>What phone has X and Y feature?https://www.gsmarena.com/search.php3https://www.kimovil.com/en/compare-smartphoneshttps://phonedb.net/index.php?m=device&s=query>Reviewshttps://www.gsmarena.comhttps://www.phonearena.comhttps://www.notebookcheck.net>Recommended phoneshttps://www.gsmarena.com/smartphone_buyers_guide-review-2036.php>Frequency Checkershttps://www.frequencycheck.comComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>109337995You own the phone but not the software. I've never had any issues casting any video. And I'm pretty sure I could run two concurrent audio streams.I missed Swype. Fuck Microsoft for killing it. Is there any way to run it on modern phones? The 64 bit app limitation is really gay. Why couldn't they have a built-in emulator for older apps?
the only version available of red dead that's in ios is the subscription netflix one HOW FUCKING KEKEDyou can't see "illegal" telegram channels on ios because of muh appleterms HOW FUCKING KEKEDyou can't disable the open in appstore shortcut in ios HOW FUCKING KEKED
>>109340060you can't disable the location service from the control panel in ios HOW FUCKING KEKED you must use your apple id to install apps outside of the app store and only for 7 days HOW FUCKING KEKED
you are forced to use apple's WebKit as the sole available web engine HOW FUCKING KEKED
you can't operate an ios device without an apple id HOW FUCKING KEKED
I read blogs in 2026
>>109339796Substack just reminds me of Xitters tho
>>109339796The problem with substack is that it's not really a blog platform like blogspot or wordpress. Rather, it's a social network with all its quirks (followers, likes, ratios, algorithmic feeds, etc.) where people share their "hot" takes. There's no place for technical writings, so it's pointless.
>>109339796yeah most of what I read there was terrible. Strong grifter vibes too.
>>109339865The social network feature was added later and was a terrible mistake in my opinion. It's like a really bad version of Twiter and reduces the quality of the rest of the site. Never trust corporate sites like that to be any good. It's never been harder to host your own website.The meme of "network effects" from social sites is ancient history.
>>109339865And subscriptions. It’s not for the love of the game anymore.
A general for vibe coding, agentic engineering, coding agents, AI IDEs, browser builders, and shipping code with LLMs.## What “vibe coding” is, and how to do ithttps://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/19/vibe-coding/https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/11/using-llms-for-code/## News- (2026-07-16) Qwen announces plans to release Qwen3.8 as open-weights.- (2026-07-16) Roblox announced Build, an AI workflow that turns text prompts into playable games- (2026-07-16) Kimi K3 released and K3.1 announced. Performance reportedly comparable to GPT 5.6 Sol.----## Frontier models using fully-general tooling — start here if you have $20 or sohttps://developers.openai.com/codex/cliComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>109339318sorry man you got SAMMED
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>>109339543It's built in to the head modelThe tooling basically does this but in an automated manner and with previewshttps://wiki.redmodding.org/cyberpunk-2077-modding/modding-guides/npcs/npv-v-as-custom-npc/npv-preparing-the-head-in-blenderThe clothing/asset index it pulls from the other game files
>>109339588I'm a mechanical engineer "vibe coding" hobby projects, and I can see how Ai can make me sidestep the other mechanical engineers(CAD Monkeys) by a large margin.
Character designed by clanker and created using the tooling
Name one thing windows 11 does better than windows 10
>>109335780Anything post 7 is trash.
>>109338630It literally is though.Get zogged by a jeet CEO, goycattle.
>>109335780everything
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>>109335780Looks more modern
My CS degree is literally WORTHLESS. There's no point in pretending. Of course I needed it to get my AI datacenter job. So basically I paid 20k for that alone. I paid 20k as an entry fee for employment.Every software engineer is currently IN DENIAL they all think they are that programmer from ID with the inverse square root algo. Or they are delusional. AI will destroy the field.
real ones knew years in advance this was coming.
I'm studying for a cybersecurity degree
>>109339305When most of a SWE’s time consists of>identify previously-solved problem>apply known solution a token predictor is just fine. But yeah the current architecture will have a hard time doing neurosurgery, or even CS research.
>>109337994As people said AI will remain shit in engineering so long as it can’t do 3D reasoning properly. When you ask it to make small game for you it will give you building with roofs upside down. For law it hallucinates to much and makes up facts that can’t be easily found out unlike code that when broken just won’t compile. Economics has no way of proving if something is right or wrong because unlike regular science you can’t do experiments with controlled variables, hence why libertarian and communist economists are both equally correct.
>>109339976and yet it still sucks at this. Problem solving usually involves decisions and context from real life that is not obvious from code alone.
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>>109339944Samefag. Upon further investigation it's because ublock is intercepting some other tracking metric before the job details loads and that's causing the break.Cool.
>>109337678>>109337888>can't readit's BIOGRAPHICAL, specifically, if you learned to read, he was talking about what's on your resume>>109337516leetcode isn't even on your gay ass list in any way, shape, or form
>Filtering for engineers from flyover country>Underlying assumption is that there are many talented engineers who don't even get the chance to compete on equal footing with privileged peopleIs there any truth to this or is it a bit pretentious?
>>109340038>leetcode isn't even on your gay ass list in any way, shape, or formwhat do you think a "structured interview" is you retard?
>>109340054Overthinking it. Some times its luck, nepotism, education, credentials, and environment and often times it's entirely personal choice, disposition or personal choice such as preference.
OpenGL Supremacy Edition/gedg/ Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki//gedg/_-_Game_and_Engine_Dev_GeneralIRC: irc.rizon.net #/g/gedgProgress Day: https://rentry.org/gedg-jams/gedg/ Compendium: https://rentry.org/gedg/agdg/: >>>/vg/agdgGraphics Debugger: https://renderdoc.org/Requesting Help-Problem Description: Clearly explain your issue, providing context and relevant background information.-Relevant Code or Content: If applicable, include relevant code, configuration, or content related to your question. Use code tags.previous: >>109219142
>>109339140it was the main inspiration for wow, they said it themselveseither way none of those type of mmos are successful
>>109339154it was more than an "inspiration", they hired the leaders of the top eq raiding guild to design their endgameregardless, the gameplay loop even in 2004 was nothing like eq and what it subsequently became is the polar opposite of eq
>>109339181who cares
Is SDL3's GPU API stable enough for a real production yet?
>>109333740Okay Anon, how the hell is that ray traced in real-time? Please answer...I wrote few ray tracers so far, in C, C++, Ada and Fortran, but they weren't fast enough to be used in something like a game engine. I used 3 books about ray tracing (Weekend book series) and a lot of Wikipedia and drawing shit on paper.---Do you simply have some beast-mode GPU, do you use DRI3 stuff, does mutli-threading help, what's the secret?
Snail Editionprevious: >>109304359What are you working on, /g/?
>>109337251This is the actual reason swift never took offhow the fuck can you trust a language if the designers thought that emojis in source code are a good idea
what is this snailcat and luddite memes, i don't it, it feels a forced
>>109329338okay well trying to wrap win32 with c++ is a nightmare
>>109339654You should learn how directory iterators are implemented on Windows, to understand why doing ANYTHING with C++ is a nightmare.>also not wrapping the NTAPIngmi
>>109339654You don't need win32 on GNU Systems
Is dual booting feasible?I want to dual boot Linux and windows HOWEVER I will use two separate physical drives instead of a single partitioned drive.I want to know if there are any problems I could run into with this setup.I don't mind going into BIOS and switching the boot order every time I need to swap OS.
>>109339495I have that exact setup. I'm dual booting windows and cachyos and cachyos installed some bootloader that automatically recognized windows so I set the bios to boot from the cachyos disk and then choose which system I want to boot into from that bootloader menu.
>>109339694Bugs in Windows feature updates have overwritten or destroyed bootloaders (such as GRUB), rendering dual-boot Linux and macOS installations completely unbootable. Flawed Windows updates (such as the 2018 KB4093112 update and various cumulative updates) have caused infinite boot loops, BSODs, and registry corruption, effectively bricking the Windows installation. Windows Update has delivered faulty BIOS and firmware updates that permanently bricked motherboards. Additionally, Windows kernel vulnerabilities allowing SPI flash access have been exploited to overwrite, corrupt, and destroy UEFI firmware.Anons like you, not knowing anything about anything, could just SFTU instead of humiliating yourselves. "Windows has multiple bugs that destroy multiple OSs including Windows itself and even BIOS/UEFI." is 100% true and your emotions will never change it.
From Linux it's super easy, just pick the right drive at install. Not any different from a regular install. That said I haven't updated my Windows drive since then, and it's not connected to internet. I don't know if it's possible for a Windows update to replace Grub or trash a Linux partition
just unplug all other disks during OS installation to prevent ESP merging.
>>109340025>just unplug all other disks during OS installation to prevent ESP merging.Thi makes sense if you installed Linux first.If you install Linux after Windows has been installed, Linux installers using custom options typically have an option to set /boot/efi to a custom partition. This is why it HAS to be a custom installation.
>>>Read the sticky: >>105076684>GNU/Linux questions: >>>/g/fglt>Windows questions: >>>/g/fwt>Programming questions: >>>/g/dpt>Web development: >>>/g/wdg>PC building? In this market?! >>>/g/pcbg>Laptops designed for Serious Business™: >>>/g/tpg>Server questions: >>>/g/hsg>Cheap electronics: >>>/g/csg>Need to phone a friend? >>>/g/spg>Stupid questions? >>>/g/sqt>AI slop? >>>/g/de3 and >>>/g/sdgComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
I have a batch of 137 screenshots of conversations with AI agents that I need to extract the text from. What is the easiest way to do this? A traditional OCR method is preferred because I am sick of dealing with AI that can't do this properly.
I am forced to work with C# for a year now.WHO THE FUCK CREATED MVVM WHAT NIGGER DID THIS IT SUCKS WHY?>nooo you cant leave that one function inside this file its the viewmodel and this calculates a single number its clearly model you MUST separate waaafuck off
>>109339621okay nvm I found tesseract.
>>109338705Violentmonkey and chatgpt
>>109338338The closest we have now I think is the nvidia GB200 Grace Blackwell Superchip, although the chips aren't all in one like your ai image. It has dedicated gpu and cpu memory, but connected with nvlink. Only has 72 arm cores but supposedly got 20 FP8 flops.Made to go into a rack with many other boards - GB200 NVL72.I think the rtx spark or the Jetson Thor are closer to what you want? Nowhere near that many cpu cores but I think the thor can do 1Pflop for fp8 tho.That many cpu cores isn't rly that useful for ai shit that nvidia cares about
>Dean Ball, a senior executive at ChatGPT-developer OpenAI, wrote on X that China’s strategy of giving away its AI code would probably lead to “full AI communism, which is precisely what China proposes”.>Mr Ball suggested that the Trump administration would look to limit the use of Chinese AI models as a result. Alibaba has been blacklisted by the White House because of national security concerns.>A recent report by US company Harmonic Security estimated that one in 12 workers in the US and UK were already using some form of Chinese AI. Alastair Paterson, Harmonic’s chief executive, said: “All data submitted to these platforms should be considered property of the Chinese Communist Party given a total lack of transparency.”>Not only would such a giveaway extend Beijing’s influence, it would also threaten to undermine the business models of US tech giants such as OpenAI and Anthropic.>Ciaran Martin, the former head of the National Cyber Security Centre, part of GCHQ, said: “An open weights model – that means it’ll soon be available to anyone to use and adapt it which, combined with its lower cost, will make it very attractive worldwide outside the US’s direct sphere of influence.>Mr Martin warned Kimi K3 “raises security challenges”. He said: “That’s not just because it’s Chinese but because it’s open. >“It means it’ll have similar cyber attack capabilities to Claude Mythos but you won’t be able to gatekeep them as has been done in that case.”https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/07/20/chinas-moonshot-threatens-west-with-full-ai-communism/
>>109337434Tankie shit is alive and well. Leftists are deeply divided on these things. That's exactly why Democratic Socialism is about as far left as anybody who sniffs power is going to get. Even that provokes relentless infighting.
Dean Ball & David Sacks. Who's next?
>>109329562I'm so glad I'm a Sigma! We get to join the army and fight for Burgerland while those nerdy Betas sit in offices unhealthy with no sun and low testosterone! They barely even get any meatslop.
>>109321772And the funny thing is communism is made by (((them))).
>>109330270> so when you get hardware in 5 years that can run themYou will not, unless you are AI datacenter.
>can't integrate new information (aka no learning)>can't form new concepts (aka no innovation)>hallucinates (aka no reliability)>falls apart at out-of-distribution tasks (aka no true generalization)>can't generalize reasoning beyond specific contexts (aka can't reason)>evaluates high-perplexity schizobabble the same as high-perplexity works of genius (aka no understanding)How come Claude Fable 5 has the same limitations as GPT-3? I thought mind-blowing AI progress was going to make token guessing rival human intelligence.
>>109339877>brown "AI" fan literally can't grasp statements that contradict corporate marketing
>>109339190harness and context helps with a lot of those tasks, by bruteforcing, reframing tasks and guiding. It's true though llm by itself sucks at these
>>109339925All the strengths you see are just the agent harness/context/RLVF using a massive amount of compute.
>>109339925>bruteforcingjust throw more money at the problem
>>109339684no it didn't, that was a marketing stunt. anthropic has presented 0 evidence that AI came up with the counterexample completely by itself they're lying
Just installed debian side my win 11 ssd croaked in the thunder storm. So what are some things yall like to do on a fresh install? Recommend me some programs. Mvp? Vlc? Openvpn? Firefox? Do i need to install codecs, intel drivers, nvidia drivers?
>>109339835Apparently lots of troonix /g/irls want Linux to take off esp for gaming. I don't know why
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Whats a good vm for windows on linux? Sometimes i might need to run windows but dont wamna dual boot. Oracle one seems sus.
>>109339719heh, no i know what I'm talking about.C style syntax is very nice if compared to pretty much everything else
>>109339919Use qemu, always qemu.If you want to run windows in a VM, it depends on how exactly what you want to do with it. If you need USB passthrough for peripherals, NVME/GPU (PCIE) passthrough for certain anticheat/drm, qemu lets you configure all that.Also Qemu has the best performances of all VMs, aside from type-1 hypervisors like xen that aren't traditional VM.
LGTV IS GIVING YOU AIDS
>>109338166No one could have seen this coming!
>>109332876I have an LG 24GS50F-B. Its a cheap 1080p monitor. Bought it off Amazon last year for €130. How do I check whether it spies on me or not?
>>109339977Have you tried asking it nicely?
>>109339977>>109339983Actually I just searched my apps and found "LG App Installer", which was installed automatically just two weeks ago. So thats interesting. But it was only an installer, not an actual program. There has been no McAfee installed. So probably me having Windows 11 LTSC is what saved me. I have now uninstalled the LG installer.
if it connects to the internet it's spying on youif it doesn't connect to the internet it has a secret 5G chip and is spying on you
FACT the only available internet plans should be unlimited at a flat rate with prices based on speed any metered plans should be banned and fully disallowed limitations are bad and should be avoided
>>109339948justify data caps
>>109339960btw that 50 Gbps download and 50 Gbps upload is available for normal homes, I will get it for 15 euros per month when I move there. Also unlimited.
>>109339960>>109339985if people would stop electing various forms of the fucking crypt keeper we night have better things here
>>109339894I don't understand, I assume those are mobile plans like with SIM cards? Why do they show laptops and even desktop computers?
>>109340019no this is some internet company somewhere i just found it on google i get 2 gbps where i live for 100 bucks a month
