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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.

time to lock in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gDinVAmtA0

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Did some malloc replacing and things are going well so far. Start by reserving 5 GiB of virtual memory and then I create a subarena of 1MB for the commands.

VmemArena main_arena;
if (!init_vmem_arena(&main_arena, GB(5)))
return 1;
Arena command_arena;
if (!init_subarena_from_vmem_arena(&command_arena, &main_arena, MB(1)))
return 1;

....

while (engine_state.running)
{
arena_reset(&command_arena);

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>>107738229
Why are you doing some dogshit text interface? Where is the 3D?

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>>107738229
Yeah I'm not even cracking 500 bytes. I'll just allocate 5 KiB and that should be good.

>>107738332
I had an idea I wanted to try out. One that is more fleshed out than anything I came up in 3D.

>>107736795
kys kumar

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The 100 hour per month limits aren't that bad. Who has time to play games for more than 3 hours a day, especially on weekdays?

>>107738096
Nobody is renting remote GPU and playing that way, this has been tried twice to huge losses each time. The extra 30ms lag effectively doubles your ping making you meat in any FPS, no other genre really needs max GPU prowess (nor does FPS really either) and etc. blah blah I'm not going to rehash what the market has already shown to be true for you again.

Here's the other problem, slick - nobody even gives a fuck about new games. Fortnite is like 10 years old and you can play it on a potato. It's still the most popular FPS with the most active users, by far. It sucks kinda, but it's at least better than other shitty games which all suck. For me it's Tribes and Tribes 2 which beat the piss out of these gay retarded zoomer games. Maybe we can turn the alphas onto Tribes Next. That would be insanely based. And there are no current games which support 256 players at once, like Tribes 2 did *checks watch* 27 years ago. Holy fuck I'm old.

>>107738096
KWAB

>>107736453
Are they going to send out a 3G signal to blow up all the old computers or something? Let's face it, not a single classic game has emerged in the last 15+ years. You can play anything worth playing on some random hunk of garbage now.

Morrowind has more zeitgeist than Skyrim. Are you fucking kidding me with this? Before anybody rents anything, the globohomo nitwits need to make a new game worth playing. Something to totally capture the imagination of everybody. And guess what? Skyrim was the last one that transcended all boundaries and was hailed as a classic. That was in like what, 2008?

No. YOU will EARN NOTHING.

>>107720368
because AP Stats class requires these calculators and tech illiterate patterns will spend the $150 without batting an eye. even tech literate parents will need to pay it because their child requires it for class even if they are aware of cheaper alternatives

>>107728488
TI ironically made the first calculator IC suitable for a battery powered calculator. But they never made an actually good one beyond their first ventures. HP made all the good calculators, nobody who knows anything will disagree. And they used the TI chip for their first one(s?) but soon switched to their own ICs.

The guy who invented floating point math, worked for HP on their calculators, they are the only ones considered good enough to do financial math in court (look it up) and Excel has always tried to match the results of the 12C for financial shit with varying levels of success. It's like, banker certified.

They also invented the first 64-bit CPU, in the form of the HP-16C programmer's calculator which can simulate, in hardware, any number of bits up to 64. It's essentially designed for computer programmers but also especially for simulating new CPU designs even at glacial speeds. It runs on 3 of those hearing aid batteries. First hardware 64-bit computer. First battery powered 64-bit computer. Back in like, 1983?

https://www.hpmuseum.org/hp16.htm

>>107723663
lol try 30 years ago.

>>107720385
They're the only tool standardized in academia. They have an artificial monopoly. That's the only reason it's pricey.

>>107732470
They can be but most of the issues are fairly avoidable. I can understand a desire to not want to fuck around with fighting the language in lieu of real work though.

>>107735841
hot reload works from the console as well. you don't need any kind of editor for it. it also works with c++ if you use msvc btw

>>107722988
J blow is the very definition of a midwit
Jai is nothing more than masturbation of his ego and on the same level of delusion as rust trannies

>>107722988
>another dogshit meme language with no support made by a single guy with an ego complex
Wow, I can only wonder how fucking useless this will be!

>>107737529
I don't think a midwit could make 2 games from scratch and then use the money made from them to make a programming language, an engine in it, and a game in it.

the funniest shit was AI kept assuming it was a man and gave her a dick in videos LOL

>>107734171
It's in her movie called "Tiktok Tranny", where she's baiting people on tiktok by taking advantage of her boyish look and pretending to be a really "passing" tranny. It's very entertaining because she's a real freak, but a talented and committed one.

>>107728167
is she mimicking american accent?

>>107738319
If you can't tell it's a direct Gaymans Nextass parody then you're dumb as fuck.

>>107736012
thanks but i'm sticking with GNU's Not Unix

>>107736033
>just shitty buggy unix clones
hp-ux was based on unix v, you larping fucking faggot
>>107736033
> (aside from macOS)
the operating system that represents less than 8% of the entire computing market that only runs on overpriced hardware? that macos? lmao. good morning sar!

This is kinda sad.

>>107736454
They always had some kind of mystique. The Unix workstation that didn't become a meme. The one that was just a workhorse for whoever got to work with them. But maybe that's the difference. I never worked with them. To you it was just a shitty tool. For me it's something I wish I could have known.

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>>107736012
not a closed-source Unix expert, but RIP to the last OS of any kind that still had Itanium support for whatever reason. You know it's fucked when not even NetBSD gives a shit about it

>>107737165
apparently T2 SDE supports Itanium and many other architectures that nothing else supports

>>107737973
FUCK OFF ANIME FAGGOT YOU ARE NOT WELCOME ON THIS WEBSITE

>>107738288
>This is the gaybourhood, and you are not welcome here! AHHHHHHHHHHHHH-
>ACK!

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>>107738288

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>>107737455
Yeah.

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>coupon codes are not additive
wtf are you telling me I spent forever finding something to hit the next tier and I cant use my original value coupon as well
well I wont buy those extra things then wtf

Are there any chink bowie knives/big survival knives that could outlive me? Like really quality ones?

Why is it that Aliexpress wants me to add 3 for a bundle deal, and when I check out, it tells me the discounts expired and tries to increase the price of everything? This can't be normal

>>107736330
>>107736341
something is really wrong, as it lead solder melt temp is really low
have you check if you got it for the wrong voltage? a 220v one wouldn't work properly in a 11v system

That was over 10 years ago and no one even uses Rails anymore.

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>>107738088
node alchemy

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>>107738068
yeah this makes sense.

ControlNet 0: "Module: dw_openpose_full, Model: diffusion_pytorch_model_promax, Weight: 1, Resize Mode: Crop and Resize, Processor Res: 512, Threshold A: 0.5, Threshold B: 0.5, Guidance Start: 0.0, Guidance End: 1.0, Pixel Perfect: False, Control Mode: My prompt is more important, Hr Option: Both"

so we have a sensible value for Module. also, Control Mode is populated, which i mean who the fuck knows if that matters?

i mean really at some point you may want to consider just biting the bullet and goin comfy. idk if u have used it ever, but it's... fine... now. easy to have multiple workspaces open, kind of easy to swap images around between them (if ur stuck in upscale/inpaint/whatever workflows). idk it's a huge pain in the dick but usually it's because you stepped on your own penis and not because the main codebase is complete ass

>>107738106
this is a sure sign of the end of days... illuminatianon selling comfentanyl to the kiiiiiids fuck them kids

>>107738106
i just installed forge and it works better than A1111 regarding color bleed so im going to stick with it and see if i can make the most of things, while your here do you remember an extension which prevented colors spilling into different tags? (i.e blue shirt, brown eyes, red shoes would make only the specific things they were tagged with that color) i cant remember what it was for the life of me but it worked with SDXL models

>>107726581
I 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.

>>107726581
Kimi K2 Thinking

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>>107726581
Every ad in social media is always how AI replace the "grunt work" in your generic office work, where people in the fancy office cant write emails or Siri-like voices in call centers.

With the persistent difficulties people have encountered with Text-based AI (Chatgpt,Copilot,Gemini), no wonder why they cant exist in fields where constant supervision when doing anything that actually matters or where errors are a problem (Processing images of Hubble and James Webb, making blueprints for Architects, analyze data for Radiologists)
At my company (Pilots and Aircraft Mechanics) I've noticed the people has zero shit about introducing AI in this and other fields

>>107726741
keep seething, nobody likes a lowlife like you irl

>>107736782
we'll soon have AI like in Her. 5 years maybe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8zDDPP3REE

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The F7 is 400 for me right now for the 12G ram 512gb version. But with what you guys are saying about the bootloader bullshit I don't know...
While I prefer lineageOS I can probably live with the chinkshit ROM but root is nonnegotiable.
Unrooted android is unusable to me. You can't even screenshot most apps at this point.
Fucking fidelity doesn't let you screenshot, despite their portfolio price history tracking being total dogshit.
The day safetynet spoofing stops working is the day I switch to carrying an old goyphone for banking apps.

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>>107729530
Ebay and banking apps work. You can transfer your files. If you can't remember your passwords that's on you.

>>107730051
>Posts trans child cartoon
Staring in the mirror Anon?

>>107738161
Graphmeme doesn't pass safetynet by default right?
Does your google wallet work for TTP? that's generally the strictest app you'll encounter
Also how is it on the fold over stock? Any improvements in multitasking?

>>107737745
You don't need to unlock bootloader.
https://youtu.be/8mZzRrZf7Nw?si=dGNNb-EzDPrjis31

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>>107738279
these have a high potential to "not be terrible".
B+ :)

>>107737573
>>107737618
I want high pixels per steradian, what's wrong with that? Exact integer multiples shouldn't matter, it's still dynamically rendering a 4K frame, just that the UI elements are scaled up to not be 2mm high. I'd be fine with 300%, though it is kinda goofy, but that causes the same problems. I like not being able to see individual pixels, maybe owning a macbook has poisoned my mind. I wasn't expecting to have to use 250%, but large UI elements are actually nice. You might even want more than 300% for raspberry pi projects.

My question is why my different monitors with different pixel densities have to be scaled to different levels in the first place, as if a pixel has some standard size with respect to UI elements. Instead everything should default to scaling to have pixels the same size with respect to that pixel's size on the monitor itself. There should be a slider entitled "pixels per millimetre", not some arbitrary scale percentage limited between 50-250%. Seems like a no-brainer, idk. Maybe there's a utility out there that does this, especially for people using linux on laptops with extra screens plugged in.

>>107738023
Additionally, some applications don't even respect this scale in the first place, and appear miniscule, as if set to 100% scale. If I knew I'd have this much trouble getting high-DPI monitors working I'd have bought a lower resolution monitor. I didn't even think 27" was that small. To get those 100%-only applications running at my preferred scale, I'd have to use a 1080p 32" monitor, which seems unreasonably grainy. But maybe there's a hacky workaround for scaling those uncooperative applications, or using a different window manager might do something. Suggestions welcome.

For reference, the Submit button here on 4chins is 9mm tall when set to the 250% scale. I sit between 40" and 28" from my screen.

>>107738023
>Exact integer multiples shouldn't matter
is / aught
>as if a pixel has some standard size with respect to UI elements
When you're talking about PC content it's supposed to be 1/96 ~ 1/110 linear inch square. Nobody since the early 90s steps outside this.

rocminfo shows nothing in chroot but works in the parent environment, why's that?

# rocminfo 
ROCk module is NOT loaded, possibly no GPU devices

Tried systemd-nspawn and conventional chroot but nothing.

>>107738225
did you bind the host /dev?