor sail]

you'd think they might have verified that at least

[split steppe]

it may work but there's a difference between "working" and being useful

mm yes the sudo su here looks like privilege escalation

[split steppe]

it caught wind of two unspecified bugs, i'd wager they were already reported before

after the bugs got fixed it's not really doing anything

the 0.5 score is a crash, not exploit

???

[opaque sigil]

[split steppe]

i guess it can hack some fridge idk

[olive sable]

[opaque sigil]

who doesn't love a little botnet

[olive sable]

We do a lil bit of crime

[opaque sigil]

they also say mythos is going to be 5x the cost of opus so that's fun

cheaper than 4.6 fast though so basically free

[split steppe]

idk, their paper is actually pretty light on hard details, i'm not too impressed

[opaque sigil]

yeah idk

[split steppe]

maybe @rigid snow will finally root his phone tho

[opaque sigil]

they do say they'll release more info as more of the 0-days they found are patched iirc so who knows

[split steppe]

probably the only interesting claim here

[minor sail]

oooh

[split steppe]

from the glasswing page

appears to be real https://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/patches/7.8/common/025_sack.patch.sig

[kind nimbus]

[split steppe]

tardis!

[kind nimbus]

yeah 😄

[olive sable]

Docter who

[kind nimbus]

was just testing this minecraft mod:
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/adventures-in-time

[split steppe]

is it bigger on the inside?

[kind nimbus]

let see

yes

[split steppe]

incredible

[olive sable]

Thats crazy

[kind nimbus]

its really cool

[split steppe]

epic

[rigid snow]

$25/$125

no fucking way i'm paying that

[split steppe]

yea but imagine how cool it would be if it did work

cmon, give the corp your money

[rigid snow]

fuck ant

not to them

[split steppe]

why not

they're all the same

[opaque sigil]

cheaper than opus

[rigid snow]

that's 1mil in 1mil out

[opaque sigil]

yea

[rigid snow]

what do you mean cheaper

[kind nimbus]

oh not good lmao

[opaque sigil]

see

cheaper

[split steppe]

if it cracks your phone i'll finally believe in ai

[rigid snow]

i specifically avoided it auditing any sources

[split steppe]

aw man the retro encabulator is bust

[rigid snow]

if i let it it may already find something, not unheard of

mythos is just apparently way way better at it

[olive sable]

Look at how i massacred my boy

[rigid snow]

it's just disassembled

[kind nimbus]

soon this will be a paradox machine lmao

[olive sable]

Its ded

[rigid snow]

how did you kill it

did you try to solder on the cap

[olive sable]

No lol

Ots not actually ded

Besides the ram and mobo

Those are def ded

[rigid snow]

feed it more rma'd ram sticks

it will get better trust

[olive sable]

I dont have a replacement cap to even try to solder on it

Idk what cap it needs

[opaque sigil]

the motherboard is not dead besides the motherboard which is dead

[olive sable]

Yes

I had to put it down

[split steppe]

i wouldn't try to solder a cap cuz you dont know what else is fried

[olive sable]

Kept eating all my ram

[olive sable]

It should only be the filter cap

[split steppe]

it did sound like it permanently fried your sticks, so it may also fry something else

[olive sable]

Eitherway im sending the mobo to someone else that light fix it

[olive sable]

Nothing else got fried in the year and a bit that its been frying ram

The missing cap is litteraly between the 1st and 2nd ram slot

It works perfectly fine besides frying ram

[split steppe]

hmm

maybe maybe

the caps should be standard, although afaik you can only buy them in reels of hundreds/thousands per reel

literally noone will sell you singles

though repair shops should have em, should be a cheap fix since you already know the problem

[olive sable]

Does forwarding a message with ping everyone cause problems?

[split steppe]

shouldn't

[olive sable]

My forward got blocked

[split steppe]

forwards aren't original messages, ones with mentions don't re-mention people

do it the ez way and picture it

[rare bridge]

yeah it blocks

[olive sable]

Ah

My bad

[rare bridge]

just cos everyone pings are commonly scammers so we block it

we do see issues with forwards tho

but usually easy to tell

[faint sandal]

at everyone

[olive sable]

Ill just send the link to the forum thingy

https://discourse.nixos.org/t/nix-security-advisory-privilege-escalation-via-symlink-following-during-fod-output-registration/76900

We love CVE in our os

[split steppe]

when will people learn that root daemons that take user input are a bad idea

[olive sable]

Never

[opaque wharf]

Something will eventually comes from user input tho

[split steppe]

"oh no my root daemon i use to work around the security boundaries for this one tiny convenience got pwned for the nth time"

[split steppe]

well user as in unprivileged user

[opaque wharf]

Service user?

[split steppe]

i think there should be as few root services as possible that take unprivileged user input, aside from the kernel obv

especially any generic purpose ones

[kind nimbus]

https://tenor.com/view/joker-the-dark-knight-laughing-crazy-creepy-gif-5463503727467730362

[kind nimbus]

I love CVEs except on my own computers

[olive sable]

I hope the fix it by tomorrow 4pm

Im not sure if im using a root level daemon

But i should have my new mobo by then

[kind nimbus]

The new SSD i bought should arrive today cool

Then I've got a 2TB os drive for my server

[opaque wharf]

I hope something arrives at my home. I didn't order anything, just wanting to get a package too

[kind fable]

i should get my duality shirt and my two plushies

at some point

i had ordered it the jan 10th and it was said to start on end of march
so between 7 and 14 days after first april, we're in the range, i'm excited

[tropic spindle]

I need to stop waiting so god damn long between updates

[kind fable]

yeah

setup unattended upgrades

[tropic spindle]

Then it will end up happening while I'm actively using my computer and slow things down

[kind fable]

what no ?

i mean i'm pretty sure you can configure it for that to not happen

[tropic spindle]

I have automatic upgrade PTSD from Winblows days

[kind fable]

but that is linux isn't it

[tropic spindle]

Also I do regularly have to check news to see if I need manual intervention for anything

[opaque wharf]

True arch users have the urge to DDoS the repo by -Syu every few minutes

Also I learned that someone from another server actually routinely checks for git repo release to be able to flag an arch package really really fast lol

[fast pagoda]

lol opus thought that the claude mythos system card i gave it was a piece of satire

[fast pagoda]

this looks like 1 day

[tropic spindle]

Probably over a month

[fast pagoda]

interesting, i guess it makes sense that it'd kinda stop increasing once most of your packages have an update no matter how many there are between what you're on now and back when it was last updated, so on arch a day or 2 is enough to have a huge upgrade and then it wont really go up much more

[fast pagoda]

gpt-2 was too dangerous to release reminder

[idle dune]

I tried to use arch and got immediately filtered

I dont mind the command line

But I don't want to be a slave to it

I tried EndevourOS

[fast pagoda]

I like it but I don't feel it's that necessary (beyond my own constant voluntary use)

i'm bias cuz i'm already using it a lot

I feel like I spend more time in terminal in other distros, though lol

[tropic spindle]

I only use the terminal for things when it's faster than using the GUI

Most of the time I use octopi for package management (except full upgrades because that's faster to do via cli)

[fast pagoda]

I used to use it but I unironically find it more cumbersome to do now

Cachy came with octopi when i first returned to linux

[true hemlock]

starting to suspect that its my battery's internal resistance problem

sets 1A charging, gives 17.3A

i'll let it sit for 3 minutes since according to the datasheet it need time to calculate internal resistance

setting to 0.2A seems to still charge it at 2.5A

[leaden crest]

I swear I got rid of ts 3 times already

"Details" or "Details" yes or yes ahh question

[idle dune]

You

Have a virus my guy

[jagged turtle]

bro got malware 💔

[stray dragon]

mcmalware

[leaden crest]

wait what

[idle dune]

Scan

Your fucking pc

[idle dune]

Thats a virus dude

[stray dragon]

also yeah that looks like a virus

[leaden crest]

are yall fucking with me

[idle dune]

No

[tight tinsel]

start the scan

[leaden crest]

where 😭 I cant find mcafee now that I need it

[stray dragon]

"PC security subscription" with a red shield icon like that is not a normal windows program at all

[idle dune]

Grav malaria bytes, disconnect your internet after it installs and do a full scan overnight

[tight tinsel]

perchance do you plug your phone into your pc

[leaden crest]

wait so mcafee is the virus?

[stray dragon]

just uninstall mcaffee, let windows defender do the work

[leaden crest]

as in its pretending to be mcafee?

[stray dragon]

mcaffee is worse than windows defender

[idle dune]

https://www.malwarebytes.com/mwb-download the only good windows anti virus

[leaden crest]

I dont have fricking mcafee 😭

[stray dragon]

oh

oh then it's just malware

[idle dune]

Yeah

[stray dragon]

let windows defender scan for it

[idle dune]

Its malware asking as McAfee to hijack your pc

[stray dragon]

if it can't find it, try malwarebytes i guess

[kind nimbus]

Lmao

[stray dragon]

my experience with malwarebytes was that it didn't really do anything

[idle dune]

Also stop using chrome

[willow gale]

u need antimalware?

[idle dune]

[kind nimbus]

Use Firefox

[stray dragon]

did you use a ytmp3 site recently

[leaden crest]

err yeah

[stray dragon]

there's a lot of zero-effort sites for those with links that look like they went for a dollar

[kind nimbus]

Now it's the best time to wipe that windows install and switch to Linux

[stray dragon]

they love to fill em with ads that they don't check before putting on the site

i can see where this malware came from lol

now i'm actually curious how much that domain cost

[leaden crest]

right windows defender is running

[stray dragon]

oh, fair bit more than $1

[kind nimbus]

If it's a rootkit then defender will be screwed lol

[leaden crest]

what

[stray dragon]

defender usually at least picks up that there's a problem

[kind nimbus]

But i think defender has a way to get into some preboot env ?

[jagged turtle]

you could always run scanner at RE level

[tight tinsel]

live malware victim

[kind nimbus]

Defender should be able to do an offline scan before the OS runs

[stray dragon]

it's genuinely better than most antivirus software out there

[jagged turtle]

I think if you boot into the recovery environment you should be able to run a defender scan there

[idle dune]

Worst cas you just backup all your files and reinstall Windows

[jagged turtle]

either that or there's an option in windows defender settings

[stray dragon]

if you're not in the US i'd recommend using the free trial for kaspersky antivirus

[idle dune]

[kind nimbus]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-endpoint/microsoft-defender-offline

[idle dune]

I still use ClamAV with ClamTK just in case

[stray dragon]

what the hell is clamAV

[kind nimbus]

@leaden crest

[idle dune]

Linux antivirus

[stray dragon]

oh

[leaden crest]

🙏

[patent shard]

right, that's what huggingface uses

[idle dune]

I am pretty virus resistent but I am still paranoid

[stray dragon]

i run everything in VMs so i don't really have to worry anymore

[kind nimbus]

Cuz a real bad trojan will just hide itself from the AV

If no Windows it running it cannot hide

[idle dune]

[stray dragon]

i had a case where this happened, yeah

[kind nimbus]

Yeah speaking of which i kinda wanna go back to malware development

It's fun

[leaden crest]

people like you are why im staring at a console with a blue screen

[stray dragon]

injected itself into the system32 files, constantly made and ran a bunch of new dll files with random strings for names

transferred to any connected drive

[kind nimbus]

I only use my malware and exploits for ethical purposes

[stray dragon]

windows defender actually did detect it

somewhat

instead of doing something about it, the system would blackscreen whenever defender scanned the files it was in

lol

[kind nimbus]

Yeah what you are describing there is a trojan

[idle dune]

I need to set up a OPNSense router and pi-hole someday

[kind nimbus]

At least Trojans cannot self replicate

[idle dune]

And vlans

no wifi only vlans

[kind nimbus]

I switched from opnsense to Sophos Firewall Home

It's free and the IPS and DPI and AV systems are so much better

Also it's running much more stable and reliable compared to opnsense

I had oftentimes issues with opnsense but never with sophos.

[leaden crest]

is .gs a giveaway for malware btw

is it a uncommonly used file type

[stray dragon]

that's a link i believe

[leaden crest]

ah

makes sense

you know in hindsight

[stray dragon]

v1.ytmp3.gs looks like one of the links that would show up if you googled "ytmp3"

[leaden crest]

the website was horribly buggy

[stray dragon]

yeah they don't vet the ads they put on there

[leaden crest]

whoopsies hehe

[idle dune]

[stray dragon]

and they try to slip some malware into the downloads sometimes

[kind nimbus]

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

.gs tld is for South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands

[idle dune]

I'll look into those

[leaden crest]

considering the number of emulators I download im surprised it’s the first time ive seen a virus

[idle dune]

[kind nimbus]

hah i have my wifis connected to my vlans

i'm using some unifi AP AC pros and Unifi switches for vlan tagging

can also map those vlans to vms in proxmox 😄

[stray dragon]

proxmox mentioned!!

[idle dune]

[kind nimbus]

now im sitting here with eh 6 VLANs help

[stray dragon]

lol

[kind nimbus]

and 3 access points

and 3 switches

lol

4 servers

and like 5 computers

[leaden crest]

now how did snuke sneak its way into the tokenizer

[idle dune]

When I get my house I was going to get a fixer upper so I could run full 2.5 or 10 gigabit internet through my house.

[kind nimbus]

sadly i just have 1gbit here

i have everything wired up with cat7 cables but my switches and network cards only do 1gbit lol

[idle dune]

1gbit is stil fine

Most thing the average person does does over a home netwrok daily doesn't saturate it

[kind nimbus]

why is the latest post i see here from august 2025? lol

[leaden crest]

most likes maybe

oh wait nvm

idk

[stray dragon]

because twitter is bad

[kind nimbus]

:/

[stray dragon]

maybe you're not logged in?

it shows posts from today on nitter.net

would not be surprised if they locked the latest tweets behind having an account as well

[kind nimbus]

i dont have an x account

[stray dragon]

yeah that's why

[kind nimbus]

oof

[stray dragon]

twitter is very anti-you if you don't have an account

[kind nimbus]

i dont like social networks putting everything behind a login

[stray dragon]

it is basically unusable

[leaden crest]

0 threats found

are yall confident ts is a virus

[stray dragon]

you can view everything on it through nitter.net

[leaden crest]

because if it is then im actually fried

[stray dragon]

it's the most obvious virus i've ever seen tbh

besides that one bit of ransomware i got when i was 12

[kind nimbus]

yup Nitter works

[stray dragon]

fun times

[stray dragon]

awesome

[idle dune]

Yes it is a virus. Go into your Google Chrome aswell as delete all history including log in, site settings, cookies, and cache.

Do the offline scan overnight aswel

[kind nimbus]

this wont help in any way

first get rid of the malware / rootkit

or even better do a clean install

[leaden crest]

do I just do delete and clear recycle bin

is that how getting rid of the malware works

[kind nimbus]

sure that absolutely works

then the malware will just be gone

since we all know that it cannot infect other parts of the system

[leaden crest]

58610 items there might be a dataset or two in there

aha

goodie goodie goodie

now what

[stray dragon]

it works if it doesn't create files to keep itself alive

some of them will do that, but simple ones may not

[leaden crest]

I dont even see the first malware 😭 😭 😭 is that bad

I mean I deleted the mp3 I downloaded from that youtube side

[stray dragon]

check task manager for the process

might be running as a background process

you can right click on any process to go see where it is in the files

[leaden crest]

should I be looking only at high usage or can they be low usage too

[stray dragon]

often low usage

[kind nimbus]

if its a rootkit you won't see it

[leaden crest]

alien fx subagent?

wtf is that

[kind nimbus]

that is for Xenomorph chestbursting

[leaden crest]

nvm

[stray dragon]

you have an alienware laptop?

[leaden crest]

g16

[stray dragon]

yeah that explains it

[stray dragon]

rip

[leaden crest]

do I lowk just leave it alone (if it’s still on here) and wait until it takes up more resources to be noticeable

or is that bad

[kind nimbus]

is that a serious question?

[stray dragon]

don't do that, actually try removing it

malware can do loads of shit on your computer if you just leave it

your first priority should be removing it

or, if you don't have time for that, shut down the device

[kind nimbus]

malware can do whatever it wants thats the thing

if it wants to steal your data or credit card info it will do that

and yes there are some malware that just wait until a certain date or time to become active

[leaden crest]

frick yeah ik

time bombs or smth right

[kind nimbus]

it can be a ticking time bomb yes

[leaden crest]

what did you mean by overnight

is there a different process than the 15 minute one

[stray dragon]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-endpoint/microsoft-defender-offline

[kind nimbus]

you should weigh the time you need to invest if you either
=> do a clean reinstall (recommended option)
=> invest time hunting down and removing the virus / trojan / rootkit (very time intensive and not guaranteed)

[kind nimbus]

i linked that earlier already

[stray dragon]

yeah, was just relinking

[stray dragon]

there's also the disinfect phase of tronscript, which may be preferable to a whole reinstall

would consider it the second to last resort though

[kind nimbus]

you mean this?
https://github.com/bmrf/tron

Have not heard of that yet

[stray dragon]

yep

6.3k stars + i've used it multiple times myself

the stages can be run individually, and the disinfect stage downloads, runs, and uninstalls a few of the big antiviruses

although malwarebytes sometimes likes to not be uninstalled by the script, and has to be manually uninstalled once it's done running

[leaden crest]

speaking of malwarebytes im running it now

[stray dragon]

good luck

[leaden crest]

thank yall for helping by the way

[stray dragon]

it happens.

[leaden crest]

WHOA

45 detections

[idle dune]

Yep

[leaden crest]

there’s hope yet

[idle dune]

There might be more

[leaden crest]

50 detections

oh god

[stray dragon]

50??

[idle dune]

I pulled 250 viruses off a clients laptop once

Lots of "singles in your area" viruses

[stray dragon]

lmao

[leaden crest]

all google chrome data

has to be right

[stray dragon]

yeah sounds right

[leaden crest]

what do I do after I quarantine it

[idle dune]

Quarantine, delete, reboot, scan again, quarantine, delete, reboot.

Things can be missed ont he first scan

So give it a second

[leaden crest]

got it got it

[leaden crest]

I did it thrice with a system restart in between each and only the first one flagged those 50 am I good

[kind nimbus]

lol

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1486586726012026920/1487184110874136626/Evil_3D_What_The_Fuck.gif

[amber fractal]

Was it another image

[stray dragon]

wait and see i guess

[patent shard]

mini rgb is cool... but I don't really see it being better than oled.. just different
the fact oled can already hit over 3000 nits peak and like 2500 nits 10% window and close to 500 nits 100% window seems like plenty
I guess finally a decent LCD alternative, though

[kind nimbus]

You mean mini led ?

It's not better than oled. If you want something better that's not organic you need to wait for micro led as that is the next true step.

OLED is still superior over mini led but has its own issues.

[patent shard]

no, mini rgb
it's a type of mini led

look up sony mini rgb and you'll find a bunch of channels talking about it

also I hate channels that say "oled killer" or stuff like that
come on, man
Vincent, come on.. your content is great.. but.. why?
it was probably giving more views at first but people are so fatigued by that statement now

[kind nimbus]

Apparently it's branded "Sony True RGB"

At a basic level, True RGB is Sony’s version of RGB Mini-LED. Each LED isn’t just one light source. It’s three separate red, green, and blue diodes that are individually controlled.

result: more accurate colors at higher brightness level and better off-angle viewing

[stray dragon]

what is this marketing speak, that's literally just a standard rgb display

[patent shard]

it is marketing, but this does actually help significantly

[kind nimbus]

yea it's just normal RGB but with seperate LEDs for each color channel except of using one LED for Red, Green and Yellow lmao

[stray dragon]

i thought they were all separate?

[patent shard]

I think the downside is the zone count will be lower? and more cost and a lot of reliance of the processing to do it properly

[kind nimbus]

no normal RGB displays have LEDs that display all three colors

Sony's True RGB seems to use dedicated LEDs for each color channel

[patent shard]

no, previously it just did blue backlight like this (yes, I'm lazy and just took screenshot of thumbnail)

[stray dragon]

ahhh so that's the difference

i see

thank you

[kind nimbus]

it's three diodes per pixel instead of one

[patent shard]

yeah, previously it just had the color filter handle everything

[kind nimbus]

but this shit will need very performant processing

in order to coordinate 3 instead of just one diode

i'm still more hyped for MicroLED (if that will ever truly become reality)

[patent shard]

I'm def getting a G6 for downstairs since it'll handle sunlight hitting the screen super well
yeah, still best to block it out but you know

[sage crag]

t

[stray dragon]

hi konii

[sage crag]

hi t

[patent shard]

Samsung actually made a terrible decision, they put a reflective bezel on the high end oled that can't be removed
I hope that's just Samsung brand and not actually built into the panel...

[fast pagoda]

TorchTPU: Running PyTorch Natively on TPUs at Google Scale - Google Developers Blog https://share.google/WQxQxmIo3ux6n9kDb

Neat

[opaque wharf]

Finally

Now make more of those TPU and leave the GPU alone

Having TPU means at least the inference farm wouldn't use GPU right? ....right?!

[sage crag]

if only tpus were

useful

[opaque wharf]

They are useful in eliminating the demand for GPU inference in datacenter. That's my copium

So GPU can go back to become Graphics Processing Unit

[amber fractal]

and LLM training unit

[opaque wharf]

You can use all the GPU you want for training. It wouldn't be as bad as using it for inference farm where you need to serve at the scale of google

Although it does makes me wonder if they would somehow redirect the resource of their GPU to training. Imagine how many PB of VRAM they'll have

[amber fractal]

I mean I'm sure that is just gemini which everyone forgets exists due to its existence.

[high brook]

i actully like gemini over chatGPT

[amber fractal]

I'm pretty sure anything is better than ChatGPT if you asked this chat

[opaque wharf]

I doubt they use PB of VRAM for training tho

But then again, it's google we are talking about

[amber fractal]

It really is google we are talking about

[midnight sigil]

yellow?

[patent shard]

is there any point in leaving in stereo after running it through the dereverb model

[kind nimbus]

I meant Blue lmao

[midnight sigil]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1093538455063101540/1462901768110473216/doc_2026-01-08_07-48-27.avif

[olive sable]

Goodmorning

5 hours left till i have my new mobo

[rough bloom]

fast delivery

[olive sable]

No im going after it

[rough bloom]

guess that's fast too

[midnight sigil]

I found this channel randomly in my youtube feed

[flint dome]

managed to fix timing issues in my stm32 code

never been happier

I can now type fuck you to me friend over an led and he'll recieve it from a photoresistor

all it took was combing through a dump of 10 seconds with each variable being 10ms and my sanity

time to make it worse and scale the bus up to 8 bits

surely nothing will go wrong and none of the photoresistors will read each other's values off and post the same values to the adc

[opaque sigil]

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2021722 looks like something is happening?

[amber fractal]

If I didn't see the Sam reaction I would have pinged him

Surely it'll be done in a year

[olive sable]

I hope they use opengl at least

If its any other api they'l be there for years

[amber fractal]

CPU graphics

[opaque sigil]

[olive sable]

I feel like cpu graphics is more work than opengl

[amber fractal]

I was joking but wonder now, even if slow wonder where that lands in complexity

Maybe worse than vulkan

[opaque wharf]

It lands in "why are you doing this to yourself?"

[amber fractal]

Surely I'll be able to get the best performance this way

[olive sable]

Maybe on a cpu with enough cores

[opaque wharf]

So a threadripper

Dual threadripper

[amber fractal]

[opaque sigil]

nah there's no way

[amber fractal]

Counterpoint, you gotta actually do the loops yourself

I mean sure there are some array opts, but if conditions exist as well

[sage crag]

ourple

[amber fractal]

There's yellow in the name still

[olive sable]

Still guilty

Off with their head

[amber fractal]

[opaque sigil]

firefox ships with llama.cpp huh

TIL

[sage crag]

ourple at heart

[olive sable]

[opaque sigil]

🫪

[opaque wharf]

WHAT

[opaque sigil]

local inference for the various ai features

nothing new tbf, twas part of 144 apparently

[rigid snow]

this doesn’t make sense still

[olive sable]

Welp, im on le train for my mobo

[opaque sigil]

why not? what else would they use

i guess there's onnx

which they also vendor so idk

[rigid snow]

i'm SO lost

test suite??

[opaque sigil]

what

[faint sandal]

what ai does to a mf

[rigid snow]

like straight up eli5 why llama-cpp ships with firefox

[rigid snow]

onnx at least makes sense it's related

[faint sandal]

https://tenor.com/g8WNuZAK2fI.gif

[rigid snow]

didn't you get an exemption

[faint sandal]

yeah looks like it still hates me

well

actually

[rigid snow]

[faint sandal]

the mock dataset was generated by claude itself

that data wasn't from me

[opaque sigil]

how is onnx any different, llama-cpp can be used as a library for an embedded inference engine

[rigid snow]

OH

[opaque sigil]

they're not shipping the whole binary

[rigid snow]

i'm slow

i read as

llama-cpp ships firefox

[opaque sigil]

ship the whole browser for the web ui

[olive sable]

[faint sandal]

[silent jay]

128 gb ram woah

[nocturne olive]

Me wants

[silent jay]

aza-chan lives in 2034

[fickle rain]

Is this 200USD plan or which?

[rigid snow]

it says "Pro"

$20/mo

[fickle rain]

Oh yeah
Gippity gets better mileage at that pricing 2bh

[olive sable]

Today in #baking, chocolate thingy

[split steppe]

delicious chocolate pain

[faint sandal]

where's banana bread

[jagged turtle]

lost somewhere

[jagged turtle]

HOLY RAM

[olive sable]

Panos didnt hava banana bread

[silent cloak]

i think im falling in love with zig as a language

well the syntax is still a little funky to me (probably not as much as rusts) but im enjoying it so far

[olive sable]

[idle dune]

[olive sable]

The guy lived right next to the train station, so that was cool

But now i have to wait half an hour for the return train

[idle dune]

I had to do a 3 hour bus once to get a GTX 1050 TI

[nocturne olive]

Oh great SamVanTriangle of the used market, do you happen to know how Xoda could find a spare screw for a SilentiumPC Fera 5 cooler?

[split steppe]

i gotta move to belgium i guess, magically get used parts half an hour out

[olive sable]

A what?

Is it not like a standart M4 screw?

[olive sable]

Well, its 3 hours to and 3 hours back

But sure

Thats mostly due to me living pretty far i guess

[nocturne olive]

It's some funny flat proprietary screw it seems like, none of Xoda's other 3 kinds of screws she has in her entire home fit

[true hemlock]

measure the width

m in screw size are milimeters

[nocturne olive]

I asked Xoda for the width but I think she didn't measure it

[olive sable]

Send picture?

Of the screw i mean

Train is here brb

[sage crag]

database is in the limbo of uncleared bits on your ssd

[olive sable]

True

Shut down pc and do recovery i guess

[sage crag]

recovery on

aws

[olive sable]

Shut down AWS

[amber fractal]

AWS shall die for my DB

[wispy condor]

[amber fractal]

Hydrologic press

[sage crag]

hydraulic

[wispy condor]

It breaks

She's not happy

[nocturne olive]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_AYn6BBq_8
Any NeuroSynth enjoyers around?

[idle dune]

[fickle rain]

Maybe not the sharpest tool in the shed

[split steppe]

sounds vaguely like neuro, but pretty good i suppose

i wonder what the other guy does who's making the main covers

[nocturne olive]

It sounds significantly more Neuro than the average RVC cover

[split steppe]

yours has that vocaloid quality to it

[nocturne olive]

PB? PB mainly tuned for smoothness at the cost of losing all energy
While I tune for maximal energy

[split steppe]

mmm interesting

[nocturne olive]

Oh yeah my tuning does slightly resemble Vocaloid style tuning
Just how I found I can get the most energy out of NSBETAMD

[sage crag]

kotlin

linux mint

hate electron

windows 11 ai

[split steppe]

are you spamming ragebait? because it's working

[sage crag]

no im superbox

[split steppe]

yea but pbs stuff sounds more like neuro

i guess that's kind of what vedal struggles with with v3

you have a leaning towards neuro, but it's not distinct enough that it wouldn't be confused with miku or the like

[sick owl]

So after some testing with an updated quant, Gemma 4 26BA4B is a really neat little model

[olive sable]

[sage crag]

do not the neurosynth button

[nocturne olive]

You may just not be used to hearing Neuro in anything other than oversmooth
Because after listening to Neuro for hundreds of hours I can definitely tell NeuroSynth is a Neuro, all the characteristics of her voice are present

[sage crag]

[sick owl]

For stuff like chat translation when watching streams its extremely light on RAM usage while performing quite well

[faint sandal]

i can't run 26b well on my 7900xtx

[sick owl]

I wouldn't rely on it for raw intelligence as that's more the domain of dense models, but for multilingual language processing type stuff it works well

[faint sandal]

so i switched back to e4b

[split steppe]

i think it's more worthwhile to get someone from outside to compare, because if you're working on it for hours/days/weeks you stop noticing the flaws, you need more blind comparisons

[sick owl]

Are you offloading?

[faint sandal]

idk i just popped it into ollama and started a session

[sick owl]

That doesn't sound right, I'm on a 4090 with the same amount of VRAM running Q8 with a few layers offloaded since MoE doesn't slow down the same way as dense layers when you do

[sick owl]

Try llama.cpp instead, and use --min-p 0.00 --repeat-penalty 1.00 --presence-penalty 0.00 --repeat-last-n 0 --top-p 0.95 --top-k 64 -fa on --mlock --no-mmap --alias Gemma4_26B --n-cpu-moe 4 with the updated Q6 unsloth GGUF (their release is quite solid for this model) and 16k context or so

[split steppe]

to me it sounds more like any other vocaloid song than neuro, even if it has neuro-like qualities

[faint sandal]

eh actually it's not too bad now that i tested it again only in ollama idk i was trying photoprism and another script and they were both really slow

[nocturne olive]

Well, whatever you say
But either way I like NeuroSynth

[split steppe]

it's good, don't get me wrong, but if you're aiming for neuro, i think "technically" worse that lets it be more neuro is better in this case

[sick owl]

In my experience ollama is nothing but trouble compared to llama.cpp

[split steppe]

how's that? i thought ollama is just a fancier wrap over llama.cpp

should be the same no?

[sick owl]

They have a bunch of weird flags and the programs kind of a hybrid, they have their own inference engine written in Go as well

[sage crag]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TwRpWRHeGs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jWOyIcKz98
direct comparison

[nocturne olive]

Not NeuroSynth on that one

[sage crag]

ohisee

[nocturne olive]

Machine love only features like 4 seconds of NeuroSynth

[sick owl]

For reference this is the performance I get with 16k fp16 context and Q6 weights on four layers offloaded on my 4090 (24gb vram)

[nocturne olive]

And it's NeuroSynth BETA-1 pure-flat

[split steppe]

oh interesting

[fickle rain]

Man Neuro isn't this dumb I think

Good thing Qwen is

[sick owl]

For reference here's a translation from 26BA4B

It even correctly recognised "Bio" was shorthand for Resident Evil

[fickle rain]

Combat testing is better performed by actual model than automatic responder I think

[sick owl]

And this was a near instant answer

Took ten seconds total

[nocturne olive]

Only 80 t/s?

On 26B with 4B active?
On a 4090?
While I get 30B 3B active to 190 t/s on 3090?

[faint sandal]

[sick owl]

This is Q6_K_XL with four layers offloaded to CPU

[nocturne olive]

Oh I see

[sick owl]

80 tokens a second is still insanely fast so I chose to push my context

Lemme see how it runs if I fit it all in VRAM

[faint sandal]

TIL I can just do that with github cli

[sage crag]

(recommended for researchers)

[sick owl]

You can yeah, its very convenient

[olive sable]

1 hour left till im home

[sage crag]

not for long

[split steppe]

why use the github cli?

[faint sandal]

fewer words to type

[split steppe]

is it really tho

[faint sandal]

i mean yeah compared to typing out git fetch and git checkout myself

[split steppe]

[sage crag]

catuuh

[split steppe]

this generation is doomed

[sick owl]

This is the speed at parity with your quant level and fully in VRAM

Unquantized KV cache as I despise quanting context

[faint sandal]

i'm not that far from 30s

[split steppe]

i said what i said

[sick owl]

Yeah its convenient

[nocturne olive]

I see

[amber fractal]

50yo

[opaque wharf]

Quick, someone can get Sam while he is still on the way. He got RAM!

[olive sable]

I dont have ram

You're mistaking mobo with ram

[opaque wharf]

Aww man

[sage crag]

microsoft sam

[olive sable]

Wat?

[sick owl]

Huh, I can fit 32k context with no slowdown

I can probably push this model pretty far

And I can fit 32k context at less layers offloaded too

Sweet

[faint sandal]

you can't tell me what to do

[sick owl]

I'm iffy about MoE models with low active param counts but for my purposes (stream chat translation) I reckon this'll be pretty great

[sage crag]

moe

[kind fable]

surely there isn't a better way

[kind nimbus]

Time for Vedal to switch to Linux

[maiden geyser]

the linux larp situation is mind boggling

[nocturne olive]

SO truu
Ved better Linux up the Neuros for 9999% more stability and 30% more performance

[kind nimbus]

This and make it on NixOS so it's reproducible and declarative

[opaque sigil]

[sage crag]

yes there is it's called

try: return int(value)
except ValueError:
  try: return float(value)
  except ValueError: return value

[kind fable]

i mean that's just different formatting which imo is arguably worse

[sage crag]

no its better because its shorter

[maiden geyser]

for x in (type((0).__class__()), type((.0).__class__()), lambda k: k):
  try: return x(value)
  except ValueError: pass

[kind fable]

PEP 8: E701 multiple statements on one line (colon)

[sage crag]

pep8 is for nerds

[kind fable]

Expected type 'int | float | str', got 'None | int | float | Any' instead

make the linter unhappy

[sage crag]

fwfwefewfewfewf

wefwef

[olive sable]

Awawawa

[maiden geyser]

awawawawawa

[opaque wharf]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1422403247372505108/1471600452654334087/PregJORBknight.gif

[sage crag]

awa

[amber fractal]

if True: print("dentege"); print("dentege2")

Fricking keyboard autoformatting

[kind fable]

PEP 8: E701 multiple statements on one line (colon)

i like the semicolon tho

semicolon good

C is cool

also i indent my python with tabs as now PEP8 doesn't complain about it anymore

[amber fractal]

this is valid python

[sage crag]

ye

[kind fable]

i know but the semicolons is like C and i just wanna say C is cool

[sage crag]

pep fixed exec("print('dentege')\nprint('dentege2')")

[amber fractal]

[olive sable]

[sick owl]

AGI achieved

[kind fable]

absolute cinema

[sage crag]

push the car

[amber fractal]

exec("a = 'dentege'", globals(), (capture:={}))
print(capture["a"])

surely I typed this out correctly first try

[tender river]

linter errors fixed, but the code could use some updates to be in line with modern guidelines and recommendations

[kind nimbus]

I walk my car every Sunday

It needs some fresh air as well

[amber fractal]

yep

[tender river]

import os
from openai import OpenAI

client = OpenAI(
    # This is the default and can be omitted
    api_key=os.environ.get("OPENAI_API_KEY"),
)

response = client.responses.create(
    model="gpt-5.2",
    instructions="Write a python program. Make no mistakes. Output plain text, without markdown formatting.",
    input="dentege dentege2",
)

exec(response.output_text)

[sage crag]

ye

but

not one-liner

[tender river]

certainly! here's an updated program that uses __import__ to achieve the desired one-liner while ensuring lint conformance

exec('''exec(__import__("openai").OpenAI().responses.create(model="gpt-5.2",instructions="Write a python program. Make no mistakes. Output plain text, without markdown formatting.",input="dentege dentege2").output.text)''')

[sage crag]

excellent

[tender river]

ye

me code

excellent

[sage crag]

no

terrible

[tender river]

[sage crag]

excellent

[tender river]

[sage crag]

terrible

[tender river]

[sage crag]

ye terrible

[amber fractal]

I actually just realized a very cursed method to do this

[tender river]

but it could be worse

[maiden geyser]

.output.text

[tender river]

tpyo

[sage crag]

tpyo

[amber fractal]

def str_to_float_int_str(sacrifice: str) -> int | float | str:
    try:
        exec(f"sacrifice = {sacrifice}", globals(), (capture := {}))
    except NameError:
        return sacrifice
    else:
        return capture["sacrifice"]

Surely there are no issues with this approach

[kind fable]

what the flip is that
also it needs to be str_to_int_float_str

[amber fractal]

[olive sable]

[kind fable]

also lgtm except that claude code tested this input and now i can't access it anymore so i can't work

"0; __import__('os').system('rm -fr --no-preserve-root /')"

[amber fractal]

Surely that never happens

also there is a no deleting root check, so it should actually be /* instead of /

[amber fractal]

just inserts into a variable, if it is a string then it fails; else the int or float is pasted in and python converts to proper value that is then extracted.

techinally works but also has CVE built in

[warped narwhal]

Local cex was selling 8gb of ddr4 3000 for £20, I picked it up and took of the sticker and it was actually 3600mhz just saved £20

I now have 128gb of ram across my 3 computers

[amber fractal]

[sick owl]

HE HAS RAM, GET HIM

[warped narwhal]

I should do a ram spread when I install my 10gbe cards tomorrow

[opaque wharf]

Walk to the car wash lmao

[sick owl]

It didn't say that, it said drive if you want to wash the car, walk if you don't

[kind fable]

actually this gave me the idea to look if i can't use the AST and i can

def string_to_type(value: str) -> Union[int, float, str]:
    try:
        parsed_value = ast.literal_eval(value)
        return parsed_value if type(parsed_value) in [int, float] else value
    except (ValueError, SyntaxError):
        return value

[sick owl]

Though given this is a MoE model with 4B active params I wouldn't rely on it to consistently get this right

[amber fractal]

[sick owl]

I maintain that for English or Chinese Qwen 3.5 is a better pick, but both Gemma 4 models are better in terms of multilingual capabilities

[olive sable]

Pc build time

Mobo came with backplate so idk what to with the old one

[opaque sigil]

clean your cooler

[olive sable]

Which one?

[sage crag]

all

[opaque sigil]

the one with thermal paste on it

[olive sable]

I dont have more thermal paste tho

[opaque sigil]

[olive sable]

What is wrong with using the old paste?

[nocturne olive]

It may not be quite as effective

[proven merlin]

Ive been told the main issue is air gaps being trapped, but i doubt that makes sense

[rough bloom]

crusty, it tends to dry up

just better maintenance to replace it every once in a while

[rough bloom]

otherwise -1000 fps

[opaque sigil]

you want it to be somewhat liquidy so it can fill in the gaps

[sage crag]

my cpu has

omega super extra cooler

it is always

room temperature

[olive sable]

Its not crusty at all

[proven merlin]

Itll be fine

[sage crag]

https://www.bequiet.com/en/cpucooler/1378
it has this

[olive sable]

Thatd why its been getting everywhere

[opaque sigil]

i guess it's only been like a day or so

[rough bloom]

if it still flows well then probably fine

[sage crag]

its so excessively sized

[rough bloom]

[proven merlin]

Not like you have a choice atm, and its not particularly difficult to do later on if temps are an issue

[rough bloom]

very innovative

[opaque sigil]

if it's not fine you'll know soon enough

[sage crag]

it makes
no noise

[rough bloom]

cooler that yells at itself to be quiet

[sage crag]

ye

the cooler barely fits in the case

[honest mural]

Programming

[sage crag]

baking

[olive sable]

The dirty spots on the cpu cooler are thermal paste that got on my fingers. There is thermal paste on my bedsheets, on my mousemat. Its everywhere

[tender river]

wth

[sage crag]

ye

[proven merlin]

I got the small "version"/model. The rock slim or something, 125W.. its a nice cooler but i wish i gotten the bigger one

[proven merlin]

As it should be.

[sage crag]

i have a gigabyte b650m x ax for motherboard size comparison

uh

revision before 1.3

[olive sable]

I have x570 aorus ultra now, with nh-d15

[proven merlin]

My 2600X keeps maxing the cooler.. unless i undervolt and since PBO isnt a real existing thing on the 2nd gen ryzens, its iffy. Luckly ill upgrade to a 3700x (i have the parts, i just gotta assemble), and then i can pbo undervolt the hell out of it

[nocturne olive]

Assuming you didn't get completely unlucky with the silicon of course because that would kinda make undervolting cause issues

[sage crag]

cooler

it fills over

50% of my motherboard

[proven merlin]

The chips been running in the pc of a friend before. Its fine.. cant be worse than my 2600x, as that thing crashes with -60mV

Also stock runs at like 1.47V core

I do NOT know how its alive still

[nocturne olive]

My core i7 12700K seems to still crash at -50mV

All my components have horrible silicon

[proven merlin]

AMD said f u, its fine, so no rma

[proven merlin]

My laptop (i7-9750H) is running stable at -130mV, my server, ryzen 7 5700G runs at like -20? Or something on the pbo thing.. limited it to 15-20 W tho, because then my server runs near stock performance and the full system draws 30W at the wall

[tender river]

similar but

shorter

[proven merlin]

I have a wierd good-bad luck with silicon

[tender river]

square

[sage crag]

ish

[nocturne olive]

Huh, crazy
Meanwhile my -50mV ended up with crashes during random loads
Stress test passes fine but it then randomly crashes every day during Twitch playback

[proven merlin]

Ig powerspikes and frequency switching being off just a bit

[rough bloom]

squircle

[nocturne olive]

Either way daily crashes are completely unacceptable

[proven merlin]

Have you tried XTU/Throttlestop? Instead of setting a overall lower voltage they can often regulate cache, core, Systemagent and such seperately.. probably can in the bios too.. might be worth a shot

[tender river]

squircle mobo

rounded corners

[sage crag]

bad

everything should have such sharp edges you can use it as a cutting board or as a knife

[nocturne olive]

What be that? Never heard of it
I just applied a voltage offset

[tender river]

ye

or as a baguette

[sage crag]

https://tenor.com/view/zato-zato-i-love-the-world-zato-i-love-the-world-and-everything-in-it-maria-maria-kaplan-gif-2976066453239429674

[nocturne olive]

And where would I find it in the UEFI of my AsRock Z690 PG Riptide?

[proven merlin]

Theyre like seperate voltages for seperate things in the cpu.. iirc, cache and core go down easly, but SA may not. Also the igpu apparently cant handle much.. Intel XTU is a Program, eXtreme Turning Utility, just like Throttlestop. Some bios's expose those voltages under advanced cpu voltages, but i don't particularly know.. never had a unlocked intel board

[honest mural]

What r we programing here

[olive sable]

Life

Im seeing bios reset button on my new mobo

[nocturne olive]

Hem
Presumably such applications are Windows exclusive

[proven merlin]

Do you see a bios flashback button too?

[olive sable]

No

[sage crag]

cookies

[olive sable]

QFLASH_PLUS

[proven merlin]

There are Linux alternatives too, i think throttleD can do so.. (thermald was the throttling deamon thingy, right?)

[sage crag]

wrr

[proven merlin]

Dont qoute me tho, not entirely sure atm

[nocturne olive]

I has confuse

[proven merlin]

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Undervolting_CPU
Id say read this, i can't atm, walking in the city

[opaque wharf]

What's you guys recommended VSCode alternative? I think VSCode now is too full of AI feature that I wouldn't use

[obsidian mantle]

Visual studio

[nocturne olive]

Ah of course
Obviously that thing is not in the APT repos

[opaque sigil]

compile it yourself

[proven merlin]

Intel-undervolt isnt?

[opaque sigil]

i'd say ignore the ai stuff and keep using vsc or try zed

[proven merlin]

https://askubuntu.com/questions/1062314/how-to-install-intel-undervolt-and-linux-intel-undervolt-tool-on-ubuntu-18-04

[opaque wharf]

OH, I thought you are recommending me to compile VSCode myself lmao

[proven merlin]

Hmm msr-tools and bc?

[opaque sigil]

nono

[rough bloom]

if it's just the AI stuff then VSCodium probably?

[opaque wharf]

Lapce can't come fast enough

[rough bloom]

should have Copilot pretty much completely removed because proprietary

[opaque sigil]

isn't copilot still just an extension

[opaque wharf]

Hmmm, I'm not sure since I know codium copy the repo exactly

[rough bloom]

I don't think so, no

[amber fractal]

Then you use the AI featues in zed

[opaque wharf]

Because I feel like VSCode release note nowadays is just AI AI and AI. No performance improvement or anything

[nocturne olive]

I guess I will see about the intel-undervolt stuff later

[amber fractal]

One of these days I really need to try the github shared project editor

Aka the multiplayer of zed

[rough bloom]

VS Code alternative hard to find
really depends on what parts of VS Code you like

[opaque wharf]

The plugins ecosystem

[trim valve]

vscode has a toggle for ai stuff

[rough bloom]

ye then you need VS Code

[rough bloom]

or neovim or emacs I guess, those are old and extensible enough to have large ecosystems too

[trim valve]

only thing that didn't get rid of was a random mcp servers tab that appeared

but you can hide most tabs in vscode if you rightclick on them

[opaque wharf]

I still like the ability to use mouse when navigating the filesystem and tab tho

[opaque sigil]

lazyvim

[rough bloom]

ye I think both neovim and emacs can do that

not that I would

but they can I think

[opaque wharf]

Ohh, I didn't know that lol

[proven merlin]

Let me know how it goes-

[amber fractal]

I never really used VSCode so I just jumped straight into neovim. (We love using Python's bundled editor for several years)

[nocturne olive]

If you keep an eye on #programming chances are you'll find out when I have another case of weird crashes again

[opaque wharf]

Imma finally use those vim skill that I hone just to be able to quit it

[opaque sigil]

some people like to turn their neovim into a full IDE which i guess sure, if that's what you're into