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post 'em

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>>22038
>windows 7
ugly nigger UI and shit APIs

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>>22061
>NOOOO I NEED MY HECKIN FLATSHIT! I HATE FRVTIGER AERO SOVL!

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>>22010
what's the point of only having 4gb ram on a modern computer? I can understand 4gb on a x200 but 4gb with a i7 10700kf? Do you just not know how to upgrade?

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debian is so comfy.
>>22095
they're using virtualbox

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>>22108
marge what does operation systems have to do with scissoring

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>>22108
cool wallpaper sister

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>>22122
thanks :)

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>>22108
>>22122
>>22147
KYS!!!!! YWNBAW!!!!!!!!

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>>13901
>>22108
SAMEFAG KYS FOREVER TRANNY FUCK.

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TOTAL TRANIME DEATH

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>>22156
lol it really was me :D
how did you know

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>>22171
taskbar

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>>22171
post ur nipples pls

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>>22061
is there a aero for debian?

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>>22108
>OMG IS THAT YURU YURI?! I HECKIN <3 MUH LOLI BAIT DYKE SHOW!!

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>Proprietard Galore! YAAAAAAAAASSSS MULTINATIONAL TECH CONGLOMERATE SLAAAAYYYY

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>>22182
that's windows 8 with a windows 7 theme

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>>22173
no u
>>22184
lol i really say that

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>>22209
holy meds. aero was removed in windows 8 development build 8432

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If you use windows 8 with dwm.exe running then you aren't a real man

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>>22246
what alternative even is there to dwm?

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>>22155
I was obviously making fun of xer chuddy

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>>22282
:( i thought you actually liked it

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>>22289
so so rude

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>>22296
is pacifier xhe IAB?????

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>>18294
>announces hes going on a short tour around mexico and other shithole euro countries
>radio silence for a year
hes dead isnt he?

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This OS is fucking dog shit

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>>22402
blud has weird anime as his wallpaper ???

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>>22397
even doe xir still uses github

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>>22419
theres a 1:1 correlation between having anime wallpapers and trooning out

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>>22419
also fucking yikes
when inkfags will finally learn how laws of physics work…

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>>22444
that may be true, but not my case, i just really like this one french artist that worked on wakfu

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>>22447
>surrenderbois' drawings
sounds alot like youre already halfway there

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>>22447
i also noticed you changed your wallpaper
a lack of logic in the implied motion of the previous one is jarring, isnt it?

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>>22513
you can set a bunch of images as your wllpeip and it will rotate through them

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HOHOHO!

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>>22447
krampuscord user

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>OMG IS THAT YURU YURI?! I HECKIN <3 MUH LOLI BAIT DYKE SHOW!!

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>c48.jpg

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>security researcher figured out how to get rce because of computrace
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKmNf-JmjKQ
>BUT BUT THE IME ISNT A BACKDOOR!!!
on nonono proprietards how do we recover from this

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btw, for all the freetards here who get lagged by the christmas theme, just apply a ublock rule for it
! 2023-12-11 https://Santa's workshop
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>>23185
>proprietard mentality
you actually just have to change the theme.
its a dialog box on the bottom right of your screen.

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>>23184
It’s not a back door. Bug can be fixed by a BIOS update. This also requires you to have computrace enabled and access to computrace. Which nobody here has.

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>>23191
yeah, if you use "private navigation" or whatever the hip kids call it these days.
which is completely normal, and is something you want to use because anything that gets downloaded with downloading the site gets deleted whenever you close the window (as opposed to just closing the "tab")
its far from foolproof, but its the first step to privacy/security

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>>23185
>btw, for all the freetards here who get lagged by the christmas theme
it's just a gif, are you running your browser without opengl or something?

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>>23199
bad boy i use a core 2 duo and that gif is massive, you dont need 5MiB for a fucking background

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>>23200
>freetards can't render fucking gifs
Don't use a Core 2 Duo. You don't even have SSE4.2, POPCNT, LZCNT, BMI2, FMA, or AVX.

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>>23202
why would i not use a core 2 duo?
i can render GIFs, just not in a fucking web browser
why would i need all those fancy CPU features i never use anyway?

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>>23203
>i can render GIFs, just not in a fucking web browser
You can't render GIFs, a format FROM 1987 that was designed FOR THE INTERNET, in your web browser. Where else do you ever view GIFs?
>why would i need all those fancy CPU features i never use anyway?
You don't because you just use your OS as a bootloader for your web browser. You should probably just buy a Chromebook, it seems suited to your needs. If you wanted to do vector math on up to 32 components per cycle then AVX would be useful for you.

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>>22061
That's some good ass bait. I KNEEL…

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>>20572
Nigga think he on Vista bruh ?????

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>>23204
mpv
>use your OS as a bootloader for a web browser
the only thing i use my browser for is raisinposting on Santa's workshop, i dont.
but name a realistic reason why i would need those features unless i run fucking android
>chromecuck
sorry i dont use proprietary software, and actually have work to do on my computer
>muh math
sure it might take 0.2 miliseconds instead of 0.5, but what do i really need it for?

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>>23207
>mpv
>using a video player to view GIFs
???
>but name a realistic reason why i would need those features unless i run fucking android
IDK why you mentioned android but I just wrote a program for work that uses SSE to extract variable length bitfields from 8x16-bit packed 128-bit OWORDs. Bitfield extraction is infamously slow so using SSE increases throughput by up to 8x. If I used AVX I could get 16x throughput because AVX is 256-bit while SSE is 128-bit. I can process around a billion bitfields a second when the program runs on NT. It replaced a Python program that could only do around 100k/s before crashing.
>what do I need it for
See above. The best application is when you have a lot of homogeneous data that you need to do the same operations to quickly. The shuffle operation also lets you rearrange bytes arbitrarily in an OWORD. Which means you can downcast 8 WORDs to 8 BYTEs in a single(ish) instruction.

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>>23208
*not by up to, at least 8x.

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>>23207
>sure it might take 0.2 miliseconds instead of 0.5
With AVX you can operate on 64 bytes in one instruction. That is not a 0.5->0.2ms difference, it's very significant.
>what do i really need it for?
Not having your software be slow as raisin and your browser choking while trying to render a christmas gif.

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>>23210
You can do 64 bytes packed on AVX512. You can only do 32 bytes packed on AVX (still a good amount). Unfortunately, AVX512 is not present on most computers because Intel didn't put it in E-cores so you might get #UD if it ends up executing on one of them. AVX512 can also cause thermal throttling because it's just that powerful.

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>>23210
>>23211
>MILIsecond
you fucking n*ggers deserve some buck breaking allright

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>>23212
>milisecond
It's MILLIsecond stinky
If you call a function that takes a millisecond a thousand times a second that really adds up. Look at this comparison between Penryn and Skylake

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>>23213
no it doesnt
holy mother of fuck no wonder you get h1b'd

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>>23213
>>23214
(cont)
depending on what you work with
it should be up to one memory page retrieveal from the ram; ie microseconds.

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>>23215
>micro
actually nano

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>>23214
You are just confirming that you don't do anything important enough on your computer. Get a Chromebook, it would be perfect for you.
>>23215
>he doesn't know about the TLB…

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>>23217
stfu n*gger
i Believe in the magic of christmas!r mother with a stick
and you still jerk off to how one day you will be a programmer

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>>23218
Imagine being filtered by the vector unit…

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>>23218
>>23217
also i dont believe in the magic of christmas
also also youre a dum horr and you know raisin actually

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>>23219
>imagine waiting 1 milisecond per function call
what you code in?
python?

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>>23219
say it quick
i wanna play vidya you fucking piece of bloat

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>>23222
i just wrote a well thought out an beautiful reply
but the filters fucked all of it up

it was mean.
and you should feel bad now.
for using python.

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>>23222
>STOP TALKING ABOUT HECKIN MATH! I NEED TO GO BACK TO CONSOOOOOMING YIDYA

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>>23220
it's ok pajeet merry down I am sure Microsoft needs another JavaScript programmer, you will get your H1B eventually…
>>23221
He gave the example of 1ms. In reality I am calling a "function" (it's inlined) that according to VS Profiler the function takes around 3 nanoseconds to execute and it runs around 400 million times a second. Modern computers are fast.
>>23224
Python is a great language. It just isn't very fast. Use it for string manipulation, not vector math (numpy is good thoughbeit)

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>>23225
yes, thats what im saying
now as penance you need to HURT yourself.
if i were you i would use garden scissors to cut off the tip of one of my fingers

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>>23227
>grinch snowman projecting xir self harm

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>>23226
no.
because:
you are raisinskin

you couldnt even comprehend the reasoning.
its just how things are…

>>23228
>le projecting
when i want YOU to do that doe…

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>>23227
>even though video games are a bunch of matrix and vector math and benefit from SSE, AVX, and GPU
>>23229
no i am a ytie.

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>>23230
i dont care
do it

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>do it

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>>23230
you can warm a nail until it is red
then press it against your fore-arm

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>>23233
thats what you do, you suicidal trånny

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>>23231
I'm going to do it. I'm going to optimize even further and offload the graph rendering code onto the GPU!!!

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>>23235
vectorchvds stay winning. scalarcvcks lose again.

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>>23234
>>23235
go on
youre sustaining my, erm, attention

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>>23237
this guy (>>23233) is great he should post more often.

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>>23238
>>23239
thanks for repeating what i said.
twice.

now put your fingers in your ass, thrall

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>>23239
>inb4 im not gae
thats the exact reason i want you *to do that tho

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>>23242
you need to go back

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>>23243
>feel insecure yet
im home tho.
the ass-end of the ass-end of the internet.

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>>23203
Blender uses AVX, AVX2 and AVX-512 in the Cycles render engine.[42]
Bloombase uses AVX, AVX2 and AVX-512 in their Bloombase Cryptographic Module (BCM).
Botan uses both AVX and AVX2 when available to accelerate some algorithms, like ChaCha.
BSAFE C toolkits uses AVX and AVX2 where appropriate to accelerate various cryptographic algorithms.[43]
Crypto++ uses both AVX and AVX2 when available to accelerate some algorithms, like Salsa and ChaCha.
OpenSSL uses AVX- and AVX2-optimized cryptographic functions since version 1.0.2.[44] Support for AVX-512 was added in version 3.0.0.[45] Some of these optimizations are also present in various clones and forks, like LibreSSL.
Prime95/MPrime, the software used for GIMPS, started using the AVX instructions since version 27.1, AVX2 since 28.6 and AVX-512 since 29.1.[46]
dav1d AV1 decoder can use AVX2 and AVX-512 on supported CPUs.[47][48]
SVT-AV1 AV1 encoder can use AVX2 and AVX-512 to accelerate video encoding.[49]
dnetc, the software used by distributed.net, has an AVX2 core available for its RC5 project and will soon release one for its OGR-28 project.
Einstein@Home uses AVX in some of their distributed applications that search for gravitational waves.[50]
Folding@home uses AVX on calculation cores implemented with GROMACS library.
Helios uses AVX and AVX2 hardware acceleration on 64-bit x86 hardware.[51]
Horizon: Zero Dawn uses AVX in its Decima game engine.
RPCS3, an open source PlayStation 3 emulator, uses AVX2 and AVX-512 instructions to emulate PS3 games.
Network Device Interface, an IP video/audio protocol developed by NewTek for live broadcast production, uses AVX and AVX2 for increased performance.
TensorFlow since version 1.6 and tensorflow above versions requires CPU supporting at least AVX.[52]
x264, x265 and VTM video encoders can use AVX2 or AVX-512 to speed up encoding.
Various CPU-festive cryptocurrency miners (like pooler's cpuminer for Bitcoin and Litecoin) use AVX and AVX2 for various cryptography-related routines, including SHA-256 and scrypt.
libsodium uses AVX in the implementation of scalar multiplication for Curve25519 and Ed25519 algorithms, AVX2 for BLAKE2b, Salsa20, ChaCha20, and AVX2 and AVX-512 in implementation of Argon2 algorithm.
libvpx open source reference implementation of VP8/VP9 encoder/decoder, uses AVX2 or AVX-512 when available.
libjpeg-turbo uses AVX2 to accelerate image processing.
FFTW can utilize AVX, AVX2 and AVX-512 when available.
LLVMpipe, a software OpenGL renderer in Mesa using Gallium and LLVM infrastructure, uses AVX2 when available.
glibc uses AVX2 (with FMA) and AVX-512 for optimized implementation of various mathematical (i.e. expf, sinf, powf, atanf, atan2f) and string (memmove, memcpy, etc.) functions in libc.
Linux kernel can use AVX or AVX2, together with AES-NI as optimized implementation of AES-GCM cryptographic algorithm.
Linux kernel uses AVX or AVX2 when available, in optimized implementation of multiple other cryptographic ciphers: Camellia, CAST5, CAST6, Serpent, Twofish, MORUS-1280, and other primitives: Poly1305, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512, ChaCha20.
POCL, a portable Computing Language, that provides implementation of OpenCL, makes use of AVX, AVX2 and AVX-512 when possible.
.NET and .NET Framework can utilize AVX, AVX2 through the generic System.Numerics.Vectors namespace.
.NET Core, starting from version 2.1 and more extensively after version 3.0 can directly use all AVX, AVX2 intrinsics through the System.Runtime.Intrinsics.X86 namespace.
EmEditor 19.0 and above uses AVX2 to speed up processing.[53]
Native Instruments' Massive X softsynth requires AVX.[54]
Microsoft Teams uses AVX2 instructions to create a blurred or custom background behind video chat participants,[55] and for background noise suppression.[56]
Pale Moon custom Windows builds greatly increase browsing speed due to the use of AVX2.
simdjson, a JSON parsing library, uses AVX2 and AVX-512 to achieve improved decoding speed.[57][58]
x86-simd-sort, a library with sorting algorithms for 16, 32 and 64-bit numeric data types, uses AVX2 and AVX-512. The library is used in NumPy and OpenJDK to accelerate sorting algorithms.[59]
zlib-ng, an optimized version of zlib, contains AVX2 and AVX-512 versions of some data compression algorithms.
Tesseract OCR engine uses AVX, AVX2 and AVX-512 to accelerate character recognition.[60]

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>>23210
mpv renders a gif perfectly fine
i might not be able to play 8K@60 video but i dont need that.
>>23208
>nooo you cant use a video player to play moving images for some reason, you NEED a web browser
gifs are just videos with transparency, frame addition, and looping in their spec, as well as poor quality and raisinty compression
>android
because android makes heavy use of raisin like SSE, you basically NEED it or youll have raisinty performance if youre not using android 6 or whatever
what you do with your schizo asm programs is your problem, not mine, but i have never seen a useful program that absolutely NEEDS those features to do its job, other than very heavy stuff that would just run like dograisin otherwise.
>NT
yeah nobody cares about your silly toys
>python
theres your problem, you can do that in C easily and still have good performance on a pentium 3.
>a lot of data
again, heavy raisin you would run on a server but not a laptop.
if i needed to do that i have a server with 64 gigs of ram and 16 CPU cores for that.
>>23211
>E cores
meme
>>23213
>newer cpus have more performance and modern features
no raisin sherlock
>>23217
not me but i write C programs, manage multiple servers over ssh, play video games from time to time, and debug garbage software made by soyboys who have no clue what theyre doing
>>23222
>muh gaymes
gaymes arent important, they only exist to kill time
>>23230
that and less performance is why older machines arent meant for modern hecking games, thats literally all you actually need so much performance for in 99% of all cases, have you ever seen anyone not processing massive amounts of data on a server who needs so much performance and all those modern features?
>>23247
blender is garbage but works without that raisin unless you render very huge things, and the rest also works without that but just has raisintier performance

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>>23248
>mpv renders a gif perfectly fine
all these steps to view gifs…
>gifs are just videos with transparency, frame addition, and looping in their spec, as well as poor quality and raisinty compression
No interframe compression
>because android makes heavy use of raisin like SSE
SSE is a technology exclusive to x86. NEON is the SIMD instruction set for ARM.
>what you do with your schizo asm programs is your problem
You do know that nobody writes SSE code in assembly, right? All modern C/C++ compilers (MSVC, Clang, etc.) include intrinsics.
>i have never seen a useful program that absolutely NEEDS those features to do its job
Because you haven't looked. You can implement everything that you can do with SIMD in scalar code but it is wasteful and slow.
>other than very heavy stuff that would just run like dograisin otherwise.
So you have never seen a program that requires SSE except for the programs that require SSE. lol ok
>theres your problem, you can do that in C easily and still have good performance on a pentium 3.
If you could read you would notice I said I rewrote it in Python to C with SSE4.1/BMI2 intrinsics. You won't get good performance on a Pentium 3 because Pentium 3 doesn't support SSE2, only MMX.
>again, heavy raisin you would run on a server but not a laptop.
Ah yes I will haul a server to a testbench to extract live data from a prototype device at 2.5Gbps. A very practical solution. Again, you should just get a Chromebook, you clearly don't do anything important.
>not me but i write C programs
No you don't princess. You didn't even know what intrinsics are.
>debug garbage software made by soyboys who have no clue what theyre doing
Imagine not just using software that just works from trusted companies like Microsoft and RedHat.
>literally all you actually need so much performance for in 99% of all cases
99% of cases is defined for you as browsing the web.
>have you ever seen anyone not processing massive amounts of data on a server who needs so much performance and all those modern features
Me, I do.
>but just has raisintier performance
Thank you for proving my point.

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>>23248
Why would e-cores be a meme. A single alder lake e-core can smoke your core 2 duo.

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>>22296
D IE YOU RETARD

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i have no proof since the arty has been removed from the wayback machine but these are 100% oposts from the first /g/ desktop thread, look at the dates of the desktops its all from just after /g/ was reopened



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