CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@gsuberland hm yeah you're right, i could verify the conductivity of the water to be in Gohm range and then it's likely fine; plus I'm not aiming for aesthetics so i could teflon tape the everliving hell of every connection

@gsuberland what... does D5 mean here? model number? size?

@gsuberland could always fill it with galden haha

@gsuberland bykski d5?

@malwareminigun i don't think shipping to the UK will bite (it's for personal use, no?) but i'd need two... i could buy a different (cheaper) one on aliexpress for 65 GBP each

@gsuberland anything to watch out for?

also, what should i use as the coolant? i don't want potential water leaks on the very expensive to replace setup, 100% glycol maybe?

it sounds really exhausting (well, really loud mainly. it is supposed to be exhausting) to be removing a maximum of 600 W of heat with a server flow-through cooler so i'm thinking about rigging up a liquid cooling setup somehow. i don't know if anybody has stock water cooling blocks for AMD SP3 socket but i think i can just do some machining and make waterblocks for it?

anyway this is the imouto

the oneesan is going to be a 128 core dual Epyc 7763 machine with 0.5 TB of RAM

that one i plan to offer to the open source community as a way to help leaving GitHub

@k mainly a bunch of C++/Rust projects for myself and friends

okay! check out this cutie. this is the new CI/build server that i've been assembling for the last month (hard drive for scale, there are no hard drives inside)

• Chinese X99 motherboard (excellent)
• 20-core Xeon E5-2630
• 64 GB RAM + 32 GB swap on Optane
• 2.5 Gbit ethernet
• 3840 GB of NVMe cache

all in a tiny and more importantly quiet envelope

@joe stare

@cinebox @Yuvalne @burnoutqueen i was thinking of something entirely biological, i feel if you're allowed adding weirdly shaped metal it's not even challenging

@Yuvalne @burnoutqueen methane-producing bacteria + enclosed space :3

@ignaloidas however since then i've received uhhh enough RAM that i need to bump up my home insurance policy so it's no longer so relevant

@ignaloidas i actually originally got it for that

it's held together with sticky tape not just because it's thematically appropriate but also because i've lost the screws that came with it. or maybe the screws were never in the box in the first place. i'm not sure

please enjoy this piece of modern art i've just constructed

@c0dec0dec0de @SRAZKVT @lu_leipzig I think it's different for corporate. I don't really care about most corporate code I touch (that isn't already OSS I maintain that is), it's completely whatever. I care a lot about this in projects I'm invested in success of

@SRAZKVT @lu_leipzig there is a more real problem of "some people bounce off contributing if you ask them to fix style"

@SRAZKVT @lu_leipzig if every language i cared about (at this point: mainly rust, python, and c++) had highly configurable formatters i would not care to spend as much effort as i'm planning to on ml research