>>107891308
Buy an ad kike

>>107891177
I don't really like the HD600/650 sound. Are the other Senn headphones better?

>>107891365
>schizo
Is that the ukranian made headphones?

>>107891379
>>schizo
>Is that the ukranian made headphones?
Yes. His new model measures really well but the guy is too unstable for me to even consider buying his shit. I remember him threatening to send poison or something like that to some reviewer that didn't like his headphones.

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>>107888027
Do cables matter? I have a cheap cable I got off of amazon, the threading is starting to unthread itself a little bit. I was looking at hart audio because I see them shilled but paying 70 dollars for a cable feels like I'm being sold fools gold. Quality of the materials aside will it actually make my headphone sound better? If not is there something better than a stock cable for less than 50 dollars? For reference pic related is what I am using now. I think I would like something with a solid cable or at least covered in a mesh, this braiding style doesn't feel like it will last it's already coming apart after just a few months.

>>107891409
>I remember him threatening to send poison or something like that to some reviewer that didn't like his headphones.
kek what an idiot.
What if I push the budget a bit, would the lower Dan Clark hps be worth it?

>>107891379
If you don't like the 600 series try the 560s.

>>107891464
opus is bad for coding simple stuff, it's useful to make pipelines and let gpt5.2 do it instead

>i beg api endpoint for something
>it doesn't give me what i want
serves you right

>>107891458
if that's all your rps need you sound like a boring person

>>107891444
It's difficult to tell without seeing the stuff you're searching and without seeing whatever additional hidden prompts they're using. Keep in mind the AI overview uses Gemini Flash (the smaller Gemini) which is pretty dumb a lot of the time.

>>107891462
Depends on what you mean.
Claude is better with going with the flow and characterizing based on what's happened recently but it will start losing sight of the original defs and can become more of a generic archetype.
Gemini will hold onto the original characterization to the point where things don't make sense if the story has changed who they are.

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>>107891462
claude adheres but you can tell it's actually... claude
with gemini it adheres, but usually to an extreme, sometimes to the point of caricature and/or inflexibility

>>107891488
>>107891529
That's the problem I'm currently facing desu. Both 3 pro and opus 4.5 has been my mains, but both manage to kill char's personality in a different way. Guess we'll have to wait for a truly good model

>>107885804
It's literally never been easier to make a lot of money

>>107885870
Speaking of network states, you can literally apply to go to Balaji's kinda-sorta network state any time. You can even crash it if you're not accepted (I did)

Anyone can start a company from their mother's basement. Anyone can start a crypto currency (or scam). Anyone can use claude to make a product that makes them a millionaire. You can literally use crypto products with a network of bot accounts and get a lot of money for free

There really isn't an excuse so what is yours?

>>107887880
I don't mind it. She shouldn't have been doing an illegal activity around officers with guns

>>107876623
Having seen many Palantir software in action, they are mostly toy applications, roughly on the level of a "tutorial to data science". It's working but it's nothing particularly sophisticated.

>>107887881
>just start a crypto scam and become a millionaire bro
See this is the problem, wealth isn’t tied to actually generating value anymore. Everyone’s just looking to get rich quick off a scam and they’re wondering why society is going to shit as a result

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DAILY REMINDER
Thiel pays for shills and astroturfing, anyone defending this aids-ridden faggot on /g/ is almost certainly being paid to do so.

>>107890907
>8 year employment gap
I doubt it.
what happened during that time, anon? do you even have experience working in tech?

>>107891179
I worked for 7 years before that in web dev, lived off crypto doing nothing for the past 8 years, now I'm trying to get a job again because I'm nearly broke.

>>107884431
very rude

>>107891191
>now I'm trying to get a job again because I'm nearly broke.
brutal wake up call for any y'all who were also thinking about just checking out for a few years without concern for the long term

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>COO is playing with Cursor 2.0 and is showing me how he made a comparable product in 4 hours of vibe coding
Brehs it might be over

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>>107891329
>For things I'm planning to watch, I have a list written in markdown.
looks like this

>>107891092
Yeah i dont like zathura either

tonight's the night bros, I'm building my next PC so I may as well try out Linux for the first time.
Be honest though, how bad are the drivers for the RTX 50 series? I was planning on going with zorin

>>107890056
>Wrong. You have the freedom to depend on system libs, and some packagers are stupid enough to do this when there's no reason.
You mean 99% of them because there is no established way to build a portable AppImage. You need to design your format to be portable so that even the most fucked up JavaScript dev can build something that's portable and not bang on about freedom because the user doesn't give jack shit about that they just want the app to work.

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>>107888767
>>107888770
What's there to understand? The idea of having a 64 bit subnet everywhere?
>>107888707
Isn't SLAAC the thing where you *get a prefix* and then calculate the rest 64 bits using the hardware MAC?
>>107890575
Hello Antti.

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>>107867651
>https://techcrunch.com/2026/01/14/digg-launches-its-new-reddit-rival-to-the-public/
>Instead of simply offering verification checkmarks to designate trust, Digg will try out new technologies, like using zero-knowledge proofs (cryptographic methods that verify information without revealing the underlying data) to verify the people using its platform. It could also do other things, like require that people who join a product-focused community verify they actually own or use the product being discussed there.
>As an example, a community for Oura ring owners could verify that everyone who posts has proven they own one of the smart rings.
Why would you care about this?
>Plus, Rose suggests Digg could use signals acquired from mobile devices to help verify members — for instance, the app could identify when Digg users attended a meetup in the same location.
Why would you want this?

>>107890306
>Digg went defunct for a reason
it didn't have custom communities then
now it does

>>107871648
there isn't one because gaymers are retarded manchildren

>>107867651
Remember Voat? I remember.
There are too many social networks and not enough users going around.

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>>107890667

I agree with you. VRC is a fairground novelty. That said, learning what VRchat’s limitations are (from a developer’s standpoint) and seeing attempt original VR ideas is really great. I’ve likened it to some as GeoCities in the late 90s. VRC still has a lot in common with Web 1.0.

Note that you can experience the vast majority of the game without VR and VR isn’t required to have a good time there. So the original point that it’s tech demo/fairground novelty stands. It’s not mainstream.

>>107891008
>then create your own
I did, you gibbering retard. And, like I said, IMUs can't fucking KEEP UP WITH SOLENOIDS.

Weight and feedback are both critical to the experience.

>there will be a thousand more important things going on for controller shape to matter in any significant way.
No, there won't. All that matters is controller shape. It is the literal interface between you and the fucking game.

>a wide variety of guns and objects?
All of which are stupid and have no weight to them?

>gun games are dogshit
You've never played one, how would you know?


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Because technology is supposed to supplement our interactions with reality, not replace it. Even AR is just too intrusive to meaningfully integrate into people’s lives. As an immersive alternative for media consumption, it’s great. But was never going to replace existing solutions for every day applications. If the industry focused on workplace and casual applications, it might get to the point of ubiquity, but there’s basically nothing VR can do that couldn’t just as easily be accomplished by a flat display.

>>107881023
I'm not sure they'll allow VR glasses in gym because of the privacy risk. And when you're doing some serious exercice you don't want the weight of the glass on your face.

I have a Meta quest and barely use it, get too much motion sickness

fun for the occasional goon and thats about all I can handle

>>107891496
Why would I ever leave a laptop for days? I'm either taking it with me, or I'm turning it off.

>>107891298
what I hate about windows is I can't just type in my password, I have to click or press enter first. On plasma I can just type.

>>107891489
Ok, but with Odin and only works on Hyprland. No other wayland compositors allowed.

>>107891515
>Why would I ever leave a laptop for days? I'm either taking it with me, or I'm turning it off.
are you really too retarded to figure it out? did you ever left your basement? what a weirdo.

- accident -> go to hospital
- arrested
- urgent meeting
- you leave work's computer at work
- you leave own computer at home while partying
- you leave computer at home while going to other home / vacation / friend / gf

>>107891298
so true. I switched to linux, but the screen lock so ugly that I went back to windows.

>>107882708
What really bothers me about the Agar is that the super and meta keys on the right side are shifted to the right a bit compared to a true HHKB layout.
It's the same with most "HHKB layout" keyboards. On a true HKKB layout the super and meta keys placed literally perfectly.

is it desecration to swap stems on MX Blaecks
Geon sells a buncha stems and I'm curious

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filtering the word "geon" to remove the idiot taste so good when you ain't got a mod in ya ear telling you it's normal posting .

Gotta get your G on boyo
now I'd recommend something clacky and bright on an alu plate
damn thing was built for it.

what does this general think of wooting? i have one with haimu dove silent switches

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>>107890558
This is with a very very faint selection (population size = 100, selection size = 95). In reality it converges in a couple steps to the min.

I just got a dopamine hit after running my Common Lisp code,
developed primarily in SBCL with portability in mind, on ECL, ABCL, and CLISP.
It’s an emulator, and I use CFFI to interface with Raylib.
It runs on all of them.

>>107891204
>emulator
what does it emulate?

>>107861028
Hello Lisp-Gods. Thanks for having such a structured /general/ and OP has always a good Picrel choice. This is the first time I'm clicking on this thread.

But enough glazing, I'm just a freetard, not a programmer. But I think that Guix is very interesting, do you think I should give (common)lisp a shot? Just for fun, out of love for gnu+linux? Or would I be better off learning bash, maby even python?

>>107890725
Just do it (tm)

>>107890857
I was wondering about the vk headless surface extension but it seems like it's deprecated now. Really my problem is I wanna debug something computey with nsight graphics but don't actually have a surface or swapchain and its _mostly_ frame based. I haven't tried the shader debugger though.

>>107891245
honestly my problems would probably be 99% solved if nsight either had an option to capture everything in the exe run, or had some kind of API I could use to tell it to capture a pipeline run (or a command buffer or something like that) whether it was part of nsight or a nvidia vulkan extension (not aware if any presently exists)
[if any nvidia devs are reading]
ironically the profiler still works and is the closest i have to good debug information (because it has a non frame based option)

>>107890725
Depression sucks.

>>107891493
No she doesn't, and if she did, she needs to learn to do it better because I never came from that.