programming

[tender river]

programming all day programming all day programming all day

so tired so tired so tired

i want to

sleep

https://tenor.com/view/jeong43va-gif-26093523

[glass jetty]

yap that just compiled
but box can be moved, just &mut - no

[nocturne olive]

Rolling Girl break

[glass jetty]

so to be like std::function it has to be heap alloc Box

[tender river]

mhm
since its heap allocated

[glass jetty]

std::function can be moved out of the scope

so only Box one is std function

anyway it can be just

for most cases

i think

[sage crag]

use std::{cell::Cell, rc::Rc};

fn main() {
    let mut x = i32::MAX;

    let y = Rc::new(Cell::new(x));
    let yr = y.clone();
    
    let function: Box<dyn Fn(&mut i32) -> i32> =
        Box::new(|x| { y.set(4); *x = 1; *x + 1 });
    
    assert!(function(&mut x) == 2);
    assert!(yr.get() == 4);
}

all is fine

all is happy

[glass jetty]

yes...?

since rc can be & then it even can be Fn

but it actually FnMut i think

hard

[sage crag]

if it doesnt need to be FnMut dont make it FnMut

[mighty bane]

AEAAAAAAAAAAAAA CHROMA MASKING IS DIFFICUUUUUULT

[tender river]

if it doesnt need to be Fn dont make it Fn

[sage crag]

True!

let function = |x: &mut i32| { y.set(4); *x = 1; *x + 1 };

[maiden geyser]

sleeping is counterproductive

[tender river]

rust supports downcasting anyway so
creating FnMut but using Fn should be fine

[sage crag]

[mighty bane]

Fn - the button on laptops?

[glass jetty]

anyway, rust guys,
i not see anything else that type system related directly,
like i would describe rule about declaring something with foreign trait for local type by local trait,
or how iterators trait defined,
but it not directly about type system
this diagram is just entire rust type system?

[mighty bane]

YAYYYYYYY

[leaden crest]

the drugs are catching up to me I think

[stark needle]

today i found out u can actually ctrl+v in linux shell but u need to hold shift

bruh

i always thought this didnt work

[nocturne olive]

You didn't know?

[trim valve]

same for copying

and idk if you know about it but you can usually right click or middle click to paste

[stark needle]

wait what

middle click

what

im honestly just gonna fully switch to linux atp

and only keep windows for compatibility apps

most of my work is in wsl anyways

[true hemlock]

how did you just knew about this

[stark needle]

man im a windows user mostly

i just run shit on wsl

[true hemlock]

most of my personal use machines are windows

ain't no way bruh

[fast pagoda]

Wsl is a gateway drug so you prepare yourself

[nocturne olive]

[nocturne olive]

Middle mouse paste is an interesting silly thing, it pastes whatever was the last text you had selected

[stark needle]

i mean actual ml development runs in ubuntu

i alr used it on rented stuff and my raspberry pi and dgx and stuff

[fast pagoda]

Yep

[stark needle]

and i had a partition from years ago

[fast pagoda]

Mhm

[true hemlock]

why rpi for ml

[fast pagoda]

I think he was just saying he's used his rpi

So raspbian

[true hemlock]

also must be tensorflow user

[trim valve]

#baking reading comprehension

[stark needle]

wym no pytorch

i mean i do know tensorflow i just dont use it

[true hemlock]

based

tensorflow suck

[trim valve]

i am also a victim of zero reading comprehension

[fast pagoda]

Jax only

[trim valve]

[stark needle]

it's good for web

and if u use tpus

but yeah honestly just use jax

i think TF is mostly for colab people

[fast pagoda]

I used it like 3 years ago, in colab

Yep

[fast pagoda]

Colab will default to using tf (or used to) for training logging

And in general

[stark needle]

also rn deepseek v4 runs on 20t/s on gb10

it's still unoptimized

[true hemlock]

how big is the model

[stark needle]

280B

[true hemlock]

active params?

[fast pagoda]

I assume you mean flash if it's pro that's crazy

[stark needle]

13b

[stark needle]

ye flash

bro i aint got 8 spark setup

[true hemlock]

wdym slow

that's pretty good already tbh

[fast pagoda]

It was only optimized for ascend and shit I think

They did a funny where nobody got access to it to do anything preparation in the west

Cn labs have been doing that

[stark needle]

should be getting ~30t/s and then deepseek said they reduced required flops by like 2x per token

[true hemlock]

bandwidth constrained still

[stark needle]

qwen with 10b active gets 45t/s

[true hemlock]

iirc dgx spark are like

[true hemlock]

how big of a total model size?

[stark needle]

122b

[true hemlock]

256GB/s

[fast pagoda]

That's crazy it's not slower if it's that low

[true hemlock]

iirc there's a formula for bw requirement that also includes both active and full params

[stark needle]

it's 250 tflops fp8

[true hemlock]

forgot what it is

[stark needle]

need to wait for dflash

qwen 3.5 35b-a3b goes from 50t/s --> 90-120t/s with dflash

[fast pagoda]

My ai pro is 383 tflop fp8 matrix and it's slow as balls I'm just used to that

With 620gb/s

[stark needle]

ai pro what

what device

[fast pagoda]

Radeon r9700 ai pro

[stark needle]

the best part is

dgx spark only uses like 40 watt

during inference

lmao

[true hemlock]

susge

[stark needle]

so i can actually afford to keep it running

only training uses up full wattage

[fast pagoda]

Damn dgx gpu is actually fairly weaker than I thought for some reason

The memory blinded me ig

[stark needle]

also no one has run sparse 2:4 models yet on spark

which is what im gonna try

sparse 2:4 fp4

use actual 1000 tflops

[true hemlock]

5070 lol

[fast pagoda]

I get , 1534 tflop on r9700 lol

[true hemlock]

actually makes sense tbh

[fast pagoda]

Sparse fp4

[true hemlock]

for the power draw, but people are getting 80w ish

[stark needle]

i mean yea it's a full desktop device

[true hemlock]

40w is sus

i don't have any gpu that do fp4

wait actually i have my 5060

[fast pagoda]

The 5060?

Uea

[true hemlock]

i kept forgetting i have a 5060

was good deal at $250 so why not also its sff

[stark needle]

idle wattage lmao

[true hemlock]

oh, gpu

yeah makes sense

if whole system, no

[nocturne olive]

My 3090 in inference uses full 370W I'm pretty sure

[true hemlock]

more than half of 3090 power are the gddr6x

just a fun fact

[stark needle]

how do i check whole system

[true hemlock]

you don't. get a clamp meter

[nocturne olive]

[stark needle]

i aint got that lmao

[true hemlock]

and measure the AC or if it has a dc connector, do that

that's the best way

or

just get those AC power measurement

that you plug on the wall

that one uses shunt pretty sure

[fast pagoda]

Surprisingly I'm only able to get to the 350 range

Kilawatt

[true hemlock]

beat my numbers

[nocturne olive]

My 3090 has a slightly higher PL

[true hemlock]

if you wanna do software wattage reading

[nocturne olive]

It comes with a factory preset PL of 370W instead of 350W

[true hemlock]

oc model?

[nocturne olive]

MSI GamingX Trio

Doesn't say OC

[true hemlock]

weird, the model default tdp is 350W

[nocturne olive]

I definitely have not reconfigured the PL

-# Because the configuration daemon makes my PC stutter

[fast pagoda]

That's fairly common for manufacturers to mess with

I thought

[patent shard]

it's just Gabox's fv7beta2 with Anvuew's dereverb
near the bottom here https://huggingface.co/GaboxR67/MelBandRoformers/tree/main/melbandroformers/experimental and yaml https://huggingface.co/GaboxR67/MelBandRoformers/blob/main/melbandroformers/vocals/voc_gabox.yaml
and here https://huggingface.co/anvuew/dereverb_bs_roformer/tree/main

[nocturne olive]

@high brook

[patent shard]

I think they tried fv7beta2 and said it was a little noisy for them
it is on the fuller side.. not super full but can have some noise at times

[nocturne olive]

[sick owl]

You know, I wouldn't use it for watching tv or movies

But RTX vidoe enhancement is great at compensating for the shitty bitrate on 1080p YouTube streams

[nocturne olive]

Do they even support Linux with that RTX video stuff?

[sick owl]

Nah sadly

[nocturne olive]

Guess no RTX video stuff for me then

[fast pagoda]

The

[opaque wharf]

The

[patent shard]

yeah, it's decent for what it is
but low bitrate really hurts what it can do.. works a lot better with high quality content
below 1080p also is sharpened a little too much.. but not strong sharpening at 1080p and low sharpening at 1440p
for animation, you're probably better off with something like anime4k.. models specifically trained for it, you know

[kind fable]

i tried "agentic engeenering" for the first time
just vibing a project without looking at all at what the AI is doing
it seemed to go quite well with lots of hiccups, but eh

and then i peaked behind the curtain and what the flip, how did the AI delete /dev/null, i don't even want to know

[umbral wigeon]

What agentic IDE do you use?

Or Ai

[kind fable]

i used cto.new

with Gemini 3.1 Pro

this shit seems to be entirely free

or their free credits are big

also it's entirely remote and not connected to anything so i'm not worried about security and stuff

[umbral wigeon]

I think I gonna use gemini as autocomplete instead of agentic coding, because it can make mistake without good archit

[kind fable]

honestly i don't think the agents idea is the right one, but it's interesting

i think AI is just good at being a better autocomple than just an LSP

LSP is fast, but dumb, AI is slow, but knows more

[split steppe]

https://tenor.com/vv9dgDl3blP.gif

the AI deleting /dev/null

[olive sable]

Goodmorning

[stark needle]

hi

[warped narwhal]

No

[glass jetty]

ahahahah

i literally

deleted dev null

tried to screen it

and it spectacle cant start

[fickle rain]

Was it a good idea?

[glass jetty]

you know, just everything that try to use /dev/null will fail

[glass jetty]

its evening btw

[maiden geyser]

it's night btw

[opaque wharf]

The morning:

[fast pagoda]

marble hornets lost episode

[olive sable]

i odnt care

morning is when i wake up

[fast pagoda]

no it's when i wake up

[glass jetty]

am i going schizo or youtube removed clips feature?

why i cant find it anywhere in ui

is it because i deleted dev/null?

[rough bloom]

morning is the start of the day

meaning 12 am

[safe path]

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/amateur-armed-with-chatgpt-vibe-maths-a-60-year-old-problem/

vibe mathing... (they had to clean up the output, but got there nonetheless)

[fast pagoda]

damn, that was too powerful

[safe path]

(solved an erdos problem btw)

[fast pagoda]

vanor staring right at me too

[rough bloom]

Experts believe it may have further uses
first use for LLM found

[fast pagoda]

the very first one

[opaque sigil]

didn't they train a gemini model specifically for this a couple months ago

am i tripping

[nocturne olive]

LLMs can actually have a use?

[fast pagoda]

that one is probably still looping trying to load mathjax or something in the terminal

since it's gemini

[opaque sigil]

https://deepmind.google/blog/accelerating-mathematical-and-scientific-discovery-with-gemini-deep-think/

[opaque wharf]

Good thing it's 40 minutes left then

[fast pagoda]

DEepmind does produce useful things

my brother is a meteorologist for NOAA and they use weathernext 2

as one of their tools

https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/google-deepmind/weathernext-2/

[opaque wharf]

Man, I sure hate LLM being called AI in marketing everywhere

It drowns out the actual useful AI

[safe path]

oh yeah, deepmind produces pretty cool stuff. i think of all the companies around, google is the only one making sustainable ai

[fast pagoda]

they just have bothered to make non-llm shit as well

[glass flower]

google is also so far the only company that i assume will actually still make AI stuff 10 years from now

[opaque wharf]

I mean, they are the one that came up with transformer

[safe path]

the rest are VC backed and money sinks

[fast pagoda]

they were doing it before transformer and will be doing it after, if this all implodes

[umbral wigeon]

Nvidia ceo can speak thai

[fast pagoda]

theyll live

unlike many

[umbral wigeon]

I stand with nvidia ceo

[glass flower]

does google even use nvidia stuff? i thought they use their own hardware

[fast pagoda]

they have some nvidia stuff for cloud basically but they are not beholden to it for ai

[opaque wharf]

Pretty sure they do for training stuff and colab

And also cloud offering

[fast pagoda]

mainly colab and gcloud

[glass flower]

[safe path]

also https://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-announce/2026q2/000504.html

[opaque sigil]

gpg in 2026

[safe path]

(gnupg getting post quantum crypto)

[opaque wharf]

Ohhh, Kyber is decided to be secure?

Because I need to update my crypto stack

[fast pagoda]

me w/ rsa keys

[umbral wigeon]

Nvidia ceo came thailand and give ppl free gpu like it's toys

(Few)

[rough bloom]

can even deploy Gemini on-prem with NVIDIA GPUs apparently

[fast pagoda]

that guy has so much money and power right now i would be unsurprised if he came around handing out full nvl72 rackservers to passers by

[opaque wharf]

Again, google just published their finding about new more efficient quantum computer that would require far less qubit to crack rsa

[opaque wharf]

Isn't that the one with killswitch?

[fast pagoda]

i just saw a provider offering this

thing is like a SCIF

[glass flower]

if power goes out the whole model is gone and you need to ship it to google to reload it onto the gpus

like for real

[fast pagoda]

oceans 14 will be heisting gemini 3.1

[glass flower]

thats their tactic

[rough bloom]

they advertise an air-gapped deployment as being possible

[opaque sigil]

if you can afford this you will have backup power anyway

[rough bloom]

so ye, keeping the model in VRAM only would make sense

[opaque wharf]

The thing is, people that has air gapped and need gemini would actually buy it

[fast pagoda]

me carefully weighing the server to deduce the number of micron bga packages of hbm in there

[glass flower]

yeah its meant for governments and hospitals etc. so.. its suppose to be secure

if it were loading to a disk or something someone might inject something into the model or something.. but i guess you could do the same for a loaded model

[opaque wharf]

I mean, nothing is stopping anyone from reading from the gpu memory either if they REALLY want those weight

[opaque sigil]

confidential computing

[fast pagoda]

the literal locked fortress of a container it's in

[opaque wharf]

If state actor can replicate hdmi signal just from the EMI emission alone, that fortress better be a faraday cage

[fast pagoda]

unironically im sure it is

[rough bloom]

I'm not sure if they encrypt anything or how exactly it's deployed, but ye, it's going to be secure
you won't have any access to those GPUs at all

[glass flower]

its gonna be "secure"
i'm sure some people that will have it will literally just have a unlocked frontdoor straight to the server room

[fast pagoda]

colos are already in locked cages in regular dc

[opaque sigil]

at the very least the connection between the cpu and gpu is encrypted (iirc memory pages too optionally) + if it notices you trying to anything weird it just insta shuts down

[opaque wharf]

Yeah, data center security is no joke

[fast pagoda]

if nothing else they have access control just to know who to bill the shit out of if something gets fucked with

[rough bloom]

ye, even if you can physically access the hardware (already very difficult for anyone not contracted to do so), good luck actually getting the model out of the server without disturbing anything

[opaque wharf]

That'll be $100k fine, thank you very much

[fast pagoda]

"yeah todd here farted on the gemini server so we've gone bankrupt. thanks todd"

[opaque sigil]

todd

i'm sure these numbers are correct

[glass jetty]

for some reasons

so many things breaks when you delete dev/null

i prob should restart system

[fast pagoda]

mknod or udevadm

[proven merlin]

Ok, i installed artix dinit tty only.. im kinda wilded out that that uses 300mb of ram just doing nothing..

Now im heavly considering alpine + xlibre repos + zfs.. buut muslc.. ig i do have zo go the Route of lxc.. i wonder how Nvidia-open deals with it

[sage crag]

dentge

[proven merlin]

Nvidia open does not deal with alpine.

Welp there goes that.

Opensuse zfs? Openmandriva? Why must linux suck nowadays..

Well nvm apparantly they dont Support that either

Ubuntu Out of all things support it, but no thanks

[olive sable]

konii not toast

[glass jetty]

that is why im no longer toast

[olive sable]

[glass jetty]

she was first who started it and she will be one who kill it

i mean, already

[olive sable]

welp, i guess the real toast will be free now

[opaque sigil]

https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-reportedly-has-no-xe3p-celestial-arc-gaming-gpus-planned-xe4-druid-up-in-the-air

[rough bloom]

Intel datacenter GPUs

[vague sonnet]

real ones stay Toast

[rough bloom]

also what do they mean "AI-focused", they already have Gaudi

it is Gaudi

[opaque sigil]

gaudi is closer to TPUs right

[stark needle]

chat no way i managed to create a robotics llm dataset generator it's running now

[fast pagoda]

yes

[rough bloom]

looks like it

no graphics stuff to be seen here

except the media engine for some reason

[olive sable]

its been fun, but you gotta know when to quit

[maiden geyser]

was it all just a larp?

[olive sable]

nah

live action role play happens irl

this is not irl

[sage crag]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1327142377139343430/1486773213190029444/doc_2026-03-25_19-13-27.gif

im not even real

[trim valve]

terrible idea is forming in my head

how bad of an idea is it to use a usb card reader as quick auth

its prooobably fine

[split steppe]

isn't that quite common in some industries?

[trim valve]

probably, but i feel like those industries do it properly rather than hacking together random oss

[umbral wigeon]

This is why you don't vibe code a PR

[glass jetty]

when some vibe coders come in and break working projects

ai should be banned
allowing ai in the kernel is a joke

[opaque sigil]

you say that like you can ban it

the only thing you can do is tell people to disclose it, they'll use it either way

[vague vortex]

It's a permanent fixture now
For better or worse

Issue is some people are trying to use a power drill as an angle grinder and are shocked when shit breaks

QA has become mandatory and the vast majority of ai vibecoders don't know what quality looks like
They just assume the tool can do it flawlessly - and worst of all, in a large number of cases I bet it does... so when it goes wrong, it super goes wrong, making the tool look unreliable when it's operator incompetence

At least, such is my hot take

[fast pagoda]

[nocturne olive]

Warmup

[opaque sigil]

monitor consumed by the void

[glass flower]

i can tell you from my week of trying out vibecoding... it 100% can't create quality code atleast not the majority of the time and without guidelines.
i've started to write novels to describe the refactor and issues i want it to fix just so it doesn't try to get creative and ruin my codebase.
and the fully vibecoded project i tried in c++, works... but well. it looks vibecoded to heck and i'm too lazy to go through 10000+ lines of code to fix it

so far the best usecase i've got are refactors and spelling/grammar issues. maybe the odd feature that is described in detail. but generally the smaller the scope of the usecase the better it actually works

[nocturne olive]

Technically first ever fully complete NeuroSynth version 1 song

[vague vortex]

"Narrower use case works better"
Wild, the thing that excels at specialized tasks does better when the task is specialized

[glass flower]

i know right

[vague vortex]

I can't imagine why that is

[glass flower]

yet people hail it as it can replace senior devs... i have yet to see it actually do a better job

[nocturne olive]

AGI is a lie

[glass flower]

it can create things that work... but is it maintainable and can grow? no

[glass flower]

except for neuro

[nocturne olive]

?

[glass flower]

also... screeps update. my automatic building logic works. and my first extension is finished

[vague vortex]

Our oshi is built stupid different

[nocturne olive]

I've been focusing very hard on NeuroSynth stuff so I haven't gotten to opening it yet

[vague vortex]

What's neurosynth? Aeris go open source?

[nocturne olive]

The NeuroSynth in question

[vague vortex]

Ah assumed was a piece of software

[nocturne olive]

NeuroSynth is a vocal synthesizer

[vague vortex]

Is it possible to attain this power?

[nocturne olive]

The power of vocal synthesis or the power of Neuro vocal synthesis?

[vague vortex]

Let's start with just the vocal
I've had a design in mind for a whole month and wanna fiddle with it

[vague vortex]

Also
Well cooked, sir

[nocturne olive]

You mean vocal synthesis from scratch
If you're going for that, I suggest using Japanese, and starting with just a simple consonant-vowel pair system (CV as the UTAU folks call it)

Or if you just want a custom vocal synthesizer, there's UTAU

[nocturne olive]

[vague vortex]

I wanna tilt it toward spanish, actually
If such is possible

[nocturne olive]

SynthV does Spanish, but it does seem like it would be a phonetically much more complex language so I don't recommend starting with that

[vague vortex]

Oh no like
It'll speak english
I just want the accent

Kinda in the way you can sorta hear neuro go british in her otherwise monotone-ish voice

[nocturne olive]

Accent, then you need to either do phonetic trickery or have your base voice have a Spanish accent

Still recommend starting off with Japanese if doing fully from scratch though

[vague vortex]

Lotta cooking to do, then

[glass flower]

i really wanna start playing arena ontop of just world, but there are so many gamemodes idk which ones are the best. And also setting up a monorepo for it sounds like pain because different seasons and gamemodes have different type definitions

but also you should definitely start playing you still have 32 days in the novice area left. after that it appears somewhere else and you might not be able to join us

[nocturne olive]

I have no idea what any of that means but I guess

[vague vortex]

Just nod and say yes

Trust

[glass flower]

novice area just means noone outside can attack you. basically. after that time is done. any player can come into your room and kill you

[nocturne olive]

So I should start messing around with that soon ish then

[vague vortex]

In the game, right?

[glass flower]

there are always new novice areas... so if you can't you can't

[glass flower]

the enemies hack into your pc and take it over when you loose your room

[vague vortex]

Yo irl netrunners before gta6

[glass flower]

true

[glad path]

i tried using utau once

it didnt work

i dont know if it was utau or the voicebank

but it couldnt make any noise aexcept "Aa" and "ii"

[nocturne olive]

Classic UTAU or OpenUTAU?

[vague vortex]

I tried using Microsoft Sam is that close enough

[glad path]

utau synth

openutau

[nocturne olive]

Weird
What voice bank was it?

And what language?

[glad path]

a teto one

[nocturne olive]

Teto JA integration for OpenUTAU?

[glad path]

idk

[nocturne olive]

That's the one you should use for OU Japanese Teto synthesis

[glad path]

its this

i dont know

[nocturne olive]

Looks a whole lot like the one I mentioned

[glad path]

i dont think this is utf8

i dont remember where i got the voicebank

[nocturne olive]

Probably SHIFT_JS

[stark needle]

boy i need 64 cores and 144gb vram on desktop linux

😭

who knew robotics needed that much vram

and cpu compute

[reef ingot]

Day 9 of making my own game engine

Hardware issue with vga not working

Byeeeeeeee :3

https://tenor.com/view/yonkagor-explosion-skateboarding-accident-gif-3928302788913822169

[olive sable]

what are you even doing that uses that much vram for robotics?

[split steppe]

don't modern robotics use ML models?

[minor sail]

you gotta train them and stuff

usin ai models

[olive sable]

[stark needle]

look

[olive sable]

looking

[opaque sigil]

[stark needle]

basically i'm procedurally generating environments and mining for expert paths from random spawn to finding a specific object

the llm generates controls

each example is ~50 turns

and the environments are huge

[minor sail]

wild that it needs that much vram :o

[stark needle]

each instance uses ~1.5gb vram

[stark needle]

i need to generate ~20000 examples

[minor sail]

D:

[stark needle]

so i need to make my pc go overdrive

rn i only have 48gb vram

[minor sail]

time for budget increase

take out a loan for an h200

[stark needle]

i already have in theory 256gb vram locally

[minor sail]

O:

[stark needle]

but i cant use it cause arm64

[minor sail]

that's disappointing

[stark needle]

this is only step 1

the bad part is then training the actual models

[opaque sigil]

huh, how come

[stark needle]

the environment was built for x86

source code not available

[opaque sigil]

rip

[minor sail]

dang

[rough bloom]

emulate it

[stark needle]

this is what im thinking

iirc docker has support for emulation

on linux

[minor sail]

would that be decently fast though?

[stark needle]

good question

[opaque sigil]

assuming the cpu isn't involved too much

should be fine in theory since the gpu has its own isa anyway

[rough bloom]

it's a whole Docker container
probably not horrible then

[stark needle]

the cpu is at full load

right now

[minor sail]

oof

[opaque sigil]

[stark needle]

cpu generates monte carlo best path

given specific constraints

since if i just use a* or similar it will give weird paths

wait what

the source code IS AVAILABLE????

this might actually be it

wtf

wait can u cross compile for arm64 in unity

[fickle rain]

Today I learned: Python executable isn't compiled with PIE

[stark needle]

what is this paywall slop

[fickle rain]

(admittedly that might just be my build :D)

[opaque sigil]

sounds like a distro problem

yea

[fickle rain]

Nvm checked on Ubuntu system Python now

There was a pwn chal I was too dumb to figure out until the submission time ran out already :D

It turned out it was, uh, real easy

[opaque sigil]

[olive sable]

[fickle rain]

Simplified pseudocode (in Python cuz I am lazy)

def vulnerable_func(s):
  split = s.split(" ")
  n = []
  if len(split) > 1:
    for i in split[1:]:
      a = int(i, 0)
      n.append(a)
    return Py_BuildValue(split[0], split[1:]) # pass numbers to be interpreted as Python objects
  return Py_BuildValue(split) # Picks up regs/stack crap/whatever else depending on length

Slopping has dulled me

At least I learned something

[stark needle]

frick it

i'm just gonna tell codex to rewrite the entire engine in arm64 native game engine

[fickle rain]

Based and true

[olive sable]

this pathfinding is a joke

what the hell

bro is taking the scenic route

[leaden crest]

It's Shirover

[glass flower]

how did that happen....

[olive sable]

his final job is to get recycled, so i guess i dont mind the scenic route

[leaden crest]

sam I think you lost a triangle in the toast arc somewhere

[olive sable]

nah we stopped with letterswap

[glass flower]

is his path cached? like he doesn't recalculate it? because then maybe all other paths were blocked by other creeps so he just took this one and saved it

[olive sable]

its just this

const spawn = creep.pos.findClosestByPath(FIND_MY_STRUCTURES, {filter: s => s.structureType === STRUCTURE_SPAWN});
if(spawn.recycleCreep(creep) == ERR_NOT_IN_RANGE)
{
    creep.moveTo(spawn, {visualizePathStyle: {stroke: '#ffffff'}});
}

no caching

[glass flower]

wtf

[sage crag]

no caching when compute is limited

sam dent

[glass flower]

i don't think you really hit the cpu limit until you reach like rcl 5 or something and have 3 rooms

or have a very very complicated automated build script

[sage crag]

if it were me

i would definitely run out of cpu

on outrageous crimes

[glass flower]

i only ever ran out of cpu because of the wasm interop of c#

[olive sable]

well you see. im not caching cuz these litle guys really really really like blocking eachother's paths

[glass flower]

or initial loading of the wasm file

[sage crag]

unrelated but here is my OS, it makes the screen blue and it is 536 bytes large

[glass flower]

have a navigation manager that has traffic controls and police creeps that resolve issues

[olive sable]

honestly

not a bad idea

[glad path]

this seems very useful

[warped narwhal]

you overrun the vga buffer by quite a bit there

[olive sable]

i want to make a 2 lane system of one-way roads, so they never try to go into each other and block themselves

[sage crag]

probably sufficient is the only truth

[warped narwhal]

also make sure to run cli before hlt

[glass flower]

i mean creeps can swap places so technically if you coordinate it correctly using the navigation manager there shouldn't be any blocking going on

[sage crag]

interrupts in my halt is inconceivable

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1327142377139343430/1486773213190029444/doc_2026-03-25_19-13-27.gif

[warped narwhal]

also this website is your bible

https://www.ctyme.com/intr/int.htm

[olive sable]

maybe, but screeps are a bit dumb

ill see what i can do

[sage crag]

i will get there when i get there

[olive sable]

i would need to place roads in a way where nothing parks in the middle of a road

[warped narwhal]

and run this after your clear

mov ah, 0x02
xor bx, bx
xor dx, dx
int 0x10

[sage crag]

someone is thinking too hard

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1327142377139343430/1486773213190029444/doc_2026-03-25_19-13-27.gif

[olive sable]

not me

[sage crag]

definitely not me

[warped narwhal]

my brain is soft and squishy, like sponge

[olive sable]

no

your brain is round

like the . in a ;

[sage crag]

those two things arent contradictory

[warped narwhal]

D:

sacrilege!

[olive sable]

semicolon

is just

, and .

accept your body for what it is

[warped narwhal]

it's so much more than that

[sage crag]

so

life protip

hoodies are not effective as a means of defense

[warped narwhal]

against?

[olive sable]

[sage crag]

vampires

dont try using a hoodie against a vampire

it doesnt work as well as you might think

[olive sable]

hoodies are defene against cold. not vampires

also agaisnt rain if the wind is not too bad

[amber fractal]

hoodies are a gamble for the vampire

[olive sable]

remember how i bought clothes a weekago

apparently one of the hoodies they have me is a size too big

[amber fractal]

(real)

[sage crag]

im not a vampire but if i were i would definitely say that hoodies are not useful

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1067638175478071307/1458837136777150464/doc_2026-01-08_07-48-27.gif

[olive sable]

its men clothes

[warped narwhal]

more common than you may think!

[sage crag]

what contradiction?

[glass jetty]

like i really wonder how ppl getting interest in touching stuff like this, isnt its all is arch specifics and just specification
why bother, i only learned how this things supposed to work and its all

[olive sable]

wdym?

[glass jetty]

btw, was debugging why my tun wont open just to realize i made pacman -Suy and i have to restart os, not just DE

[sage crag]

reinventing wheels and making them worse has been a programmer hobby since the advent of programming

[amber fractal]

but all the sudden when it isn't a CPU it is fine

[minor sail]

The past month I reinvented lodash's omit function :/

[glass jetty]

not for me i guess
i prefer something practical
thats why i have almost no code to show that i know programming

[minor sail]

when the project was already using lodash

[olive sable]

if you want to make soemthign that hasnt been made before you might aswell close up shop

[sage crag]

not if i have anything to say about it

random program generator

go

fuzzing x86_64 1 instruction at a time

[olive sable]

https://tenor.com/view/reigen-arataka-mob-psycho-100-zer0mortals-gif-15680006035930571397

[amber fractal]

As someone who's pet project is in this catagory, by the time you make it someone else is already going to beat you to it or it is useless

[olive sable]

with games you only get stuff that hasnt been made before if the concept of the game is very obscure, or if the budget is through the roof

nobody wants another minecraft clone, but in the category of voxel games there have been interesting variations

[amber fractal]

Spend all of your think thinking until you deflate into and then vibecode the game

[sage crag]

let me create a game that has never existed before

nevermind

i give up

[olive sable]

that was fast

[sage crag]

difficult

[glass jetty]

make game about rewriting in rust

[sage crag]

it exists its called

life

[olive sable]

i know that game, its called real life

🥈

[amber fractal]

The thing I'd want to try eventually is actually realize the universal item concept that the blockchain enjoys were hyping about.

But instead of items, your throwing yourself from server to server

[olive sable]

your 🥈 emote reaction was 🥈 because i already posted 🥈 before you reacted

[glass flower]

you mean the thing that would literally never work?

[sage crag]

your internet may be bad because i reacted a good 2 seconds prior

[warped narwhal]

because seeing the fruits of your labour is fun :D

[glass jetty]

no, text was first

[sage crag]

fals

[glass jetty]

tru

[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

you are wrong and i am right

[olive sable]

https://tenor.com/view/uma-musume-uma-im-no-ears-im-all-ears-horse-gif-4308252428337868305

[amber fractal]

yep, sure love attempting to make something that is physically impossible unless you just build the entire game engine around it and even so it'll never work because of a thing called balencing

[glass flower]

i mean thats just roblox

[amber fractal]

[glass jetty]

anyway, gn chat

[sage crag]

its 9pm

the day is just beginning

[amber fractal]

[glass flower]

don't let the bed creeps bite

[glass jetty]

its almost 27th april

[sage crag]

mr beast should spend $1m on bringing screeps into real life

[amber fractal]

I'd be more afraid of konii randomly appearing, I'll be dead by morning

[olive sable]

the problem with konii appearing is that we dont know what she looks like

she could be anyone

anywhere

[sage crag]

i look like this

pleas be aware

[olive sable]

no

you look like

[amber fractal]

if it is Sam then all the sudden some new photos of someone in a dress suddenly appears

[olive sable]

i cant find it, gimme a sec

[sage crag]

[amber fractal]

[olive sable]

took a while to find

[stark needle]

[umbral wigeon]

I think best use for ai is autocomplete while you're manaully coding.

Take vedal coding in python as an example, he did have autocomplete turn on while coding manaully and finish llm in not even an hour

https://youtu.be/fatAMpWM2sQ?si=gxbtD0gQ2BKiaoX5

And also got it working + he knows what he's doing

Unlike telling ai to do it, after it finished
You're gonna read/review something you don't expected ai to write or you don't know why ai write code like this, and what the purpose

(Unless you're some god reader, you can use ai to vibe code it's fine)

[olive sable]

within limits

[umbral wigeon]

And then random ai bro in the comment: "Ai replacing all developers, SWE is cooked(emoji)"

[proven merlin]

Ok i need os suggestions.. anything but windows is ok. I need zfs and xlibre, i need support for my rtx 2060, id like JWM or MATE but others are fine aslong as it aint gnome, and id like to sit on desktop around 100-300mb ram used, lower = better.. oh and no snap/flatpak..

I normally run ArchLinux, but i wanna experiment with something else.. any suggestions?

I was thinking freebsd but idk

Maybe Haiku

[umbral wigeon]

Just use anything you like ig

[proven merlin]

Debian also comes into question

[proven merlin]

Ive been looking around and didn't find anything i liked.. thats why my question

[umbral wigeon]

I like mx linux cus I want performance and stable + old looking desktop, logo looks cool

It's based on pain point

[glass flower]

well i've been using AI to autocomplete since the very first time github copilot got into closed beta. i'm a OG AI user back in my days there was no agents, or claude

[proven merlin]

Mx does look interesting, do they support zfs rootfs?

[umbral wigeon]

I still have not installed it, cus my pc is dead and on life support and I don't have any money

Window 10/11 is so bad that my pc just died

[proven merlin]

I unfortunately have to daily Win 10 because of Win95 Development

Luckly Win 10 Enterprise IoT exists

[umbral wigeon]

Coding in smasung phone using Acode apline linux is pain lmao

[proven merlin]

Touch kb coding, yikes

I have a Nokia Communicator E90 which i use ssh on..

Physical keyboard symbian goodness

[umbral wigeon]

Virutal keyboard cover 20% of my screen

[proven merlin]

Only 20%? For me its like 33%.. do you have it set super small?

[amber fractal]

20% seems about right for me

It is smaller than stock for sure

[proven merlin]

I couldn't deal with that ngl

[umbral wigeon]

I'm an unpaid homless open source maintainer lmao

0$ per month

20$ per week from other job

[proven merlin]

Yikes

[amber fractal]

Small, it is good for me as I've been using something this small for awhile.

[proven merlin]

OOF YEA NO

[olive sable]

i feel like the value of that is different in the thai economy

[proven merlin]

Just my pinky would hit 3 buttons lmao

[umbral wigeon]

Oh actually I get free money for being a good boy in my country

[olive sable]

what does "being a good boy in your country" entail exactly?

[amber fractal]

I can see it, I don't really mistype anymore after getting used to it, but slim figure ig

[proven merlin]

Probably. I get super low pay due to learning a job ("Ausbildung"/trainee) like pure Minimum and im sitting at 600€ a month

[amber fractal]

Fighting the autocorrect, still not used to it existing

[umbral wigeon]

Some old man will pay me if I working or doing something for them

[umbral wigeon]

Like selling things in street

[olive sable]

oh, so its just a normal job, you said it in a way that made it sound like a government thing

[proven merlin]

I mean, im by no means not underweight, i just dont have the hand coordination to Hit that while Walking or not having physical keys-

[amber fractal]

Ahh, yeah that is a skill 100%

[umbral wigeon]

A lot of ppl are very kind, you can make money for free if you have connections with ppl on streets

[amber fractal]

These days it is second nature though I prefer not to

[proven merlin]

Yeah absolutely. Funnly enough, im fairly ok at soldering small SMD stuff with horrible tools lol

[olive sable]

"Some old man will pay me if I working or doing something for them"
that is called a job. its like how people mow the lawn or babysit here

[proven merlin]

Jumpscare word- crazy.

[umbral wigeon]

[sage crag]

https://tenor.com/view/cute-kitten-alone-sleep-tucked-in-gif-14814077

[olive sable]

goodnight konii

[sage crag]

oh no im not sleeping

[olive sable]

[umbral wigeon]

It's 4 AM for me

[proven merlin]

23:26 for me

I have to be up by 4:30 am, so thats fun

[olive sable]

everytime soneone says their time everyone else immediately says their own time too

herd mentality

[sage crag]

its 55:29 here

[proven merlin]

Swarm for a reason

[amber fractal]

I dislike the arrow keys being constantly there, so I'm removing those

Even smaller now

[proven merlin]

Arrow?

Ohh at the bottom

[olive sable]

the enter key?

oh

what

[amber fractal]

-1st row of keys

[olive sable]

there are arrow keys, jsut didnt see them

[proven merlin]

As for posting kb vs text ratios, i present, 1:3

[olive sable]

on my smasnug, the L/R arrow keys are baked into the spacebar by dragging the spacebar

[umbral wigeon]

How do I sleep, feels high-enegry

[amber fractal]

Gboard moment

[proven merlin]

Yes, stock pixel6a lol

[olive sable]

gboard

is kinda ugly

[proven merlin]

I don't mind it, wouldn't know how to make it prettier

My material you is.. questionable

[amber fractal]

I forget how large something close to stock is

[opaque sigil]

another day, another instance of clangd that acts up and uses all system resources

[olive sable]

you're keyboard seems to be corrupt, its all squiggles

[umbral wigeon]

Let's sleep

exit 0

[proven merlin]

1:3 yippie

[amber fractal]

That's closer to half

[olive sable]

it is pretty much half ye

[proven merlin]

Id still fatfinger so much lmao

[sage crag]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1072697081443131476/1486507149780713503/happiey.gif

hi

hi

hi

[olive sable]

hi

[amber fractal]

hi

Bye

[olive sable]

[proven merlin]

True. 2:5

[amber fractal]

Return to sane size for me

[olive sable]

@sage crag how has ableos been going? havent heard of it for ages

[umbral wigeon]

I'm sleepy that my tear dropping

[sage crag]

[umbral wigeon]

exit 0

[proven merlin]

Sometimes i wonder how an ai can be so adhd/autistic.. then i remember the internet

[opaque sigil]

john able cancelled

[proven merlin]

I love it

[amber fractal]

Sam is getting executed

[sage crag]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1126496895246807123/1488042236993339483/6D972AD6C73A5B53D7A000B454B9E52A.gif

goodbye sam

[olive sable]

[proven merlin]

Try exit() or return 0;
Gn

[sage crag]

not cancelled

[umbral wigeon]

exit()

[olive sable]

it was bound to happen, surprised i lasted this long

[amber fractal]

exit(255)

[olive sable]

keep the opensauce money

[proven merlin]

-> segfault

[olive sable]

https://tenor.com/view/daeth-funi-periflight-dies-from-gif-22212023

[proven merlin]

"meh, close enough, ship it"

[olive sable]

[amber fractal]

[olive sable]

so whats up with ableos?

[sage crag]

not much going on recently

[amber fractal]

Surely I'll be fine now that I slightly changed the keyboard size

[proven merlin]

You did worse-

You moved it down slightly

Your entire hand positioning is now off

Just barely.

[olive sable]

i still need to finish setting up my new phone. i think its mostly there but you always notice some stuff only after weeks of usage

[proven merlin]

I should backup all my data on my phone and flash graphene os

And then not copy any of my old data back-

[amber fractal]

Makes sense to me

[proven merlin]

The current install is very much a "just gotta last until i flash graphene".. for the last 3-4 years...

Its running with 3gb free xD

[proven merlin]

About 1.2TB useage of my 8tb hdd are just duplicates of my backed up data

I have to at some point really really sort my data..

[amber fractal]

More HDD space than I have

[olive sable]

jsut use my 16tb hdd when the taislcale is up

[amber fractal]

I don't have much to back up

[proven merlin]

I need a :neuroDread:

Or something

[amber fractal]

[proven merlin]

True, despair works

[proven merlin]

In total my main machine has 9.75TB of storage...

My main laptop has 3TB (1.5Tb formatted)

[amber fractal]

Largest of any system I have is 2TB NVME

[proven merlin]

Then i have like 35 other laptops and desktop with varying disks

And uh idk a few servers with 2-16tb each

[amber fractal]

of course

[proven merlin]

.. although the 16tb server is running on dead disks

Im essentially feeding zfs to the chances

Its my apt, steam, pacman, and so on mirror/cache :D

[proven merlin]

I have too much hardware.. ^^"

[amber fractal]

I'd have 2, 2, 1.5 then whatever other storages I can find

[proven merlin]

Id like to save all the hw and disks from work that were throwing away but like i cant

At some point ill own a 200 disk jbod

And ill need a 2000 disk jbod

[proven merlin]

Absolutely Reasonable.

[amber fractal]

My issue as always, these are all laptops

Which is not reasonable

[proven merlin]

I just couldn't say no to a 120€ 8tb hdd, and well, the shitton of hardware we are getting at my job that we gotta dispose off

[proven merlin]

(i have a chair dedicated for laptops.. and a room.. and a drawer type thing

The chair is stacking 8 laptop atm...

[amber fractal]

Makes sense, I don't nearly have that much. But I also don't own a desktop

[proven merlin]

Make a ceph out of all the laptops lol

Slowest network raid wr

[proven merlin]

Oh dont get me started on desktops.. please..

[amber fractal]

I have no desktop no server easy

[split steppe]

brotherrrrrr, that's $1500

[proven merlin]

I essentially have a laptop and desktop for every version of Windows ;-;

[proven merlin]

You could buy a framework for that

[split steppe]

the pro even

[proven merlin]

Probably with the 2tb ssd lol

[amber fractal]

Surely this isn't the drive I'm thinking of

[proven merlin]

But to be fair its an Enterprise one.. so you have one of two chances:

Dead on arrival, or dead in 4 weeks.

[split steppe]

lol

there is one that costs 10x less thank god

[amber fractal]

Nope it is not that one

[split steppe]

i almost went into shock when i saw that on my first search

[proven merlin]

You dont wanna know how many hdds we've received that were either DOA or started throwing errors 2 days in..

[split steppe]

still a shit price for 1tb

~$140

[proven merlin]

Yeaaaa

They were like 40€ a year or two ago

[proven merlin]

Only enterprise tho. Consumer hdds were fine.

[amber fractal]

Gigabyte AI TOP 100E 1 TB

[proven merlin]

So very useful name

[amber fractal]

some people might actually get some use out of it

but I wouldn't be paying for that cost

[proven merlin]

Wait thats an actual product line that could make sense?

It isn't just marketing?

[amber fractal]

Nope, this boy has a trick

it is called "just a bit" of write endurence

Endurance: 109500 TBW

[proven merlin]

So.. a decent enterprise ssd, not muuuch more?

[amber fractal]

Samsung 980 Pro (1TB):
Endurance: 600 TBW

It's use case is mainly for storing model checkpoints if I had to guess

as good luck managing to wear it out in any other usage

It has so much write that you could use it as swap without reservation

[split steppe]

if only intel wasn't incompetent we would have optane still

[amber fractal]

I do wish

[proven merlin]

I mean.. you should see the Synology nas a customer of ours has.. thing eats high Enterprise tbw ssds like its cereal

[amber fractal]

Most of the high end ones are 8000+ but not the 100K this is at

[proven merlin]

It burns through one within two months essentially

[proven merlin]

Theyre like 30000tbw or so iirc

[amber fractal]

Makes sense

[proven merlin]

The Samsung enterprise with power outage protection

Or whatever

500gb is like 300€ or something

[amber fractal]

Fair cost considering what you get

[proven merlin]

Ehh

For a bit of firmware and some capacitors and slightly better emmc chips?

[amber fractal]

Nah for the TBW, if you tried to do consumer which is 1/30th most of the time then there would be a lot more downtime

[proven merlin]

Well sure, the tbw yes, but most of the price comes from the POP when we bought em.. whichs stupid

And then we use em as root disk + ZFS SLOG lmao

In a mirror ofc.

Held down by ducttape and the cooler..

22110 nvme in a 2280 port :D

[amber fractal]

as all gen 5 drives surely are, not that this one is gen 5

[proven merlin]

I think it's gen3.. or 4? Idk. But yes, the thing is very much unevenly cooled

Its lucky the cooler was able to get one screw in-

The other side i had to disassemble the screw-hold-in-placer

To avoid short circuits

Well.. what do you wanna do, had to get the mirror working and we only had one 22110 port..

Enterprise professional grade IT :)

[split steppe]

better not know how the sausage is made

[amber fractal]

Honestly it just gives me respect for the effort people do to get stuff working

the entire internet is filled with botches, it's just a matter of accepting it

[proven merlin]

My workplace pc's ssd is help in place with packing tape because there wasn't a standoff screw to be found.. -1 pcie x1 slot lol

[proven merlin]

True, but that filles me with rage

I try my very best to offer and implement the best solution.. cuz i don't wanna hate myself for making subpar ones

Lol

[amber fractal]

I tend to pick what makes sense at the moment, I'll botch to get something working or I'll spend time to get a solution working

[proven merlin]

Fair, and i mean makes sense

Quick and dirty hack, until you can get it fixed propperly

Welp.. was a nice chat, enjoyed it- i still don't know what Linux i should try, but oh well. Imma sleep.

[stark needle]

i need compute😭

im so compute poor

[warped narwhal]

what do you need compute for?

[opaque wharf]

Hi, I'm compute

[stark needle]

synthetic robotics ML teacher trajectories generation

[warped narwhal]

does it run on cpu? or do you need gpu?

[opaque wharf]

How complex is your robot to the point that it struggles to generate forward kinematic

[stark needle]

i need everything

[warped narwhal]

> compute starved
> has 2 3090s

[opaque wharf]

Isaac sim?

[stark needle]

no custom procedural simulator

[stark needle]

man if this was compatible with arm64

i'd have access to 256gb extra vram

[warped narwhal]

why don't you spin up an aws instance for a couple hours for extra compute?

[trim valve]

which bit isn't compatible

[stark needle]

the simulator is written in unity

[trim valve]

[stark needle]

cant compile unity to arm64 without fuckass license

[warped narwhal]

yikes

off all the tools you could've chosen

you chose unity?

[stark needle]

thats what they wrote the simulator in

i didnt make it myself

[minor sail]

buying a license might be cheaper than buying hw to provide that compute

[trim valve]

im mildly curious if https://box86.org/ or similar would work at all

[stark needle]

it's estimating between 14-30 hours till completion

[warped narwhal]

looks like it needs the enterprise license

[minor sail]

oh...

[warped narwhal]

so a "call to ask for a quote" type of price

[stark needle]

basically i generate these chat converstaions

with image+depth image -> tool call

each trajectory is ~50 turns long

[warped narwhal]

unity for arm has a 30 day trial

you could maybe use it just to run this computation and then ditch it afterwards

[stark needle]

arm linux?

[warped narwhal]

yes

[stray dragon]

can't you just make new accounts to get that 30 day trial over and over

[stark needle]

wtf where

[trim valve]

is this for that vrchat thing i tried to help with ages ago before promptly forgetting

[stark needle]

i just need 1 compile

[warped narwhal]

tied to a card it seems

[stray dragon]

agh

[stark needle]

yes

[trim valve]

😭

[warped narwhal]

https://unity.com/products/unity-industry is what is needed for the premium runtimes

[trim valve]

sorry for disappearing with that

[warped narwhal]

and it has a trial

[stark needle]

the free trial might be it

[stark needle]

i finally got a good approach working i just need to generate this

according to some papers i need mroe like 100k episodes

im prob gonna generate this over a week

[trim valve]

did you end up using that fuckass shader?

[stark needle]

yeah

lmfao

[trim valve]

[olive sable]

[stark needle]

but yea im just gonna compile the thing and then ditch the subscription lmfao

[olive sable]

shaders?

where?

[trim valve]

oh god it was ages ago

lemme see if i can find it

[olive sable]

[stark needle]

lilac vision shader for vrchat

[olive sable]

[stark needle]

holy shit this is gonna generate so many tokens

[trim valve]

#programming message

[fast pagoda]

pain

[stark needle]

each example is ~16448 tokens

[olive sable]

this is a while ago

i was still doing python back then

[stark needle]

i have 328 million tokens to train 1 epoch

damn this is gonna take forever

1 dgx spark is ~8k tokens/second

so in total 16k t/s

[rigid snow]

it believes me but the first thing it does is check if i lied

[stark needle]

wait at 16k t/s it's just 6 hours

[amber fractal]

classic

[split steppe]

as it should

[trim valve]

why must half the label tagging companies either be super expensive or "request a quote" pricing

[opaque wharf]

@olive sable
https://blog.playcanvas.com/turning-a-gaussian-splat-into-a-videogame/

[opaque sigil]

https://fxtwitter.com/elliotarledge/status/2048502965200372132 Kimi

Elliot Arledge (@elliotarledge)

KernelBench-Hard coming soon.

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[amber fractal]

Holy benchmark

[olive sable]

It looks alright, i still wouldn't call it practical tho

[opaque wharf]

Well it was meant as a PoC anyway

[olive sable]

ye

[opaque wharf]

I propose a benchmark if LLM is truly capable of thinking. Writing KDE wayland in Holy C

[glass flower]

i mean we do require more complex/ unique benchmarks to actually measure the intelligence of models. every current benchmark that is used is either already benchmaxxed by the models or the tests itself are broken and don't actually work correctly

[opaque wharf]

We convert the kde test suite to holy c, "Do a test driven development"

[kind nimbus]

We need more software written in Holy C

https://tenor.com/view/dog-surprised-bible-gif-9594312300224088637

[opaque wharf]

We make the LLM useless by benchmaxxing them to holy c

[kind nimbus]

lol
https://character.ai/character/4jNdJFRY/terry-a-davis-operating-system-developer

[opaque sigil]

https://caseys-evals.com/esobench close enough

[silent cloak]

LLMs never gonna pass the notepad++ test

[sweet pebble]

how does one remove a node from a binary search tree? 🙏

[opaque sigil]

tree.remove(node)

[split steppe]

you ask it nicely to leave

[sweet pebble]

how does ts work tho

[silent cloak]

use an axe

[amber fractal]

[olive sable]

the tree holds the nodes, when you suply the remove function with the node you want to remove, it removes the node

[amber fractal]

[olive sable]

[silent cloak]

have to call the lumberjack function

[sweet pebble]

an iq too high?

[opaque wharf]

Nice. It goes to shows that the LLM is not smart enough yet

[silent cloak]

its my favorite shade of purple