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>>108515106
>no sound
really? in front of my 2026?

>>108514632
>why does local image always lose?
because there's nothing to gain from image models compared to llms. This obviously also applies to closed source ones, which is basically responsible for lack of open source stuff. There's not enough of a market or monetary/usecase potential for big players to fight.

>>108515191
llms need all the help they can get.

>>108512926
99.99% of the complexity of yt-dip is overcoming anti-downloading measures that YouTube constantly updates against them. Why do you think it has js shit in it? For fun? It's because they have to literally run blackbox Google JavaScript to generate challenge responses in order to access the good quality download versions. You'd better hope they manage to get SABR working before Google forces that too.

>>108511675
>reddit screencap
Didn't read. You.

>>108512681
there is some kernel proc file you can write into to clear disk cache. excellent for cold start benchmarks

echo 3 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches

>drop_caches
>
>Writing to this will cause the kernel to drop clean caches, as well as
>reclaimable slab objects like dentries and inodes. Once dropped, their
>memory becomes free.
>
>To free pagecache:
> echo 1 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
>To free reclaimable slab objects (includes dentries and inodes):

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>>108514411
>blackbox Google JavaScript
Then run it in a browser extension to at least not duplicate the bloat. It's bad enough already to have the Lovecraftian horror and attack surface that is a "modern" web browser, nobody wants or needs another one hacked together with some ridiculous V8 fork that shits up ~/.cache with 6 gorillion exploitable npm packages.

>>108511675
It should be rewritten in javascript at this point. You already have a node dependency now because they gave up that part of the arms race.

>>108513572
each and every one

>>108511663
homeless and built for inserting... just like me...

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Found this old thing in a room at work along with other shit from the 90's. Took it home and cleaned it up. Has a fantastic feel to it, good solid keyboard with some weight to it. Feels like I could kill someone with it. The keys are fantastic as well, feels like I'm back in the public library I used to frequent when I was like 6 or 7.

Do you have to buy chinkshit PS/2 to USB adapters, or do better solutions exist nowadays?

MX Blacks

my neo ergo finally arived

gonna build it tomorrow. now I just have to decide what to put on it. it's silver. do I keep it simple and go with mt3 wob? or maybe gmk 80082 blu. I also just got mt3 dusk and camillo on clearance before drop went under but camillo doesn't have the spacebars for alice

that requires* a lot

>>108513107
It's pretty quick/simple if you disable Secure Boot (or use something Ubuntu-based or Fedora) but if you want to use something like Arch with it then you need to firstly disable Secure Boot and install Arch over some freed up space from Windows, and then use sbctl to have the kernel/bootloader images signed so Secure Boot doesn't get pissy about it.

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Uninstalled this like 20 times last month, is the only way of getting rid of it by nuking Edge or what

>>108514865
Why would you want to uninstall it? It's just a framework process bundle that controls how WinUI3 programs act/look. It would be in your task manager because you're currently running a WinUI3-built program somewhere.

>>108515065
Idk I'm autistic and hate having my installed programs list populated by shit, uninstalling it changes nothing, it's just some retarded 8kb file waiting for something whenever Edge auto-updates. Guess I'll leave it be next time.

>>108515088
sell them to me for 5 bucks

>>108515113
I'll buy em for 4 bucks

>>108515088
i will buy them from you for $400

>>108515088
>rdimm
ngmi

>>108515088
i will shove them up your ass for $3

>>108514806
Who's writing the code? Who's finding the bugs?

>>108514579
Who let chatgpt out of its confinements?

>>108514810
Tools find the bug. The guy who runs the tools either writes the fix, or is competent enough to approve it so could write it himself

>>108515162
Who wrote the code with the bugs.
What is the tool being used here.

>>108513244
>Software so bad, actionable bugs overwhelming maintenrs
>Obsoleting Rust
Delusional.

>>108502677
You should be thinking of what you want to accomplish on your machine instead of becoming an expert on fucking with it. The point of Linux is not to be difficult to use or master regardless of what 'power users' say. No one uses windows because it's harder to use. The Linux community is infested with elitists who do nothing productive with a computer. Keep using Ubuntu and be productive with it. If it can't do what you need it to, then consider another option.

>>108502677
“Learning Linux” is usually just about managing a server, and that’s a completely different skill set. Normalfag and HR roastie just assume that typing shit on a linux server means you understand linux, even though many linux nerds don’t know how to manage a server and the same as server admins don’t know how to be productive on a linux desktop

>>108502819
slack is majorly underrated

>>108502677
Ubuntu must work reasonably well for a desktop linux, because the tinkertrannys seem to be annoyed by it. They prefer broken systems that give them a puzzle to solve.

>>108503058
Dinit gang represent

>>108514469
What's the difference? Do you think atoms have memories or something?

>Entrust your entire existence to some corporation
Yeah no thanks

>>108514177
How wouldn't it be proven? The brain activity will be the same, and more abstractly so will the memories, ideas, preferences, etc. What will bring the retards around is they'll see the digital copy acting the same as the biological person did and their internal heuristics will say "yep, that's them".

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>>108512393
Cope harder, tranny.
You think digitizing yourself would give you the ability to transition.

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>>108508089
Why would you want to give up on your organic body?
>00s digitized brain is le bad
>20s please machine god digitize me

>>108507685
Starlink sent me a copyright infringement notification because I pirated a knight of the seven kingdoms

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>>108507685
Brazilian here, never received even a message from anyone. I've been pirating and seeding since forever without a condom. If they start criminalizing it I will just stick to public domain books

>>108514588
guess if youre using starlink its auto vpn time for torrenting huh

Just connect to your neighboor wifi

i used to get "Notice of Copyright Infringement" emails from charter back when i had them as an ISP. nothing ever bad happened, but seeing my IP, DNS, port, and the filename of the torrent i was downloading was alarming.

i stopped getting the alerts as i moved away from public trackers, but it's something to keep in mind if you aren't using a VPN.

i'm very fortunate that i was only downloading movies and tv shows since those emails went to the account holder (my parents) at the time.

>>108514941
Stuff that you need should be as tightly packed as possible. Stuff that you don't should be as far away as possible. Stuff that you write into should only be written to by one thread.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locality_of_reference
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CPU_cache#Associativity

>>108494112
>>108514931
to give a concrete example, consider this c# libary: https://github.com/JakeBayer/FuzzySharp
its a port of a python package for fuzzy string comparison
It has 11.6 million downloads as a nuget package (https://www.nuget.org/packages/FuzzySharp)

And I invite you to actually clone that repo and try to understand everything.
Its 3.4k LOC spread over 48 separate files for an average of 71 lines per file.
3.4k may seem small, but for what it does its a bloated mess. Not despite, but exactly because it follows clean code ideas like "break everything into tiny pieces".
It's the closest thing to enterprise fizz buzz I've found in the wild, that's 100% not a joke.

That entire library, can be compressed to a single file that's less than 800 LOC,
Here it is: https://pastebin.com/jByXaMkE
Instead of 50 types theres 8. Instead of a couple hundred functions there's less than two dozen.
And it's not even because it aggressively compresses everything to the utmost extend.

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who even talks like this

>>108494112
>>108515161
to make my case even stronger:

Roughly 500 lines of the compressed single-file version is the core levenshtein distance implementation,
which is almost unchanged from the C code of the original python package.
The other 260 lines contains all of the logic for the heuristics that are built ontop of levenshtein distance.

The levenshtein distance implementation in the library is also basically that more or less unchanged 500 lines of code.
Which means the remaining 2.9k LOC spread over 47 files and the 260 lines in my compressed version do the same.
Despite one version being over 10x larger.

thank you for reading my blog

C++. I don't feel like I'm learning anything.

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what are you doing about? or am i the only one

i miss schizo anon

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>>108515110
The Windows kernel is mostly fine, it's just that the userland is terrible.

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>>108515120
>The Windows kernel is mostly fine,

Bro they had to make an announcement that they were going back to native apps because they over relied on webapps. I'm not sure if you're referring to like autistic windows where you strip out everything you don't need and use your own interface. But for the average consumer and whoever they actually sell to their shit has gotten abysmal.

>>108515156
what are you doing on a technology board?

>>108515156
>Bro they had to make an announcement that they were going back to native apps because they over relied on webapps
All of that is userland.

>>108512040
This is just evolution in action. Organisms that prioritize inclusive genetic fitness beat ones that don't.

>>108511839
Because the only real differentiator is your experience. The more experienced guy signals he will expect more money but his experience doesn't show clear upward progression, he's still stuck at a mid level at best after 12 years. The 5 YOE one doesn't have that black mark against him yet, and he's probably cheaper too, and younger so more eager to work hard and learn

>>108511839
1) women and non-whites only hire their own kind
2) for decades until literally just months ago the federal government was paying companies to not hire white men (because they want you dead)

>>108511839
Source?

>>108514978
drawing hair
I reached the point that I need assets before more progress can be made

>>108515038
>why not use
Because I wasn't paying attention and I don't use SSE often lol.
Good catch. I'll use _mm_fmadd_ps

>>108515038
>>108515068
Correction. I don't use AVX often. I'm more familiar with SSE. And even then I haven't used it much.

>>108515055
damn, that must be hard when you don't have any to reference

>>108514659
If anyone else wants to take a crack at figuring out if it's something different wrong with this, then I'd be thankful for the help.