>>108601392
nothing is simpler than efi stub
>>108602011
pretty sure one of cachy's main "differences" is the kernel. does it matter? no. but they make it a difference.

>>108602057
Also the v3 and v4 packages which do make a difference. If any KDE developer lurks 4chan I'd love to see them support Glibc hwcaps in the future for some packages like Mesa, etc. Don't have to do it for everything like CachyOS but for certain system packages it shouldn't bloat the base system too much or result in too much added build system time, etc.

Other distros like OpenSUSE and Fedora, etc, already do this for some stuff I think.

>>108601983
>>108602008
> setting things up nicely takes time and you can make mistakes along the way
I'll definitely make mistakes
is there any other difference between bazzite and cachyos? aside from fedora and arch, and one being immutable

>>108601721
He got metoo'd over some anisine bullshit, he described the experience as annoying in general
https://www.preining.info/blog/2023/03/end-of-support-and-updates-to-the-kde-plasma-debian-builds/
>>108601765
I run most of my shit as Flatpaks or compile the couple of odd CLIs myself anyways, nothing keeps me over to any particular distro other than hardware support.

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I have an aversion to the AUR, yet some programs I want to install without using flatpaks are on there. I'm just about to use Debian Sid instead.

>>108601660
5070

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>>108601660
9070 XT or non XT depending on your budget

Our old Nvidia scat discord server is looking for a new moderator. Apply by me. Codeword jensen.

>>108601649
PC building fomo sure is a sad feeling to have. If the timeline was a year or two ahead of the current schedule I would have probably seriously considered having my big upgrade be a return to Intel, especially if the cost-efficient Arrow Lake Refresh chips also happened. But having a 9800x3d means I will likely be stuck with this for the next decade.

Also the rectangle IHS is more aesthetic than the jigsaw square.

>>108577818
Slackware

Praise Bob

p.s. why is that creepy guy being posted in almost every other thread nowadays? Can we stop that please?

>>108599929
Based.

>>108582459
>a man who is clearly having a mental / psychotic breakdown and is very clearly not a real threat to anyone but himself
>"why didnt he immediately resort to the highest tier of violence?"
why are americans such vile pieces of shit?

>>108599929
>not using LTSC IoT
Literally the only version worth using.

>>108582459
California

>>108600462
He went around back and forced their sliding glass door open. Mexibro had to chase him out of the house with a shovel. Would've been a completely justified shooting.

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I use Nomacs on Arch as my image viewer, but it won't let me switch between images. Like I can't go back or forward, it just won't change the image. Works fine on Windows. Anyone know the reason?

>>108602064
>Anyone know the reason?
Linux sux
Try reinstalling

Can you give me a reason on why cleaning cookies in Firefox used to take 1 second AT MOST for centuries but since the 149 update now it take a couple of minutes?

are there any concerns with gl iNet routers? need something with good security and range.

>>108602163
Didn't work. I wonder if it's because it's a flatpak. Though the gnome one can switch between images just fine and I downloaded that as a flatpak too.

>>108602154
kingtrvke
>>108602127
arachneGOD?

>switch to sonnet 4
>getting better responses than sonnet 4.5
what did anthropic mean by this

>>108602173
id use sonnet 4 if it let me do anything worse than kissing without throwing a fit

>>108602173
Everything is getting worse.

>>108602154
randomness isn't sovl

Kill maids. Behead maids. Roundhouse kick a maid into the concrete. Slam dunk a maid baby into the trashcan. Crucify filthy maids. Defecate in a maids food. Launch maids into the sun. Stir fry maids in a wok. Toss maids into active volcanoes. Urinate into a maids gas tank. Judo throw maids into a wood chipper. Twist maids heads off. Report maids to the IRS. Karate chop maids in half. Curb stomp pregnant maids. Trap maids in quicksand. Crush maids in the trash compactor. Liquefy maids in a vat of acid. Eat maids. Dissect maids. Exterminate maids in the gas chamber. Stomp maid skulls with steel toed boots. Cremate maids in the oven. Lobotomize maids. Mandatory abortions for maids. Grind baby maids in the garbage disposal. Drown maids in fried chicken grease. Vaporize maids with a ray gun. Kick old maids down the stairs. Feed maids to alligators. Slice maids with a katana.

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>>108601217
This is a maidposting site.

>two threads
>zero code

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>>108600879
It's faster for me to do the engineering in my head and then just write the code than it is to do the engineering in my head, translate it from thoughtcode into human readable language, then type all that into the model.

Also, Claude will run with a prompt and do dumb shit that you would immediately avoid if you were actually writing the code yourself.

>>108600879
Show me your vibecoded project and I'll think about it.

>>108601186
i'm not using guile until it has a real alternative to slime/sly

>>108601429
Implementations are free to take what they want from the revised standards. Is the modern day Lisp machine not real software? I all I write with it is real software. Algo trading programs, web apps with clientside code in Scheme with Hoot, etc.

>>108601450
Slime was cool for the introspection. Geiser works great for me.

(defun sunlightp ()
  (let* ((sr/sn (solar-sunrise-sunset (calendar-current-date)))
         (sunrise (caar sr/sn))
         (sunset (caadr sr/sn))
         (time (decode-time (current-time)))
         (fractional-hour (+ (float (caddr time))
                             (/ (float (cadr time)) 60.0))))
    (< sunrise fractional-hour sunset)))

Requires calendar-longitude and calendar-latitude to be set. I was surprised at not being able to find something like this with a quick online search so enjoy.

>>108592197
good idea... here's your language

(display-ascii-string "foo")
(display-sixty-four-bit-integer 42)

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Gotta say, one of my favorite things in using ob-duckdb is doing `:output buffer` on big tables and decreasing font size until I can only see a texture.

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>>108600460
I have these and they sound well good

>>108599906
please someone for the love of FUCK add a filter to get the AI slop videos off of my fucking youtube. I can't stand the fucking AI voice or the word choice I hear it every time and these videos are fucking everywhere

>>108601806
I like when the ai says aword wrong but the channel owner is too retarded to combine letters and words to make the ai say the word he wants correctly.

>>108601806
>>108601832
something worse: when they use ai to transcribe speech, and the captions come out obviously wrong, yet the uploader is too fucking lazy to proofread and fix anything. even when they're, I assume, getting paid by youtube to shit out slop

>>108600512
Oh boy, we have a dumbass here, chat.

>>108597013
Not too far from my own appearance. I'm amused.

>>108597251
yes, but not on stable because the version is always older

>>108587417
What's the deal with OpenBSD's file system? Is it any good compared to ZFS, BTRfs, and ext4

>>108587417
I actually ran OpenBSD on a Thinkpad X200 for about 3 whole years and enjoyed it thoroughly. That was about 5 years ago. I still use OpenBSD from time to time to see what it's like, but for my actual computing at the end of that 3 year period I ultimately decided on Gentoo, and about half a year ago I switched to FreeBSD because I got tired of The Linux Foundation and The Linux Community shenanigans.

OpenBSD's clean, maybe less laptops and GPUs are supported, but whenever a certain laptop or GPU is supported, it's supported completely, more so that FreeBSD.

For example, on FreeBSD my Thinkpads' WiFi chips have some quirks, while on OpenBSD they work flawlessly.

The problem with OpenBSD is that despite its autism, it's essentially just the Apple walled garden philosophy UNIXified.

If you want a simple laptop with the programs they have to offer on their package collection, maybe a simple static web server, or something really simple or straight forward to set up and never worry about, OpenBSD's neat.

Me, I wanted latest versions of programs, wanted to compile my own software from source to customize it, and wanted to get into programming and experiment with all kinds of new languages and libraries.

With OpenBSD they don't want you fucking around compiling software by yourself. Their ports don't allow any kind of customization. If you want to just download source code and compile it yourself, you'll have to do an endless amount of patching yourself to get anything to work, due to their autistic adherence to standards.


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>>108587417
>>108601995
OpenBSD's filesystem situation is shit. It uses FFS2 which is a little modified UFS (as in UNIX File System from the original UNIXes). I never used many of ZFS's or EXT4's more autistic features, so I never cared much, but OpenBSD's FFS2 does NOT support TRIM for SSDs which grinds them out faster.

OpenBSD's FFS2 is like an inferior and somewhat slower EXT3

>>108601526
I'd eat the old Christmas cake - at least I'd get to feel something

>>108601526
i see, i hope you're at least doing fine, then. i'm approaching my 30s myself, and it's been mostly downs over the last decade.

Why would I send computer for repairs with the disk still in it?

>>108601292
>>108601322
>>108601383
nigga... those are BOY feet...

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>>108602139

>>108572985
You buy dell or HP equivalents instead. Or lower end E/L series thinkpads

>>108588269
>cigarettes next to laptops

>>108601868
I hear they cause cancer.

Should I get a T16 gen 7 AMD or save some money with a E16 gen 3 AMD? Both have roughly the same spec, but I am worried about Fedora Linux compatibility.

>>108602200
Sorry T16 gen 4*

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gn all

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>>108602121
gn

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>>108601953
>qwen 30b
lel, no wonder it's retarded

>>108598166
javascript is simply better than your favorite language. ts just makes it easier for you braindead fagets lol

>>108600220
JS is the most braindead language outside of PHP

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>>108598166
>Thinking people would write better code if the language was different
Wrong sadly. No matter what language is used, everything is libraryslop or AIslop nowadays. No one cares about writing anything good or performant anymore unless you are in a field that demands it.

Like 80% of the stuff that needs to be written can be blazing fast in single threaded Javascript, but even simple applications come out janky and slow due to laziness.

>>108600220
Javascript is utterly unusable due to lack of proper primitive types.

I wish Microsoft would pay me six figures a year to polish a turd. No one even uses TS as intended, they just use "any" instead of static types.