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>>107695828

>>107696377
no u.

>>107695828
>To truly understand math, you must be a calculator.

>>107696601
>"I want to learn how to draw"
>proceeds to buy a dozen books about perspective and color theory
>ponders for hours about the tools they are going to use and the best ones to buy
>watches hours of drawing tutorials on youtube
>watches other people draw things too
>for some reason even learns how to craft a paintbrush from scratch along the way
>does everything under the sun EXCEPT putting some shitty lines on paper, which is ok by the way because he's just starting out and it's completely normal to suck
>"man I don't understand this drawing thing it's truly a mystery lol"
This only seems to happen with music for some reason, maybe due to it ls abstract nature. Many musicians only ever learn to play their instrument and nothing else, making original music follows naturally from it.

damn i didn't work on my track at all this weekend

The real question is... where?

bilibili clips are av1/hvc1

>Opus
Now.

>>107696781
Chinkese garbage

>>107698112
*gets in your fucking face* hey asshole........ read the FUCKING OP................. *starts huffing and puffing out my nostrils* take your STUPID fucking headphone related questions to >>>/g/hpg fuckiing RETARD

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>>107698201

I have my PC connected to two monitors, one a standard monitor and the other a TV

Connected to the TV I have a roku soundbar that's also a streaming box that I watch stuff on.

I have a pair of cheap PC speakers connected to the PC as well

When I want to listen to my PC audio through the cheap speakers I select the Speakers option, when I want to listen to it through the soundbar I select the TV as the audio output device.

This has worked for as long as I've had it but now for some reason it doesn't work anymore. When I select the TV(which should put the audio through the soundbar) I get nothing.

The sound bar itself works fine when I open up youtube or whatever through there but my PC audio won't come out of it

>>107698424
Was just a case of unplugging the power and plugging it back in

I live in a country in europe where you don't need to hide in VPNs nor take extra steps to ensure privacy but every single ISP where I live has decided to fuck people who torrent over while allowing it.

i did google and ask LLMs and turns out theres some ISP Filtering & "Security" Shields,CGNAT (Carrier-Grade NAT),and a lot known instances where they went on a DNS blocking spree


So if I get a VPN all of this goes away?

>>107688227
Anyone running mail servers?

>>107698450
Yes, you can put whatever the fuck you want in a container. but it's probably easier just to tell each container what ports to talk to on your localhost. Read up on container configurations

>>107698621
Yes, but not for sending emails to anyone.

>>107698450
docker probably has an internal docker network for containers to talk to each other over a virtual interface. you should probably check into that. I don't use it, but I know this is the kind of abstraction that docker provides that you as a typical user would never know about and it's not obvious that it happens when the only instructions you're given is to run a single docker compose or some shit.

>>107698825
Why (not) so, and what for, then?

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>>107697312
Yep

Maybe it's something to do with the way the filter is worded

Test

Will EX get a release or is Beta getting updated only?

Toost

>uninstall beta
>install lastest beta from github
>can't pass niggerflare nigger shit, it goes through but then it shows me the favicon/op thread image and can't do anything but go back
>niggerflare failed
bruh

Also fucking hell the captcha was fun and fast to complete when it started but every day it becomes gayer and gayer
Someone fucking hack this shit site again and kill it forever so I can be free pls pls pls

>>107695895
I never understood those..
why would you seal something that is already sealed in the place you buy it.
just to open it a few days later.
as if you will store food in your fridge forever instead of buying it every week or so.

this shit is stupid.

>>107698708
It's for portioning bulk buys and then freezing them individually

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>>107696432
I am thinking of buying this stupid thing for all my blowing and sucking needs.
it is not as powerful as a leaf blower but it is way more powerful than that funny toy you have there
10$.

those type of things are called portable construction vacuums / blowers

Screwdriver/drill bits set rec for power drils? Or just buy from local hardware store?

>>107698708
these things are a godsend for people with small freezer compartments. my fridge now has a left/right double door where the freezer is as big as the fridge compartment, and when i look back at those days where the freezer was on top it was only as big as a microwave and you couldn't put shit in there.

>>107698095
It's macsexual, so you don't have to take BBC to the mouth and anus, but you do have to take some varying size of BBC to the mouth and anus.

It's ok, you're better off installing Kubuntu, getting a global menu and a dock, and doing that instead, if you want a Mac-like desktop.

It has some interesting features but it's basically Ubuntu LTS with flatpak support ootb (sorta) and a custom theme and DE that's forked from GNOME components.

Not worth downloading for a fee, but try it out for free (set the $ to 0) and test it out, see if you like it. But it's certainly not the best distro.

i found it maximally comfy but i use emacs so DE is largely irrelevant

>>107686902
more geologist wank material

>>107693327
he is american

>>107694084
bricks are made with mud
oh fuck, I'm an african

>>107685974
don't listen to the people on here they're all psychos. just go to environments where you can meet good women for whatever your definition of 'good' is.

>>107685648
>new graduates struggle to get jobs
>it must be that heckin' Aayyy Aiiii

Sure, zoomer. Learn to speak like a normal human in an interview.

Samsung g9

mfw lcds need 480hz to be half as sharp as crt 60hz
mfw i have no face

>>107681732
your mother is a transphobe

>>107698327
define good. If a phone can take calls clearly, send messages, take legible photos, browse without lagging, its a good phone. You literally dont need anything more

>>107687106
if anything Sony phones are too stock because they're missing quality of life features that other OEMs add in. Xperia phones are more stock than pixels

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Zig

>>107695919
oppo find x9 pro
most of everything can be uninstalled, ai can be turned off
the os is an iphone clone though
>>107696246
it's good

>>107698632
Because the experience IS their payment. Some people value that a little more than money.

>>107698680
I submitted a "delete trailing whitespace" PR. Where's my money?

>>107698765
It's in OPs mom's ass along with this guys
>>107698657
Cock

>>107698632
Communist brainrot.

>>107698632
Comes from people who have genetic predispositions to being high IQ and altruistic, happens most often in whites.
They are usually well off and or frugal so the money wouldn't change much.

>>107696323
My wife Momoka

But the problem with Rust is that it requires bigger brain developers?

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For me? It's enums

>>107698197
As of this year Raytheon requires proficiency in languages like C, C++, Python, Ada, FORTRAN, Java, MATLAB, VBA and HTML.

No mention of Rust.

>>107698441
>actually 1-4x times slower, getting excited there friendo?
I benchmarked a simple program that reads file and outputs it's lines sorted alphabetically. Fil-C compiled with -O3 was x15-17 times slower than GCC.

>>Doesn't have a FFI to interact with... the baseline language that is C?
Yes, Fil-C does not support FFI because it's runtime can't track pointers that go through FFI.

>>107694388
>>107695320
They probably asked chatgpt for a comprehensive 4 phase plan that will be executed by Claude Code sub agents, while rewriting every OS component using Rust.

what is it about really obvious fake bait that just gets retards to reply

windows is saving itself
year of the linux desktop never

>>107698668
nice cope

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>>107694388

>>107698135
keep the conditional package installation, which doesn't need to be a macro btw

(defun package-maybe-install (package)
  (unless (package-installed-p package)
    (package-install package)))

and wrap the configuration of non-essential packages inside a with-eval-after-load form

(with-eval-after-load 'eshell
  (setq eshell-cp-interactive-query t
        eshell-mv-interactive-query t
        eshell-ln-interactive-query t)

  (eat-eshell-mode)
  (eat-eshell-visual-command-mode)

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>>107698326
thanks for the tips but this looks like a lot of effort
i'd rather just live with the long startup since i dont use emacs in a terminal

>>107698363
(Neo)vim doesn't have this problem btw.

I used Emacs I did the tutorial I used it in the terminal but then I couldn't copy and paste then I found out about nano I want to get into it but honestly I don't get it.

>>107698363
>a lot of effort
how?

>>107698026
it me
>>107698129
randn is useful for standalone usage without PyTorch
you probably missed the big feature I mentioned too, dynamic workspace, always been an issue, when you compile for dynamic shape the memory usage would be for the maximum shape, not merged yet but it works and allocates the minimum memory required depending on the actual input shape. basically it won't need multiple different modules like before
next things are finishing off t5, I found the cause of accuracy issue
after that probably more modelling, flash attention, gguf, and other cool stuff
sleep for now though

>>107698463
literal slop