>>107604774
Literal shit

>>107603775
why isn't more people getting into sdcpp? seems like the right way to go considering hardware costs an arm and a leg now

>>107605100
cause i had no idea it existed until now, doesnt seem to support sage attention thoughhowever but i will look into this more later.

>>107605136
>sage attention
that is a good thing. no more garbage deps

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>>107605193
ok amdlet

red upload is ez again thanks to the retarded amount of holiday tokens

>>107604058
>why is it a good thing no one can get in
that local private tracker has started at 2008. we literally know each others on a tracker and IRL, we are a literal acquaintances and plenty of those peeps are friends by a literal book definition of friend. whomever was at that tracker from the beginning is active participant in that tracker to this day. no one can get in because on that tracker the only ones who can invite you are 2 administrators and a sysop and only obsticale to not be recruited is that you need to have at least some tech knowledge and you have to be fluent in 3 languages. in short, if you don't know to code, and if you are not speaking in 3 different languages, you can't get in and those peeps are really old friends who are together after so many years.
>How will new people enter the tracker and keep seeding stuff
those "new" members who are gonna proceed to keep that tracker going on and kicking will be our sons and a few daughters.

>>107605049
12k users and you're talking about a group of friends?

>>107605086
i am aware that this sounds too good to be true and it seems like i am spouting some nonsense bullshittery, but yes, all of us are group of PT and IRL friends. that number of peeps is between 11k and 12k i will not precisely specify exact number of users.

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>>107604681
Why are little girls so erotic? They should be the ones taking responsibility for makings adults aroused.

I'm getting super washed out colors when recording my screen with HDR enabled. Is disabling HDR really the only solution? NVIDIA on Fedora KDE btw

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>>107604894
This is what it looks like.

alias weather='curl wttr.in'

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I don't get it.
it said it was written for normal people who know how to use a computer, but two chapters in I'm finding a lot of it is going over my head. like I still don't know what a 'kernel' is. yes, it's the core of an operating system, but what does that mean? and because of that, I don't know what he means when he says
>kernel-provided device infrastructure
for chapter three. I just don't know what that means.
there are a lot of things he writes but I don't know what its significance is either because I'm missing context or it's just too vague.
are there any good beginner's guides for learning linux? doesn't need to be a book, but I do like books, because they tend to be the best.

>>107605182
Just install arch without archinstall.

>>107602969
>>as far as I know, the main difference is multiple lsp server support. Eglot can only connect to one lsp server by buffer, lsp-mode doesnt have this constraint.
lsp-ui is honestly a pretty big differentiator for me, mostly because of the reference count it shows next to functions
eglot also didn't support semantic tokens until recently, i think?

I am using Babashka to local SQL comments of a certain form, then using EVAL on the contents to get string content to replace the comments with.
a function that has proven incredibly fucking useful for my use cases:

(defn
  immutable-column
  [schema table column]
  (format
    "
create function %s.%s_%s_tr_bu_fn()
returns trigger
as $$
  begin
    if old.%s is distinct from new.%s
    then
      raise exception '`%s` was updated.';
    end if;

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>>107604357
My only criticism is that schema, table, and column are being repeated a lot. I do see that you tried to format it as clearly as you could though.

How can I force slime repl to ALWAYS show up at the bottom? You can't do normally with display-buffer-alist but instead hook slime-connected-hook (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65526145/how-do-i-set-the-height-of-the-slime-repl) which does work... when the window is prone to show up at the bottom already but if you for example maximize emacs (aka when the logic tells to divide emacs vertically) it does nothing.

>>107605067
That's kinda crazy that display-buffer-alist doesn't work. (It seems to work pretty reliably with sly.)

(use-package sly
  :ensure t
  :config
  (let ((patterns '(("\\*sly-mrepl"
                     (display-buffer-in-side-window)
                     (side . bottom)
                     (slot . 0)
                     (window-height . 18))
                    ("\\*sly-db"
                     (display-buffer-in-side-window)
                     (side . bottom)
                     (slot . 1))
                    ("\\*sly-inspector"

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POCO F7 12 GB RAM 512GB for £266.99
or
OnePlus Nord 5 8GB RAM 256GB for £299.00

I'm worried about the POCO exploding or something and the janky software. Is it worth it to pay the extra for the OnePlus or should i just get the POCO for better specs?

>>107605115
oneplus has better software, if you plan to use the phone for more than gaming - get oneplus
for performance oriented tasks poco

>>107603909
motorola's os is buggy
idk about sony

>>107601664
>this might be the first year exynos actually runs cooler than snapdragon
What a twist

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>>107604334
I have!

>>107596722
I really is just the IQ tests I did when getting autism testing.

>>107596558
Hello
Posting attempt: 7
my IQ is 129 btw

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Do you train your brain?

>>107596558
it takes awhile

>>107596722

CAPCHA has been like that. Low key the introduction of captcha alongside this site's immediately unpalatable format and design filter out under 100 IQs for the most part. You have to actually want to be here.

>>107597029
bought these https://aliexpress.com/item/1005007032173564.html

what am i in for?

>>107605042
>CCA

>>107605042
at what price? it's KZ's most complete set to date

>>107605142
90 usd

I like the new /iemg/-meta of mocking people who don't eq, especially when they have expensive amps and shit

>>107598946
>blower cards were so shit and loud
they look cooler though

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>>107604265
I still have the cooler for one, I specifically put it aside when selling the card. Last time I checked it was exactly the right size to match a certain length of Lego bricks (I think 8 bricks wide?), so I could possibly use my old Technic sets to build an actual batmobile out of it, use the cooler as the hood. Make this meme pic a reality.

And man, /g/ really loved that card when it came out. Some responses I saved:
>HD 5870
>I said wat
>BITCHIN' FAST 3D
>a very sleek card
>nice meat grinder
>It's like a can of sardine
>looks like the bat mobile
>Looks like a goddamn batman.
>ATi is THE NIGHT
>This shit is off the hook guys
>That thing is fucking badass.

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>>107604723
>It's official. GeForce 300s will be rebadged Radeons.
oh, speaking of which.

yeah this pic is from 2009.

>>107598030
>3DFX Voodoo 2
While the Voodoo 1 was an excellent card, it still had real competition and game compatibility was still quite lacking as every game needed to be programmed for specific 3D cards at the time
When the Voodoo 2 came out it was so overwhelmingly better than anything else on the market that games were simply expected to work on it
>ATI Radeon 9700
Better than its competition by a wide margin. The only reason you'd have even considered buying a Geforce 4 is for those really shitty Xbox-to-PC ports that used Geforce-specific features like W-buffers such as Splinter Cell 1 and thus didn't work properly on ATI cards.
>Nvidia Geforce 8800GTX
True next-generation power. Unfortunately as amazing of a performer as it was, it was also where the housefire memes originated from as it made 100c temps acceptable among consumers.
Notoriously unreliable as the BGA soldering couldn't cope with the insane heatload. Anyone here tried the oven trick?
>ATI Radeon HD4870
While a pretty damn good card by itself, it's now mostly remembered for its compute power. This was the original Bitcoin miner back in the day.
As for gaming, this was the peak of just adding more. Dual-card crossfire? Quad-card crossfire?!

>>107604803
>This was the original Bitcoin miner back in the day.
No, that was the HD5870, which was iirc all around twice as fast in EVERYTHING, plus had DX11 for games.

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>>107602756

>>107604888
b-but i am girl!

>>107604893
Not only interdasting in so many ways but also MELIKES raw x.

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>>107604709
just tried hyperbola on a vm, you are right about its restrictiveness and its really fucking retarded, i can clearly tell that hyperbola is intended for a very particular kind of sperg, hell, looking at parabola and arch repos, parabola manages to have MORE packages on its repos than arch itself, i think i've made a right bet by considering parabola over hyperbola and the latter being fucking stupid reassured me

>>107604824
I got too used to IceWM so I never try anything else.

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New chair finally arrived. Setup is now complete. Not pictured, the 4 different HOTAS/HOSAS/Flight Yoke setups I have because im a flight sim autist.

>>107603680
cats are cool but im allergic. not trans
>>107604051
cube 2 sauerbraten

>>107604996
>cube 2 sauerbraten
thanks! i was thinking of assaultcube... close enough.

This is my battle station at work where I do work

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>>107605163
Forgot pic

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>>107602701

>>107605044
If you think we'll keep managing and maintain all these libraries and dependencies non-sense like caveman, then you don't know how autistic men are when it comes to automation.

>>107605066
not surviving isn't the same as not manifesting in the first place. Even if it gets thrown out after some time, devs and users will be forced to put up with it for some amount of time and a significant number of complaints needs to be made (for which many people don't make time anymore because goddamn I'd be emailing companies every day now if I still wanted to do that)

and if there's anything I've learned working for both private and govt, it's that their momentum is INSANE, it takes years and years for anything to actually be thrown out even after acknowledging it has to go

>>107604978
>Isn't the point of vibe coding to allow the AI to code for you?
speaking as a vibe coder, you need to at least be able to gauge the output of what it makes. if you were using it to make a mod for skyrim, just as an example, you could tell if the code worked based on what you, as a guy who knows skyrim, see when it runs. So then you can tell the AI "hey, I don't know why, but when I press E it does the wrong thing instead of what I told you to do, look into it", and by doing stuff like that you will almost always get it to work after a bit, unless what you're doing is impossible, in which case it will hallucinate fake solutions because it is programmed to never tell you no.

So human feedback is actually very useful because they might look at the code and say "well you need to do X and Y to make this happen when you press E", and then you feed that to the AI and it instantly understands now that it has additional context, and you get what you want.

That said this guy is retarded, vibe coding has a stigma and venting like this is just asking to get roasted.

>>107605107
If you have to deal with buggy vibe code, then maybe you should consider changing company/position. It's not like there wasn't work everywhere in our sector.

>>107604629
wrong

>>107604519
Are you illiterate?

>>107604629
Fixed, use this if you missed it like I did
>>107575533

>tranime post
>retarded

> You must now pass an IQ test to post on 4chan

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>>107603738

What he would use then.

>>107603924
OpenBSD and a type writer.

>>107604031
That's an acceptable answer.

>>107599344
>this thing that anyone can contribute to should be done the way I suggest
>no, I will not be contributing to the project even though I theoretically could
>no I will not submit a PR
ok so fuck off then?

I was just thinking about this. Look up Jon Seager. He’s a British army glownigger who is the major force behind rusting Ubuntu and replacing the coreutils. Amazingly canonical has no issue with systemd.

op is 14 btw

>5 Robux
And how much is this in a real currency like US dollars?

>>107604886
$0.0038 per 1 Robux so $0.019 in U.S. dollars

>>107599511
>because it's 2 less characters to type
nobody doing actual work of value cares about this

lmao you know /g/ is running out of things to cry about when they bring back up main vs master

men are women, equal rights are racist, refusing to update git is a hate crime and we have always been at war with eurasia

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>>107604690
>humerously

>>107604603
I call them my sensei or sometimes sifu