>>108502097
and ye, i'm... gonna throw... ERROS
frankly i'm just in a very good mood. i've stumbled upon base16-phd theme and the monaspace font, they seem to be a good combo once mishapes like vterm colors are smoothed out
>>108502161
i absolutely dunno but https://www.sbcl.org/manual/#Saving-a-Core-Image tells that the stack's unbound in the saved image, you need to pass :executable t and you get no multiple threads anyway. doesn't seem save-lisp-and-die is the recommended way. i would consider a cl implementation which can be embedded into c code and thus be compiled into an executable without problems, like ecl

accidentally found 5x5 game, cool i guess

Consider the following CL code that uses dexador and quri.

;;;; Variables

(defparameter *proxy* nil "Optional HTTP proxy")

;;;; Functions

(defgeneric load-resource (src)
  (:documentation "Load a resource in an appropriate way based on the type of `src'."))

(defmethod load-resource ((src quri:uri-http))
  "Load `src' via HTTP(S)."
  (dex:get src :proxy *proxy*))

(defmethod load-resource ((src quri:uri-file))

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>https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Shell.html
Do you use it?

>>108502547

M-x zone

>>108503614
>Do you use it?
Yes, but not enough.
Thanks for the reminder.

>>108502593
Some jobs won't be able to be automated with AI, because AI is not intelligent and not intuitive only humans can do that

AI just regurgitates what is put into it

Go along with the insanity and tell the other managers they're smart for doing the right thing with AI no matter what they're doing with AI. Being a brown nosing simp is the only way to get ahead in the corporate world of today (unless you want to lop off your genitals).

>>108502698
What did he mean by this?

>>108502698
that's a man

>>108502550
AI, zoom and enhance her chats in the top left corner...

>learn linux
what do people always mean by this?
what is there to learn? it functions like every other OS, you have folders and other shit like on windows and macOS.

>>108502677
Yes. There's nothing wrong with using an easy distro because you always have the option to dive deeper. In fact if you do complicated things you likely will be required to dive deeper. The sort of things that on windows would require editing something in their god-forsaken registry to even have permission to touch.

>>108502677
The day of the linux will be be. Make your own OS like Terry Davis or just accept windows.

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Alright, keeping Ubuntu but installing Slackware on a virtual machine. Going to be using it for a few days. If it works well, I might consider putting Slackware on bare metal, but Ubuntu just works, so I think it might be best just to keep Slackware on the VM.

I was able to fix some of the problems it had, but I think I need to reinstall Slackware because a few things are odd.

>>108503731
Yep. Eventually you figure out how to fix issues without re-installing. You could install multiple vm's, set up ssh servers on them. Put them on a vlan by putting them on a bridge instead of NAT, and then they can talk to each other. Read manpages, wiki guides, and configure software. Learn how to use xdg-mime, for example.

>>108503307
>-single level store
interseting feature
>-memory mapped ipc
you mean that the virtual memory manager is a process and not part of the microkernel?
>-graph database file system
damn straight
>object store
what's that?

>>108503555
an object store is like a flat filesystem where you dump everything with associated UUIDs. there's no structure to it inherently which allows you to build different filesystem structures on top of it because metadata is stored in the same way as data

>>108503594
so the mass storage is manage like one big heap by some allocators but instead of pointers you have UUIDs?
but how do you find the location of objects by their UUIDs, is there a huge hashtable/binary tree or something?
and what's the granularity of objects that have a UUID? only filesystem-like object have one? files and directories? file chunks?

>>108503696
>but how do you find the location of objects by their UUIDs, is there a huge hashtable/binary tree or something?
i'm sure the implementation varies but some sort of lookup table
>and what's the granularity of objects that have a UUID? only filesystem-like object have one? files and directories? file chunks?
anything. the point is it doesn't matter to the store what is stored in it so the meaning of each object is completely up to a higher level filesystem stored on top of it. obviously there are performance implications to how you divide things up.

>>108503513
>open() is not even an OS API, or a "syscall"
You could've put that at the beginning of your post, then I could've stopped taking you seriously immediately.

>>108503399
>apple sold a piece of shit for less than four digits so everyone else is PANICKING
nah

>>108503632
>affordable entry into applel, incl bulk business stuff
>powerful enough for most computing needs of office slaves

>>108503695
>trash, literally a phone in a computer shell
>offices aren't going to waste time and money training workers on macos, change contracts for software and services to mac-centric alternatives, and retrain all of IT to support macs
>HURR DURR IT'S GONNA TAKE OVER!!!!

>>108503707
p sure JAMF just works on fagOS.

>>108503707
Idk anon. Even at globocorp, a lot of the wagies would rather use fagOS and are locked in only because of a few critical 2005 legacy garbage apps on Windows. Our workplace also has managed MacBooks as well...

>>108502202
yes, machine learning. Not the LLM’s that these companies are trying to sell.

wow dude a game of life pattern
the future is now

>>108500068
>>108502202
Sloptenna.

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>>108500068
I'd fuck her. If you catch my drift.

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Looking through some of my old folders, people had it figured it out in 2023 apperantly.

>>108503685
even cumfart sold out to saas

>>108503685
Pretty much. you saw how China bent the knee and are going to strip Seedance of any ability to do anything before releasing it locally. China is ultimately just as scared of america as the rest of the world is.

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*zitslops all over u*

>>108502726
it sent shivers down my spine

>>108502978
what did anon mean by this?

>>108500588
>balding is not a big deal guys

>>108500687
>Nobody today would actually say that, when it's common knowledge they were grabbing orphans off the streets in 3rd world and not all of them made it alive out of the Island.
Never saw any proof of that. During the trial the evidence I saw was that nearly ~18 year old girls were voluntarily going there to fuck old men for money and to ride yachts and enjoy the mansion. They then decided after the fact that it was rape.

>>108502969
Not only that, but some of them in fact worked for Epstein as pimps. Since they are women, they would advice other women to travel there. And some of them ended up being assaulted by stephen hawking and bill gates and what not. The last bit, I'm not sure if it's a joke or not. Really hard to tell.

>>108500086
He refused to join the witch hunt! Burn him!

>>108503732
it's over for you.

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>>108503732
pacman -Syu strikes again

>>108500040
Make the robot vampire cute and fuckable and I'll be fine with her harvesting my blood

>>108496884
I think they took all of those spy pacemakers back in the 70's.

>>108497084
Oh, really? What kind of ice cream?

>>108500046
Compare the efficiency of a human body vs an electric motor. I'll wait.

>>108496884
Same way you can't power your body through an electric outlet. The body transforms chemical energy (as in organic (carbon based) compounds) into make ATP, which is then used to power everything. Action potentials are the closest things to actual electricity that we produce, however it's so weak and the body has 0 way to store it. It's possible though, look into the biology of electric eels. Your excess calories can still charge your phone through kinetic energy, i.e get some exercise, but it's not that efficient
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_power
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4O5voOCqAQ

meuhn

>>108503496
Holy shit they're all going to die aren't they

>>108503496
>>108503502
How did this cost so much if it's got all these spare parts?

>>108503496
Holy shit, this is bad. They're just ghetto rigging stuff together. I thought everything was new.

>>108503742
>>108503496
>this metal has to be forged this month or it won't work
Apple really fucked your minds huh

>>108499570
>>108499580
Whats wrong with the MX ergo?

>>108499570
>>108499692
If you just want a work mouse you can carry around, the thumb style wireless ones are the best. They are small and you can use them anywhere. They are a thousand times better than being a hunched over trackpad cuck.
If you want a gaming mouse then just buy a gaming mouse. I have seen pros of many games play with the most cursed setups and inputs ever yet I've never seen any that use a trackball mouse. I doubt they are the ideal tool for games.

>>108502966
My gameplay said otherwise.
Don't comment on shit you've not used, it's obvious
Thumbstyle fuckos can eat a bullet
>>108501838
You can't, nor will you ever, reach the speed AND precision you can with the tips of your fingers.
EVER. That's not even up for debate. Plain simple fact.
Doesn't matter if it is gaming, 3D modelling or general use. You will always be slower using shitty thumb-balls.
Not a serious input device. On the same level as phone keyboards.

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Recently purchased a new one due to my m570 spam clicking on click-and-hold gestures despite fresh batteries.

This is probably my third or forth trackball purchase in a decade, first time I've found a wired clone and at about half the price. the reign of the m570 is ended.

Middle click + right click a couple seconds to turn off LEDs.

>>108497357
Rude, I'm not fat ;-;

>tfw programmers get automated away before hr foids
god's second most cruel joke

>>108501866
i mean, automating HR is trivial now
problem is corporate will always need someone to take the blame, and that's something machines can't replace

>>108499830
What does the image you posted have to do with technology?

>>108503007
balancing 6 oreos on your head is a metaphor for the P versus NP problem

>>108499830
>>108503007
>>108503419
deep

>>108497510
Have you seen how poorly optimized modern games are?

>>108502260
And a 2k GPU is the answer?

no but you do need a blackwell 6000 just for browsing 4chan

>>108497510
I have bought it because I wanted to run local LLMs, but it turns out they are all garbage.

>>108503644
The only really good local LLM setup I've heard of is dual 3090. No bs nvidia bridge, just them talking over PCIe.
It's not like they compare to Claude, not even close. But that is the real usable bare minimum. The kind you would love to have around when the world ends but you somehow have electricity and are not dead yet.
Rent is cheaper ofc.

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>>108503426
this image is seethe screaming in the opposite direction

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>>108503426
>>108503543
>>108503599
>>108503631
Anon, just use Linux

>>108503426
The only one in this picture that is big brained is bill gates, seeing how much money he makes from retards using that proprietary garbage.

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>>108503426
I am a mac

>>108503558
You're a hypocrite faggot. Either use troonix or don't use it at all.
>>108503671
No, I will never use that commieslop.
>>108503693
From the kernel you use to the media codecs, most things involve proprietary software. In practice, using 100% FOSS software is almost impossible. Only kissless virgins like (You) can tolerate it.