>>107645966
>I is also compatible with C/C++
No they removed that. Also, the zig compiler has never successfully built the full version of itself. It can still only be bootstrapped.

for low level languages, you benefit heavily by being (very) familiar with C semantics. This applies doubly so for meme languages because you will eventually want to interface with C libraries due to sheer volume
knowing about some of c++'s warts also helps, because features are often motivated by what went wrong in c++

>>107645788
Zig is just so superior, but you should learn and master C first.

>>107645966
>I have heard that Zig has growing adoption in new languages.
zig is growing (barely) because it exists. there is hardly any new (non-meme) players entering the game. maybe a couple of currently pre-alpha projects will grow into some relevancy...eventually. otherwise, for people looking for something new and almost ready for v1.0, zig is all they got.

im learning zig by making a small game engine. its comfier and less trannycoded than rust

>>107642107
Both meximoot and his replacement who joined then quit jewgle are Catholic.

>>107647374
>"jew is a religion"

jesus is /g/ really full of teenagers?

>>107647433
I'm looking at one right now apparently.

>>107647246
Lemme try --- welp that didn't work, it's still 3 hyphens. Or are you suggesting to use that instead of an em-dash? I'm used to using two -- like this -- when I don't have an em-dash easily available.

>>107646598
I refuse to believe it took them 3 additional months to "improve" on 25/09 just so that it ends up like this, it feels like the more they're training it the worse it gets

>trani rentry has over 1000 views
Based and frenship pilled

>>107647444
tran already broke that record. maybe he was good at something after all

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>>107647444
At least Ani learned the hard way what the Streisand effect is lool

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Reflections in Z are consistently disappointing compared to WAN. The world knowledge from being a video model is unbeatable and it's obvious that the ultimate future of text to image is text to video.

In other news, I masturbated in the office for the first time today since pretty much everyone else was gone for vacation. I am not happy about it, but I am also not ashamed of my passion for voluptuous brown women and mostly just found it funny and a reflection of modern work and modern life

>107647237
>no human male can justify drama shitting this hard.
Read the Greeks you nasty fake-white. Disturbing to see something like this said with such confidence.

Is being pro-AI transphobic?

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Do basic normie-tier MicroSD cards have any sort of wear-levelling?
>using old ass scanner that scans direct to an inserted SD or microSD card which the machine takes (formatted to FAT32, unencrypted of course)
>scans are often sensitive documents
>decide it's better to wipe the card each time so there are no remaining traces
>only card I have is a 128GB microSD card by mixza (although mine isn't a shark it's a jeeta)
>writing 128GB just to overwrite a few MB each time seems a waste
>think to self "I could just create a smaller ~1GB partition and thus reduce the writes by over 100 times!"
>but then I thought "What if it has wear-levelling, and even if I fully overwrite the 1GB partition, the data might have moved somewhere to the rest of the card, so it's still there after the partition wipe???"
So yeah, do I need to buy a dedicated small capacity card just for this?

>>107647297
Yes. All uSD cards have a FTL with wear leveling. If you try to use FAT on dumb QLC flash you'll have noticeable problems pretty much immediately.

>>107647018
It's 2025 but I still need a mail for some basic stuff. I want to say goodbye to my Hotmail account due to Microsoft's bad choices, looking for something more private. Protonmail seems ok, but a bit of a meme (not sure if that matters). Tuta is similar, but in Germany which makes me raise an eyebrow. Mailbox.org is located in Germany too, but you have to pay even for the most basic plan.

Are these the only choices worth considering? Any thoughts on Atomic Mail?

>>107646356
>NOOO you should install 5 eyes approved malware only
>>107646724
some autists on /pol/ are claiming Don jr was recently named to a board of one or two of the US companies poised to benefit from this prohibition

>>107646724
lockheed/boeing/ge obviously paid for this

>>107646383
It's not communism when the US does it.

does this mean cheap drones in europe?

>>107646291
fell for le free market again award

You mean chatgpt itself or AI tools? Just to be safe.

AI tools? Just when I stop working

>>107646147
when duckduckgo has the privacy-oriented version of it

>>107646147
When they released GPT5.
The safeguards are so good that it's making it unusable.

>>107646147
I use AI now more than ever before. AI enhances every action I take in life. My life is 1000x more productive than it was before AI. AI is the future.

Is there any way to use local office 365 for free with one of the activators or by other methods??)

Specifically I need access to excel with the stock data plugin.

>>107646655
it does work for decompressing, but not compressing as I assume it's more of a proprietary thing

>>107646689
Okay, great. I have tons of old RAR files I never got around to redoing as zip

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IMPORTANT

https://x.com/massgravel/status/2003262090887463151

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>>107647462

I will not be building.

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I'm looking at this monitor but it has no g-sync or freesync only something call adaptive sync? Is that bad? Is the best priced IPS 144HZ+ 32" 4K I can find. I think AOC only launched it last month. Annoyingly I can't find any reviews of it.

AOC U32G4U

>>107647414
Fan is the intake, the grill side with the 110v power cable is the exhaust.

>>107647445
buy peripherals

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>>107647414
heres my shitty mspaint

>>107646956
Whoever told you that is a fucking moron.

>>107646956
set up conditions for actually saving videos to nas (ie on movement or object identification) and just continuous record on the local storage for the device.
will kill your ssd, so fyi. maybe write to ram but your look back will be short idk haven't used zoneminder in years.

>>107646956
Your nas should itself be backed up anyways.

>>107647164
Yeah, it's a middle man between your mobos power / reset pins and the switches on the case.

>>107646505
>>107646749
I use a cheap USB HDMI capture dongle connected to my OpenWRT router and a wireless keyboard+touchpad combo.
I can remote control the server from the main PC even if it doesn't have network connection. The range of the KB/TP is good enough to have it in my drawer and take it out when needed, it's tiny too.

>>107647285
No one here shills for anything except maybe for the huno loser. Oldfags here have access to every tracker they want

does racing gives any benefit for the community? or its purpose its just to improve the stats of the user?
I mean, the racers will just enter the swarms and later on will delete the torrent when the HaR period is over.

>>107633345
duration=$(ffprobe -v error -show_entries format=duration -of default=noprint_wrappers=1:nokey=1 yourfilename.mkv)
num_screenshots=7
interval=$(echo "$duration / ($num_screenshots + 1)" | bc -l)
for i in $(seq 1 $num_screenshots); do
pos=$(echo "$interval * $i" | bc -l)
ffmpeg -ss $pos -i yourfilename.mkv -y -vframes 1 -vf "scale='max(sar,1)*iw':'max(1/sar,1)*ih'" screenshot${i}.png
done

change the line where is presented number of screenshot to 20 screenshots...

num_screenshots=20

your welcome /ptg/ community!

>>107647357
I ask this because for what I can see, racing its never prohibited and sometimes is incentivized when they put some ridiculous high stats to reach certain classes

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>>107647428
today i learned

The greater part of Unixtardation is pipes and shells rather than real APIs but yeah human-readable data that doesn't have any reason to be is a performance killer.

issue might also come from people who are into programming.

most people that are into CS were bullied when younger, and now that they are a bit older and have some "knowledge" they can feel powerful about, they just love turning into dicks all of sudden.

their truth is the only valid truth, and they love to force it to others. it applies to programming, it applies to dumb things such as OS selection, and you see it everyday here.

chances are the geniuses won't be in these "help" groups.

>>107640271
"Help groups" and "communities" are gay and full of grifting faggots that don't actually make anything. That's why they do that. They're just posting the law and the current fashionable framework or meme technique. They care nothing for experimentation and learning by doing and screwing up. You know, like a computer *scientist* would and not just some faggot cult member. Do yourself a favor and delete reddit, do not redeem discord and unplug /g/ unless for memes.
>t. Engineer who likes to try the stupid way just to see why its stupid

>>107640805
>"i program in a style very unique to myself and it throws people off"
it just sounds like you write garbage-tier code. anyone can barf out spaghetti that kinda works, but that's not what people pay developers to do

>>107647276
when im actually able to execute what im trying to do its usually well recieved and optimized to a point where i can explain it to anyone without much issue. for example i recently made a rudimentary 3D renderer in a 2D engine and the entire thing was only like, 4 threads between 2 object types

>>107647419
Code optimised (for performance) is not always good code for readability or maintainability or robustness for example.
Now one thing that is true is that different areas have different requirements, and gamedev is often the type of programming that cares much less about traditional maintainability and much more about just pure optimisation and also writing it and getting it to work fast. This was especially true on older platforms and consoles were performance was at an extreme premium (and is somewhat less true today on modern engines). So if you're writing game code for esoteric or retro engines then fair enough, it's gonna be weird and that's fine.

For almost anything else though the requirements are usually different. For a user-facing or desktop application, making the code easy to read, understand and expand with new features is much more important. For a business application, the biggest importance might be correctness, so making the code verbose, explicit in all its preconditions and invariants, and heavily testable. Etc. "Weird" code is usually considered trash code in those environments.

If you're a gamedev it changes the context a lot compared to the above.

>>107645284
Welcome back dramanegro

>>107646501
cutie

>>107644028
vocaloid webite

>>107646314
>ack-shually, Teto isn't a Vocaloid

>>107647190
Vocaloid isn't a trademark outside Japan it's the correct English language generic term

>>107637197
Arch is lightweight and generally has higher capatability with different bits of hardware than other distros do.
So it's no surprise if OP actually knew what he was doing that he could get arch working on some niche system, but not others.

>>107636340
because your hardware is originally designed for windows
>why linux doesn't work
probably missing the drivers