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>Everyone and their mother mocks the GTX 480 for it's power consumption and heat.
>Rx 580 is even worse
>Suddenly it's okay

Really makes you think.

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>/g/ mocks ribbit

>/g/ has intel vs amd shitposts and "what language do i learn over the summer" threads

>ribbit has a machine learning section where you can discuss the latest papers with top researchers in the field and QAs with pioneers
>ribbit has news about programming, netsec, malware analysis, and reverse engineering
>ribbit has all the latest spicy linus lkml rants
>ribbit has entire boards dedicated to shitposting, tailored for the taste of the particular anon

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Have you taken any steps to move your family away from this spyware OS and its cancerous ecosystem yet? How did you do it? Who was the biggest holdout?

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I'm going to build a new high-end system in the next year.

I've come to terms with the fact I can't use Windows 7 (without doing certain things and relying on bypasses). I should use 10 for security at least.

My question is can you actually control the 34234 ways the system will interrupt what you're doing with popups/forced updates, etc ?

I will not tolerate that shit.

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/07/10/io_hijacking_in_transition_cockup/
EVERY STARTUP IS SHITTING THEMSELVES RIGHT NOW

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Is OLED a dead meme already?
I loved mine but that shit literally burned

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How do you deal with a smartphone overheating? I downloaded one of those apps that's supposed to "boost" and it said my cpu was 113 degrees Fahrenheit. I admittedly do use my phone a lot and it has been 100 degrees in the area I live. I go for walks pretty much every day as well. What would you do to in my case to keep your phone cooler? I mean I do have a last gen phone so maybe with its age this is by the numbers?

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How would I go about running a Python script involving strings on a NVIDIA GPU with Linux? I'm aware of PyCUDA, Numba, and PyOpenCL but it appears these can only be used for float/int data types. If I'm mistaken about this, I would love to be corrected.

It seems odd to be that there is no easy way to just run a script on a GPU with CUDA/OpenCL, regardless of what data types are used.

Help me out here, /g/.

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Can we please stop pretending that GNU is free?

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Okay fa/g/s, be serious because this will concern all of us.
In this century, robots based on sophisticated AI programs are expected to completely replace manual labor and be able to accomplish things that we can't even imagine at this moment.
But my question is, on which framework will this advanced AI be based on?

It is likely that the capacity of the classic Von Neumann architecture has reached a bottleneck. The size of the computers just can't shrink anymore. Since AI based on machine learning requires enormous proceeding power, it seems that even if we can develop the best programs, there's no way to implement them on every house or factory without using a cloud system.

So for those familiar with quantum computing, will it be necessary that we set the next step to the quantum field?

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>use windows 10 since it's easily the best OS once you discard the telemetry
>don't use a password on my OS
>let others use my computer freely
>help software developers by letting them report program data
>use autofill on almost everything

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So /g/, have you measured your total input to output delay on your computer? My camera has a high framerate function (480 frames per second) and I decided to check how long it took in total for a mouse input to make an output on the monitor. I checked normal Windows 7 (moving a folder with the mouse around on a black background), and a few videogames.

It was more than I expected. After reviewing the footage and counting frames, the total delay between moving the mouse to seeing a change on the monitor was anywhere from 0.058 seconds to 0.139 seconds. At this point I'm wondering what is causing such delay, as the computer isn't exactly old and I tried it with older games.

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I'm taking a course and I need to write equations. I know of tools like Mathematics (to solve and graph) and a lot of markdown editors, but what I need is a note app that let me write my own equations as a LaTeX editor and viewer. I need the tool let me export my documents in pdf too. Can you help me?

>Also: I hate how a lot of markdown apps only have edition mode and not view mode, and I hate the limitation of pdf exporting tools

(I'm in spain, so apologies if I write your language as a dickhead)

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Where's the option to do it later?

Did M$ literally force me to accept their terms to continue using my computer?

Is this rape?