>>93996377
No, you are wrong and we wont discuss this further

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>>93996382
keen eye! yes, this is a wd15 prompt with a lora another anon gave me. how did you notice?

>>93996333
mechs are looking fresh anon, plus i like the tower in the back left on this one

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Finally got alpaka to generate ok

>>93994756
bt709 has an unspecified eotf. srgb is bt709 with a particular eotf. you're retarded.

>>93995729
I use srgb for matrix coefficients, you fucking retard

>>93995759
srgb uses bt709 matrix coefficients

>>93996177
I have already explained how this is not the case in this very thread...

I pirate WEB-DLs of shows that contain nudity and I make clips of them without loss of quality.
The downside is that ffmpeg isn't very precise when you copy the codec and trim, sometimes there's there's hundreds of milliseconds that are lost.

>>93990589
>i must know

>>93996242>last one

>>93990589
dafuq?

<sup

>>93990077
fuck, I needed an excuse to quit anyways.


so anyways is 4chan ever considering upping the price on the API?

>>93995798

Sure. We can get a dollar menu. My treat.

>>93996388
Just thinking about it makes me start to sweat, shiver, and builds a sickly hot feeling in my stomach. Holy fuck.

>>93996318
At least my test worked.
I'll see if I can fix the payload size limit to try with an even longer context size.

>>93996320
I'll pastebin the log.
I output the logs from the console to a text file to watch it roll on baretail.
Here : paste[dot]ee/p/VhWuJ
Pastebin didn't like the log lel.

>>93996381

Just get dev so you won't have to switch over once they add something that might be amazeballs, like chroma.

They're all shit when you use them long enough to find the pain points. The correct solution is to be cloud agnostic and limit your designs to leverage services as needed instead of forcing things with any particular vendor.

>>93995897
White men don't use the cloud.

>>93995930
What does any of that mean? I've never had a problem with azure storage from Windows or Linux

>>93995964
If you're not using any of their services and just running vms and containers then it's probably not even worth using cloud stuff. Cloud architectures usually will have at least some vendor lock in because it's cheaper to use their managed cloud services rather than use them as a hosting service like you would renting a server somewhere. I don't really understand the whole IaaS thing, people seem to spend forever setting it all up and then never change vendors anyway

>>93995518
I've used azure for about 10 years or so, it's good. There's some little things that are annoying but nothing serous. Like for example if you create a function app it creates an app service plan for you that you can't rename, annoying but pretty minor really it doesn't affect anything, it's mostly little stuff like that. Active directory and service principals and app registrations etc can be fairly confusing but all the docs are there it just takes a while to learn. I'd recommend using private githubs with github actions for ci instead of using azure devops with azure pipelines. They stopped taking feature requests and ideas and feedback for devops, I think they're going to replace it with github in the future. I've used aws a little bit but I didn't really like it, the names of there services were weird and the documentation is weird and even though it's like 5% cheaper or so for some services I just stuck with azure

>>93996134
it really shouldn't be in the recs, only as a "if you already have an am4 system, consider the 5800x3d"

>>93996134
It is only recommended if you already have AM4 board and don't feel like buying a new one, I agree there should be a proper disclaimer there
Otherwise the general recommendation is 13600k, or AM5 if you feel like gambling with AYYMDEAD's exploding CPUs

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>>93996134
>if the platform is dead?
Who cares? A 5800X3D will let you skip AM5 entirely. AM5 isn't going to have nearly the longevity of AM4 by AMD's own claims. If you're someone who really wants to drop in a late AM5 CPU, a Zen4 chip is fine
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/pcbg/saved/c8JmCJ
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/pcbg/saved/vCz9CJ
AM5 isn't worth a $150 premium to a midrange buyer

If you have $650 to spend, a 13600K is generally considered a better deal
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/pcbg/saved/HVsspg

>>93995904
3.6 beta has HIP-RT implemented this time.
Also Intel OneAPI is also in 3.6 beta(As scheduled earlier in the year funny Intel has been on point).
Also according to phoronix at least since 3.4 https://www.phoronix.com/review/rx7900-blender-opencl
Rx 7000 series seem to be making strides at least. So I wanted to know if there's proper effort going forward. Been holding out to see if a sale will drop.

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>>93996365
>7950X2D is weaker than 7800X3D

>>93993929
Cards are thoroughly tested because they ship them to consumers

you always need the current gpu? cucksoomer

6800 was the best

>>93993929
Its called "hiring a QA tester" and "recycle that shit"
I know its a wacky concept but dog gon it just works ok.

>spend $300 on a Fitbit Ionic claiming programmability
>update bricks it, company claims not to know anything despite multiple complaints in forums
>2 years later find it, plug it in, it charges and works
>mention this on the internet, immediately get barraged with fitbot telling me FIRE HAZARD YOU MUST MAIL IT BACK TO US FOR $300 REFUND
>it's been 5 weeks, no refund so far
Fucking hell

>>93996307
He's a guy that wrote a book: https://www.lesswrong.com/rationality
It's actually pretty okay, it's just a pity Yud himself apparently never read it.

>>93996396
>as likely to happen as 1984
Have you even read it?

>>93996367
There's a difference between "could" and "will," and what this means for research and development.

If you want a more plausible comparison, genetic resequencing and editing could, in theory, be used to create an ultra-viral biological weapon that could do massive widespread damage to the global population. Is this likely? No. Is this inevitable? Of course not. Is this plausible as a thing that could happen at some point on the scale of multiple generations? Yes. Should this kind of risk mean we should decry, shut down and lose our minds over gene editing as a technology? No.

>>93996063
Humanity is declining and degenerating in many aspects while technology still advances.
But the idea that AI models will become "alive" and "sentient" is just a silly moral panic kind of idea to control the more and more retarded masses who buy into such bullshit. It's a symptom of humanity's collective, directed mental decline, encouraged by those who feel they might profit from it.

>>93996396
Never said this this explict thing will happen, but it follows the same "Good Boy Points" logic.

>>93996322
I run out of memory as soon as I click on Submit (on the larger model) and I also have a 12gb GPU

>>93976313
1 3 5 3 | 1 3 5 3 | 1 3 5 6 | 5 3 2 1
boom have chatGPT generate a limerick and you've got a diddy

>>93996352
Genuinely not sure what I'm doing to make it work then, I'm just using the python example on github and made sure to install torch with cuda since it wasn't working at all before that.

>>93996412
>>93996352
Ok, I managed to make it work. You have to completely restart the app and not load any other model before it. The vanilla script does not offload the models automatically.

>>93996425
Have fun.

>>93993363
Is it wrong for me to want to get in an accident where I was in enough danger to get millions in a payout but not suffer any longterm injuries?

>>93993363
>not BYD bus
NGMI

>>93993363
By not building them to the lowest possible standard that'll make a profit. The real problem is capitalism and how it incentivises cheapness over good engineering.

>>93995678
>The real problem is capitalism and how it incentivises cheapness over good engineering.
>State funded buses bid out to private contractors with zero disclosure to the public
You retards all need to be hung

>>93995678
>The real problem is capitalism and how it incentivises cheapness over good engineering.
Yes because graphite tips in your control rods is such good engineering!

My dad is ripping his 4k discs and they're like 80gb for the movie. I told him he should use handbrake and compress them and he said "I'll just buy more drives"
Damn I got BTFO.

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>>93996174
There. Guessing I had to run the _ata one

And yeah it was just games, nothing critical but I still don't wanna have to spend money to buy a new SSD

>>93995899
What do you mean?

>>93995900
k thanks

>>93996308
What does the ID one report?

>>>/g/psg
Privacy and Security General
>>>/g/hsg
Home Servers/Networking General

Who knows.
but if you have ryzen master installed the autoupdate thing for it does that