#dcay

[roguesenses]

❛ i won’t stop killing until you kill me. ❜

&. 𝐝𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐬𝐭𝐲 𝐬𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐬. (accepting)

Collapsed  buildings,  ruptured  ground,  and  crimson-soaked  soil.  The  air  held  a  faint  metallic  scent  from  all  the  blood  shed  by  heroes  during  this  battle.  The  people  that  he  had  admired,  cared  for,  and  perhaps  even  loved.  Every  time  he  drew  in  a  breath,  Izuku  tasted  their  agony  and  was  reminded  of  his  failure.  

Guilt  transformed  quickly  into  anguish,  and  from  there  gave  away  to  anger.  His  mind,  for  a  time,  begged  to  be  taken  over  by  pure  rage  because  in  that  state  he  wouldn't  have  to  acknowledge  or  experience  the  pain  of  his  losses.  

Except  he  could  not  let  himself  do  that...must  not  be  that  irresponsible  when  there  was  still  so  much  sitting  on  his  shoulders.  He  has  to  be  a  hero,  turn  the  situation  around  and  rescue  everyone.  

And  that  included  him.  

"Why?"  Izuku  demanded.  "Why  won't  you  just  stop?"  

Perhaps  they  were  past  the  point  of  communicating,  but  Izuku  could  not  stop  the  words  from  spilling  from  his  lips.  Emerald  eyes  trained  on  his  supposed  nemesis,  bright  light  spilling  from  the  corners  of  his  eyes  instead  of  tears.  "Isn't  there  any  part  of  you  that  wants  more  than  this  from  the  world?"  He  gestured  at  the  wreckage  that  surrounded  them,  the  mess  that  had  become  of  what  was  once  beautiful.

"I  won't  let  you  destroy  everything,"  he  told  the  villain.  "All  for  One's  greed  for  power  and  your  hatred  will  not  triumph  over  our  collective  will."  Izuku  was  not  in  this  fight  alone,  and  all  the  previous  users  of  One  for  All  remain  determined.  "I  will  defeat  you,  Shigaraki,  and  then  I  will  save  you."  

There  was  a  child  there,  buried  deep  inside,  thin  shoulders  shaking  as  he  cried.  No  amount  of  wrath  would  make  Izuku  forget  the  boy,  just as  no  amount  of  deterrence  should  turn  a  hero  away  from  his  core  ideal  of  trying  to  save  everyone.  

[explodcor]

//continued from here (new post cuz legacy editor).

How in the fuck--?!

It was like all Shigaraki had to do was wave his hand and they were immediately in another part of the city. He glanced around, looking for any sort of landmark that could indicate their location, but nothing looked familiar.

His eyes then locked onto the villain's back. They were alone--as far as he knew--It'd be so easy to just--

His palms were practically itching to attack the bastard. Hell, even just shouting for help didn't see all that crushing to his pride anymore. He was sure there were people nearby.

Katsuki's resistance died in his throat the moment Crusty said that he knew he wanted to attack him. Shit!

He knew he was fucked. Shigaraki wasn't bluffing. If Katsuki attacked, he'd likely be dead within seconds.

He sucked in a deep breath and let it out. He quickened his walking pace, so he could walk side by side with the villain rather than remain behind him. "...Okay, chat about what?" he asked quietly.

@dcay

[clavainov]

leaving the humid mountain enclave to go visit the desert slightly north of me hold tight there will be pictures of the bugs of 200km away which are definitely distinct to the bugs where i live

[houseofmonsterz]

(spoilers: the third one is you)

[teensy-universe]

i've been meaning to make posts here that aren't rbs but haven't gotten around to it. urrmm have him

[m1shapanda]

if i’m being honest i feel like shit :(( like i just want to day to end already

nauruururur :(( i hope u feel better soon!! huhu sometimes shit just sucks huhu

[feralmoonlight]

The DCAI gave me a fullass plot for Vampire Sun actually working in the daycare and playing it off like he's not a vampire (but he does think biting is neat) and teasing his handler about asking about vampires and building a little relationship and one day at crafts time makes them a little red ribbon 'necklace' and something something oops he's actually a vampire, is reader gonna let him bite them for real?

[mod-python]

if it makes you feel any better anon, I only do digital art and I never claim anyone who says no traditional art in their form because it annoys the hell out of me. some of my oc’s most treasured artworks are traditional comms or dcay pieces. if you do manage to get someone who’s not up their own ass about traditional stuff it might end up being their favorite thing they’ve gotten.

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[mfgentlegrowl]

My first DCAY post in a long time :)

This is Caramella for Fan_Endey

[invece-sto-sdraiato]

thank you @ne-spivay-ranenko for tagging me 🥰🥰

I've been listening to the same stuff on repeat so there's not much variety here...

I tag @anxious-witch @jerevision @arendellepeach @vikersund @vse-kar-vem @saallotar (no pressure, anyone who wishes to do can ofc 😘)

[godofvillains-arch]

Art by dcay!

Mon (or Mon-chan. Mon the II) Is Shigaraki's puppy and ALSO a emotional support animal. Shigaraki even sometimes brings him to stores and the sorts to help calm him down. Mon also wakes Shigaraki from nightmares and helps soothe him when he is angry or depressed or suffering from a PSTD episode. Mon does a LOT to help Shigs and the two have a very tight bond.

[h0useofw0lves]

best release of 2022 ?

fundatons of dcay (sorry boring answr i just don’t listen to much new music i’m sory i know it’s bad 😔)

[govindhtech]

DDR5 MRDIMM: The Future Of Data Transfer And Performance

Intel Data Center Chips are enhanced with new ultrafast memory.

DDR5 MRDIMM provide a novel, effective module design to improve system performance and data transfer speeds. In order to enable applications to surpass DDR5 RDIMM data speeds, multiplexing enables the combination and transmission of several data signals over a single channel, hence expanding the capacity without the need for more physical connections.

How by cleverly doubling the memory bandwidth of conventional DRAM modules, Intel and industry partners were able to release top-end Xeon CPUs with a plug-and-play solution. System memory, or DRAM, is essential to performance even though Intel’s main product emphasis is on the processors, or brains, that power computers. In servers, this is particularly true, since the number of processor cores has increased faster than the memory bandwidth (i.e., the memory bandwidth available per core has decreased).

This mismatch has the potential to be a bottleneck in heavy-duty computing tasks like weather modeling, computational fluid dynamics, and certain forms of artificial intelligence.

What Is MRDIMM

Intel experts have discovered a way to break through that constraint after years of work with industry partners. They have developed a unique method that has produced the quickest system memory ever and is expected to establish a new open industry standard. The first to take use of this new memory, known as MRDIMM, for improved performance in the most plug-and-play way possible are the newly released Intel Xeon 6 data center CPUs.

According to Intel’s Xeon product manager in the Data Center and AI (DCAI) division, “a significant percentage of high-performance computing workloads are memory-bandwidth bound,” which is the kind of task that MRDIMMs are most likely to help with.

This is the tale of the DDR5 (Multiplexed Rank Dual Inline Memory Module)MRDIMM for narrative efficiency. It sounds almost too wonderful to be true.

Bringing Parallelism to System Memory, with Friends

What Is RDIMMs

As it happens, the most widely utilized memory modules for data center tasks, called RDIMMs, actually feature parallel resources, much like contemporary computers. That’s just not how they’re utilized.

A senior principle engineer in memory pathfinding in DCAI is one of the two ranks for performance and capacity in the majority of DIMMs. It’s the ideal location.

One way to conceptualize ranks is as follows:

Banks: one set of memory chips on a module would belong to one rank, while the others would belong to the other. Data may be separately stored and retrieved across many ranks using RDIMMs, but not at the same time.

The electrical load of each MRDIMM is combined by the mux buffer, enabling the interface to function more quickly than RDIMMs. Additionally, the bandwidth of memory is increased because both ranks may now be read in tandem.

This jump, which would typically require many generations of memory technologies to accomplish, results in the fastest system memory ever constructed (in this example, peak bandwidth climbs by approximately 40%, from 6,400 mega transfers per second (MT/s) to 8,800 MT/s).

Same Standard Memory Module, Just Faster

You may now be asking yourself, “Wait a minute,” whether Intel is returning to the memory market. No. Throughout its history, Intel has abandoned its different memory product businesses, some of which are extremely well-known, despite having begun as a memory firm and inventing technologies like EPROM and DRAM.

The MRDIMM‘s simplicity of usage is what makes it unique. There is no need to modify the motherboard since it uses the same connection and form factor as a standard RDIMM (even the tiny mux chips fit in previously unoccupied spaces on the module).

The reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS) and error-correcting capabilities of RDIMMs are also present in MRDIMMs. To Vergis, data integrity is preserved regardless of how distinct requests are multiplexed over the data buffer.

All of this implies that data center clients have the option to choose MRDIMMs when placing an order for a new server, or they may subsequently remove the server from the rack and replace the RDIMMs with new MRDIMMs. Enjoy the improved performance without changing a single line of code.

Xeon 6 + MRDIMM 

A CPU that is compatible with MRDIMMs is necessary, and the Intel Xeon 6 processor with Performance-cores, code-named Granite Rapids, which was released this year, is the first one on the market.

Two identical Xeon 6 systems one with MRDIMMs and the other with RDIMMs were evaluated in recent independent testing. Up to 33% more work was done by the MRDIMM-equipped machine.

Small language models(SLMs) and conventional deep learning and recommendation system workloads are among the AI workloads that can readily operate on Xeon and benefit from the bandwidth improvement that MRDIMM provides.

MRDIMMs have been released by leading memory suppliers, and more memory manufacturers are anticipated to follow suit. With assistance from OEMs like NEC, high-performance computing facilities like the National Institute for Fusion Science and the National Institute for Quantum Science and Technology are aggressively implementing Xeon 6 with P-cores due to MRDIMMs.

Read more on Govindhtech.com

[houseofmonsterz]

evil horrible creature with malicious intent

[andronetalks]

Denmark’s first AI supercomputer is now operational

Novo Nordisk Foundation October 23, 2024 The new AI supercomputer, named “Gefion” and built on NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD, was launched at an event in Copenhagen, where HM King Frederik X of Denmark, Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA, and Nadia Carlsten, CEO of DCAI, symbolically turned the system “on”. The supercomputer is now being readied for customers, starting with a pilot phase where it will…

[salty-cs]

not gonna lie i think the DCAY rule about sketchy lineart not being allowed sucks. sketchy/rough lines =/= messy lazy art and i hate how that's like subtly being implied but also, in a game about drawing free art for people on a kids game site when artists could be spending that time drawing art that actually gets them paid, it's just weird to me to be so picky on something like that anyway. if you must though i can see visible guidelines and whatever being banned, and the pieces having to always be colored and have clear effort is understandable, but sketchy lines are often a stylistic choice and have their own charm and a lot of artists literally only have sketchy lineart. so i guess unless i start neatly lining again (which i gave up doing for a reason mind you) i can just never play DCAY again even though my art is otherwise neat and has plenty of effort put into it lol. kinda sucks tbh because i used to love playing it

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