>>107719430
we're never getting z-base, are we?

>>107720284
https://litter.catbox.moe/1cs9nh8n00b4di8e.jpg

>>107720309
Cursed as fuck dude.

>>107720318
>masterpiece, best quality, highres, highly detailed,
>artist: haruyama_kazunori,
>solo, meme face anya, looking at viewer, dynamic pose,
>rim lighting,
>bald anime girl,(bald:1.2), (thinning hair:1.2), wearing hatsune miku clothing, >shimapan panties, teal colored stockings, bare feet,
>psychedelic background, motion streaks, fast!,

>>107720022
>https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/18381
"I need to correct my earlier comment- "
Just cp/pasting sonnet-4.5 replies I guess.

>>107716399
>Just say, Nigger. Every time you say “N-word,” you’re supporting the taboo of saying nigger. Who cares.
I prefer to say "The Word That Must Not Be Named".

>>107720317
Degrowth!?!!

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>>107719798
>computer program
>doing exactly what it's designed to do

>>107716023
That's how deep they lobotomized it.

>>107719722
size is lost only after decaying to pointer. sizeof(array) returns real size of array.

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>>107719722
In fact, int(*)][] and int** are still different types, just as int[] and int* are different.

>>107719448
I thought a pointer to an array is the same as a pointer to the first element of the array

>>107720468
The value is the same but the type isn't

>>107710533
Good post

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>>107718940
more like when a serious distro has maintained packages in their official repos and dont need to resort to malware infested user repo or shady scripts to get software.

>>107719285
Meanwhile on Fedora:
>Requires a 3rd party repository in order for it be usable because the official repos it came with is even MORE barren than Arch Linux's official repos
Meanwhile on Ubuntu:
>Users resort to adding 3rd party PPAs to the list of their repositories which can contain malicious packages and break their system

>>107709490
Arch upgrades routinely break normal user systems. It used to do it more often before 2019. I've been using it for 14 years. Yes, if you read the changelogs you will usually be told in advance how/why it'll break, but how many people actually read changelogs for their workstations?

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>>107720194
no, their work is to be a flunky to the man. there's a specific man they suck up to. the man sucks up to another man all the way up to ceos.

if there are no flunkies, who the fuck's gonna sit through all that bullshit?
>all of these are shit after the release
literally all llms are the same since chatgpt came out. image generation improved. llms, not really.

>>107720233
>their work is to be a flunky to the man.
we are talking about corporate headquarters that can take entire buildings, CEO don't care about entire floors of people and what they do as long as they look busy or prepare flashy reports, you only need to suck up if you need to get promotions and such. Otherwise, these people are getting paid for doing bullshit nevertheless. It's basically adult daycare at this point. With AI they could replace your usual Strategic Integration Division, Legacy Asset Management Office, Statutory Reporting & Governance Assurance Department etc.

>literally all llms are the same since chatgpt came out
then you are not using them enough to notice the difference.
the video that I've referenced here >>107720020 demonstrates clearly how much progress has been done in comparison to previous gen.

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>>107720311
>we are talking about corporate headquarters that can take entire buildings
yea and kings used to have palaces. there's a lot of flunkies, what can i say.
>then you are not using them enough to notice the difference.
o am well aware ai never sleeps. is there a video where an llm completes some sort of task? little crappy demo it stole off github isn't a use case. i try to get chatgpt to write the features i actually need, and it never fucking works. at best it can just suggest a framework, if the feature already was solved.

>>107719987
nigga, try the new AI tool by google
The bot don't read the whole text, instead it do text search by making scripts. It can also do simple interactions with browser. With moore law o algo it won't be long before the bot could use the whole computer or phone

>>107718779
Why the FUCK do you want everyone to use AI to wipe their fucking ass?

I can't find a fucking use for AI, other than local model girlfriend. It's fucking useless, at best it's as good as googling shit five years ago, at worst it's like talking to a retard. It can't reason, it can't think, it can't imagine, and as years go on it keeps getting gutted, censored and enshittified. You need 5 prompts to google shit through chatgpt now. I can't believe the entire world economy depends on that shit fucking company.

>>107719881
>Truth is long functions like this is more for writability, not readability. Pretending otherwise is either delusional or disingenuous.
>200 lines is pushing the bounds of acceptable function length typically. Not like I don't do that myself sometimes.
Junior dev mindset. There's no number of lines where a function is too long. A function is too long when it does more than one concept and has stuff that doesn't belong together logically. Vulkan initialization boilerplate or a bytecode interpreter's main loop can be just fine at hundreds of lines in one function. Meanwhile, a calculateTaxAndCommitToDb function can be too long at just a few lines.

>What are you working on?
My Mpeg audio Layer I decoder and player has reached a reasonable working state. I can play all files in my test-set at correct samplerate and nr of channels.
Still don't handle free bitrate mode, meaning a constant bitrate other than standard from the bitrate table, meaning I can't calculate audio frame size from information in frame header alone. It'll probably crash if I tried, but I don't have a test file in free bitrate mode (though I could probably make one relatively easily).
I'm more interested in starting working in Layer II.

Happy new year, /dpt/.

>>107720112
The breadth of verification obviously depends on which part the thing controls.
Cabin electronics are not as critical as sensors for example. Tho both have to pass some critical verification.
That's the whole reason why plane kode is actually super fucking simple still, if possible
>>107720030
i did learn to crawl. I have built a fbdev kernel module that I could write to ( >>107715411 ) but fbdev is deprecated and getting Xorg to run seems to be gae as hell. So I wish i could use MODERN drm/kms and run wayland/weston. But that seems to be much more hell. So it's all gae. Maybe ill do fun stuff instead again and JUST write to a memmapped buffer directly to hardware instead of writing and actual kernel driver (which is obviously more than fast enough for a tiny 192x128 resolution, but a real driver would be based as hell)

>>107720273
The graphics stack on Linux is utterly fucked, like, completely. There's no hope. Don't even bother.

How do people have time to program? I have to spend on average 3 hours a day to complete my dailies and exp multipliers on WOT and so I don't ever have time to program even though I should. Hopefully I get my shit together this year and pass my last college class as I've failed to pass all my classes for a 3rd year in a row (Though I have passed most of my classes reducing the amount of work I have in the following year). Only good thing is that I only have to pass a single class to pass the year but the bad thing is that it's a big project that is supposed to take the whole semester and is typically done in a team (which I didn't have in the past years since they were all weirdos). After that I will still have another 2 years of college left. Good thing I live in the EU and the government mostly subsidises college.

>>107719986
why do people use this shit? What is it really, i use runit and it works fine and it is fast, you can write a simple script that will be your whole init system. Systemd is over-complicated and i have no desire to learn something like that. I only use simple, well written software.

Recently built a small webserver in raspbian. When setting up the hostname, I find out shit'emd fingerprints my hardware and shares the fingerprint with any user. Wtf.

>>107720019
yt-dlp literally gives every song you want

>>107720019
just use mp3s. fucking zoomers man.

>>107720019
Streaming? YT Music, Spotify, Deezer, Padora, SoundCloud.
Downloading? yt-dlp & SoulSeek.

>>107720019
>Frognigger
>Streaming music
There are other ways for that but I'm not gonna tell you

>>107720352
Pretty sure they back-walked the America only part. As it is now, they're just a MVNO and it's probably just jeet contractors running even that part.

>>107720369
>now, they're just a MVNO
you have to be more CFBO to SRMO with us, mr CFO

>>107720369
is there anyone in Murica could even manufacture such a contraption? More Truth in Trumps Bible than his bs claims.

>>107720352
BASED?!
I can feel the libs seething from here.

>>107706756
does it have open source linux drivers

>>107708506
seethe

>>107708923
>he doesn't know
you're getting mogged and you're still in the dark about it

>>107706785
>CUDA
literally worthless tech lmao. All it does is add bloat to your ROCm / torch install.

>>107706756
YES FLOOD THE MARKET WITH THESE PLEASE!

>>107720238
go back, you smell like a retarded Brit

>>107720256
Hey now, we smoked pipes here in America too!

>>107720238
Anon no matter where you look there's this thing about "enthusiast tech" where they shove unnecessary garbage into something else to sell it to miserable fools that need to spend money to be happy.
Take mechanical keyboards. Half of it isn't even about the mechanical aspect. They have these gay lights and screens and "how they sound" and these different fucking shapes for things that are not meant to be looked at. A volume knob. You know where I have a volume knob? On my fucking DAC. Oh no it's too hard to reach! It's under my fucking monitor.
Another funny example: AIOs. It's not just the gay RGB stuff that you gain in exchange for some high pitched annoying pump fan noise. No, you also gain a fucking screen that tells you the temperature of your CPU. What do you mean you can see it on your fucking computer screen? I want to look at my PC through the stupid glass panel just to figure this out. Who thinks like this?
It's the same with cameras, it's the same with phones. Of course a vape would need a screen are you kidding me? How else would people be able to uh, tell what hour is it? What day is it? Impossible without this genius tech.

wish i was a glownigger
maybe i could then find some cool normie coworkers who would take me under their wing
maybe talk to women or something
maybe we could become good friends so i can have an active social life
but i am a chud

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Give me a reason not to quit my job and pull a Leaving las Vegas

>add chill coworker to steam (we're both devs)
>his pfp is a cute anime girl
erm...

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work is gay naaaaaaa

>>107717907
sex with this Lugia

>>107715881
You run models locally?

>>107713048
Laptops are crap. Desktop is the way.

>>107713086
> MacBook
That's a toy, not a computer

>>107713072
>tranny (less than 100% full size, with numpad) keyboard
but of course

>>107718506
>>107718542
Don't forget that the caste system is also still very much alive for them in the west too.
Put a higher caste one in a management role and all the other ones will literally do overtime and weekends for free.

>>107718981
I'm having the same issue as this dude:
>https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/85230/emacs-project-el-over-tramp-inserting-gitmodules-failed

I don't even think my project has submodules. Anyone else?

>tramp gets stuck trying to do stuff with git submodules

>>107719356
Did not meant to quote

>>107716966
Sounds great. I'm definitely interested.

(defun eshell/args (&rest args)
  "Experiment with ARGS parsing."
  (interactive)
  (eshell-eval-using-options
   "args" args
   '((?a "all"    nil show-all "show all things")
     (?h "help"   nil nil      "show help message")  ; nil nil lets me get usage on -h
     (?n "number" t   number   "pick a number")
     :show-usage
     :usage "[OPTION]... [ARG]..."
     )
   (unless args
     (setq args (list ".")))            ; How doess eshell/ls work with no args?
   (eshell-with-buffered-print
     (eshell-buffered-print

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>>107719361
>TLDR: recursive check for .gitmodule file over each submodule in repo, the operation is too expensive for emacs due to having to wait for a response from remote to asses failure, the constant failures and retries kill performance on tramp.

You'll need to disable submodule merging for all repos read over tramp by setting project-vc-merge-submodules to nil
> project-vc-merge-submodules: Non-nil to consider submodules part of the parent project.

Something like this maybe? Not completely sure haven't used it myself.

;; Disable submodule merging for all remote connections
(connection-local-set-profile-variables
 'remote-project-profile
 '((project-vc-merge-submodules . nil)))

(connection-local-set-profiles
 '(:application tramp)
 'remote-project-profile)

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>>107719588
I don't know how but I do know back in the day my parents used to have multiple landline phones, they were the cordless kind that you dock into a small station and we had a couple of dock+phone combos distributed around the house so you could answer from anywhere. IIRC they were even sold as pair packs.
So while I don't remember how it was done I know that it was very normal and there's definitely a way to do it

Did anyone know how to bypass Pixeldrain's limit?

>>107719900
Easiest way is to login to your router and change your mac address, that'll give you a new IP. Then delete your cookies and reload pixeldrain.
Unless you have so static IP that it doesn't change then you would need to use something else. There is a pixeldrain proxy somewhere but I'm not sure if it works or not.

>>107719900
Delete cookie & use VPN

>>107717384
ok, thx