>>107639874
Don't reply to systems programmer larpers.

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>>107639908
Suck my dick long-beard, I'll try to glean wisdom and knowledge where I please.
- just wrapped up his hollow Community College [canada] program, 0 prospects but took *a* Data Structures class.

>>107639874
>what the foundations of your arguments are for it being/not-being a language?
It just doesn't make any sense to me to put hardware instruction set architectures and software programming languages in the same category.
Instruction Sets deals with primitive computing operations.
Programming language deals with *combining* computing operations.

Note that "combining" is a general term/not overloaded term, it applies equally well to imperative and functional languages and any other paradigm.

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>>107639835
you should have a permissive parse actually, the semantic passes have more hope of emitting descriptive error messages than just syntax errors

>>107639948
>Programming language deals with *combining* computing operations.
also, combining stuff is what languages in the formal sense (in the purely syntactic sense) (regular languages, context free grammars) are all about combining stuff
syntax is different than semantics but in programming languages semantics are coupled with the syntax
in PLs you can syntactically nest expressions as much as you want and when you do the compiler will combine as many primitive operations as needed in order to evaluate that expression

In other words, programming is all about combining primitive operations that will get executed by real hardware in the end, directly if the language is natively compiled or indirectly if it is bytecode interpreted, and formal languages are all about combining strings so they are the perfect to tool to express the combination of primive computing operations that overall makes a program.

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>>107639909
>notabuttplug

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>>107639512
awwwww

>>107639937
sam altman gets yours messages for training either ways
might as well make it accessible to yourself

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>>107639950
theres no point now :\
i'd have to wait another whole year

also i didnt do anything towards anonymization
its just that i didnt configure my account. im using mine since c-gpt 3, surely memory's setting is off. while being on at the same time

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>>107639512

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good as new

>>107639811
Pleatherfags, THIS is your mindset.

>>107639299
before 3 marijuanas
>>107639811
after 3 marijuanas

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>>107639811
the seat just lays flat on some metal now

>>107639890
sovl

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>>107639825
VirtualBox is enough to run windows 7 for older programs. All new programs are jeet street tier anyway.

>>107639918
95, 98, ME, NT4, Win2k, are all of the classic windows family. Win2k is the final and peak evolution of classic windows. Then we enter XP/2k3, a corrupted devolution of classic windows, but still usable. After which there is Vista which was the start of the cursed death where classic windows was destroyed. Then Windows 8 starts the abomination era.

>>107639979
fucking hell i almost erased windows 8 from my mind until you mentioned it

>>107639989
When I first saw windows 8, I did not even believe it was real, I thought it was satire. I could not comprehend that something so hideous would actually be created.

>>107639392
50k is enough for a lora though.

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What's the most capable least synthslopped LLM? Any of the old naturally trained models good enough for a human to human chat? Not walls of text.

>>107639924
Just go back and find the most popular stuff from around 2 years ago. They have to be wrangled with samplers but they're more than capable of doing chats.

>>107639924
the original uncensored character.ai model

>>107640017
I mean local that I can download

>>107635278
>the number of times they broke backwards comaptibility
Is Zero. None. Not a single time.

And that is a problem, because it means to carry a decade old design decisions with you forever.
Its actually a very common criticism. Many people would prefer it if they would brake backwards compatibility, which would simplify things a lot.

I don't know why you lie so much in this thread. Those lies don't make any sense. You don't have to lie. You could make a valid point while telling the truth.

Nobody hates xmpp. This is not a competition. Someone isn't going to join your fringe MitMed Jabber server just because you shit on matrix.

>>107637910
>a malicious homeserver
matrix.org
>some clients supporting calls and other not is good actually
shut yo bitch ass up

The only difference between Matrix and Email is that the former has encryption and calls. Otherwise every single flaw of Email applies to Matrix too. Not only did it NOT win, it never stood a chance

>>107636366
So you and your ilk can shit up the space with CP? No.

>>107638508
Please

>>107637448
More like Anal, lel.

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>>107620178
commies lost in the USSR and they'll lose in China.

Sorry, but you just lost social credit and IZZAT

>Go on holiday in Europe
>Buy Chinese ram if it ever gets banned
>???

>>107628809
Huawei's doing a pretty good job on the AI accelerator front. Now as good as Nvidia but trading blows with AMD and beating them when it comes to Chinese models

>>107639217
oh no no no no

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>>107624959

let primary_color = get_user()
    .and_then(|user| user.profile)
    .and_then(|profile| profile.settings)
    .and_then(|settings| settings.theme)
    .map(|theme| theme.primary_color)

match primary_color {
    Some(color) => println!("Primary color: {}", color),
    None => println!("Could not access primary color")
}

>>107625196
I don't mind Hickey, I kind of like Clojure, and I almost agree with this viewpoint but I hate how he blathers on about his ideas and fails to address any practical, real life concerns about actually complicated software. I wish he'd, for once in his entire life, elaborate with properly worked real life practical examples.

>>107639423

#![feature(try_blocks)]

let color = try { get_user()?.profile?.settings?.theme?.primary_color? };
match color {
    Some(color) => println!("Primary color: {color}"),
    None => println!("Could not access primary color"),
}

>}), }), }), }), }), }),
Lisp won.

this board is so fucking retarded nigga

>look up fastfetch
>CMake
I'm out

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>>107637847

>>107639368
Install scoop
https://scoop.sh/
Then install fastfetch as neofetch is no longer functional on windows.

>>107635691
Discoveries can't happen for infinity because the cost needed to advance from step to step grows and the amount of knowledge required also advances step to step. Eventually it will take more resources than the earth has and more than a life time of research just to make tiny upgrades over the previous level of technology. Humans, on earth, with limited resources and limited life spans have a hard cap on the level of technology that can be achieved. In computing we are obviously already at that place given how little improvements we see generation to generation in hardware and that the majority the so called gains turn out to be marketing spiel or gimmicks like fake frames. 15 year old CPU's hold up for a lot of tasks which would never have been the case at anytime period between 1950-2010.

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>>107639273
you dont need much in the way of hardware beyond a pen and a sheet of paper to figure shit out
theres still tons of things that others just didnt think of
you wouldnt have ai-lmaoo aka shatbots to begin with, otherwise

proof by absurd:
its a chicken and egg paradox
lets say you defo need resources to innovate:
how is you gonna invent shatbots if you dont have the gpus then?
and who is gonna give you gpus if you dont have a shatbot to run on em?

thats not how innovation works.
it starts with inspiration.
it starts with one idea, one brain.
and a sheet of paper. and a pen, ofc.

I use AI a lot but always get reminded from time to time of its BS. Today I asked ChatGPT to add a few lines to one of my laptop power management scripts to set powercap for the PCU in some low power circumstances. It is like 3 or 4 lines to add to an existing script, which I provided. Honestly I was just being lazy, but after prompting if I forgot about it. About 10 minutes later I remembered and went back to check and it was STILL churning on this question. And after another minute or so it dumped this insanely long script (original is maybe 18 lines, ChatGPT's update is over 150 lines) with so many problems, assumptions, and issues that I would never even consider using the script. I imagine how much compute was wasted to generate this nonsense. This happens pretty often. But at the same time, it can be incredibly useful when you give it clear step by step instructions. AI is a strange tool.

>>107639860
> to set powercap for the PCU in some low power circumstances.
CPU*

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>>107635614
Sure thing bro

Then open a text editor and start coding https://sl-toolkit-samples.azurewebsites.net/?20240429

you already made this thread twice today

Install a VM or stop making this topic

>>107640000 (checked)
Back to where?

>>107639294
You can get better switches than the bog standard cherry mx ones, it's no longer 2010 where mx red/black/brown/blue were basically the only easily available options.

>>107635416
I am on loonix...

>>107639294
browns suck so much ass as tactiles that they're basically the same as reds and 90% of people find clickies annoying, so I would say brown or red

just make sure whatever you're buying has a hotswap pcb so you can experiment with other switches in the future. I recommend HMX tactiles.

>>107639340
you can use blues for gaming, they're just going to be more annoying to listen to

>>107639340
>gaming
tactiles for gaming is retarded
you want linears
start with red
>b-b-but clicky also works for gaming
yeah but why go with "the experience sucks, but it works" when you could go with "the experience is enjoyable"

>>107638778
Doesn't matter. It's still fast. It still has good libraries. It can still do anything you want/need. It still has good compilers. It still has good tools. It still runs on anything.

>>107638778
> Why don't you use something else
Because every other language is a second class citizen. C is the lingua franca of computing, everything else is forced to use some grotesque FFI. Being mostly a superset of C is the only reason anyone uses C++. And people will continue to use C++, since not one person has attempted to create an alternative.

>>107639141
>like that's actually a sane thing to say
but isn't it? it's better to have a single language with thousand extensions and standard libraries you can choose among then having to learn multiple different smaller languages with all different syntax, semantics and idioms, imo.

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>>107639984
>a single language with thousand extensions and standard libraries you can choose among then
>multiple different smaller languages with all different syntax, semantics and idioms
there is little distinction between the two in practice
a c-style c++ codebase is practically unusable in a rust-style c++ codebase without so much code in between that it approximates a FFI

>>107639498
Yeah you're right. I thought it was weird there was no 4K but for the 1080p to look that shitty must be on them too.

>>107637610
It looks fine for me, something is wrong on your side.

I'm watching on a laptop from 2014 with openbsd and it looks normal. the bit rate seems low, but not like yours.

>>107639723
>>107639802
screenshot the frame that OP posted from your machine

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>>107639940
I watched it on four devices (a PC, a laptop, a phone and a tablet) and it's always fucked, but only that particular scene.
Everything else looks fine.

>>107637119
restart your pc anon

>>107637883
Only a fraction of /g/ actually uses linux.

>>107638424
yeah but at least use the enterprise IoT version of windows
fucking NORMIES

>>107637883
>He fell for the Linux meme

>>107639986
Why, so i can LARP as some faggot uber tech guy?