>>107739357
as far as i remember. wouldn't ghacks has been sold for long time ago? you said recently which company bough it?

>>107737924
>needs a LSP to tell him every single type
>esoteric

>>107738379
>You can trim some binaries down by over 50% in size using UPX.
in what practical use case is binary size an issue to begin with?

>>107738009
>language is backwards incompatible, stuff gets deprecated and removed every release, you have to keep tons of minor versions at the same time just in case
>no one adheres to semantic versioning (like the above, not even the language itself!), upgrading minor version of dependencies will break stuff
>no one maintains requirements.txt correctly
every fucking time i want to try out some python repo project, i have to first check the last commit date, then look for release dates of each dependency to find versions that were already released at the time the author was using it.
AI field is the worst offender, i don't think i've seen a 1month+ project that worked out of the box without having to tard wrangle the dependencies.

>>107738789
The language was fucked from the start, full of terrible ideas. However, with that as the baseline, it got fucked even more once a few Russian JavaScript tech influencers infiltrated the board and started pushing for the async shit and the type annotations. Since then Guido fucking left, and now every single release is breaking a bunch of old code. Not to mention that every dependency with C code has to be rewritten to accommodate for the backward incompatible C Python API changes, every single release. Half the useful libraries don't fucking work on the latest and the second-latest versions of CPython.

> A guy from NY named Ganesh wants me to approve two AI-generated PRs, which "fix potential command injections". They don't.
It's all so tiresome.

just woke up. give me the latest on Chinese culture

>>107739367
Press charges for being exposed as a spammer?
Ani, really, fuck off already. That joke of your existence really getting old and dull.

>>107739367
>ani can press charges for the rentry alone
do it

>>107739367
if ani was the guy that made the death threat, he would be stupid to take this case into a court, since the defendant will just show the threat as a response

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>>107736822
It's because we've been using it to dig up newds of women anon so they had to neuter it. Women, as we all know, are all angels and disney princesses and this is bad PR for the feminism movement hence the enshittification.

>>107736822
use a VPN to fool Yandex into thinking you are in Russia, you'll get the full fat experience again

>>107738835
damn vatniks

>>107737760
But Yadex is Russian, Putin literally said his people should marry 16 year olds, would they really care about shit like that?

why is yandex so janky nowadays?
it doesn’t load anything if i change search settings

>>107736232
This is a thread about a somewhat significant event/milestone in the tech industry. Saying "no srsly but who cares tho??" repeatedly is not conducive to any kind of meaningful discussion.

Solaris needs to hurry up and do the same. I'm still hoping for Oracle to start shipping UEK with full ZFS support.

At least CDE is open source now.

It was a heap of largely unmaintained garbage for the last 20 years or so.

All these legacy Unix implementations are total heaps of shit. Mac OS is showing cracks now too, even.

>>107738747
I was kind of surprised that Solaris is still maintained.

>>107739132
how bad is the battery wear?

>>107738953
It can easily be replaced though.

>>107737465
>Can stop working any moment
who cares? just get another one if it happens. you don't actually lose any app data.
>Enjoy it while it lasts
thanks, I am enjoying it and I will enjoy it until it lasts (forever).
>One day everything will stop working again
why bother living if we're all going to die? get your shitty tech nihilism elsewhere or practice what you preach

>>107739142
Had no issue with battery times or so, but I've not checked more specifically about it.

>>107738328
Looked into that, Verizon bootloader locks are completely unremovable without calling them and doing a bunch of shit

>>107729011
>aren't you happy new computer hardware prices tripled for this?
Don't forget either your taxes going up from government investments in it or your government services going down
or maybe your government is just gonna print more money, that's never gone wrong before

>a similar car drives by and its a robot fucking his wife on the couch

>>107738994
it already does a good job in its use case of loosh farming the goyims by taking away their ram and jobs

>>107731263
It’s algorithmically oscillating between subjects of different heights.
In this case it has the average of taller suspension cars and shorter cars so it kind just bounces between the two, by literally bouncing the car in the video.

>>107737747
the first thing i noticed is the missing doors and the absurdity of removing the whole windshield/front supports
next thing probably the fact the original headrests are there despite the original chairs obviously not being present

>>107734191
Using my Porta Pros for 2.5 years, no problems, replaced stock pads with thicker ones from AliExpress, and comfort improved. Don't like wearing IEMs inside, so that's the only decent option. You can't get good sounding over-ear headphones for this price (under 30€), they sound fine. You can also try oratory1990 EQ if you get bored with the stock sound.

>>107734249
chinese headphones use cancer inducing material

>>107738166
it's okay, i'm listening through chinese made beanie so I'm protected

>>107734453
>ksc75's
There the most comfortable headphone ever and they sound amazing the only real con is the sound level I bought the KPH40 Utility on sale they are louder and sound just as nice but not nearly as comfortable to wear

>koss porta pros
does the headband still pluck at your hair? used to have to wear them over a beanie

>>107739222
I am fairly sure they don't do system prompt injection through the API.
Through the web it's very easy to get it to leak the system prompt. The API version doesn't believe it's got any system prompt as far as I can tell.
Or do you mean the system prompt gets baked in during training?

>>107739150
Somebody familiar with the concept of qualia shouldn't be falling for this shit.

>>107739308
Just goes to show that mastery of language doesn't imply any form of intelligence underneath, this stands true for both humans and LLMs.

>>107739308
Why? What evidence do you have they don't? They are complex information processing systems just like we are. The Daniel Dennet approach.

>>107739150
>self introspection

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Keyboard for this feel?

>>107738499
Would pound his bussy, no homo.

>>107738887
Cloudline V2 in Midnight Black with GMK Oblivion 3.1 w/ blue accent caps.

>>107738911
I'll join you, anon

Baionzilla

Izzat farming thread DNI

1. unused RAM is wasted RAM
2. the OS precaches a lot of things into RAM so they load faster
3. how much RAM is used by the OS depends how much RAM you have installed

>>107739179
Windows doesn't count cached RAM as used RAM. Neither does Linux for that matter.

>malware
>adware
>spyware
>vibeware
20 years ago Windows 11 would be considered a virus.

>>107739350
20 years ago we used programs laden with malware and we liked it.

>decided to try to buy credits with gems
>wake up
>thought i missed it
>refill in 10 min
>waited for timer to run out
>close app and open
>5$ credits is available
>actually you just missed it gweilo
>got 1$ credit atleast i guess
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Every time I open aliexpress, temu and the like I'm so assaulted and overwhelmed by all the shit happening on the screen I just end up closing the browser tab.

Do you guys have some scripts or extensions you use to make these sites useable?

>>107738231
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256809805734123.html
fake benchmade

>>107729141
fuck, you're right. I'm dumb
>>107732836
Does your motherbaord have an led header? Otherwise I'd say molex since nothing else uses it so you've always got some free ones.

>>107733822
What do you use it for?

>>107738898

Good luck I'm SSH forwarding through 7 ephemeral hidden services on the Tor network

>>107738898
>That's why you use a VPN then Tor on top of it
nobody does this

>>107738622
go away, glownigger.

>>107738622
I2p for torrenting (qbittorrent)
Tor for everything else.

>>107738622
>I2P glows because it just does, ok?
Please, explain to rest of us poor fools why and how. Go on, big fella, I'm sure you can.

>>107739021
what can you even torrent on i2p?

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how about UNCnix?? LOL!!!!

don't quit your day job

>>107739346
Agreed. We should all use Saarnix instead of troonix. It hits them harder.