>>107651674
I'm talking about it being an native backend feature that doesn't rely on fake timestamp filenames
if only we had moot to actually update this basket weaving forum

>>107651649
Around when did that exodus happen?

>>107651688
holotower predates the hack iirc but that's when they finally moved

>>107651688
at the hack
certain generals of things moved wholesale to other sites but it was mostly gacha and vtubers
a lot of things didn't move though so there's the disparity of really active threads for certain topics but try to make a thread in the new boards and you'll get 0 replies because nobody goes outside their generals and there's no new posters to reply to new threads

>>107651688
the sharty hack back in April but as >>107651695
pointed out the website existed as a ghost town before that

>>107650603
test

I unironically can do the new captchas faster than the old ones

>>107651474
brown people

>>107651355
>2026
>no webp support
anon... I can't defend this website with a clear conscience...

>>107650603
it has been a week, it's time to accept it was a good move by the 4chan staff
no more 200 second cooldown on fresh IPs

>>107651430
This is the most ESL or retarded response ever.

Bro, go use an LLM

>>107651543
isn't the purpose to quiz you on if you know the data structures and how to avoid the 'naive' solution

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>RESUME BUILDER SURVEY: 62% OF COMPANIES THAT POSTED FAKE JOB LISTINGS DID SO TO MAKE EMPLOYEES FEEL REPLACEABLE

>>107651564
In a way, yes. Depending on the interviewer though, there is this tone with these bullshit leetcode style interviews that I can't stand. They say you can ask questions but they constantly give you vague answers or give this air about it that you're dumb.

It is elitist as fuck and I am at the point where I am debating just leaving after knowing it's gonna be some gay leetcode problem.

I do these on the weekends regardless but admittedly, I am not that good at them. But I dont let that define me since I think it's absolutely bullshit gatekeeping to the upteenth degree.

I did dev for 2 years and not once did I ever use any of these stupid fucking concepts to be completely honest. I have literally corrected dumb Zoomers on PRs that couldn't even center a div, let alone countless Pajeets that had "Masters" degrees but didn't know jackshit about computers, networking, or deploying shit.

It's all about basically templating shit that exists, match the Figma, fix the functions, match the frontend to the backend changes, fix bugs, add UI changes etc. At least that is what happened at the stupid .NET / React heavy shop I worked at.

I hate the dog and pony show it has become. I wish I could have gotten in during the goddamn dotcom boom and retired at this point since even then, if you wanted to do it, anyone would take you (if you were in the right place at the right time, a small caveat but you'd be retarded not to put yourself in California in that peak period)

>>107651656
is it the leetcode thats the problem or the autismo interviewers

>>107651605
I think right now is the lowest point /adt/ has fallen to, plus we're already over 6+ months in, you don't see any future for this..

>>107651536
>>107651605
>>107651646
I am a different person and I agree with you

For NovelAI can I add 2 character reference images? I don't seem to see the option after choosing 1. I thought it'd be fine to just use the one for the OC since the other one is an established character but it just completely ignored the established character

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Besides, it's impossible to fix once general's quality degrades, we're already an API cope shitpost general and have a persistent schizo who sabotages any improvement we make...

>>107651331
Uhhhhhhg SeXoOOOOO

>>107651194
some trash heap in india
you don't need to know about it

>>107651027
>OPS presents are nice
>1 gig download removed from your account
wow. who cares? OPS is easy as hell anyways

>>107651235
I like ratiomaxxing in addition to having all these tokens.

>>107650920
Sad
>>107650948
Not bad
>>107650958
Retard

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speaking of, what's the latest on ilolicon
still seized by Chairman?

ANT clue?

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Chinks only know how to steal

>>107651540
>t.seething changcel
lol, mad you get caught stealing from Korea because you're trash at tech? kek

>>107640824
If China saves PC gaming I will become communist and learn chinese.

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>>107640824
>Wake on Christmas?!...
Still China can't stop winning and giving to the world?

Imagine teaming up with pajeet against China's technological progress.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_field

>>107650488
>>107650714
Maybe I can put it this way, you've literally done the exact same circular logic thing you're describing.
You've taken a field of mass density and run energy optimization passes on it, which is the standard way of defining a gravitational field. It's just that yours is a slow implementation with extra schizophrenia. >>107650757

>>107650784
You are confusing the RESULT with the INPUT.
Standard physics starts with the formula/definition.
My code starts with only the grid and the constants.
I didn't tell it to 'simulate gravity'. I told it to 'optimize energy'.
Gravity emerged as the most efficient state.
That is NOT circular. That is derivation from first principles.

And yes, it's slow. It's a proof of concept in Python, not a game engine.

>>107649964
You're just trying to reinvent relativity.

>>107650115
Who is she?

>>107651254
I dont see the usecase.
You should type the same thing only once.
You need macro preprocessor shit to make them useable.

>>107651402
designing a language it makes perfect sense to hone it and develop features while building a large application and having a small pool of developers using it so you can replace features and refine things w/o people complaining.
https://youtu.be/IdpD5QIVOKQ

Or you can be like gingerbill and make a programming language for game development while never having made an actual game...

Or zig because andrew kelley had a pressing need for it because... he was working some some open source music software he also has never actually finished

blow made 2 very popular and succesful games over decades, and while making a third created a language to better serve that purpose, it just doesn't compare.

>>107651254
include basically means paste-the-file-contents-here, so you need some stupid #ifdef constructs around the whole thing
artifacts of bygone era

>>107651410
The use case is low RAM requirements and now backward compatibility. The compiler is stateless and it treats each translation unit as a unique thing so it can’t cross reference other files.
Rust for example is stateless at the crate level but you can’t have crate circular references.
The point of stateless at the unit translation level is that it let you build massive million line of code projects on 2 GB of RAM.

>>107648976
Header files should be generated by the compiler.

>>107649999
Yer golden, quad enjoyer.

>>107649999
>ups
it's over., package lost. insurance denied. claim laughed at.

Is there a way to tell just buy looking at a drive if it's a Power Disable/3.3 PWDIS drive pr mpt

I'm getting conflicting information from Seagate support and other hard drive/server part sales sites if the ST12000NT001 and the ST14000NT001 are Power Disable or not, after initially being told they weren't and ordering the latter.

I'm new to server and NAS stuff and I don't know how i'd tell the difference between plugging the drive in and it being a bad drive vs it simply being power disable, though obviously if I plug it in and it works then I should be fine?

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>>107651173
Usecase for NAS instead of USB flashdrives?
It seems like NASes are just fancier richfag flashdrives

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>>107649564
>locking you to their ecosystem
because corporate benefits massively outweigh the risks
if i ran a company and had a network issue i would want to call one singular other company who is contractually responsible for support having decades of experience with said equipment, instead of 17 brand names and also no_name companies with nonexistent support.

again your argument is basically
>just wing it bro
which does not scale at all on a corporate level on the long run.

Ok now that we've established that nobody is a programmer. Can everybody be fired?

>>107650280
He is a such a motherfucker, expect more raids on mar-a-lago. They will clean up those ladders and the cum for minimum wage.

>>107650305
Thank God only my penis is dark.

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>>107643667
>we so much smarter than white people
>but only in white countries

India is a shithole, and you look and smell like a turd that it shitted out.

>>107640263
Yout are correct. Now shut the fuck up faggot.

He's right but I have more fun writing webslop than I do writing C. I enjoy the entire process, primarily because I exclusively use html/css/js, with only htmx if I absolutely NEED reactivity in any way.

I'm working on lower level programming but the truth is there's way less of those jobs than there are webdev. I still program for the love of it, but I also need to eat. We can't all ship one piece of software per decade and be set.

>>107651635
Wait for computer use agents

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You can just use Claude Code. Even though the main purpose is for programming, you can easily tell it to do some other things. For example, I asked it to create a directory structure by years in my b folder, then I asked it to verify the exif data of each picture and move to the correct directory.
I could do that with a simple script, but I wanted to test out how well Claude could handle tasks like that. It kinda worked

>>107640614
you're a special kind of cutie, aren't you?

>>107640614
>Ray Tracing
Still not really viable AFAIK.

>>107644863
>it's actually a good thing that Sony scams me
lol

>>107640614
On one hand, I don't think I've ever seen a PS5 game with real 4k and raytracing. I've seen game with one of those, after making massive compromises elsewhere (4k at 20~30 fps is a common one kek).

On the other hand, nowadays $1000 is barelly enough to get a decent ammount of RAM for a new PC.

>>107640614
it's not.
software is the issue, basically 99% of the software out there are subperforming by a very fair margin, from firmware to user-space software, cpu are basically spending over 90% of the time waiting for data, it's insane.
hardware people are forced into complexe branch prediction and instructions because software are so incredibly dogshit that they need "intelligent" hardware to cope with the abominations devs spawn everyday.

>>107651630
who the fuck actually plays this shit anyway
same with stuff like baldurs gate, helldivers 2, whatever the current stuff is
if it can't be played offline on $100 pawn shop ps4 i dont care anymore
kys

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>>107649291
you're here forever

>>107650833
>>107650956
not an answer?

>>107651211
I'm not NVIDIA

>>107651220
thats something nvidia would say

>>107638937
That's a little girl.

>>107651587
same as anons here thinking bokeh = ai when it actually just means an expensive photo lens with a large aperture or that smartphone camera jpeg sensor noise = real
absolutely mind broken

jpeg = sovl
simple as

>>107650978
>>105850515
>Are you sure that's ani?
I was sure then, I hope you are sure now.

>>107651569
Ok, I'm ready.

>>107651490

maybe play around keyframe settings and number of cores and gpu rendering options