>>107892676
play something like alan wake2 with path tracing on an oled monitor in hdr and it should look alright

>>107890595
>Firefox now also supports custom keyboard binds
massive fucking news, I'll finally get to replace the braindead incognito bind

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>>107892705
>I'll finally get to replace the braindead incognito bind
First thing I did as well

>>107890922
Yep i gave up on Firefox as bugzilla is too backlogged of all the bugs (over 2 million), webcompat is flooded with sites that just plain block firefox now. "Everything is Chrome in the future".

>>107891272
The nig nog is complaining about the lack of an "add to desktop" button

>>107889953
>Which is the best Reddit community
4tran4
piracy (only mega thread)
piratedgames (only mega thread)
Linux
fossdroid
lisp

>>107890225
>Reddit is way more useful than 4chan
then why the fuck are you here? go back

>>107890225
this is true unfortunately

>>107889953
/g/

>>107890225
Comp sci parts of reddit are just a bunch of retarded CS undergrads whining about leetcode.
Hackernews is also onions but more on topic and sometimes you run into semi-famous people writing filesystems for google or something. At the very least you learn more about VC.
Blind is better for hearing about layoffs or other tea in industry.
/g/ is better for memes and culture, less politically onions, personal project ideas tend to be less bullshitty than hackernews

Reddit is just complete garbage, it's cringe, the people aren't good technically, all of the takes are shit. You don't get anything from engaging with them. You just hear a bunch of retarded political opinions and get nothing in return

>>107894946
Discord

>>where people moved?
>>107894955
>Discord
asked about people.

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>>107894922
>7 was so damn comfy for a couple of weeks
what alt-chan are you referring to?

Most of you faggots are bot anyway.
I'm the only real human being ITT.

>>107895073
same as this but with a 7
the one that has the cake board

I bought a 9070xt for a somewhat normal price about a month ago, close to 600€
It wasn't even the worst model, it's a powercolor hellhound

>>107888574
iktf. Built an AM5 system last year with a hold-me-over RX 6800, lold at "fps go up" (on my 60hz monitor), then went right back to playing things that already played adequately on my sandy bridge+2060 rig.

>>107888191
>no 3DNow!
nice e-waste

>5700x3d
>4070 super
>32gb DDR4 3200cl16 (you don't need more)
>1080p monitor (you don't need more)
absolute KINO

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>>107884685
I was (and I'm still using) an old build with
> i7 3770
> 16GB DDR3 RAM
> RX 6500XT 4GB
> 256GB SATA SSD

And the last year a friend sold me this machine
> R9 3900XT
> 32GB DDR4 RAM
> 3080 10GB
> 2x 256GB NVME Drives

Maybe not the latest gen hardware, but sure it's an upgrade from what I was using.

most of my applications are terminal based, i think i only ever use blender and firefox outside my terminal

>>107891189
saar....

>>107894422
It's dual license and not all uses are permitted under LGPL.
>Are you developing for specific embedded or real-time systems?
>This is another major area for commercial licensing. While Qt for embedded Linux is available under the open-source license, developing for many other real-time operating systems (RTOS) like QNX or INTEGRITY, or for microcontrollers (MCUs), often requires tools and pre-built libraries that are only available under a commercial license.
>The Qt for MCUs product, for example, is a commercial-only offering that allows you to run Qt on resource-constrained devices where a full OS isn’t present. If you’re in this space, you should budget for a commercial license from the start.
Your calculator app doesn't need a commercial license. The infortainment system in your automobile does.

why cant we have this but less niggerlicious is it really that fucking hard to make something that's not C++ level dogshit but doesnt run at 1/100 the speed

>>107894874
How did you solve the CAPTCHA, retard?

you should try getting gpt 5.2 to write out a plan and then have opus execute it. seems like a pretty good duo.

>>107894211
Concerning that you think long post = LLM. Says a lot about you both in terms of writing skill and ability to discern LLM-generated content.

>>107891464
you must be using it wrong
WSJ reports that CEO's and coders alike are creaming their pants over it
https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/anthropic-claude-code-ai-7a46460e

>>107894176
Concerning that you think long post = LLM. Says a lot about you both in terms of writing skill and ability to discern LLM-generated content.

>>107894663
long posts can be not slop, short posts can be slop

>>107893088
yes switch to mpv. vlc is shitware that doesn't even display colors correctly.

>>107894323
thanks buddy

>change account pic
>shows-up on lock-screen
>but not in the menu
what the fuck?

>>107892551
>>107892616
'ere you go bud
>gofile.io/d/A2McP4

New to troonix, using linux mint, trying to install mpv since I want to try it out, apparently the package mint uses in its repository is outdated, they reccomend using the helper scripts to build it but I have never done this before and have no idea what im doing or whats going on. running "sudo ./install" ends with "autoreconf: error: automake failed with exit status: 1"

is it worth figuring out how to do it the autistic way if the way the want you to install it is poorly documented? do i just use the old version in in the repository?

>>107894654
>The world won't exist past 2030
ftfy

>>107894925
>linux users actually bother to report bugs
As a dev, this is great

>>107894754
The 2027 Event.

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>>107894925

>>107894607
it would be a disaster because they cant even get their natively supported linux builds to fucking work

literally just tried cs2 on linux and it isnt playable. 30-120 fps nonstop stuttering. i google around and people just say the linux build has been like this for awhile and isnt playable.

they are such a shit company. their biggest achievement is being able to figure out you can enable children to gamble and make infinite money. with the infinite money they just fund shitty projects that always fail and buy out IP just to ruin it.

>>107890852
>[s4s]
what is this?

>is full of discord troons now i stopped posting there
BASED!

>>107889612
can you name at least one sys call that returns -1 on success?

>>107892504
pause

bampu

i guess this is another boring syscall

>>107894661
Because I'm right. I'd love to see you point out an argument on how tech is more expensive now.

>>107887316
that's just how people with at least a minimal level of education type

>>107894725
Zoomers didn't get educated unfortunately

I'm done being mad!

THE TECH OVERLORDS ARE PROMETHEANESQUE HEROES OF HUMANITY

BLESS US AGAIN ALTMAN SAMA

>>107885006
The fact zoomers care so much about literal imaginary porn shows how fucked up the modern world is lmao

>>107893554
>it would just be another 2022
you mean a mere correction with a V back up to ATH's and then some?

>>107880884
They money is being stolen and pumped into infrastructure and datacenter projects.
After a few years, the properties will be transferred to someone for a dollar. Look for who those are made to.

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>>107894961
mere correction (to your post) - straight down to ATL

>>107879859

also in news few months back they bought themselfes 3000 pieces high tier sff

Private equity trying to cause a crash so they can buy more shit up

>>107892344
Yenta looking bitch. The joke writes itself.

>>107892344
MK Ultra again? What is different this time?

>>107892344
I fucking love the WEF very forward thinking and interesting ideas. Better then 99% you worthless fuckholes who have zero ideas outside of MUH LIBERATARIAN MUH PRIVACY COMPUTA! The WEF is thinking about the future and potential technologies that may or may not be anything.

>>107892344
We've had this ability for decades. Memory is more malleable than you think.

>Remember that time you saw Bugs Bunny at Disneyworld?

>>107894721
>Remember that time you saw Bugs Bunny at Disneyworld?

What the fuck is this nigger cattle blabbing about, not even the same IP

64bit is bloat

>>107894292
>waaaah i wanna play this on 4k 120fps on a potato, why does it need more ram than what it needed at 640x480 10fps waaaaaaaaaaaah

>>107894898
retard

>>107894292
>>107894555
it includes optional hardware renderer. that's where all the size comes from. if you want you can run it software mode (cpu) like old quake, modern pcs are more than fast enough for it.

>>107894555
Because that doesn’t include the ram usage of a modern operating system

>>107894690
how do you think meta and google makes money?

>>107894228
Meta dropping a llama model has more of a global impact than grok ever will comutatively in its lifetime.

>>107892895
10 million dollars or a chance to deliver their pizza (no tips)

>Sony declares the 2D TV era over
>Tesla declares the ICE car era over
>Blackberry declares the iOS era over

Ill just get it from China. I find myself saying this more and more nowadays. If western manufacturers don't want me as a customer any more I'll just get it from China.

>interview next week
niggas be like
>here's a 300 page whitepaper on how to build a compiler

>>107894872
talk about how much you plan to rely on AI. Talk about it the way your grandparents talked about being able to use Google to instantly be skilled at any topic that comes up.

>>107894333
>For whatever reason i never learned how to arrange code properly in an OO way
You can use classes for the same reason you'd use a sum type, or for writing generic code. That's it.

>>107894697
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shunting_yard_algorithm
>>107894827
>the easiest one to get is probably a pratt parser
Almost everyone always give this answer when this subject comes up and it's bullshit. The Pratt parser is hard to wrap your head around, extends and understand at all. It's easy to copy/paste it but if you can't extend it you don't understand it.
Plenty of people think that it's a top-down parsing algorithm, that's hilarious.

Erlang is King