>>107839309
what are these youtube videos

>>107839615
when you uninstall a package on arch, are you sure the unneeded dependencies are also cleaned? the best way of making sure is to reinstall the distro from scratch

>>107839619
here's to grasp: purity, which is when a function given an input it produces the same output and isn't affected by side effects
which gives you reproducibility for your compiled packages, which arch also tries to achieve using chroot or vm

>>107839706
`sudo -Rns package`

>>107838810
on arch during package installation if the user cancels it or if there's a power outage, it will break the system because the package and its dependencies are partially installed
on nix, this never happens, because when you install a package it either succeed as a whole or fails without any changes to the system
this feature is often called atomic, made possible thanks to purity and immutability

>>107839635
I went and checked, 10 CFR 430.2 states under the definition on television set that all televisions must have analog and digital tuners.

>>107830639
There was one of those sitting around in a local hard off for a while for 200,000jpy. Never pulled the trigger on buying it. Kinda regret.

>>107839713
Good to know.

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>>107839681
Sony was always wild

>>107834467
Yeah and if you could take a modern midrange to high end phone back to the mid 90s it would be close to the top of the list of most powerful supercomputers.

>>107838694
>There's obviously infinite more possibility that this produces something, than not doing it at all.
Is that "something" worth all the investment?
The biggest issue I have with AI is that it's expenses are increasingly running away from the revenue being brought in.
Just for AI companies to break even on current and future investments requires the most optimistic outcome.

This isn't just a few million to keep the lights on at a food delivery startup while they gather a base. This is billions and billions, economy disrupting billions.
All this shit needs to be clawed back at some point and I doubt the VC money can flow in forever.
Even now I'm only convinced nothing has happened yet because too many will be hurt when/if it does fail

>>107838996
It's smoke and mirrors and everybody with two brain cells knows it is, but there's nothing else holding the states together. Look behind the curtain and multiple industries are in free fall. Big companies are running out of their pre-tariff back stock and are just coasting until midterms. If the tariffs are upheld buckle up.

>>107838996
How long did it take companies like amazon to make a profit

>>107839625
Not comparable. A loss leading logistics front is still logistics front. Llms aren't getting anybody their groceries nor do the conditions for a company like Amazon to succeed exist anymore. It's entirely illusory.

>>107839726
>Llms aren't getting anybody their groceries
the Vision Language Action Models that will power robots this year *are* going to get people's groceries though

>>107839363
Definitely not this year, so get cozy bro

so anything worth testing yet?

>>107839383
That's silly it will be just like video cards after the shitcoin bubble... oh

>>107839607
Once consumers show that they are willing to buy something at a higher price point, why lower it?

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I can get a 5060 Ti 16Gb for 420 USD + 80 in taxes. I currently have a 3060 12GB. I didn't planned to upgrade until next year but ChatGPT and his friends keep hoarding VRAM. Should I get the 5060? Image generation works pretty well on the 3060 but I want to generate some videos without getting moderated by Grok.

>>107838952
yeah it seems obvious that when the multiplication symbol is omitted and two symbols (or numbers) are smashed together then the multiplication should happen first.

For example:

6 / 2a

a = 2+1

>>107832063
I will implicitly do explicit things to your asshole

>>107831960
KDE devs can't make much.
Makes sense when your base is QT.

>>107833900
>parentheses
you can't change the question or you'll get a different answer

>>107838952
The fact that you don't understand the purpose of the parenthesis makes you the retarded. It's there so you know what you're supposed to be doing first.

>>107834114
brown mindset and behavior

>>107837413
Kys

>>107834114
i read the book and was disappointed to find out that nedry actually had less character development than he does in the movie. his antagonist arc is almost nonexistant outside of a few comments he makes early on. he is always desribed as ugly, awkward, and dirty. he is never shown as competent despite supposedly being the mastermind behind the entire park systems. meanwhile his death is incredibly gruesome and the author does not hesitate to remind you he deserved to die. then he beomes an afterthought. you are expected to hate the character outright.

in the movie, he is more nuanced

>>107834114
the modern equivalent of this is the discord hack where discord outsourced to some third world shithole and hackers bribed the workers with 500 dollars for internal access, and then a few thousand for more access because thats a lifechanging amount of money for these people

>>107838878
>no rational argument
>anger and threats
brown mindset and behavior

>>107839707
The closest you're going to get for that is Q4OS if you insist on that

>>107839720
Buy a computer that isn't broken and unstable then. 16GB means it's probably 10+ years old.

>>fixes your distrohopping perma-krashes

>>107839743
>kde needs more then 16 gigs to run properly
lamo

LTS is stuck on 5.27. And NO, I will not be beta testing for Canonical.

>>107837987
>I know is I installed it for my dad
Most dads use the goy store. what's the problem? your dad is probably good goy boomer anyway.

>>107837998
>at the time it wasn't [on the play store].
Need more help anon?

>>107838011
Switch him to the goy store then. Don't you want your dad to update his Wholphin easily?

>>107837739
>All my subs are embedded. They work fine.
good for you but if anon wants to solve his problem he should try extracted subs to test if that solves his problem

>>107831460
>Guess I'll buy Roon
lol

>>107837946
I studied chemistry and now I'm applying to CS masters program.
Chemistry is total fucking dogshit as a "career" and I would not recommend it to anyone.

>>107838314
>Chemistry is total fucking dogshit as a "career"
To be fair that was one of the reasons i didn't study it in the end. Tho the dream of working on some r&d shit still prevails

>>107838339
>working on some r&d shit
Doing that sucks, actually. The light at the end of the dogshit tunnel is more dogshit.

>>107838387
Damn

>>107838387
>>working on some r&d shit
>Doing that sucks, actually.
Wrong, I love it

>>107837784
what’s this

>>107837784
is that actually her?

>>107837784
An Asian gf? I hope so, one day.

>>107837784
no i'll just recreate it and open-source the software side

>>107837784
They should make a MAGA version with obese ice agents in Temu armor.

>>107837717
No I'm ashamed of it because I've made it with AI. It works without bugs as I've edited it and asked for fixes for a year now but it's still AI slop.
AI is only useful if it uses other people's libraries.

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if rutube and dzen would give me translated cations so i could watch kino rooskie peasant farming videos id never do back to yt

>>107838005
No thirdies have ever been ashamed of their code. Never forget this when you pussy up

>>107823565
>if it's removed entirely then I just have a python script where I paste the channel and it opens everything parsed with one network call, all the videos in order with their upload date etc.
nice
you'll be able to use that about 15 times before you get rangebanned for a week

t. did the same

>>107839725
I don't ask for the upload date for every single video anon. I get everything in one or a few network calls. You know all you need is the video pages, there's lots of hidden info in there.

Been doing it for a loong time and never been ip banned.

It really is mostly useless and deprecated in 2026
WebDevs are not stupid. They wont give you a special clean_site.js and a muh_ads.js for you to easily block.
They just bundle everything into one JS file so your choices are:
A) Waste time trying to blacklist scripts and accomplish absolutely nothing
B) Waste time trying to blacklist scripts and make the site unusable

>>107839482
> reddit-tier psychotic ramblings from a fucking retard
cringe

placebo for retards

15 years ago the internet was HTML and PHP and embedded applets. Even Youtube was Flash. Anything Javascript was probably malicious or superfluous.

Doesn't unlock do the same?

>>107834629
You're retarded and didn't even process my reasoning.

This is just for some shit involving a guitar pedal?

>>107832926
there are situations where you should feel guilty.
if you use AI to write that shit, that you then proceed to understand/tweak/correct and it works just fine for your application, no reasons to be ashamed of.
if you instead have no fucking clue what's happening, and AI is doing something that works, you should feel ashamed of yourself. for failing to completely understand everything
not having a fucking clue what the fuck is happening is dangerous, code coming from this direction can completely fuck shit up, since you have no fucking clue what's going on, and "it seems" to be working. until it doesn't, in which moment you realize how fucking retarded you are.

>>107833189
um I think I'm a gaymer now...

>>107834067
I'll take you as being genuine. What your reasoning is missing is that these AI tools are getting better very suddenly.
>Shit
>Shit
>Shit
>Shit
>Bad
>Decent
All the narrative and experiments were produced on previous tools. The sentiments around AI were built based on tools a year or older. That's why there's such a big difference in what some people claim vs what experiments show and what people's general opinion is.

If you haven't tried them, go download Cursor and just try using it and build a simple project with it. Something you might want to use yourself.

I don't care enough to even bother clicking on it and checking it out

>>107839634
Aimless, pointless, and has no idea what high-level languages actually are because it keeps pointless cruft like semi-colons.
>immutable by default
yeah i'm sure all the c programmers switching will definitely turn this on.
Anyway, if you're gonna have

ident: Type

. Your language needs block declarations so you only need to type out var once.

var 
 thing: int = 2
 thing2: String = "string"

But Nim and Pascal are the only languages i know that have it.
All these new meme langs, especially "C But Modern™ always miss the point.

>rust without borrow checker

im sold