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>>109687834do you fire them right after they finish?>>109687939don't feed the trolls
>>109691434I was not trolling, CL is really dead.
>>109688989follow the link for SIMD usage. follow the other link in >>109605281 for other inline assembly usage that eventually gets mmaped to an executable page at runtime.DISASSEMBLE is a built-in function required by the standard.DEFINE-COMPILER-MACRO is a built-in macro required by the standard. DEFMACRO is a built-in macro required by the standard, macros expand at compilation time which can be used to have a more performant runtime.COMPILE and COMPILE-FILE are functions defined by the standard which can be invoked at runtime.
CL will have this silly bullshit but not decent web tools.
>>109692294who doesn't love printing numbers in roman numerals as a base language feature?what web tools are missing for you?
After getting dumped by Artix, Xlibre relies now on Accreetion (who?) OS, Cuerd (you-read-that-right) OS and Lunduke (kek) OS.The future is bright! Fuck the toxic Xorg elements and big-tech moles! Xorg is dead!(Adopt us please...)
>>109686453Exposing Nouse and Autist
>>109655609These Xlibre threads remind me of all of the "Amiga Comeback!" announcements in Amiga magazines in the mid 1990s. The same persistent utter detachment from reality.
>>109691753A MIGA
>>109655609XLibre is almost free (free as in not contained by any distros)
>>109692320Kek
CRTs are, by a considerable margin, the best method we've discovered for tricking the human brain into perceiving motion and it's not even close. >film is dogshit>lcds are actually the worst replacement ever>oleds only look good bc lcds are just that badwith motion clarity it's unparalleled. a good tube takes decades to die, hell some outlive you. they're thick as a brick and you have to have actual strength to get one in your house. this was ensouled, reliable tech killed by corporate greed and now we all use overpriced dogshit calculator displays.
>>109688783>Dell P990P991*The G1 chassis ones
>>109688680Honestly the only reason why i picked a Mitsubishi over a Trinitron is reliability and well not much choice, but i heard Sonys are much more high maintenance
>>109680024do it, it makes a tremendous difference.i used to be a pretty good quake 3 player, then around 2002 switched to lcd. at the time i wasn't playing that much anymore and didn't really notice a huge difference, maybe my eyes got tired quicker and stopped playing altogether. 20 years later i got a sony pvm to watch some old 90s sitcoms. bored one day and booted up elden ring. jfc...couldn't believe it. the world actually looked like how reality looked, not fidelity wise, but everything stayed so sharp in motion. 2d games like mario, axiom verge, hyperlightdrifter, the sharpness was unbelievable. i was lucky this was just before the crt rush so i obtained some nice 21" eizo's as a few crt projectors. beware though, i can't stand playing on anything but crt anymore. ignorance is bliss..>>109688314yeah about $1000 internationally. good thing i could get others locally.
>>109669616crts gave me eye cancer. couldnt go more than 2 hrs until eyes get watery. never had that issue with anything that came after.
>>109669616>CRT TVsuseful for retro games>CRT monitorsdeprecated
Im convinced that high quality video destroyed the internet. The internet used to be almost exclusively text-based, you had to read to learn anything, just like a book. Pics were generally low quality, you had shitty gifs and clip art, and videos were sub-VHS tier or flash animations. The flood of internet videos on the web around 2016-2018 (look up "Pivot to Video") completely destroyed the integrity of every site. Social media became cancer too obviously due to algorithmic feeds but the switch to visual based communication from written communication massively lowered the quality of everyy website, not just social media. Hell, look at 4chan, you could probably link the decline in posting quality with the introduction of .webm. 4chan was better with images and gifs.
>>109690795You parrot all this, yet I don't see you bookmarking my gemini/gopher site
>>109690795Be happy that all the commercial hobnobs are churning out video slop for casuals. You don't need to browse YouTube.
>>109690817/thread
>>109690795yes. tech makes possible things at a scale that we are not equipped to deal with, we are calibrated evolutionary for scarcityit's like obesity. but with tech, youtube, social media, videogames, celebrity gossip, travelling, basically every aspect of modern society really. tech and global conectivity breaks us
>>109690817No clue what this was supposed to mean.OP is of course correct. But for me the web began to die in 2010 after JavaScript replaced many otherwise well functioning sites. Infinite scrolling was the reaper.
Are there any workaround yet to get twitter feeds back to the way they were a few weeks ago? When you could view tweets, replies, and retweets all in the same feed, instead of the split up feeds that the new layout introduced?
>>109689594Twitter addition is listed on the DSM as a serious mental illness
>>109689623
Does this board look like twitter help .com to you? Fuck off!
Only massive fags use and care about Twitter. It's been a net negative for everybody. Let it die or accept you are responsible for allowing it to thrive.
>>109689594First, see the following posts:>>109692162>>109689943Then contemplate them as you kill yourself, you worthless social media addled aidsnigger.
Why were so many devs struggling with PS2 and PS3?PS3 was basically a standard PCPS2 was an experimental hardware with propietary technology
>>109691972>it had much more in common with PowerPC macswhich are computers >Silicon Graphics workstationsalso computers
>>109686656Because G80 released the same month and showed that you didn't need retarded hardware to have generally programmable supercomputer on a chip. And it also chewed through regular APIs with no problem too. Developers simply didn't see it as worthwhile to deal with Sony's poverty chip bullshit unless they were captives.
>>109691980>which are computersSmartphones and smart fridges are also computers but we don't call them PCsPC is just an IBM marketing term that is frozen in time, otherwise only general purpose OS computers qualify for that term.>>Silicon Graphics workstations>>also computersTheir entire job was to render CGI, not general purpose computing work.
>>109691996>not general purpose computing work.they are just UNIX workstations with advanced graphical capabilities
>>109691996>Their entire job was to render CGI, not general purpose computing work.You mean control the security in Jurassic Park?
What are the ramifications of not buying a PC and sticking with Thinkpad T480 until the release of DDR6?
>>109691965Use case?
>>109691973To save money
Don't worry so much. AI won't make you starve. Even if it takes away your ability to earn wages, other people will give you food and shelter out of the kindness of their hearts.
>>109690739>AI won't make you starve.But I was told AI is communist?
>>109690739Oh no, no more concern trolling Mr. Pakesh, you have absolutely terrorized the board already. You must be swimming in izzat and bitches. I bet your mother is very proud of what you have done.
>>109690739Ai wont starve and bankrupt you, but I definitely will.
F wagebot
How can one man be this based?
>>109682665>technologist
>>109691607$£0€, I'm a loicensed FACT-checker since the flu-19
>>109691559>why do youhave a reading comprehension?>lunduke is a "journalist" ie a parasite like every single journalist on this planeti see you copy my words with a group claims. nope, they are different, they are not equal. Lunduke is mid, as i said (some retarded mod removed it though), because he doesnt ask sharp questions (where is the money?). there are journalists that chew the gum, and there are journalists like Cucker Tardson who are able to put a trap, put a pin on a chair for the interviewee, this creates fun and people like it, like it more than chewing the same gum.DHH is a mid and is not a technologist. he was bought by ack-thropican AI-Guddites. he has no 8 millions, its a con man trick. - call the Dell CEO and iterview him about this money Lunduke. what? you cannot find the channel? you're shy? see, thats what defines top journalism from mid journalism.
I think DHH is a pretty cool guy eh races cars and doesn't afraid of anything
>>109691768>put a pin on a chairmany try it, many know about it. but few are able to put it right. here for example (just a random reccomendation from youtube ive got)https://youtu.be/WNmUYyqF2P0?t=875
LLMs have only really gotten good at coding in the past 6 months or so and always will have gotten good enough just 6 months prior for years to come. You will always be using the wrong model and / or prompting it wrong. Deal with it, luddite
>>109686733Good.>work from home>spend half an hour making AI prompts to do all my tasks>spend the next 7 hours fucking around, watching anime, fucking my wife, playing with my kids, working around my house, shitposting>spend 30 minutes making pull requests>get paid full timeLife is amazing.
>>109686860What do you do to most efficiently compile requirements and turn them ino long running prompts? I use the Fable through the Claude API using the good boy points the company gives us, and while my work is much lighter compared to what it would be without AI, I am still having to check in every minute or few to verify actions, review dev progress from the AI, and deliberate what options are best in its planning feature. Very useful overall, but the more efficiency the better. Any help is appreciated, thanks!
>>109686860Enjoy while it lastsIn a year you are gonna be proompting 12 hours non stop to meet your KPIs
>>109688555This already happens in every tech companyI worked at a cyber company and with Claude Code, MCP’s and spec kit development you’re basically coding with prompts, and now have way more to do in a single sprint. Of course they’ll use that to suck you dry and get more work done
>>109686733Skill issue. I got a lot of use out of Qwen3-30B and Qwen3-Coder-30B a year ago, and I get even more out of Qwen3.5-35B now.
https://www.debian.org/vote/2026/vote_002
>>109688092If this was from a random project I might be concerned but it's Debian. Randos on the internet who don't have jobs nor go to church severely underestimate the utility of institutions. Debian is chock full of good stewards who will rule on these things correctly, and if it becomes a problem, they can always just change it later.
>>109688092Another thread of Omarchy shills...
Is there anything on ganoo leenux that isn't being raped by AI anymore? Even the kernel itself is being vibeslopped nowadays. It's only a matter of time before the entire ecosystem implodes under massive amounts of technical debt and jeetcoding.
>>109688092AI is better at programming than 99.9% of humans now. Seethe.
>>109688092gooddebian is a rotting corpse of distrobest thing that could happen to it is cybernetics
Why do boomers love AI generated nostalgia-slop so much? Give me your best theories
>>109688982Your brain is rotten.
>>109689004That's his sister...
>>109689020Back in my day we called that a twofer!
>>109676758as a GenX...i just use AI for porn desu.
>>109680646Rekt
>the first and only person to build a game in rust of actual professional qualityhow did he do it?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jusWW2pPnA0
>>109687439Seconding that anon
I forgot about this game (?)seems like something comfy to get on sale for this upcoming winter
>>109685535Isn't that that jam-level game?
>>109687439Sent you a DM :)
>>109687439just use a youtube downloader or privacy frontend if it's such a big deal for you. do you need me to hold your hand while you type the words in like a big boy?
What is the best layout?
>>109659525
>>109659567Desk layout is 3, but side-sitter, so this one's closer to it in practice. Not great on my neck though.
>>1096595251 with a big monitor (not ultra-wide). the rest is cope and/or larp.
>>109690404Ultrawide isn't cope or larp lmao. Imagine me having a desk/table for my workspace that was 72 inches long and 30 inches deep and I was able to comfortably fit and reach all my tools and parts while working. Meanwhile you only have a table thats 36 inches wide and 15 inches deep. Your table is falling over with stuff and half the things you need are kept in a separate place you have to keep going over to back and forth. That's the different between 1 monitor and multiple monitors. Now imagine my 1 72inch table is a solid piece of steel or wood and solid while someone else's is 4 of your tables stuck together with little cracks where they join and maybe one of the legs on one of them is different than the legs on another. That's the difference. I could literally never go back to having less than 1 big giant screen across my desk. It's like self injury at that point.
>>1096595254
At what point can we begin interpreting data collection as unauthorized spying.?If the guy next to you in a public venue knew what you watched on your TV, knew all your phone call history, all your browsing history, knew your porn preference, knows everyone you have ever had sex with, you would find that to be incredibly invasive, breach of privacy, literal spying.But because its a large company that does it, we are gaslit into normalizing it.Private spaces: You cannot record inside a neighbor's home, bedrooms, bathrooms, or private fenced backyards. Same should apply to gadgets phones TVs computers etc. Any statistics logs etc should be open source reviewable and fully anonymized
>>109690498>mustAh, yes. Now that we have this settled the discussion can end here because that's not changing anytime soon.
>>109690138Because you get something in return, the guy next to you wont be able to give you the dopamine frying slop you crave.I agree tho but these corpos have entire governments in their pocket so I don’t see it changing anytime soon
>>109690138> At what point can we begin interpreting data collection as unauthorized spying.?Since the Snowden revelations became public, only way around it will require immense organized social movements or just going analog.Governments will not give up the power of the surveillance state with a deputized private sector being a wreath around the swamp.
you think you climbed high? muuhhahahahahaha
>>109690138isaar btfo
