>Previous thread>What is DALL-E 3?You type some text and it makes some images>Linkshttps://www.bing.com/images/createhttps://designer.microsoft.com/image-creatorhttps://copilot.microsoft.com/Bing AI Slop 0.6.0https://pastebin.com/raw/LTrjKzeGDesigner AI Slop 0.4.6https://pastebin.com/raw/3yLvAGmgComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>100165901did you find the sweaty man you were searching for?
>>100166261Somebody told me they feel moist looking at this. I take it as the highest compliment.
>>100156016Look, it's Laura Cruz
>pic related - muh system resultwill we ever have system memory that will match in equal polarity to cache in terms of latency and bandwidth?
My dream>on-package HBM like those new Xeons and rumoured Epycs as L4 cache>bring back 3D-Xpoint, improve it even further and use it as RAM, but big and persistent
>>100165620yeah i really don't get why we couldn't at least do HBM. i understand people say the interpose is delicate but i'm sure there can be some breakthroughs to make it more durable.the bandwidth and latency makes it well worth it.
>>100164854The larger the cache, the higher the latency. A 7800X3D already has ~3ns higher latency on its L3 cache than a 7700X, and that's just a 64MB increase. You could keep expanding the cache (assuming cost and die size are no object), but the latency will also keep going up. At some point you're severely compromising the point of CPU cache and making it not that much faster to access than system memory. The 128MB L4 cache on an i7-5775C has a latency of ~45ns, which is outright worse than a tuned memory setup on most modern Intel chips.
>>100167117what about something like HBM? can't believe we can never have something better than regular o' ram.
>>100167480HBM is complexity problem.
Technologically speaking, of course.Larry Ellison, the chairman and founder of Oracle was a huge support for Trump's 2016 election campaign. During Trump's term, he asked Trump to force TikTok to move their data centers to the US. TikTok's data centers were then moved from Singapore to Texas. A couple of years ago, Oracle was caught selling massive amounts of user data to China. The case wasn't made public, and nothing happened after it was leaked.
>NOOOOOO, YOU MUST ALLOW OUR SPYWARE AND PROPAGANDA TOOL TO BE INSTALLED ON EVERY AMERICAN DEVICEcry more wumao
>>100165499Ever heard of arguments, faggot?
China has banned almost every single western social media in china. Now US only bans one, how is this an issue?
>>100168126how about we an all the jewish social meiafacebook, instagram, whatsapp, youtube & google too. theyre all a threat to national security
>>100168126You should be copying china even more by forcing tiktok to push educational content
Vintage edition
>>100167146nvm that site always baits me, it's out of stock
>>100166110nobody @'d you because this isn't twitter you fucking nigger
>>100166147what model is it? i'll find the info in 3 fucking minutes, i guarantee.
>>100166692tofu65 in red:https://dangkeebs.com/products/kbdfans-tofu65-2-0?variant=43821151224029https://kbdfans.com/collections/diy-kit/products/tofu65-2-0?variant=41382679281803chimera65 in "berserker"https://cannonkeys.com/products/chimera65?variant=41721833357423matrix navi in china red:https://swagkeys.com/collections/keyboard/products/matrix-navi?variant=44984909922557that's all I could find, sorry if some of these are actually pre orders I can't fucking tell half the time. keyboard vendor websites are a major pain in the ass
>>100168004>>100167146Thanks lads. Something to start with.
>low battery, please recharge headset
They suck for work cause meetings all day but I like them for listening to music during commute
>>100161556Kek, I thought I was the only one.
>>100167005They exist in the used market. Audio Technica, Bose, Panasonic, Sennheiser, and Sony.
>>100160772I have wireless earphones that I use with my computer, but I have it set up where I never have to think about its charging status. The charging dock is on my desk and always plugged in, and it serves as the home for the earphones. I want to use it, I take it out. I don't use it, I return it to its home. Simple.
>>100163734Found the gook.
Do you agree that we need to hold back on developing these overpowered CPUs/GPUs and focus on improving energy efficiency?https://www.techradar.com/computing/its-time-for-amd-intel-and-nvidia-to-call-a-truce-on-the-performance-arms-race-and-focus-on-sustainability-and-efficiency>For consumers who are barely tapping into the performance that an Nvidia RTX 4080 Super brings to the table, much less what an RTX 4090 or AMD RX 7900 offers, you have to ask if this kind of performance is worth the cost in terms of carbon emissions.>And of course, this is only in terms of useful work, like video editing or gaming, and not for something like cryptocurrency mining, which has at best a marginal social utility, and whose cost in terms of energy usage in the aggregate far outstrips any practical benefit cryptocurrency has (unless you're really into criminal activity or need to launder some money).>Regular old processors aren't immune either, with the current generation of Intel processors soaking up an extraordinary amount of energy. What you get for that energy draw is some incredible performance numbers, but for 97-98% of users, this kind of performance is absolutely unnecessary, even if users are using the appropriate processor for their needs.>As hard as it may be to hear or accept, these three chipmakers must acknowledge that we don't have a performance problem, we have a sustainability problem. They should turn away from squeezing even more performance out of their hardware that we don't need, and give us the efficiency that is desperately needed, especially when these marginal increases in power are coming at far too high a cost.>Some power users and enthusiasts might not like seeing decreasing power usage while maintaining roughly the same level of performance gen-on-gen, or slightly better performance but far less than with previous generations, but it's what needs to be done, and the sooner everyone acknowledges this and adapts, the better.
>>100154485Your country is an oddity. Very few countries have majority renewables or hydro. Even hydro has its issues, the flooding of large areas of vegetation causes anaerobic decomposition of the plant matter, which releases methane, but it’s not a direct result of power generation and stops after a while.Even then, countries that are primarily hydro or similar still have at least a few coal or gas powered plants for peak demand, or because the transmission infrastructure isn’t up to moving enough energy to power their capital from hydro dams or similar. The country I live in is also like 97% hydro, but the capital city has 3 or so gas and coal plants because they’re about as far from the hydro dams as you can get and have the largest population. There’s also an aluminium foundry that has its own dedicated coal power plant cause it sucks up too much power
>>100159757I deliberately upload everything to YouTube in ULRA/FFV1. Fuck you Google, store my 11 GB, 1minute MMD for all eternity. Kek.
>>100164623It’s over for Jews. /pol/ has done its job.
>>100164623meds
>>100140305no lol
Let me guess; you need more?
more?more of what?
>>100167592i need less
>>100167661that thinkpad probably has more compute than a chromebookchromebooks are made to just be thin clients to access google web services
>>100167673you are supremely retarded
Why do most devs use mac over linux?
Try to connect to your WSL instance from WAN
>>100165723>>100166522Nooo! You can't just post facts to refute OP's purposefully misleading question! Noooo!
>>100158384Vast majority of devs use windowsMost use linux in some capacity or at least WSL for stuff like grep rather than learning powershellWhen you think about how many jobs require you to use a work laptop on windows and how many people use WSL mac is actually pretty unpopularAlso mac when it gets used is mostly used by people who had rich parents while they went to uni where macs are much more popular than anything else
>>100159397Most of the trannies/homos I know in tech are into linuxIt's the straight normies and women on mac/windows
>>100163708Like what.
Is it safe to buy used ssd if it's from trusted brand like samsung and western digital?
>>100164147I've never bought a used SSD that either wasn't new or was at near full healthThe "worst" SSD I've bought was a used 2TB sandisk
>>100164408Can you tamper with the smart data btw? I'm concerned that someone intentionally edit smart data of a worn out drive to lower the tbw or power on cycle..
>>100166035Now I'm curious, too, I hadn't thought of that. I tend to buy only new as I figure I run the risk of picking up some heavily-used and/or abused drive I'll want to swap out soon.
>>100164408cute benchmark
>>100166035Generally I avoid Chinese sellers when it comes to SSDs.Other than that tho, I'm not really concerned, the people who do smart edit usually do a pretty sloppy job and is not something that is practical to do at a wide scale of SSDs.The actual amount of drives that get so heavily used is quite small anyway. I generally buy enterprise drives and even if they have a 100TB+ of writes, it's mearly percentage points of actual wear.
>*can no longer undress women in your path*No further details whether it can still undress men.
I am a proud ChatGPT-4 user. Ask me anything.
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Previous thread: >>100081771Performance is improved a bit by binding to one core. Might add QOI image compression later.Runping -c 1 2a01:4f8:1c1e:85cd:XXXX:YYYY:RRGG:BBAAto draw a pixel on the canvas. View the canvas here:https://canvas.zipdox.net
ping -c 1 2a01:4f8:1c1e:85cd:XXXX:YYYY:RRGG:BBAA
>>100164769>compressioneven if you manage to divide the size by 4 you won't last more than a few days
Someone said Ionos has unlimited bandwidth and provides a /64. Might have a look at it tomorrow.
bump
>>100163236Do you have alpha blending enabled in your server? I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong or server side
Random idea, if OP doesn't want to disable ping echos outright, what if we could use the ID/SEQ fields to tell OP's server if we want them or not? If they're only disabled for some specific identifier, then normie pings would still get sent back, and those who would want to use the SEQ value for keeping track of what needs to be re-sent can still do so. Now this requires that OP implement the ping echos himself to his canvas program, or merge this https://gitlab.com/necospammer/ipv6-canvas/-/tree/manual_icmp_replies
petition to get pic related permanently stickied at the top of /g/?
>>100167872>an operating system lives rent free in his head
>>100166250>things that should be just a fucking checkbox in the settings like in all other OS...be the change you want to see, anon. make it happen and open a pull request! you can do it!
I wouldn't recommend Arch to most people, but if I hadn't started with Arch I'd probably never have gotten so interested in Linux.For a bored, nerdy teenager back in the 10s, starting with Arch was catnip.
>>100167921From what I've heard it's made with power users in mind so if you've already got programming chops it can't be a bad choice for first-time linuxbabbies.
I wish bring back Nagoor Babu from DURGASOFT in sticky>>100000000
Would you pay $3.25 for a CPU from a vending machine?https://www.techspot.com/news/102720-japan-gacha-vending-machine-dispenses-intel-core-i7.html
That is so fucking cool. Are the majority of these CPUs damaged or do you get one in a random condition?
>>100167410I wish I could go to Japan, too bad I'm brown.
>>100167410if it was a random IC i'd take it but there's NOTHING to do with a random cpu
>>100167805You can visit Japan, just expect glares.
>>100167410no, i once bought a bundle off newegg that came with a used cputhey essentially gave me $40 off a basic bitch mechanical keyboard in order to have my throw away a cpu for themi haven't thrown it away but it's also just sitting in a box with misc wires
Do audiophiles really think they need more than this?
>no audiophile rocks
>>100167434The cable converts audio?
