00:10 < bridge> if you ask me, you're too smart of a person to keep using the llm 00:10 < bridge> proven at this point to make you stupider (worse critical thinking abilities) and even cause psychosis 00:10 < bridge> duckduckgo still works just fine 00:41 < bridge> you're too smart of a person to do a web search, go derive everything you need from scratch 00:41 < bridge> have you seen the studies 00:43 < bridge> u can use llms in a responsible and helpful way 00:44 < bridge> some people ask mr chat for every single thing which makes them stupid 00:46 < bridge> yeah pretty sure the act of asking questions in general isn't cursed to rot your brain 00:46 < bridge> so as long as you don't ask the bot questions you wouldn't ask a person it's fine 00:47 < bridge> link? 00:47 < bridge> except sometimes when you'd ask a person you really should ask a person 00:47 < bridge> except sometimes when you'd ask a person you really should ask a person, not a clanker 00:47 < bridge> if you use it as a tool and not braindead copypaste its for sure good 00:47 < bridge> constantly asking a real person stupid questions will also make you act stupider 00:47 < bridge> you can learn a lot even syntax from the examples it gives 00:47 < bridge> it's hard not to become reliant on it to answer your questions 00:48 < bridge> that is the thing 00:48 < bridge> once you accept it's okay you're much more likely to use it more 00:48 < bridge> so i agree maybe it's healthy in moderation 00:48 < bridge> lemme find the link 00:48 < bridge> we need chatbots that will tell you to stop asking stupid questions 00:48 < bridge> yes 00:48 < bridge> or ones that will ask questions in return so (a.) they don't fabricate shit and (b.) you still have to think a little bit 00:48 < bridge> "wdym center a div you brainrotten moron" 00:49 < bridge> https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.08872 00:49 < bridge> idk every time i ask AI something it spits out pure garbage 00:49 < bridge> they were doing a follow up study pertaining to software specifically. i dont know if it's finished 00:49 < bridge> chatbots hallucinate on harder questions so theres no win 00:49 < bridge> Oh having chat write your essays for you is probably the fastest way to ruin your development 00:49 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1402423394753974423/image.png?ex=6893dc11&is=68928a91&hm=852f1125e3647838e7ec479656eb283969473eff5232fe7e0745321a981f7c71& 00:50 < bridge> :angeryturtle: 00:51 < bridge> idk what that is but seems very specific to some lib 00:51 < bridge> I guess you could compare it to the phenomenon of getting bad at arithmetic once you start doing *real math* and using a calculator for 12 + 5 00:51 < bridge> angular. 00:51 < bridge> which the chatbot might not have any info on 00:51 < bridge> at least it's somewhat self-aware 00:51 < bridge> 🤮 00:51 < bridge> xd 00:51 < bridge> yeah right 00:51 < bridge> bro there's so much on Angular it'd be impressive if it didn't know it 00:51 < bridge> angulars syntax changes like every 2 months in my experience 00:51 < bridge> that's fair 00:52 < bridge> idk, but i had stuff like this a lot where it recommends use of some function that doesnt exist 00:52 < bridge> or it comes up with a python library that doesnt exist 00:52 < bridge> i remember asking it about an assumed outcome of a function, told me the function is incorrect and gave me a sample in a different lang. 00:53 < bridge> the LLMs i tried during the honeymoon phase were terrible at Qt which is one of the oldest APIs even in use today 00:53 < bridge> but that's because it changed so much over the years it would tend towards old/deprecated things unknowingly 00:53 < bridge> It's becoming just like a real developer! 00:53 < bridge> "I'm sure that function exists!" 00:53 < bridge> "Wait, it doesn't? This library sucks!" 00:53 < bridge> or my co-worker, who is doing visualization for SPS-systems rn (same thing i do currently). 00:53 < bridge> 00:53 < bridge> he's been doing it for a year, and you see him asking GPTee how to fetch data from an endpoint 00:53 < bridge> or my co-worker, who is doing visualization for SPS-systems rn (same thing i do currently). 00:53 < bridge> 00:53 < bridge> he's been doing it for a year, and you see him asking GPTee how to fetch data from an endpoint... 00:53 < bridge> in javascript... 00:53 < bridge> which has fetch();... 00:53 < bridge> :feelsbadman: 00:54 < bridge> or my co-worker, who is doing visualization for SPS-systems rn (same thing i do currently). 00:54 < bridge> 00:54 < bridge> he's been doing it for a year, and you see him asking GPTee how to fetch data from an endpoint... 00:54 < bridge> in javascript... 00:54 < bridge> which has `fetch();` builtin... 00:54 < bridge> or my co-worker, who is doing visualization for SPS-systems rn (same thing i do currently). 00:54 < bridge> 00:54 < bridge> he's been doing it for a year, and you see him asking GPTee how to fetch data from an endpoint... 00:54 < bridge> in javascript... 00:54 < bridge> which has `fetch();` built-in... 00:55 < bridge> hell, he is incapable of writing simple math without AI 00:55 < bridge> and im jobless :kek: 00:55 < bridge> different reasons but jesus 00:55 < bridge> he will develop software for heavy machinery at some point 00:56 < bridge> like - can kill people type of machinery 00:57 < bridge> no but I start flipping tables when I try a language and it doesn't have map and filter and zip and wtf writing a zip is literally impossible because the language doesn't have tuples 00:57 < bridge> 00:57 < bridge> I'm too functional-pilled 00:58 < bridge> it's so weird that so many new languages don't have tuples 00:58 < bridge> just zip with generic struct idk 00:58 < bridge> sounds like you code in zig? xd 00:58 < bridge> or go 00:59 < bridge> like bwuh I'm not making a class or a bunch of loosely typed objects just so I can pair up values for this one function 01:00 < bridge> gdscript makes me pull out my hair, there's no optional type, there's no either type, there's no try-catch, like 01:00 < bridge> this language actually has no proper way of error handling 01:01 < bridge> And there's no statically typed generics so I can't write my own 01:01 < bridge> you either go dynamically typed or you don't get generics 01:01 < bridge> lol i remember reading something about this - gdscript cant even return on success while also handling the error if it occurs iirc? 01:01 < bridge> Ig if I wanted to write a godot project without losing my mind I should just switch to C# 01:02 < bridge> if I wanted to double lose my mind I could use the rust bindings :D :D 01:03 < bridge> The amount of error handling you get to do depends on how nice the particular engine feature you're trying to use is 01:04 < bridge> some things return error values, some things just break lol 01:04 < bridge> and you can't stop certain errors from getting logged by the engine even if they aren't fatal 01:05 < bridge> oh and I haven't found a way to properly interface with the built-in logger either... 01:06 < bridge> maybe I'm just blind on that tho 01:06 < bridge> maybe I'm just blind on that tho, could just be some page of the docs I haven't read properly 01:07 < bridge> duck type 01:07 < bridge> yeah but that's gross 01:07 < bridge> ye use c# if u dont wanna be scripty 01:08 < bridge> yeah... 01:08 < bridge> i like it cuz quick dev speed idk 01:08 < bridge> just barf out code until u find what u need and then type everything after 😹 01:08 < bridge> I thought it was cute so I tried using it 01:08 < bridge> now I'm partially doubting the entire engine 01:08 < bridge> yeah its suuper young imo 01:08 < bridge> i had to do some jank shit to get pixelated lights without downscaling->upscaling 01:09 < bridge> tfw I learned that calling an RPC with incorrect argument types CRASHES THE SIDE BEING CALLED 01:10 < bridge> I didn't test this deeply, but I got a crash like this when a friend connected an older version of my game to my newer server 01:10 < bridge> the client calling the RPC on the server froze the client but also crashed the server 01:12 < bridge> imo rendering at a lower res and upscaling is the correct way to do that... 01:14 < bridge> i didnt wanna do that for my entire game though since i wanted the character to move smoothly 01:15 < bridge> Hmm, I'm kind of a pixel purist so my entire game is rendered at 320 by 240 (even the menus) 01:15 < bridge> so its like you have two nodes on each gameplay entity, one that moves smoothly and one that has a hitbox for anything light etc. related and you write a shader that moves the downscaled portion the fraction of pixel it's offset w the smooth side of things 🤢 01:15 < bridge> yeah its a style thing ig 01:16 < bridge> i wanted precise movement / hitboxes though, more than the size of a pixel 01:18 < bridge> plenty of old games do subpixel movement 01:18 < bridge> I suppose it's evil to have movement the player can't see but imo that's pretty cool 01:19 < bridge> you can use walls to line up precise setups still 02:12 < bridge> I'm never compiling ddnet-rs ever again 02:14 < bridge> xdddd grab a pre built from the runner artifacts 02:14 < bridge> It's like you know what's my problem 02:14 < bridge> Compilation? As you stated? 02:15 < bridge> you gave a genetic problem I gave you a generic solution 02:15 < bridge> you gave a generic problem I gave you a generic solution 02:15 < bridge> This should explain everything 02:15 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1402444873252077640/image.png?ex=6893f011&is=68929e91&hm=4be0278b80ad19ed1924e1a2143a7e305ced3fe9ecda32d7e261888821cb2707& 02:15 < bridge> That's just rust in general 02:16 < bridge> The repo allocates a whopping 12GBs easily, with both compilation AND IDE Services! 02:16 < bridge> I ain't touching that repo 02:16 < bridge> bricked the OS twice 02:17 < bridge> Allocating? Are you referring to memory usage? 02:17 < bridge> The repo allocates a whopping 12GBs easily, with both compilation AND IDE Services! 02:17 < bridge> (resulting in an over 20GB storage allocation, which I don't have lol) 02:17 < bridge> sounds like rust analyzer is bullying you 02:18 < bridge> no, as the picture should imply, storage 02:19 < bridge> I'm just sure that it won't handle 1000 libs efficiently 02:19 < bridge> If you don't plan on touching it again, Run `cargo clean` please. 02:19 < bridge> just want to see how much comes out of it 02:19 < bridge> I wiped it clean off 02:20 < bridge> you can guess I had around 100MBs of storage left before it kicked the bucket 02:20 < bridge> and what I sent picture is the aftermath of removal 02:20 < bridge> do the math urself 02:21 < bridge> guys i just learned code takes space 02:21 < bridge> :trollet: 02:21 < bridge> don't you have any bigger drive? xd 02:21 < bridge> my swap is double the size of that drive 02:21 < bridge> So basically, I cannot do shit on that repository, especially when it's that bad to even compile with such large amount of storage dependency... for a simple client. 02:21 < bridge> "simple" 02:21 < bridge> It's.. not just a simple client :justatest: 02:22 < bridge> the other one is 1TB, however that's not where all my coding will go 02:22 < bridge> @jupeyy_keks you hear? it's just a simple client rightttt 02:22 < bridge> simple as in terms of size 02:22 < bridge> bruh 02:22 < bridge> not in terms of complexity 02:23 < bridge> cuz I believe if it has 1000+ libraries after all, I sure fucking think so that it is complex xd 02:23 < bridge> i thought the size was too much for you xd 02:23 < bridge> well, doing nothing essentially amounted to over 10GBs, like ... bruh 02:24 < bridge> Blame rust-analyzers indexing 02:24 < bridge> Did you run it in debug of release 02:24 < bridge> Did you "attempt" run it in debug of release 02:24 < bridge> what?? xd 02:24 < bridge> Did you "attempt" to run it in debug of release 02:24 < bridge> *or? 02:24 < bridge> Ah yes blame someone else :kek: 02:24 < bridge> Phone hard 02:25 < bridge> L 02:25 < bridge> L 02:25 < bridge> L 02:25 < bridge> And yes, the ide symbols can get quite heavy. 02:25 < bridge> Same with build artifacts and debug symbols 02:25 < bridge> btw @louis.place that 1TB of storage is just Windows that has league of legends and davinci resolve on it :troll: 02:26 < bridge> Well I cannot do anything about it now do I 02:27 < bridge> Unless you want me to just, blindly explore all the code in it and pull a "trust me bro" on everything 02:27 < bridge> you can spend like 30€ for a tb nvme 02:27 < bridge> even 1€ is too much 02:27 < bridge> well then don't i guess xd 02:28 < bridge> Idk, rust projects have always been heavy. 02:29 < bridge> How is that Godot, a fully flexible 2D and 3D game engine, doesn't amount to half the size of what this client repo tries to allocate in IDLE 02:29 < bridge> How is that Godot, a fully flexible 2D and 3D game engine, doesn't amount to half the size of what this client repo tries to allocate in IDLE, BEFORE COMPILATION 02:29 < bridge> that.. is just lazy negativity 02:29 < bridge> Good night. 02:30 < bridge> I just don't get it duuuuud ;-; 02:30 < bridge> have you ever seen an enterprise level godot project? xd 02:30 < bridge> gn for u 02:30 < bridge> Yes, 80% of them are Assets, 15% is resource allocation and 5% is code 02:30 < bridge> Yes, 80% of them are Assets, 15% is resource allocation and 5% is code and scene 02:31 < bridge> Let me just say: 02:31 < bridge> it's a self written client by a single individual, and hasn't been FOSS for more than 10 years and worked on by hundreds. 02:32 < bridge> Let me just say: 02:32 < bridge> it's a self written client, server, editor, and account management system by a single individual, and hasn't been FOSS for more than 10 years and worked on by hundreds. 02:32 < bridge> Right, Godot as one of those engines that use like over 100 external libraries and another 100+ internal ones 02:33 < bridge> because... gdscript is interpreted, and you don't have the rest of the development tools for C++ installed? 02:33 < bridge> It's fine to be buffed by a projects size - but please do us a favor and stop comparing sticks to stones and complain that stones are harder 02:33 < bridge> It also has GDExtension and at least 4 more language bridges, but that's besides the point 02:35 < bridge> If it was about complexity, Godot would take it's crown at any time, cuz the type of wizardry to pull on some of the C scripts and make it somehow compatible with the entire structure, is still mind boggling to me 02:35 < bridge> Idk about ddnet-rs' overall complexity, but I assume that there are a dozen of resources for developing in it, not just resources for overall building the clientside of things 02:36 < bridge> So, can I assume that both client side and server side development is in one repository? 02:37 < bridge> what? C scripts? 02:37 < bridge> Alr, enough yapping about this. Sadge that I cannot work on it 02:38 < bridge> :pepeW: ayup 02:38 < bridge> do you mean scripts? how does it work 02:39 < bridge> ddnet-rs, as a rust project, will depend on crates, which are in the form of source code *and* .rlib by the time it gets to you, which is the whole compiled object file as well as additional metadata 02:39 < bridge> indexes are large. im curious what you were using to try and compile it, if you opened it in an IDE & the index got crazy. as far as i understand it's a large codebase too. like melon said the cache there could get large 02:39 < bridge> other languages trying to run another language's code somehow, in some way. And for god forsaken reason, the same goes with a random language trying to run C code 02:40 < bridge> i still don't know what you mean. i am really skeptical that it actually interprets the C. it's more likely that you're expected to compile it yourself, and with that would also come several GB of tools 02:40 < bridge> that you don't have 02:40 < bridge> How is it depend on crates when the repository never mentions a word about it? 02:40 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1402451282387669053/image.png?ex=6893f60a&is=6892a48a&hm=4d46c7bc6ab7b594181d0bd95e3a6ce0f28f0c032756fd03a5c698439b32bd65& 02:40 < bridge> because cargo installs all of it, it's defined in cargo.toml under the dependencies section 02:41 < bridge> You think people look at this repo blindly and tell: "Hmmm yes, I should use a crate for it as dependency" 02:41 < bridge> what 02:41 < bridge> cargo is a package manager 02:41 < bridge> that also invokes the compiler 02:41 < bridge> Oh you don't mean externally 02:41 < bridge> ok 02:41 < bridge> it's not completely self contained like lots of c/c++ codebases are. one of the most unanimously agreed upon problems with C and C++ is their lack of official package manager. it makes compilation and deployment much more complicated 02:42 < bridge> at the end of the day, it's no more cumbersome than having to check out git submodules as dependencies, or worse, relying on them already being installed on the system 02:42 < bridge> ok, good to know dude 02:42 < bridge> you should see the CMakeLists.txt for DDNet and then tell me cargo is overkill with a straight face 02:42 < bridge> won't solve my issue tho 02:43 < bridge> no the issue would be solved by using your other drive most likely 02:43 < bridge> idk what your partition setup looks like but 128GB root drive and 1TB reserved for "other things" maybe not ideal 02:43 < bridge> I use Windows on the other drive, as in I use editing software to make videos for someone, that takes a lot of space 02:43 < bridge> package management is great but package management being low effort encourages people to casually pick up libs and that's bad 02:44 < bridge> definitely 02:44 < bridge> in rust it's even worse because transitive dependencies can have different versions of the same dependency 02:44 < bridge> so it could even be linked in there twice, statically 02:44 < bridge> That's what happened with Godot, most of their external libs are outdated anyway 02:44 < bridge> but PGO should eliminate most of that chub for the end user 02:44 < bridge> hence why I abandoned godot 02:44 < bridge> I personally enjoy game engine development so I'm surprised I even started using Godot 02:45 < bridge> otherwise developers seem content enough taking the brunt of that. they need good computers to compile it quickly anyway 02:45 < bridge> though it was kind of fun getting a couple things done instead of just doing engine work... 02:45 < bridge> and then I started adding stuff that are basically engine features... 02:45 < bridge> worked so far, so until it becomes an abysmal issue, I don't worry 02:45 < bridge> yeah I can't be trusted to finish a game ever 02:46 < bridge> And I won't just buy another hard drive, or somehow edit the only partition where I make a profit on, just to try to compile ddnet-rs 02:46 < bridge> So, I won't be able to contribute sadly. sry 02:47 < bridge> Of course you can contribute 02:47 < bridge> Download an artifact, launch, try, write issues 02:47 < bridge> What about practicality? 02:47 < bridge> same 02:47 < bridge> i was always more interested in making the engine than the game 02:48 < bridge> i had a project on github that has no finished anything 02:48 < bridge> basic oop sdl backed c++ engine 02:48 < bridge> dime a dozen but fun project 02:48 < bridge> I'm confused, do you want to contribute to DDNet-rs to learn rust? 02:49 < bridge> I would've liked to see if I could contribute 02:49 < bridge> As a curiousity, not interest 02:49 < bridge> No worries, I called this 'finished' 20 years ago when I was a teen 😄 02:49 < bridge> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAyptdUvAC8 02:50 < bridge> doesn' 02:50 < bridge> doesn't look unfinished 02:50 < bridge> Hahaha thanks 02:50 < bridge> lgtm, ship it! 02:50 < bridge> something that's a bit closer to game programming that I can do is visual effects and general technical artist stuff 02:51 < bridge> that's a way for me to escape the endless loop of architecting systems xd 02:51 < bridge> What editor do you code in? 02:51 < bridge> (unrelated to the message) 02:51 < bridge> (unrelated to the pinged message) 02:52 < bridge> I'm also keen on trying Godot, but unsure if I should just jump straight into Rust 02:52 < bridge> bevy's getting really good... 02:52 < bridge> problem with current game project: there are no fancy shader effects, it's just pixel sprites 02:52 < bridge> so I'm doomed to write anything but gameplay 02:52 < bridge> Visual Studio Code or Zed, depending on using Rust or C++ 02:52 < bridge> SDL3 added their own shader language. you might see about it again 02:52 < bridge> Yeah, I'm loosely following Bevy 02:52 < bridge> WTF 02:52 < bridge> zed is perfect for both 02:52 < bridge> :justatest: 02:52 < bridge> what's the hangup 02:53 < bridge> Yes zed is definitely good for both 02:53 < bridge> It's so much faster xd 02:53 < bridge> oh, speaking of 02:53 < bridge> https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/discussions/35511 02:53 < bridge> updoot? pls? 02:53 < bridge> i could just do it but i'm lazy 02:53 < bridge> Installing plugins, as in Zed, you don't have microsoft marketplace to quickly search / install plugins 02:53 < bridge> And I'm too lazy to manually set them up in Zed 02:53 < bridge> :owo: 02:53 < bridge> you have zed marketplace which has ample plugins 02:54 < bridge> but it comes with clangd support 02:54 < bridge> you literally just need the binary 02:54 < bridge> i think CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS is on 02:54 < bridge> it ships it's own lsp as a binary even, it works out of the box 02:54 < bridge> yeah and it installs some core plugins automatically when it detects it 02:54 < bridge> i think CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS is on, in ddnet at least? maybe you are supposed to set that on the command line. idgaf i just put it in my lists usually 02:54 < bridge> i guess i missed the problem then 02:54 < bridge> but I use many plugins that Zed won't pick up 02:54 < bridge> for conveniency 02:54 < bridge> oh you just mean lack of support 02:54 < bridge> kinda 02:55 < bridge> yeah there were some things i miss a little bit but it's worth using anyway imo 02:55 < bridge> Updooted, I agree 02:55 < bridge> Just looked into Bevy vs. Godot, see how they're developing recently, but this looks interesting of combining parts of both! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enP4bopQllw 02:55 < bridge> It's perfect for debugging and coding, but it's terrible when it comes to plugins or QoL stuff 02:55 < bridge> btw, if anyone wants to know 02:55 < bridge> ``` 02:55 < bridge> // disable what telemetry can be disabled 02:55 < bridge> "telemetry": { 02:55 < bridge> "diagnostics": false, 02:55 < bridge> "metrics": false 02:55 < bridge> }, 02:55 < bridge> 02:55 < bridge> // disable AI integration 02:55 < bridge> "features": { 02:55 < bridge> "edit_prediction_provider": "none" 02:55 < bridge> }, 02:56 < bridge> "agent": { 02:56 < bridge> "enabled": false, 02:56 < bridge> "version": "2" 02:56 < bridge> }, 02:56 < bridge> "language_models": { 02:56 < bridge> "anthropic": { 02:56 < bridge> "version": "1", 02:56 < bridge> "api_url": "" 02:56 < bridge> }, 02:56 < bridge> "google": { 02:56 < bridge> "api_url": "" 02:56 < bridge> }, 02:56 < bridge> "ollama": { 02:56 < bridge> "api_url": "" 02:56 < bridge> }, 02:56 < bridge> "openai": { 02:56 < bridge> "version": "1", 02:56 < bridge> "api_url": "" 02:56 < bridge> }, 02:56 < bridge> It's just GDRust with Bevy on it 02:56 < bridge> A Rust GDExtension that can use Bevy 02:57 < bridge> Not as simple as it sounds sure, but Bevy is not a core renderer in Godot 02:57 < bridge> Not as simple as it sounds sure, but Bevy is not a core render handler in Godot 02:57 < bridge> Anyway 02:57 < bridge> he literally just said it looks interesting 02:58 < bridge> :feelsbadman: mb 02:58 < bridge> It gets the job done with no visual eyecandy and is super fast while doing so 02:58 < bridge> 02:58 < bridge> I dislike vsc but zed doesn't work properly on windows. I tried fixing it before but the gnu tool chain just frickin fails to generate a data directory :KEKW: 02:59 < bridge> And I don't want msvc wasting 7gb of my harddrive just to compile zed 02:59 < bridge> guys have you forgotten 02:59 < bridge> we already had the best text editor decades ago 02:59 < bridge> So you know how I feel and yet you don't understand why I ranted about ddnet-rs? xdd 02:59 < bridge> I use helix btw 02:59 < bridge> wow that's based 02:59 < bridge> whats bad about vscofe 02:59 < bridge> vscofe, ah yes 03:00 < bridge> You ranted about a project that I know the effort put in 03:00 < bridge> 03:00 < bridge> msvc belongs to one of the world's biggest tech companies 03:00 < bridge> J🤮vaScr🤮pt 03:00 < bridge> I don't say the project is shit lol 😭 03:00 < bridge> You ranted about a project that I know the effort put in 03:00 < bridge> 03:00 < bridge> msvc belongs to one of the worlds biggest tech companies 03:01 < bridge> slowwww, nibbles on my memory and popups that can't be disabled 03:01 < bridge> Your fault for running on 32kb DDR1 03:02 < bridge> >:( 03:02 < bridge> OMG WAIT actually 03:02 < bridge> it's packaged! 03:02 < bridge> in msys2 03:02 < bridge> Teero your PC can't handle ddr5 right 03:02 < bridge> I use too many text editors lol notepad++ notepadqq, vim, nano, VS Codium 03:02 < bridge> maybe we just cry about Rust because what kind of project actually generates enough code to threaten your available disk space 03:02 < bridge> ofc it can't xd 03:02 < bridge> can it handle ddr4 03:02 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1402456805577326622/image.png?ex=6893fb2e&is=6892a9ae&hm=fa02dec147ff8b026f6f00b87b87c4562c61119dfc76ad0d86ef66c6015fefcd& 03:02 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1402456829782655117/image.png?ex=6893fb34&is=6892a9b4&hm=7c4c3167f4c761ec16d4b060081ec50740fc4e3a9e053695effff40c8b5c5439& 03:02 < bridge> Thanks for the flashbang 03:02 < bridge> https://tenor.com/view/i-don%27t-know-idk-idk-about-that-gif-7336250873949261946 03:02 < bridge> yea i think so, else i would have terabytes of memory 03:02 < bridge> sorry 03:03 < bridge> i have a lot of ddr3 laying around 03:03 < bridge> i forgot ppl hate light mode 03:03 < bridge> I may be able to send you 32gigs 03:03 < bridge> ??? wtf 03:03 < bridge> Depending on my dad, I can ask him tomorrow 03:03 < bridge> ive got a bunch of spare ddr3 lol 03:03 < bridge> im at 16gb rn 03:03 < bridge> i was on ddr3 so long 03:03 < bridge> but im not in need, i have the 256gb swap 03:03 < bridge> LOL 03:03 < bridge> nah bro u need ram 03:03 < bridge> Brother, you are desperate 03:03 < bridge> :KEKW: 03:03 < bridge> You should be atleast 03:03 < bridge> that is a shitload of swap fwiw 03:04 < bridge> what are you doing, like 03:04 < bridge> a what 03:04 < bridge> running huge models and letting them run overnight 03:04 < bridge> He's hacking the neural network of the teeworld 03:04 < bridge> i want amd strix halo 128gb apu anyone wanna fund me 03:04 < bridge> making sure my programs don't run out of memory xd 03:04 < bridge> like never 03:04 < bridge> that's too much man... 03:04 < bridge> i mean, not too much, you'll just never ever use that much 03:04 < bridge> 64 wasn't enough 03:04 < bridge> (he ran out of 64gb before) 03:04 < bridge> i would bet money u were doing something weird 03:04 < bridge> Hey, at least his OS won't crash by a memory leak for sure :troll: 03:04 < bridge> Ah damn phone so slow 03:04 < bridge> well no, i actually do for the tas generation stuff 03:04 < bridge> Teero, send him your blue screens rn 03:04 < bridge>