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Just FYI you have to bring your own Altman email. This is just a bash script that runs as a subprocesses and fires off an email to whoever you choose.
Fun fact: WinRAR is more profitable than Open AI.
I find it more useful than OpenAI too.
I mean, considering its only use is taking attention away from the better, free, open-source solution that is 7zip, I consider it a net negative.
And yet it is still far more useful than OpenAI.
what if we had “ram altman” and it had something to do with cars
A Linux script that hacks into known security vulnerabilities on Dodge Ram trucks and attempts to
Sam Altman based on his last known GPS coordinates?What if we had “scam altman” and it looked exactly the same as it does right now?
what if we had SLAM Altman and he was a pro wrestler
what if we had SAM Altman and it had something to do with missiles
Come get me Creepio
64 GB of RAM
Bourgeois
It’s for …
science I swear.Ok i decided to build myself a top of the line AM4 luxury gay space heater, as a treat. It’s running
which is actually really good at RAM management
Compared to winblows which breaks more with every update.I’ll face the wall now.
Any reason you’ve got 64 GB of RAM? Not interrogating you. I just haven’t found a reason to get more than 32 GB other than anxiety about future proofing.
And to be perfectly upfront, I just checked my home PC remotely, and only 16GB out of 32GB is in use. It’s just running Salad to rent out my GPU at the moment.
For me it was future-proofing, since I like to keep my computer as long as possible, and the previous time I bought one the RAM went from overkill to barely enough over the years.
I’d rather buy an expensive computer every 10 years than a cheap one every 3.
I initially built for future proofing. I also wanted to have enough to run science apps like BOINC distributed science computing which I have been running since my Phantom II machine, 4K games, and now slightly dabble with local AI models. I would like to learn video editing some day as well.
I got right at the top end of AM4 and before all this RAM shortage craziness went down. Prices were just starting to go up so it was a bit to hedge too. I know 32GB is more than enough. I debate at times to take out 2 sticks (4x16GB) in case some ram goes bad, or slight performace boost, now that DDR4 is mostly outdated and good luck finding any for a reasonable price.
It’s just running Salad to rent out my GPU at the moment.
how much does one make off of this in a typical month?
Probably not enough to care if you’re paying for your electricity. I’m living in a sharehouse where utilities are included, so I get to keep all of the $2.25 to $2.75 USD that it makes me during the day. It would probably cost me 60-65p just to run the GPU for that long. My room is tiny and well insulated, so my RTX 4080 Super generates enough heat to keep my room warm with the radiator turned off, so it’s probably not costing my landlord much more.
I got it for 3d rendering, since you need buckets of RAM just to render a few passes of a complex scene. It course as soon as I build that PC I got a job where I’m just doing 2d and don’t need the expensive 3d pipeline lol.
Now it just exists to be fed to containers when I feel like running them.
Yes. I knew that 3D design, video editing, local AI and other niche uses benefit from large amounts of RAM. I was just interested to hear about their usage, as most people don’t have the skills for design or video editing, and are either fine with online LLMs or completely against them entirely.
as someone with a laptop that still has 8GB of ram (but can upgrade!), i’m jelly
Heh
