>>107895463
>you would be laughed at if I got in touch with the guy who created REW and showed him how you're using it.
Ok, get in touch with him. You won't, pussy.

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Actual /iemg/ Consumer Guide
Dongles:
>$30 Leteciel Magivant
>$100 Leteciel Magic Flute
>$140 Tanchjim Luna AT

IEMs:
>$20 CVJ Vivian
>$80 CVJ New Aria
>$120 CVJ Nozomi
>$500 Tanchjim Origin AT
>$2400 Moondrop Psyche

DAPs:
>$270 Hiby x Hatsune Miku M500

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the only measurements that matter are the ones my ear can hear

>>107895592
>you failed to address the simple fault in your process- dsp is not a physical system.
Where's the flaw? We use DSP to replace physical systems all the time. This literally doesn't mean anything, but I bet it sounded really smart in your head.

Hiby R1 Midi edition any different from regular R1 other than the included buds and special color?

(define (sample-probability elements probs)
  (let* ((total (apply + probs))
         (choice (random total)))
    (let loop ((els elements)
               (probs probs)
               (running-sum 0))
      (let ((next-sum (+ running-sum (car probs))))
        (if (< choice next-sum)
            (car els)
            (loop (cdr els) 
                  (cdr probs) 
                  next-sum))))))

(define (tabulate N fn )
  (let loop ((table '())

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>>107885175
>Manila
Of course

>>107887873
I could swear I had a comment about some guy giving me a link and vibecoding. I should check the archive.

>>107866915
elisp predates CL tho

>>107884521
Depends on the implementation

>>107893337
Thanks, Anon. Is Vercel really that bad?

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>>107893404
That bad? I don't know.
I just wanted a linux PC with my ssh keys in it, exposed to the web, as cheap as possible. No ifs and buts.
It's been a good while since I last researched but Vercel had plenty of gotchas iirc.
Hetzner, as plain as it gets. Pay money, get a vps. I have full control over my machine, what runs in it, port allocation etc.
I got a wildcard cert and wildcard dns which lets me handle subdomains on the VPS with nginx without broadcasting what I exactly have to the world to see (see cert. transparency logs).
Only "issue" I had was that I was also self-hosting my dns with, UDP, DoH, DoT and DoQ. Turns out bots ended up discovering port 53 plain UDP DNS and used my vps for a reflection attack which then, prompted the german government to mail hetzner, causing them to forward their mail, essentially saying "deal with it". Fair enough, ended up learning wtf a reflection attack is and just firewalled port 53 since I wasn't using plain dns anyway.

oh, also I forgot adding this but since you're going for an image board, you may want to look for bullet-proof hosts.
It won't be cheap but it's either that or you gotta have a tight moderation for acceptable use policies for whatever host you're using

>>107893281
No one is gonna post on your imageboard unc. This is not 2007

>>107895840
>t. currently posting on an imageboard
holy fuck you zoomies are dumb
there exist thought processes that are just unavailable to you
paywalled dlc content i guess.
fukken subscription youre not paying lamao

>>107886936
>>Python with pointers
That's more like Lisp or Algol 68, and Python is like a combination of those languages. C doesn't even have arrays or strings, but array slicing is a fundamental feature of Python. Python is also object-oriented with metaobjects like Lisp.

>>107891323
Why?

>>107891400
somehow this is not an issue for all the 10 gorillion lines of windows source code that use the same conventions so I think it's gonna be fine

>>107891413
>C doesn't even have arrays or strings
Now what is this clownworld take? what did I miss?

>>107888120
>pascal shoul have won
Standard Pascal didn't deserve to win that. Some of the vendor extensions were better.
The biggest advantage of C was that it supported handling much more data at once with much larger programs. The siren call of "you can stop doing really annoying workarounds for dumb language limitations" was very hard to ignore.
I liked Turbo Pascal, but I don't regret switching to C on Linux.

>>107894938
Durgasoft High

>>107894894
>now you have to set up accounts to download or use it.
The normal installer needs you to log in now. But you can get versions where this is patched out

>>107894924
Old PCs are from 2012 iirc. They came with Win7. But whoever worked before me there didn't take into consideration that upgrading to 10 on 4GB RAM is retardation. I specifically made instructions how to utilize console to use .NET to create WPF apps so they could at least write them in VSC or Notepadd++ without GUI designer since running bloated cow like Visual Studio on 4RAM running Win10 is hell.
Only in recent years there was effort put to obtain new PCs in batches, and government decided to make countrywide program of upgrading PCs at schools like year ago. They decided to upgrade everything to i3 standards so we'll see how it runs. While Visual Studio might, I have no idea if other teacher will be saatisfied with his Android Studio crap. But he has better PCs anyway.
Older PCs that came with XP are now used on another subject to teach formatting drives, installing systems, assembling PCs, and when they die due to old age or students fucking around, they are used for soldering lessons where you replace ports and components.

>>107894938
Just regular polish highschool.
Exam requires you to write console application with focus on either algorythms and problem solving, or OOP. Simple shit like dice game, some well-established algorythms, sorting, searching, classes and objects with constructors, methods static fields etc.
Then you have randomly either GUI application, usually WPF, mobile app on android or web app in React/Andular. This usually focuses on utilizing GUI for some easy stuff like registration forms, reading/writing files, filtering pics in galleries etc.
Last part is docummentation which is basically writing short description of function or class you've written in previous parts. Just name, input, output, involved types and what does it do.
It's not that complicated, especially that you have to make sure even worse students fit within 2.5 hours exam takes.

>>107894972
>But you can get versions where this is patched out
Tell me more.

its absolute dogshit, I have to restart explorer.exe in the company laptop like every hour, on top of that the thing has 16GB ram and after a fresh restart its already taking 14GB, its obviously running some company malware here and there but just trying to work with it becomes a pain

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>>107894534
No, it really isn't. GNU/Linux's image of legitimacy is tarnished by these rejects corporate America inserted and sponsored, then retard comes along and thinks it's a natural outcropping and calls it 'troonix'.

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Well Mistral-Nemo runs ~11 tokens/second on an RX 580 2048sp. Rather nifty I think for a ghetto chink setup. Now to try a model that supports vision.

>>107895805
You can go as low as 2-3 tokens per second and it will still be fine. Unless you are a chronic masturbator.

>>107895841
why would anyone but use nemo, think for a second anon

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>>107895841
Its not for erotic purposes, so as long as it is faster than my cpu on my main machine i am happy. i am just trying to play around with the tech. I have two of these 16gb oddball cards I purchased and i remember reading you can spread out the model over multiple gpus so after i figure everything out i might try and install both.
but for that i will need to use a different computer, the ghetto opiplex i am using for this can barely support one gpu

>>107895805
Pixtral

>>107895779
oh yeah i forgot about the dogshit channel matching

>>107895797
I doubt anyone but that ukraine schizo has any intention of making things in the sub $500 tier anon so no

>>107895797
unfortunately even the noire x has had that problem, had to send it back to DCA for a fix

are the MR4s actually as close to the LSR305 as this video seems to show?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEGVXHRXcfw

kind of wild for how inexpensive the MR4 is.

>>107895779
even with extra padding it annoys my head, guess it was the weight all along but the og material didn't do any favors, i suppose this is the issue with having literally no clamp on the ears

>>107892690
give up this is a local model board now

>>107892690
I'm not exactly sure what happened but he announced the end of Funtoo late last year. My guess is he saw the current state of linux and the fact that most of the modern users aren't interested in the wolfpack philosophy and got sick on the lack of help and spending more time hacking around IBM's spyware than doing interesting fun stuff.

>A new evolution of Funtoo's core ideas is being built from the ground up, unencumbered by legacy toolchains, with a target for an initial public release in early 2026.
Slopcoded distro confirmed.

>>107894991
They are obviously talking about finally eliminating the python dependency required by portage (and hopefully bash too).

The Funtoo project is probably not possible to maintain anymore due to the fact that Gentoo has been screwed up so badly by the Google employees currently ruining it. The new EAPI specs are terrible. Along with the various retarded changes over the past 4-5 years. Like what they've done to the kernel and OpenRC along with the whole every package now making a user account thing.

>>107892066
Because it's developed by Indians, retard.

>>107892066
Nice image, got a source for it?

>>107892066
Insane information. Thank god I use Windows

>>107892066
have you seen the CEO of Microsoft?

>>107892066
Indians also drink water. Should I stop drinking water out of spite?

>>107895157
The only person I know that bought one was my company's literal CEO who makes $400,000 a year

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>>107895157
>What went wrong?

>>107895157
usecase?

>>107895857
crankin'

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>>107895322
TND

as a white man i would gladly breed a big phat assed Brazilian wyman

>>107895786
>I want AIDS

>>107895844
if i could impregnate and coom inside big phat assed brazillian women...
yes

>>107895322
Not technolo/g/y.

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>>107867651
>look into it
>not digg
>ai slop
barf

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hos on the scene

>>107894702
yeah, and because it's an old domain with strong SEO ranking, and dofollow on its links, it's getting hit by SEO spammers using AI slop to give link juice to their blog
this is despite the ToS prohibiting commercial use
and despite the "AI" features mentioned in the blog, apparently there's not yet autodetection of this spam
which wouldn't be such a problem except that the only way to find new threads is to browse the new threads and see all of it. and there's so much trash it's a chore to use. and you there's no button to exclude the communities you don't like.
i wanted it to be good bros

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So when does tekzilla return?

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>>107895344
hope is on the way
it does seem like they just cleaned up a lot of it
nice