>>102106676
Go ahead and make it, man.

>>102106715
I looked through their docs and didn't see anything about it. Maybe just missed it but this is the first I'm hearing of it.

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You know, Im actually kind of getting used to the new gpt. Maybe opus isnt some kind of wonder machine that is just magically better. I think gpt can do well too. Its just a shame that its borderline cai levels of filtered at random. Sometimes it does fine with the most degenerate of things, and other times i have to do 20 swipes to get something tame. But when it does work - i dare say its not that inferior to opus. Yep.

Does gpt4olatest understand xml

>>102106655
if you had read the system prompts you would know this isn't the case
https://docs.anthropic.com/en/release-notes/system-prompts#july-12th-2024

>>102106726
I hope for your sake it's the bottom left

>>102106736
Buy from a reputable used GPU seller. Or buy new.

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>>102106737
Take a guess

alright we cookin that urushihara floox lora now that clip_l is supported

>>102106764
The blurry 1girl then

A cuck

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>>102104596 (OP)

>>102104596 (OP)
>What type of person do you imagine?
A fictional one.

>>102104596 (OP)
a nice pragmatic person who enjoys shitposting on 4chan

>>102104596 (OP)
A self-aware midwit.

>>102105207
Can denuvo really not afford better marketers than you?

>>102076558 (OP)
it came around at a good time though cause there's no games worth playing anymore really and the few decent ones very rarely have denuvo

the only games with denuvo i'd like to play are the two SMT with denuvo and persona 5

>>102105979
There have been a few games I was interested in but they had denuvo. I just simply moved on from them. I tend to pirate/demo all interesting games and if I put in some hours generally buy. Steam just recently in memory started the whole return games thing. Retail stores generally wouldn't do returns on anything opened. It's a good habit developed from being screwed over since forever.

>>102104051
They probably hired empress and fired him at some point because he is an insane tranny, now he cracks them out of spite and they cant do much without reinventing their wheel

>>102106220
We can't imagine how insane this person can be when doing such reverse cracking. When reading the NFOs or completely nuts comments on preddit from him, either way he's doing it to chill out by fucking around and shittalking at max level for the lulz, that's what I'm thinking, or this guy obtained a level of autism we can't even think about by torturing himself. Both ways are possible. Don't be fooled by his name, it's a man, probably in his 40s for having that experience. It's like Fitgirl doing repacks, they're all men, and from eastern Europe.

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>>102106472
That doesn't necessarily mean that femcel might not be a female. Or a female dog, a Vizsla maybe? Nobody knows you're a dog on the internet and all of that stuff. It's surprising how people can and will argue about someone's gender on a psuedo-anonymous internet board.

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1971 Khmer Republic.

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And of course I had to go and prompt a vizsla now. IIRC the English anon who likes thunders had one?

she's delusional

>>102106724 (OP)
corporate is fucking retarded
thanks for the picrel
ill post it whenever someone implies that getting hired in a big name company is any sort of distinction

>>102106596
NTA but I'm a week behind schedule and three shots in. Still nothing.

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>>102106658
Just be the you that believes in himself.

whats the job market like in Germany? Graduating soon and wondering if I should make my master or work. I have zero idea how this works been in academia for years and we get paid shit.

A lot of good jobs in my area seem to require knowledge of distributed systems and I don't know shit about them, the interview questions about them really fuck me over. How/where do I learn more about them? Preferably without having to read an entire fucking textbook.
t. mid level BE dev

>>102106730
Germany is still a country? I thought it had become part of Asia now.

>>102104446 (OP)
Perfect Privacy cause they are fucking Chaos Computer Club Autists and have been in buisness for decades. But only for torrents, i don't consume child porn so i don't use tor.

>>102104446 (OP)
None because I don't need it.

>stock image
>datamining question
>bot replies
it's all here

>>102104446 (OP)
i use poo loo, cuz i poo loo, you should poo loo also
.

I don't recommend using a VPN. Tor is free, you can use .onion sites, and is just better.

I'm liking magnum 3 so far. I do have to guide it away from breathing in my ear or gleaming with its eyes, but otherwise it's pretty good.

>>102105918
piper => rvc

>>102106562
I guess it doesn't "Just works" afterall then.

>>102106079
>So I can run Mistral Large at measly 3t/s on my M3 max 128GB.
3 t/s for which quantization format?
For q8_0 that would actually be pretty good considering that 6x 4090 only gets you ~7 t/s with an empty context.

>>102106565
A v3, or higher, finetune of llama 3.0 would be the way to go if they can fix up their datasets a bit more and fit it to a higher context somehow like miqu. 3.1 would be a waste considering how hard it is to reign it in. It's like dealing with an intelligent autist that sperges and goes off different tangents unprompted.

>>102103157
>so called "ecosystem", just a complete circle jerk that limits user in every way possible just to condition them into buying new apple products year after year
This is the biggest problem with Apple, their "ecosystem" is designed to trap you in their walled garden.

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>>102102971
>If you think Linux is more secure than software developed by a trillion dollar company then you are retarded.

>>102099862
fpcp

>>102099832 (OP)
Loonix is free as in gratis and I'm not tethered to dogshit apple hardware

> what can Linux do that macbook can't
1. Work with multiple monitors
2. Have fonts that don't suck ass on "non-retina" screens
3. Work properly with 2 external monitors
4. Have a good package manager
5. Insert multiple letters while holding a button

>>102103417
Linux would have exactly the same problems with Photoshop being shit and needing to install Wine for Windows software though.
Mac OS is just BSD except you're stuck with a 25 year old desktop environment and a more paranoid default security configuration, both of which I would actually consider positives. If you need a UNIX environment for work it is objectively the best one (especially because for work someone else is paying for the hardware).

>>102099293 (OP)
>filename
fuck you, sage

>>102099293 (OP)
because

>>102106733
why did you bump your own shill thread?

>>102106092
>Linux would have exactly the same problems
...Yes? Where did i spell it wasn't the case? My point is that there's no saving grace on that, no matter the os.
In reality, despite that, what binds your choice isn't the supposed UX of a given platform first but exactly the software you need to use for various reason, the os is secondary to that.

>>102105188
your machine was built with windows in mind. well, mostly every laptop is, but ones like yours in particular is a double whammy of stubborn hardware manufacturers and windows monopoly.
a modern gaming laptop is not the appropriate place to middle finger ms.

I'm using EndeavourOS but my internet connection spikes dramatically compared to windows.
for context, I use the gigabyte aorus elite ax b650 (RTL8852CE wifi card) and normally get 200 down 30 up. when I load into online games or test my ping, itspikes into the hundreds every 3-5 seconds. I've tried downloading community drivers on the AUR and have scoured every single forum to no avail.
any help would be appreciated as I like linux alot apart from the shit wifi

>>102106277
> have to check two places
I don't think having to check two files is that much more difficult than checking one.
Also your solution to sand boxing being to configure another service altogether doesn't really help this argument.

> AppArmor or SE Linux
Okay honestly i have no experience with SE linux and very limited with AppArmor. I can't imagine that setting these up (and maintaining them) is as easy as with systemd. I do believe that sandboxing fits naturally into the init system / service manager role though. For example with systemd you can distribute unit files for your software with all batteries included and the end user has less to configure for themselves.

>>102106533
Sandboxing should ideally be done by the application itself but seccomp is a piece of shit and we don't have anything like OpenBSD's pledge system.

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Made a pretty simple setup for automatic ssh authentication via kwallet, sharing in case anyone wants to do the same and doesn't know how to, like I didn't, or finds a lot of the suggestions online to be messy and/or outdated:
>generate ssh authentication keys with

ssh-keygen

, set a passphrase for them
>copy the keys to the server with ssh-copy-id [USERNAME]@[HOSTNAME]
>now you can log in without a password, but you'll still need the passphrase for the keys
>start the ssh-agent daemon with

systemctl enable --user ssh-agent
systemctl start --user ssh-agent

>if you're not using systemd you should know how to do it with whatever you're using
>run

SSH_ASKPASS=ksshaskpass ssh-add < /dev/null

, enter your passphrase and tick the save password option (if you don't have ksshaskpass install it, it's technically a separate package)
>now just make a startup script that runs that command and add it to autostart
>logout and log in to see if it works
Probably not going to be useful to most but maybe someone's going to get something out of it.

>>102106688
Can't btfo me. I'm invincible.

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>>102106705
something something saul alinsky rules for radicals
in this case- picrel

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>>102106713
i dont need to lift a finger
you do all the work yourself

its in line with the rest of your inclinations towards self destruction and such

>>102106645
>the same C experts can't even tell what's wrong with it
Are you referring to the omomondo garbage from the previous thread? Because that's what you get when you write your garbage with variable names in a language no one with a triple-digit IQ speaks, and that isn't copy+pastable into a file to run through a compiler to show the problem immediately.

PS: I hope you fail all your classes and become a manwhore to survive on the streets of Rome.

>>102106732
You are just a shit programmer.

>>102097915 (OP)
Nvidia marketing. You can get an rx 6700xt for that price that outperforms it in every gaming benchmark

>>102106522
It's on the list at number 10

>>102105485
>3060 12gb
>the cheapest 32gb card
anon, you're confusing me

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>tfw bought the 12GB RTX 4070 just before Super came out

>>102106725
At least you have GDDR6x Nvidia downgraded the 4070 to GDDR6 non X