>>107849178
just make it so ai keeps their thinking in collapsible block

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>>107849240
forgot about caching but as i said lore is usually "static" since it's recursable and once it enters the chat it'll probably remain there for a long time
if you're doing random events and crap those definitely should go last

in any case, it's even better to repeat the last prompt then

as for removing it from chat history, no; it's hardcoded into ST
send hatemail to cohee

>>107849332
>as for removing it from chat history, no; it's hardcoded into ST
>send hatemail to cohee
man this is dumb...
it's a shame that even then silly is probably the best platform
>if you're doing random events and crap those definitely should go last
Nah i just use it to only have basic info on characters and places unless they are mentioned, no random events.
Though i've wondering if with cache it wouldnt be better to just have them static, but then again my lorebooks are like 10k tokens even with only the summarized entries so...

>>107849341
>10k token lorebooks
though i applaud your autism, be aware that extensive data dumps might derail your roleplay and/or poison its writing style

try to keep things simple
some llms might surprise you with their extensive knowledge of incredibly obscure characters and worlds so you should make use of their embedded database as much as you can

>>107849374
they are original worlds though, so the llm doesnt have the info it needs.
I probably spend more time writing then than actually playing with them.
I spend a week making them, use them for two days and then i am bored. Lmao.

>>107837288
show me one that doesnt require special paper

>>107826750
I've had my onyx boox nova 2 for about 9 years now and it still works fine

>>107849083
Nova 2 was released in 2020.

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>>107849112
>2020 was 9 years ago

>>107826750
Reading shits is dead in the TikTok brain rot era with seconds long attention span.

>>107844310
Probably just a Bethesda moment, anon.
Fallout New Vegas is notorious for being a steaming pile of shit at launch and was one of the most buggy and broken (and broken AFTER they "fixed" it) games of its time on all platforms.

Like, seriously, if you're not auto-backing up your saves to a NAS or something periodically with file version history you shouldn't be playing Fallout games. They're just that messed up.

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Anyone know how to make this setting apply permanently, automatically, and to all files shown system wide?

>>107845553
10 21H2 will run with practically all hardware, I can't think of anything that wouldn't work except GUI side software that might have some gay check checking for 22H2 or 11. If you have estrogen cores on your CPU then you should just use Process Lasso to get the performance back.

>>107848247
try:

1. Set your column widths preferences in an explorer window for some folder or subfolder.
2. W10: Click on the View tab and click on Options
2. W11: Click the "..."
3. Click on the View tab. Under Folder views, click the Apply to folders button.

>>107849373
well sheeit, does not work. nevermind.

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>>107834502
>>107834522

>>107839787
thanks m8

>>107835989
>>107839787
The hero of 4chan. Bumping to keep this thread alive in case we need another update.

>>107841728
mods aren't hostile towards vtniggers, they coddle them like they coddle /lgbt/, /co/ and /k/.

They just got overrun with schizos samefagging. Samefagging harder than even the avif nigger here. And constantly.
4chan isn't going to give them ids, because 4chan is protecting schizos as a sitewide policy. All the altchans have ids.

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>>107845751
>Now
Buddy, he always was a /vt/uber, what do you think the 'Tako' stood for?

how do i start working everyday?

>>107847032
I feel dread of having to maintain all this slop while my coworkers get lazier and lobotomized.

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https://leetcode.com/problems/separate-squares-i/
Unintuitive problem today. Even though the problem is easy to understand, I would've never figured the solution out without the hint.

About GUI toolkits, which data structurs/algorithms do they use to find out which button you clicked or overed based on the mouse's (x,y) screen coordinates?
There can be many buttons you can click in a given GUI and it's 2D, so...

>>107849189
not worth optimizing, the only thing worth optimizing is text.
if you care, you could benchmark.
but I think you will be spending 0.00001% of your time on UI input / collision events.
Maybe 0.1-10% on UI rendering depending on how much text you render.
10000hz polling mouse inputs don't send 10000 events, it only does that if you enable raw input, which is usually when the mouse is hidden in 3d games (and even then, the number of events are reduced in something like SDL2 to reduce stutter).

>>107844625
You say "good, then you don't need to care that they're using it"

>>107846315
>no average person uses GNUPG or LUKS
The statement is not reliant on people using GNUPG or LUKS, but reasonable/should nbe used by the average person.

>>107844639
facts

>>107846289
>GrapheneOS
Enjoy never using google maps in your car ever.

>>107846377
>>107846115
>its a zshill
opinion discarded

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>>107845963
ITS DEH

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>>107841853
Can't wait for the Daigo model

>>107837826
Mah heidegger nigger

>>107842922
Went viral that one time, so they think its what people want. She get fired and deported to China if she don't chipmunk

>>107842922
Puffing their cheeks to seem bigger and more menacing.

>>107840784
Well? What are you waiting for, verify it

>>107840784
I have an FB account of a deceased relative, I want it ERASED, not used as a "digital memento" for this fuckers to exploit. what should I do?
>>107845094
I still kek at how much money they threw at this and ended with a shitty platform. money well spent.

>>107841533
Anyone got the drawing of Zucks face with this quote.

>>107845238
>I have an FB account of a deceased relative, I want it ERASED, not used as a "digital memento" for this fuckers to exploit. what should I do?
I have no idea if this still works. But 12+ years ago when I nuked my old account from the original migration from myspace I did the following:
>write small script to refresh my feed and auto-delete everything
>facebook will detect it and stop serving you content at some point
>let it run for 5+ days (longer if you actually used the service more than once a month like I did)
>stop for a few days
>check again, it'll start serving you old posts you made years ago that it was hiding
>let the script run again
>repeat this process until you're sure everything is gone
>request account closure/deletion
>do not log-in for 2 weeks
>ignore all emails they send attempting to trick you into logging in (it restarts the 2 week counter)
>request the CD/DVD of all your personal data they're supposed to send you by law (never got mine, still waiting over a decade later)
>deal with the fact that normalfags are going to be angry for the next 5 decades that you do not accept their friend requests or return messages

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>>107840784
Normies in my country literally only use facebook/instagram, so if you want to socialize you are forced to use them. Yet fb/ig keeps banning me every time I try making a new acc because presumably I haven't deleted my old ones and they won't allow more than 1 acc, and I can't remember the password to them or their email acc. Just kill everyone working in Meta at this point. I fucking hate this world. My name is not important. What is important is what I'm going to do... I just fucking hate this world. And the human worms feasting on its carcass. My whole life is just cold, bitter hatred. And I always wanted to die violently. This is the time of vengeance and no life is worth saving. And I will put in the grave as many as I can. It's time for me to kill. And it's time for me to die. My genocide crusade begins here.

What is the point of using Linux when every CPU has a baked-in unremovable backdoor (Intel ME / AMD PSP / Apple Secure Enclave)?

>>107849070
Because OS preference has nothing to do with potential hardware backdoors that may or may not exist.
You might as well be asking what's the point in owning a computer when they all have secure "secure" enclaves / management engines.
Answer:
This doesn't prevent me from using it to play video games, watch movies, do programming and shitposting.
If you need secure computing then maybe don't buy a computer and go and live in a cabin in the woods instead.

>>107848695
yay updates aur packages when there is a new version
aur "helpers" just make the process of installing and updating aur packages, thats it

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>>107849047
>doing non-critical upgrades on your stable system

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>ask chatgpt some autistic retard linux question
>it fixes my issue
>feel compelled to say thanks

after a few failed attempts i am finally making progress on my engine without getting stuck.
the secret was to forget about trying to have good architecture and just have a sandbox file to just add and try random shit in.
if i make something decent, i clean it up and put it into its own source file
if i need somethign specific i can focus on that alone
i do spend too much time on thinking about the design, but i just doodle diagrams and dont code anything until i have it worked out

>>107847345
nta, but plenty of games does client-side hit detection. especially the ones that can have hundreds of players spraying full-auto with bullet drop physics.

>>107849338
>plenty of games does client-side hit detection
no they dont because that means you can cheat egregiously
>especially the ones that can have hundreds of players spraying full-auto with bullet drop physics.
that literally makes no difference, none of that information needs to be transmitted over the network

>>107849346
>that means you can cheat
yeah, and people do. so?
>none of that information needs to be transmitted over the network
how so? how else would you test hits on the server?

>>107849356
>yeah, and people do
cheats for games are movement cheats and aimbots
they aren't "spawn bullets out of fucking nowhere", that's complete amateur shit
the client tells the server when the player presses and releases fire, that's all it needs to do

>>107849102
>Lost art paradoxically is used more for crafts and trades than actual art
If you look at antique, hand-made items then compare them to the soulless, mass-produced slop ushered in by capitalists and their anti-luddite bugmen, you realize a quality piece of any "utilitarian" item used to double as actual art, even if it was a simple chair or fork. Any craft or trade sufficiently honed becomes artisanship. If a phrase like "art for the masses" means anything, it could only mean that. Of course, the slave owner class wants the masses to be artless. Now you can only think about the objects that support your daily life in the terms of a spiritually barren and dehumanizing environment, so it's a paradox to you when someone talks about "the lost art" of creating them when really it should be a sad reminder.

>>107846724
Correct. Was that hard? I don't think so. Why couldn't the PhD-level AGI candidate totally solving all those leetcode puzzles using the power of its intellect apply its ample intellectual prowess here? :^)

remember just "learn to code"? lol

>>107849295
Digital and biological retards can """code""" but only humans can program. Learn to program.

>>107845213
The main reason is that coders were "about to be replaced" pretty much constantly since the beginning of the profession.
First it was assemblers, then compilers, then various low-code/no-code abortions, now LLMs. All it ever did was induce demand and push the needed expertise further up.

>>107846937
They don't want you filthy white piggu

>>107847909
Get the fuck back to work, Pvt. Sanchez.

The OP will travel on a log, like tao pai pai and launched with his sheer retard strength.

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Because those shops are not willing to order shit at inflated price

>>107846937
want gpu? go taiwan or hong kong.

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>>107847421
>Let's HECCIN encrypterino

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>>107846467
>>107846533
jfc, how fucking retarded are you?

>>107846467
>>107847722
also
>Web Crypto API
>just enable javascript in a security-sensitive context, bro. what could go wrong?
>what do you mean glowies use 0days to compromise your system?

>>107847352
caddy does it automatically

>>107846653
Op didn't mention attack. Please stay on topic

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I guess I have MW4 to thank for my fondness for the number pad. I had never played a game with controls that complicated, and when Dad first got the game installed, I was furious when I began the tutorial. It seemed impossible. I was used to just arrow keys to move, and space bar to shoot. Dad did the tutorial for a minute or so, and showed me how to play. Game became my obsession for years. I still hum the soundtrack. And I still like numpads.

>>107840221
i use one of these every shift at work

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>>107840845
>>107840826
I'm a software engineer. No. If I had to, I would put the numpad on the left.

>>107840221
I use it for easy access to page up and down, home, end and punctuation. Only a math asian uses number pad for the numbers.

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>>107847576
>>107847576
ah i miss the sidewinder

i ended up getting a asus claymore instead though
knobs are better than wheels

>>107849118
Not quite the point I was making. I was advocating for simpler more direct rendering pipelines. PS1 games running at high res look amazing, as do a lot of older pc games that had simple rendering pipelines without post processing. The point of the post was not to specifically single out PS1 games as looking, better, it was to contrast older rendering methods against modern ones.

>>107849236
isn't ps1 grafix the latest indie trend? tons of those kinds of games on steam

>>107848234
You will never be a real frame

>>107849284
I am not advocating to literally recreate the style of ps1 games. The purity of rendering is completely separate to stylistic choices.

>>107849320
be more specific