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To satisfy you:

Well, you see my parents and grandparents don't understand the concept of ads fully, especially in case of YouTube Shorts. After a few instances of them sharing the ads, thinking they were regular content, i just got the family plan.

Sorry, should've read them.

For future reference, can I copy paste all content and reference link to my site at the bottom of post, or just the content itself?

I think you are misunderstanding something, you don't need a rocm kernel. What you need is the rocm-opencl-runtime.

This video is a year old, but should be enough to get you started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_CgaHyA_n4

You can get it to work on arch, rocm is in the repos.

I suggest you use a container if you proceed though.

A course in college had an assignment which required Ada, this was 3 years ago.

Some models also prefer children for some reason and then you have to put mature/adult in positive prompt and child in negative

AMD is getting better for ML/scientific computing very fast for the regular consumer GPUs. I have seen the pytorch performance more than double on my 6700xt in 6 months to the point that it has better performance than a 3060(not ti).

Please no, this is incredibly dangerous. They didn't stop at giving people AI which gave developers incredibly untrusted and deceptive code. Now they want to run this code without oversight.

People are going to be rm -rf /* by the AI and will only then understand how stupid of an idea this is.

While i didn't benchmark previously, I remember quite vividly the speeds were much slower 7-8 months ago.

If going for an inverter try a sin wave one if it's in your budget.