/dpt/ - Daily Programming ThreadWelcome to the Daily Programming Thread. What are you working on, /g/?Previous thread >>>107670460
>>107690624>picdoes she still kode on wednesdays?
>>107701230i can just sit around do nothing play video games and hero myself when im 40
>>107702398Guess I'm going to have try to isolate a minimal reproducible example and submit it as a bug report.>>107702417C doesn't have modules, as far as I know.
>>107702637>C doesn't have modules, as far as I know.brooooo, TU's are modules, no wait, shared objects are modules, no wait, um well ackshually well ok maybe you might be technically correct but fuck you o algo.
>>107702775Hey, all I was trying to say is I don't think it's modules causing this ICE in my case.
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>>107702765nope, all same kind of playing inside my head experience, nothing like full size headphones or speakers
>>107694445What DAC should I use for audio with the BSB? I used the ugreen and moondrop echo-a, but both have issues working with that port
>>107702765At least 3 of them.
>>107702531just something to laugh at. you choose anger while defending it and it's glorious to see.
>>107702819>defending it>brought up something unrelated out of conditioninglmao take meds
Had Logitech G305 - developed doubleclicking in a yearSwitched to CoolerMaster MM712 - scroll wheel started scrolling in random directions in a year, on top of shitty wireless connectivity.And the funniest thing is that I used $5 store brand mice before and all of them lasted me much longer than that without issues.Is there a single reliable brand of wireless mice that work and I won't have to pay through the roof to get?
>>107696886yes? the chinese $5 one
>>107696886Had G305 for 5 years and it still works as good as new only thing that changed is the logo wearing out. You're either a retarded caveman or you got a one in a million faulty model
>>107696955>>107697048You can canibalise the spring from another mouse and replace it without any soldering. I've done it multiple times over the years and keep a bunch of cheap old mice to have a variety of switches.
>>107696886I have also had equally bad luck with name brand mice, at this point I've just accepted that no one making mice cares.Right now I'm using a meme mouse, the 8BitDo Retro R8, and it has developed this weird issue where the left click doesn't stay pressed consistently, updating the mouse and dongle drivers did lessen how often this happens, but this should happen at all after just a week of use.
>>107701551>a retarded cavemanI think you might be right or burger fingers pressing buttons too hard. I've only had to replace the feet on mine in 5 years. Otherwise works fine.
Is C still wortlh learning nowadays?I'm studying CS but my uni's program only teaches you Python, Java and C++ so i figured I'd try to start learning C on my own over the winter break.I already have a decent grasp on Python and Java and have always heard all the real enlightened big brain neProidians learn C to understand how a computer works beter since it's "close to the metal" unlike Python and Java but even starting out with Learn C the Hard Way, Zed Shaw says that C is a fundamentally flawed language and has many errors that later languages fixed into non-issues.Should I keep going
>>107702118It's often overstated how close it is to how the hardware works. And nowadays there are better languages for most tasks.But it's worth knowing. It's relatively easy to learn how to understand C code (much harder to learn how to write really good C code), and there's a ton of important software written in it that you might want to read the source code of. It's also ingrained in many aspects of how operating systems and other languages work.Do learn C but don't listen to people who say that it's the only masculine way to program a computer or whatever.>>107702473>null pointers are a fundamental attribute to memory systems addressed by a numerical pointer indexed at zero.It's nice to express nullability in the type system, though this would fit poorly with the rest of C.>what else u gon do? pascal strings?The vast majority of languages today use either a pointer + length pair or a start and end pointer. (Notice that pointer + length is how the mem* functions work, C just doesn't make it the default or package it up into a convenient type.)C inherited null-termination from B and B didn't support structs, that might have something to do with it. IIRC Ritchie didn't consider a length-prefix unreasonable (it's what BCPL did), he said that null-termination just seemed easier.>and all of your points apply to C++ anyway as well. last I checked, std::string is zero-terminated (C++11 onwards guarantees [std::string] s[s.size()] == '\0')C++ adds a null byte so that you can pass std::string pointers to functions that expect C strings. This costs it one byte of storage and nothing else because all C++-native operations still make use of the length field or the end pointer or however the STL implements it.That means C++ can store null bytes inline, it can do bounds checking, it can find the end of the string in O(1), it can do zero-copy no-write substrings, it doesn't risk overflow by skipped terminator, it can do aggressive SIMD, and so on.
>>107702118That really only applies if you're going to get into direct memory management, multi-threading, etc... the exact specifics of how those things are done.Definitely good to play around with to get a grasp and experience with the concepts.You can invoke direct assembler as well, which you should test out to connect with how that works.
>>107702144>>107702160How TF can you have a close to metal implementation with that bloat?Implement it as a layer within the language, noob.
>>107702647>C++ adds a null byte so that you can pass std::string pointers to functions that expect C strings. exactlywhatever else it's doing, doesnt change the fact its zero-terminated.so what are you arguing exactly? if C's string zero-termination is an issue for you, C++ wont save youand storing two additional pointers, plus the zero-terminator, is not always desireable either. in embedded or kernel space, the overhead of re-scanning for the null-terminator a few times often outweighs the cost of storing two additional pointers.
>>107702647>C++ can store null bytes inline, it can do bounds checking, it can find the end of the string in O(1), it can do zero-copy no-write substrings, it doesn't risk overflow by skipped terminator, it can do aggressive SIMD, and so onCan all be done in C, noob.
The steam frame is gonna cost like 700 dollars maybe more with the RAM issues going isn't it? The Quest 3 was being sold for 407+100 dollar in Amazon credit a week ago.
>>107699241The quest 3 has a much worse CPU, locked down OS, half the RAM, and isnt comfortableYou an install WinlatorXR on it but it's dogshit compared to the Frame
>>107702510Because they don't want to sell it as a stand alone platform when ARM hasn't got all the kinks worked out, but we'll see a gradual shift over to ARM, I honestly expect the Deck 2 to be ARM powered now.
>>107702510Less than 16GB really isn't reasonable for a "computer" at all. I assume it also has no dedicated VRAM either, so it has to share as well. They advertise it as streaming-first because they know PCVR requires so much performance that this thing is nowhere near to being capable enough, but at the same time they want it to be capable of running lighter games by itself (probably even regular games projected on some virtual screen). Going with 8GB would be extremely tight.
>>107702510>>107702757The software doesn't seem to be finished yet. It will work well for streaming, but the on device GUI seems to be just like Desktop SteamVR. Which isn't that great if you want to do everything through it.
>>107702807The Virtual Desktop guy is probably working on a streaming solution for the frame.It's actually crazy that his software is the only shit that just works and doesn't feel like garbage compared to all the other one (so far).
Who is this dogshit piece of shit for? Who asked for it? Why would I want to install it? Even worse, why would I not want to uninstall it on preinstalled computer?Are people at Microsoft even aware that they just killed themselves with one simple move where people actively downgrade or switch to other OS just to NOT be at Win11? They think they hold monopoly or what?
it's that bad
>>107698149Share holders.
>>107698176Must be the nuGamers. I've been PC gaming since Win98, modding and breaking games since I first found out how. I did a 360 and moonwalked away from Win11 to Mint the moment support for 10 ended. I tolerated Windows 7 and 10 because of nVidia superiority, but I'm not dealing with this inbuilt AI horseshit so I can have the convenience of out-of-the-box functionality. I already hack together modded games for fun. I'll do the same to get a game to work on Linux.Fuck M$. Fuck this AI bullshit. I will not be going back.
I'm so fucking genuinely tired about w11 posting.It's the first OS+AI, of course it's going to have a few kinks, but just the integration of Copilot alone enables the user to achieve a multiplying effect on their output.It's not just a simple OS anymore, it will turn any piece of hardware in a future scifi machine.I say :thumbsup: Windows 11
>>107702729>>107700284good morning saar
>get powerbank>USB-C is such a mess of overlapping and conflicting power specs that my phone charges the powerbank Do we need a new standard?
>>107702676please never have children
>>107702688>>107702718>>107702723least obvious samefolk ever
>>107702425To get USB PD support, presumably.
>>107701774you should plug it the other way around dummy.
Iniu P63 E1 is the best model you could buy, and you should buy it.
My biggest hard drive a 12Tb WD JUST FAILED DURING THESe prices
>>107699417CCTV hdd ? is that enough for Data storage ?
>>107699383what's so special about your anime rips? streaming sites nowadays offers 1080p no watermark soft subs this is coming from a huge weeb who was autistic about codec packs and player choice back in the day
>>107701368Nta but streaming sites have bitrate limits, often use broadcast/webrip versions of shows rather than bdrips, you can't use upscaling shaders with them, you don't get to choose which subs to use, and if you lose access for one reason or another you're out of luck. Plus some of us like using our home server for stuff.
>WDI'm so sorry you feel for the shilling
>>107702327>SeagateI'm so sorry you feel for the shilling
>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacshttps://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacshttps://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs-config-generator.fly.devhttps://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratchhttp://xahlee.info/emacshttps://emacs.tvComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107699518>For example, how do you run multiple instances of the same program then?Emacs Lisp provides thread and process abstractions.https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Threads.htmlhttps://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Processes.htmlSurely, a lisp machine could provide similar abstractions for running functions concurrently and asynchronously.
>>107699965The first part is not strictly true. While I agree I don’t want my web browser to be able to modify arbitrary code on my system, that’s also precisely the issue we had with Unix. But many bugs allowing unintended memory access wouldn’t have been possible on a Lisp machine, so the criticism cuts both ways. It’s too strong a claim to make that they don’t make sense at all.
>>107694836Nice, looking forward to it anon, I can contribute documentation once it's up, I've been writing docs for Lem too, haven't published any though, got sidetracked by making some org-mode packages..
>>107696888>I've implemented a lot of new featuresI'm looking forward to the next iteration of 4g.el. It sounds like a good one. I'm particularly curious about how you did async thumbnail downloads.
>>107701067Would definitely appreciate that, I'll draft some docs with AI for it before putting it up online so it doesn't look barren. Ships with help mode/cheatsheets at least so should be relatively easy to discover when in the app itself. What are your main needs from emacs/lem? I'm not planning on adding org mode right now but open to other stuff.
FOSS programmers work for free. Why?
>>107698832Subhuman jeet mind would never understand that
>>107702287They wouldn't be able to contribute if it wasn't open source. But since it's FOSS they can use it for free, study its code and further develop it to better suit their needs.Also I was rather talking about existing FOSS software that I contributed to, that has tons of contributors. But there is some software that I've created personally that I made FOSS and to which I received bunch of bug fixes and features made by the users.
>>107702390obviously you could have closed source and more tha one contrib. the point was you were moving the goalpost from individual to group to avoid the fact that there was no benefit
>>107702352so high iq you made llms 4 free and gave indians all your jobs
>>107702809>obviously you could have closed source and more tha one contribIt is significantly more difficult to get people to contribute to closed source program than it is to FOSS.
>blows the fuck out of you're kernel level anti cheatthis is fucking hilarious. doesn't matter if apex, valorant, rust, cs2 faceit or any other league. any FPS is currently unplayable because kids run color/ML aimbots on their second pc and forward inputs to their gayming pc with this 40$ passthrough device. and all the jeet AC devs are too stupid to write an aimbot detection algo that doesn't result in 6 million false positive bans. (the valorant jeets literally used their RAT malware anticheat to check&ban players that stream a centered screen region which is smaller than 512x512 pixels).
>>107688552Because the game logic for those is basically all serverside. Think of it as editing the html on a website: you can change your bank account value to 1000000$ but it's only in your browser that the changes will show because the bank has the actual value on their servers and just sends it to be displayed in your browser, which is why it'll go back to the real value when you refresh. The reason let's say an aimbot works is because the game server has to send other player's positions and viewangles for your gpu to display them on your screen, and you can use those values to edit your viewangles on the fly directly in ram to point at the calculated position of their head.
>>107688552>How come online poker and the general online gambling industry does not have rampant cheating issues too? What are they doing different?Because you get banned for beating the odds.>>107702516>Because the game logic for those is basically all serverside.You're a total retard. All the relevant game logic for a FPS game is also on the server-side but it obviously isn't stopping people from using a machine to issue the right inputs.
>>107702275Dynamic how? If your rules are a bunch of if-else cases, then an AI can learn how to handle those. If your rules are "whatever the referee feels like at the moment", then a human wouldn't be able to master it either.
>>107702696>Dynamic how?"Dynamic" as in "not predefined and impossible to know ahead of time". > human wouldn't be able to master it either.This is demonstrably false as humans do play such games reasonably well and some of them play such games brilliantly.
>>107702767>This is demonstrably false as humans do play such games reasonably well and some of them play such games brilliantly.Such as? AI also wins overwhelmingly at games like poker now and is capable of reading tells far better than humans could ever hope to be.
I've submitted 400 job applications this month
should i ask ai to help me revive my dead career or is it like running a race from far behind which is close to being over
>>107699731The US are beyond fucked though. Not finding a job isn't even the worst thing to come
>>107701070>Trying to sound logical when the issue is unbounded corpogreed which you can't do shit againstRetarded NPC
>>107701070>What would you do with those if you were a hiring manager?I am a manager at a small company (about 60 people, about 15 technical roles). We don't even have a hiring manager because we aren't hiring often enough for that to be a full-time position, so the CTO and the managers do the hiring collaboratively.It is a nightmare to be hiring right now.On one hand, there are twice the qualified applicants compared to 2020-2023, and willing to work for salaries we can actually afford, because the BigCos are spending their money on GPUs instead of SWEs.On the other hand, it's a fucking nightmare because there are literally TWENTY TIMES more applicants to everything. So while we get 2x the good applicants, the ratio of incompetent applicants spouting outright lies are the full 20x. It's completely unmanageable. And don't even get me started on the interview dynamics. People think I can't tell when they're feeding the audio to an LLM and reading the output.I can, it makes the interview a waste of time, and it's exhausting.Things are breaking down for smaller companies. There are now companies trying to sell our company AI services to manage the AI-generated resume flood we get. My prediction is that hiring will become less open or fair over time, and more about referrals and recommendations than it has been, if only because it helps narrow the flood of applicants down to something you can manage.I think it sucks for everyone, but I don't know what else we could do.The noise is drowning out the signal, and there's only so many hours in a day to read resumes, do interviews, and still do our actual jobs.
>>107702709Yea, so what you're saying is small piece of shit companies are going to be forced into bankruptcy or bought out because they can't compete with big corporations, who give 0 fucks and will just continue using infosys for outsourcing. The main reason small companies still exist is because they managed to occupy tiny market niches that are not interesting for big players because they go for big meaty margin or volume plays.
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>>107701666kek this is great
>just noticed patchouli's extra fingerI let my guard down since I never expected a big model to make a mistake like that
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>>107701679Fuck off
>>107701679it just works
If I want to ask questions about Apple I'd go to reddit. Fuck off.
op how do you feel about the fact that modern desktop linux is closer to the look and feel of os x than modern macos? its kinda crazy how bad the last few versions have been
/ltg/ locksreen thread general
>>107701457based, fuck chance and its glownigger shill
>>107700410>Z Flip?yep
Good morning saar
>>107702685Is there Jio fake 5G?
