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>>107736016thanks anon good reminder
>>107734722even that drunken furfag supposedly got a job at a defense contractor
>>107734556>>107734528>didn't deny iteyes emoji
>universityfag>got a unicorn-tier internship offer for summerhow do i maximize my chances of getting a return offer
>>107736655clean your code
Which one and why?
I have a copilot button so I just use that
Grok for sure.
>>107726603Grok is the king of smut. You can come up with incredibly fithly text role plays and stories that are written better than any free nsfw roleplay generator. And you can send it porn pics and itll talk about it
>>107726581>including a microsoft product next to the big boyslmao
>>107726581I use the voice chat thing as my barometer for howbgood they are because im my mind an ai you can converse with thats indistinguishable from a person that can do answer anything quickly and accurately is the end goal. So far gpt is the best. Its latest model responds so incredibly fast when you're talking to it you kinda forget that its even looking anything up. Its tone isn't always the best. I still like grok for its tone. Gemini is really good as well.
>>107735367>you don't get to murder your mail order bride just because you're sick of her shitYou were going strong until that sentence.
>Another dumbass contrarian thread, nobody wanted to maintain reiserfs, nobody wanted to be associated with reiserfs, reiserfs's featureset isn't even particularly unique, no, you don't get to murder your mail order bride just because you're sick of her shit.
>>107735344>unalivedkill yourself, you retarded nigger
>>107735180Based and kernel fags want to drop riserfs...
>>107735180>my wife tried to take my precious monies so I killed her and openly told the judge that I was right for doing sothanks Hans for making divorce rape look justified, I hope you get ass raped by niggers everyday (and yes I heard about you getting assaulted in jail and I hope it happens more)
Is it actually better than just using the web chat interface?
>>107736259It's horrid. ChatGPT is 1000 times better
>>107736547thanks sammy
>>107736306As as I can tell running it, it is limited to the folder you run it in and incessantly asks if it is allowed to run commands, read files etc. Course I haven't checked out the code to verify this, but this is as it appears.Also if you are gpumaxxing you can run claude code router and point it to a local llama.cpp instance and try out your own models. They are dumb, slow and don't work anywhere near as well, but it may depend on your use case.
>>107736547I think qwen code has options to chose qwen or claude or chatgpt or coetera, on claude code interface. Have you tried that?
>>107736523it wont youll just be less and less capable
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>>107734971there is a difference between being right and being media illiterate
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>>107733479>music streaming has virtually everythingEven you don't believe that crap, faggotWhat's worse, more bands and artist are starting to delist their content from Spotify>extremely autistic and just "need" to have 30 copies Are you retarded, anon? I already clarified why you might want to get a specific release of certain albums, learn to read>Spotify gives me great recommendations constantlyEven for that it's not worth paying for, I usually get great recs just by using Last.fm and it's free>I got psy opped into joining music trackersSo that's it, you are just mad and are seething, not out fault, fuck off
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>>107736015I'm moderately interested in joining a couple of those, but it doesn't seem likely to happen for me
I was promised AGI in 2025.
>>107736716Ain't . Gonna . Invest
Don't off yourself. Off whoever made you that stupid promise and whoever was stupid nough to believe it. So off yourself too, i guess, but after offing him first.
>Thinking it's almost time for a clean install of windows>See that there's an option in windows to "reset my PC," removing my apps and keeping my documents and files>Decide to try it instead of doing it with a thumb drive like I usually do>It barely frees up any storage>It fucks up all of my settings>It introduces a bunch of bugs that I've never even seen before>It basically does nothing but delete steam and also fucks a bunch of random shit up for no reason>Essentially just a "break windows and waste time" button>All of the apps it said it would remove are still there>Still have to do a fresh install except now I need to do it immediatelyNothing works anymore
>>107736707>WindowsFound the problem
>>107736707Level N error.
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>>107732908Mozilla moved to supporting the XDG standard last year (fucking finally) so that's not an issue now if you want to snapshot the config files in ~/. config/Mozilla but not the cache, etc.Ironically they are better than Chrome now which stores its fucking databases in ~/.config like that's a totally normal thing it should be doing.
>>107736205I think the issue was debian 13 being unstable and it kept acting up with proton vpn
>>107735725>You lose 50% of the storage space since all data is duplicatedYup that makes sense, I meant more like hypothetically if I had a pool of storage using RAID, the usage size is limited to the smallest drive in the pool. From what I've read so far that's only the case for stuff like RAID5, etc.? Like I said I only plan on using raid1 on identical drive sizes.In regards to btrfs: I assume that'd it'd use the matching drives (8+8) (16+16) as raid 1 pairs, and present the pair as individual devices that are then added to the pool for 24tb total, but I figured I would ask to be 100% sure.>>107735848>btrfs has a lot fewer restrictions about adding new disks and rotating out old ones outI think I'll do btrfs then.>>107735848>it's not out of treeI didn't know what this meant so I googled it. Is the issue here mainly that the out of tree module developers are at the whim of the upstream kernel developers, and shit can break at any time? So BTRFS would just be more reliable since Debian supports it naturally?
I recently bought a windows 8 era laptop with a pretty bad pentium and 4gb of ram. I was wondering what distro would be the best purely on the basis of getting the most performance out of the laptop. I'm basically a complete novice at using linux, but windows 10 ltsc isnt cutting it so I figured its time to branch out and try something new.
>>107736569start with Mint XFCE
Looking for audiophile headphones of start to mid tier or good buck fr bang at around 200-600 dolla. Wired or Bluetooth.The thing is, I love to listen while I sleep and I sleep sideways so I would really appreciate headphones that feel comfy when squeezed against your ear and the pillow (if any).My previous ones from 2013-14 were my audio technica ath m50x, they are great - still using them. The wired got a damaged after years but I just replaced it, as they are replaceable./g/ used to shill them back in the day, they proved their worth, sound quality is superb. I'd just like maybe something wireless that feels comfy side-sleeping.
>>107736134>>107736134>The thing is, I love to listen while I sleep and I sleep sideways so I would really appreciate headphones that feel comfy when squeezed against your ear and the pillow (if any).there is no way this is possible
>>107736134Speakers + put earmuffs on your wife (if any)
Here before the astroturfers arriveDon't get anything beyerdynamic. Cheap ass plastic quality, terrible flat sound, earmuffs that require replacement every 6 months due to the material they use
1000-XM5
>>107736134
2026 is finally our year, PC Gamer confirms.
>>107735361windows doesn't support 16bit windows programs anymore (was only supported on 32bit windows, and 11 is 64bit-only)wine can run 16bit windows programs on 64bit linux. ironically, it is possible to run 16bit windows programs on 64bit windows... by using a port of the component of wine that does this
>>107736737>windows doesn't support 16bit windows programs anymoreWerks fine on windows 7. Sounds like you have a cocksucking issue you need to kick the habit of.
>>107736749>Werks fine on windows 7.what part of "anymore" don't you understand?>Sounds like you have a cocksucking issue you need to kick the habit of.says the guy running windows
>>107734186^ Found the retarded faggotI dual booted windows and Linux for years. Finally wiped windows about a year ago BC I never used it anymore. Only litteal fucking regards still use windows.
>>107736757I fell for the dual booting meme 3 years ago. I bought a 500GB SSD and put linux mint on it. After 2 days I stopped touching it and my computer auto boots into windows 7 every day still. I don't even use the SSD, it's just lifeless in my case. Dual booting is gay faggotry and I would rather suck nigger dick than lower my quality of life by dual booting to use my computer.
yeah, i just hacked a smudge tool into ms paint because i felt like it
Glad you're enjoying yourself extending the features of a classic tool. Good thread. Makes me wish someone would make a reverse-engineered version like the 3D Pinball source ports.
>>107729648Does this one really work this way? If you smudge yellow into blue it becomes tan?
>>107736624Smudging is just pulling the colours, so in that example he pulled much more yellow than blue. Despite being more interesting to look at, smudging is much less useful than e.g. a blurring brush, being able to change a brushes opacity, or brush softness.
>>107736624its like a light greenish grey color, i think a better way to describe it is "cream" or something, its almost white, but yes thats mostly correct and here i just did another one
>>107736402I think for a program as simple as Paint, it's easier to recreate the same functions and make them behave the same way than to reverse engineer it. It makes really heavy use of Win32 GDI calls, and many of the tools are just interactive wrappers around those calls, so you'd have to reimplement GDI to port it to another platform after reverse engineering it. The most complex tool to make work like the original is the curvy line, but that's just a bezier.
Chinese x86 is catching up. Its over.
>>107736440KEK, holy whitewashing of genocidal socialist murderers.kys you worthless animal.
>>107732241Imagine the yields haha.
>>107736268>t. swallowed the propaganda hook line and sinker
>>107736463KEK, holy whitewashing of genocidal western murderers.mention a single american president that didn't bomb other countries.I'll sit and wait.
>>107732241heaven, let this be true
Holy shit, there's a FOSS reverse engineered operating system based on windows when it was good (up through 7). This is the perfect solution, nobody has to use winjeet 10 and nobody has to use linux. Why isn't anyone talking about this? It's been under steady development so it's likely going to be finished soon.
>>107736641It will never be usable. And this is by design. Its issues are fundamental.
>>107736641>whoah !, anonz !>i found a worse windows 2000 remake with more security holes than my macbook !>a project stuck stale for over 15 years> plus russian backdoorsgee, anon !Make it your daily driver, it's not as if you had anything to hide except your loli porn ...
I've filtered all of these faggot anime pictures because all they do is spam and pretend to be smug while shitposting.>>107736705That doesn't make any sense at all. It looks like it's on track to release by 2030.
>>107736641>Why isn't anyone talking about this?Because it doesn't work.
>>107736729>I've filtered everyone making fun of meMany such cases>all they do is pretend to be smugWe're not pretending and we haven't even reached levels of smug that are normal>ready by 2030LMAOt. ReactOS and wine developer
It's 2026. How close are Waifu robots to becoming commercially available?The technology must be close by now, /g/ros...
>>107735478>somebody points out an inconsistency>gets called psychotic schizo/g/ wins again.
>>107731292>Rusty huge flat-head screwdriver for a droidlol.
Once you legalize foreskin. It's all or nothing idiot.
>>107731303>artificial skinI am sick and tired of you people and your fetishes.I do not want to fuck a squishy biocunt replacement that you can legally own again.I want to fuck a goddamn ROBOT.
>>107736700Well you are in luck, robots already exist and are everywhere! Get busy.
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>>107731663>I figure that if I can convert the whole thing to an expression it can compute it without branching:you are fucking yourself over and avoiding all of the hardware and shader compiler support for handling this sort of thing without branching by using ancient branchless programming tricksand if you're going to try and actively do that sort of thing in case you don't trust the shader compiler make use of the dedicated shader builtins for avoiding/reducing branches and not CPU SIMD techniques from back when SIMD instructions were literally only capable of arithmeticlike the balloting related APIs or some of the features of subgroups (i don't know what HLSL calls them)also even if it doesn't avoid it gpu hardware can handle branching considerably better now
The z-fighting issue was caused by a noise function in the fragment that was being used for per face color variation. Opus asked if the z-fighting was flickering or not and deduced it was a shader issue and not a depth precision issue. I asked it about potentially implementing jolt physics and it was excited so I’ll do that after I make dinner. I’ll post a video when it’s complete. Looks like it won’t take long. Jolt simply needs a list of triangles to make a custom collider for each chunk and it already provides a “player” present which I assume is just a capsule collider. Certainly easier than rolling your own physics.
>anon isn’t using slang yet>is still using glsl/glsl like a dumbass
>game dev conference>half the speakers are about boosting marginalised voices or w/e>game dev pub meetup>tranny CoCAre all irl events a bust?
Here it is, courtesy of Claude Opus. I did not touch a single line of code. This is about as far as I'll go with this project. I need to get back to working on my new renderer, which I'm also using Opus for albeit a very contained amount. But I will implement this stuff soon. Funny thing, I actually built Jolt wrong (forgot to disable a cmake setting so it would be compatible with msvc) so Opus went into the external folder itself and built it correctly. I didn't even ask.
