u/Simonko-912

Image 1 — Issues with bin adding / reading / writing with arithmetic in my computer emulator
Image 2 — Issues with bin adding / reading / writing with arithmetic in my computer emulator

Issues with bin adding / reading / writing with arithmetic in my computer emulator

I was really tired when i wrote this part of the code so arithmetic basicly doesnt work in my simulator, sometimes i write bits from left to right, sometimes opposite, but i tried to fix that.
When i use ADD rn it just sets bits to "" when it should set either to "0" or "1" so i know something is broken. INC atleast seems to not be setting things to "" but seems to add 1s and 0s but its shifted and i dont know if it works. I think i should make a block to write and read the decimals and use that for all of the instructions.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1287676122/

(i wanted to share this project here but noticed the issue with math, also i randomly fixed some predefined macros/variables not replacing the arguments by just making a broadcast instead of putting that into the main parser block.. weird)
also based of all i checked this seems to be the last issue for now until someone finds another, and sorry that i have messy code.
i wrote some examples of code for this emulator in https://github.com/Simonko-912/EBSL for testing. If you wonder what ebsl is, i just came up with a random name for the programing langauge

u/Simonko-912 — 2 days ago

Is my reception good? (20m aluminum diy antenna)

Today i was trying diffrent bands with ft8, and i was able to get all of this, i have a bit diy antenna, two 10m aluminium wires (1.4mm wide) connected together and spread around 2 buildings (like a slope, goes from 10m above ground to roughly 5m) i used a rtl sdr v4 with openwebrx.

theres a slight chance i might get a license in the future so i wanna know if i could reach a few km with a cheap 5w transceiver for example.

i try to spend as little as possible, the wire for the antenna costed around 2 euros, and the rtl sdr was for 60 euros when i bought it.

u/Simonko-912 — 5 days ago

21k image dataset (5gb) from random parts of the internet (and gonna upload more soon)

Files are sorted from first to be scraped to last to be uploaded (my pi didnt have enough storage to download my full db of images so its mostly google)
the text is sometimes good, sometimes its something like "Thumbnail image", i dont recomend training something on it but as a experiment it should be enough.
i will release the full version if either upgrade the pis sd card or i do it on my main pc.
https://huggingface.co/datasets/simonko912/crawl-images

u/Simonko-912 — 7 days ago

Weird cw like thing on pmr446 (slightly below it at ~445.85MHz)

Looks like really slow morse, or something multi tone, can anyone help me tell what it is? (Recorded using my own web sdr, used the cw decoder to have a better look at the signal)

u/Simonko-912 — 8 days ago

Experimental 4chan style SmolLM2 360m adapter

Tested it with random messages that ware alredy 4chan style, was finetuning it in something simular to:
```
[Site: 39chan.moe | Board: /g/ | Thread: 335]

User → replying to Anonymous ("Example message lmao"):

>>1219 >Another example, lol

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```
but I trained it only for 2400 steps for now.
Some messages seem normal, with some 4chan style, some are fully 4 chan like and others are just normal SmolLM2 behavior.

Adapter: https://huggingface.co/simonko912/smollm-chan-beta
Dataset trained on: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Guilherme34/chan-shitpost-3-cleaned (Original by me https://huggingface.co/datasets/simonko912/chan-shitpost-3 )

u/Simonko-912 — 12 days ago
▲ 109 r/RTLSDR

Recieved some weather fax, is this solid reception?

Recieved this with my 20m wire i streched between 2 buildings with a rtl sdr v4 at the 40m band

u/Simonko-912 — 13 days ago

should i try generating ai art on my pc localy?

I had a idea to try generating one locally instead of on servers of openai and etc, remember that it took 20 min per image cpu only, since i dont have a cuda gpu, now i will at least know the energy used to generate my art is ethical

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u/Simonko-912 — 17 days ago

First, ai art doesnt waste water, they usualy use distilled water or mineral oil what gets used again and again, so yes it uses mineral oil / distilled water when the data center is build but that is a one time thing. Second, the issue is mostly with electricity, you might not know if the giant ammounts of electricity they use is from coal, solar, wind, etc. You can still also run ai image gen on your pc too, you just have to have a nvidia card with atleast 8gb of vram and find a ai model that fits, now you know if your energy is ethicaly sourced (for example if you have solar panels). And the ai models are trained on thousands of images of drawings and other things, so please, dont insult people who make art by drawing and etc, since if they stop your ai images won't improove (there won't be more data), and also ai image gen is creative too, it just learned how to generate some things, and then when you tell it to make a mix of those things, it will creatively generate a image on that based if the seed is random (what usually is). So basicly, if you know how to make unique new prompts and things your ai art is creative and real art too, but if you just make someones else art, i wouldnt count that. (Note: i simplified it a bit so everyone can understand it)

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u/Simonko-912 — 18 days ago