/g/ has no arguments against this
>>107635691Discoveries can't happen for infinity because the cost needed to advance from step to step grows and the amount of knowledge required also advances step to step. Eventually it will take more resources than the earth has and more than a life time of research just to make tiny upgrades over the previous level of technology. Humans, on earth, with limited resources and limited life spans have a hard cap on the level of technology that can be achieved. In computing we are obviously already at that place given how little improvements we see generation to generation in hardware and that the majority the so called gains turn out to be marketing spiel or gimmicks like fake frames. 15 year old CPU's hold up for a lot of tasks which would never have been the case at anytime period between 1950-2010.
>>107639273you dont need much in the way of hardware beyond a pen and a sheet of paper to figure shit outtheres still tons of things that others just didnt think ofyou wouldnt have ai-lmaoo aka shatbots to begin with, otherwiseproof by absurd:its a chicken and egg paradoxlets say you defo need resources to innovate:how is you gonna invent shatbots if you dont have the gpus then?and who is gonna give you gpus if you dont have a shatbot to run on em?thats not how innovation works.it starts with inspiration.it starts with one idea, one brain.and a sheet of paper. and a pen, ofc.
I use AI a lot but always get reminded from time to time of its BS. Today I asked ChatGPT to add a few lines to one of my laptop power management scripts to set powercap for the PCU in some low power circumstances. It is like 3 or 4 lines to add to an existing script, which I provided. Honestly I was just being lazy, but after prompting if I forgot about it. About 10 minutes later I remembered and went back to check and it was STILL churning on this question. And after another minute or so it dumped this insanely long script (original is maybe 18 lines, ChatGPT's update is over 150 lines) with so many problems, assumptions, and issues that I would never even consider using the script. I imagine how much compute was wasted to generate this nonsense. This happens pretty often. But at the same time, it can be incredibly useful when you give it clear step by step instructions. AI is a strange tool.
>>107639860> to set powercap for the PCU in some low power circumstances. CPU*
>>107635614Sure thing bro
i want to go back
Then open a text editor and start coding https://sl-toolkit-samples.azurewebsites.net/?20240429
you already made this thread twice today
Install a VM or stop making this topic
>>107640000 (checked)Back to where?
Neat and tidy editionPrevious: >>107558411 #>Keyboard recommendation template:https://pastebin.com/n220xk9V>Find vendorshttps://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list // Up-to-date list of reputable vendors with brief descriptionshttps://keycaplendar.firebaseapp.com // Tracker for current and upcoming keycap group buys>This keyboard stuff is so expensive!https://aliexpress.com (or Taobao if you know how)>Learn about MX-type switches ("mechanical keyboard switches")Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107639294You can get better switches than the bog standard cherry mx ones, it's no longer 2010 where mx red/black/brown/blue were basically the only easily available options.
>>107635416I am on loonix...
>>107639294browns suck so much ass as tactiles that they're basically the same as reds and 90% of people find clickies annoying, so I would say brown or redjust make sure whatever you're buying has a hotswap pcb so you can experiment with other switches in the future. I recommend HMX tactiles.
>>107639340you can use blues for gaming, they're just going to be more annoying to listen to
>>107639340>gamingtactiles for gaming is retardedyou want linearsstart with red>b-b-but clicky also works for gamingyeah but why go with "the experience sucks, but it works" when you could go with "the experience is enjoyable"
Want to use modern C++ features like Modules? Nuh uh can't include "non-importable headers" from common librariesWhat's "non-importable"? IT'S IMPLEMENTATION DEPENDENT. No one knows.C++ keeps stapling shiny new abstractions onto a language whose foundation is still “whatever your compiler feels like today.” Every new feature “works unless it doesn’t.”It’s not a language design so much as cardboard layer cake. Why don't you use something else? MPI. The alternative would be Fortran.
>>107638778Doesn't matter. It's still fast. It still has good libraries. It can still do anything you want/need. It still has good compilers. It still has good tools. It still runs on anything.
>>107638778> Why don't you use something elseBecause every other language is a second class citizen. C is the lingua franca of computing, everything else is forced to use some grotesque FFI. Being mostly a superset of C is the only reason anyone uses C++. And people will continue to use C++, since not one person has attempted to create an alternative.
>>107639141>like that's actually a sane thing to saybut isn't it? it's better to have a single language with thousand extensions and standard libraries you can choose among then having to learn multiple different smaller languages with all different syntax, semantics and idioms, imo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fGB-hjc2Gc
>>107639984>a single language with thousand extensions and standard libraries you can choose among then>multiple different smaller languages with all different syntax, semantics and idiomsthere is little distinction between the two in practicea c-style c++ codebase is practically unusable in a rust-style c++ codebase without so much code in between that it approximates a FFI
/dpt/ - Daily Programming ThreadWelcome to the Daily Programming Thread. What are you working on, /g/?Previous thread: >>107575071
>>107638602thanksI assumed that pv meant pointer value. That is some OG C style conventions you've got there.
>>107639874Don't reply to systems programmer larpers.
>>107639908Suck my dick long-beard, I'll try to glean wisdom and knowledge where I please.- just wrapped up his hollow Community College [canada] program, 0 prospects but took *a* Data Structures class.
>>107639874>what the foundations of your arguments are for it being/not-being a language?It just doesn't make any sense to me to put hardware instruction set architectures and software programming languages in the same category.Instruction Sets deals with primitive computing operations.Programming language deals with *combining* computing operations.Note that "combining" is a general term/not overloaded term, it applies equally well to imperative and functional languages and any other paradigm.
>>107639835you should have a permissive parse actually, the semantic passes have more hope of emitting descriptive error messages than just syntax errors
wtf is wrong with youtube these days? I am watching this video in 1080p, the highest resolution, and it looks more pixelated than I've ever seen on a video. And it's not a temporary buffer issue. I've reloaded and rewatched from the start, and it continues to look like this. I also frequently have 20s freezes for buffering on a video when I have 500Mbps down speeds. Is youtube just cheaping out on bandwidth to save money or what
>>107639498Yeah you're right. I thought it was weird there was no 4K but for the 1080p to look that shitty must be on them too.
>>107637610It looks fine for me, something is wrong on your side.
I'm watching on a laptop from 2014 with openbsd and it looks normal. the bit rate seems low, but not like yours.
>>107639723>>107639802screenshot the frame that OP posted from your machine
>>107639940I watched it on four devices (a PC, a laptop, a phone and a tablet) and it's always fucked, but only that particular scene.Everything else looks fine.
ill go first
>>107637119restart your pc anon
>>107637883Only a fraction of /g/ actually uses linux.
>>107638424yeah but at least use the enterprise IoT version of windowsfucking NORMIES
>>107637883>He fell for the Linux meme
>>107639986Why, so i can LARP as some faggot uber tech guy?
Python, one of the very few modern & popular programming languages not owned by big tech, is now begging hard for money at python.org (picrel), Wikipedia style.This comes after the PSF rejected an US government grant because the PSF can't stop shilling for DEI: https://developers.slashdot.org/story/25/10/28/211237/python-foundation-rejects-government-grant-over-dei-restrictionsThe same PSF then reported a surge of new donators following the above rejection: https://developers.slashdot.org/story/25/11/09/2017240/python-foundation-donations-surge-after-rejecting-grant---but-sponsorships-still-neededYet, they are now begging for money, using a big, intrusive and cringe banner at python.org, kek.This is what your donated money is used for: https://www.python.org/psf/grants>Conferences (e.g. PyCon Italia)>Event site subscriptions (Meetup.com) (e.g. London Django Meetup)>Django Girls Workshops (e.g. Django Girls Busan Workshop)>PyLadies Workshops (e.g. All Day PyLadies Workshop)These faggots have a whole page dedicated to their DEI philosophy: https://www.python.org/community/diversityTheir Libera Chat #python IRC channel is filled to the brim with trannies (they/them and she/her pronouns set as their IRC name).Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107632064lol
>>107619769>Isn't Stallman a pedo kike though?Stallman is in Epstein files?
>>107626584very nice
Why the fuck do they need money for!?It's a fucking programming language, not a woke foundation who's goal is to make """women""" into coders...
>>107637894>not a woke foundation who's goal is to make """women""" into coders...You just defined what the PSF is.
What technology could save him?
>>107639854NotJew ®NotJew ® Stops You Doing Dumb & Dumber Shit For Ever Moar! Cash Until You Eating With a Straw and Your Dutch GF Speedskates Off the Fuck Elsewhere in Disgust @ Your Sorry Fat Loser Arse
>>107639854pfsense
He's better off mute.
>>107639854if Jewish paul was an actual boxer. that would help
I brought this up a few years ago as a concept. What do you think about it now?
>>107635809My Obama phone doesn't have a coin slot
>>107635859I bet Facebook is the one doing the AI spam
>>107635809It's hard to express how stupid of an idea this is. When I make a post on your site, I am paying you. Your site needs users. Users are attracted by posts. So when I post I am contributing to your site in a positive way. If you make me pay for the privilege then I - and the majority of posters - will leave. You know who won't leave? Spammers. They are already willing to pay to post, in the form of captcha solvers, proxies, ais to make their post, etc. If they are shills or astroturfers, they also earn money off of each post. So naturally if you explicitly charge them to post they won't blink. Charging a fee for each post is the quickest possible way to make your site consist of nothing but spammers.The slashdot model, while also unviable today, is at least not as conceptually broken. We can think of it as a deposit that you pay for a post that is returned to you if your post isn't spam. This solves the same problem in the same way, minus the retardation. It still doesn't work, because again, by posting I am contributing to your site, but at least it does not immediately lead to your site being filled with spammers.
>>107635809>pay to use a worse facebookfor what purpose
>>107635809Hashchan you can toggle it based on blockchain around 1$ to loke 0.0001$
>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacshttps://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacshttps://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs-config-generator.fly.devhttps://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratchhttp://xahlee.info/emacshttps://emacs.tvComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107638996libtcc is just an easy way to shove a pocket C compiler into your C programs, it's fun. It means you can get a syntax tree and assembly and load it as a function and execute it within your program. Zero user interface included. Disassembler not included but libtcc gives you the bytecode to feed into e.g. libdisasm or udis86, then all you need is printf.It's a bit rarted to livecode like this but if you're programming in C and you really want to livecode... then you have to embed your compiler into your program, and effectively remove the gap between the "compile to file" and "REPL plus JIT" paradigms yourself.(The same can be done with libclang, but bloat.)>>107639034This is the Ceezy way to optimize code and is not livecoding. Useful.
>>107639202yes
>>107639159>>107639202align-regexp seems to do it, but I'm too dumb to construct the correct regexpWith a region around(foo 1)(foobar 2)something like M-x align-regexp <ret> (\w\s-* should be it
(foo 1)(foobar 2)
>>107627458they drowned in asian pussy
>>107639779i unironically made a serious lisp project and only chinese recruiters showed any interest in me for it
most dedicated community in FOSS?
>>107639906me obviously, in getting that guy laurie wired to have sex with me.
>>107639906whoever the fuckers coding emulators are, they go to the length of making sure virtualized cpu instructions are faulty in a way that they were back then on that machine so the game has the same bugs as it did
>>107639906cuck license
Workers of the tech world, unite! - edition>Manifestohttps://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/61/pg61.txt>Tech News & Industry InsightsThe Register - https://www.theregister.com/TechCrunch - https://techcrunch.com/Hacker News - https://news.ycombinator.com/Fudzilla - https://fudzilla.com/newsZDNet - https://www.zdnet.com>Software Development & ProgrammingGitHub Trending - https://github.com/trendingDevDocs - https://devdocs.ioComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107637517>used real name to shit post
>>107637517me when I have to explain to my boss that I was only joking about denying the holocaust and killing all niggers 6 years ago on a minecraft pvp factions server
How's this stack?HTMX+Hyperscript+UnoCSS+HugoFor small sites that need a blog section. Not sure if I should use Decap CMS for clients or do something like Ctrl+Alt+A for admin mode and direct editing.
I had a question if anyone works in healthcare IT. I currently work as a receptionist and have done medical billing in the past. I'm looking to get an associate's in health informatics and get RHIT certified, so I can move onto jobs like becoming a revenue cycle analyst/specialist, or working as a health information technician. I am planning to pursue a bachelor's in the future, but I want to get my foot in the door first before pursuing it. is it worth it to get the associate's so I can get certified as an RHIT?
>>107618454Solid red
OpenAI solved IMO using a plain LLM, unlike DeepMind, who used a custom system based on Lean 4. Some myths that people are coping with (with answers):* AIs saw these problems in their training data -- No, OpenAI got the problems within minutes of IMO ending* AIs used a lot more time -- No, OpenAI's model had the same amount of time.* They used a boutique system designed for solving IMO problems -- Only DeepMind. OpenAI used a general LLM.AI is already smarter than you.In b4: spelling gotchas and image-based tasks, or people who never used top of the line LLMs like gemini-3-pro and gpt-5-high.
>>107629669>develpers claim they could soon crack tough scientific problemsgrift upon grift upon grift lolthere are no scientific or mathematical problems worth solvingwake me up when ai does something useful other than produce weird porn
Whoa my calculator can do calculus, insane! 2 more weeks!
>>107629669>>107629704Ok let me see it’s homework and confirm the assignment. Where’s the assignment anon, WHERE IS IT??!?!?
>>107629669Commie hate this because they know that women and shitskins are the easiest for AI to replace.
>>107639664Yet, it won’t reveal the answer to the question. Anon, you are being played for a fool.
Everything is already from China, but here we discuss the cheap chink shit you see on various sites.1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.Useful links>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?>>>/g/iemg>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?>>>/g/spg/>I want to buy some sort of emulation device>>>/vr/hhg/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107636193what's the typing experience like in the dark as the key letters aren't seethrough?
>>107639075I guess its alright? I don't really look at the keyboard when I type.
Got this m2 sata/nvmeUSB dock and a metric ton of pens and mechanical pencils Dock seems well made. Says it can do 10gbps but I have nothing to test it. Reads/writes all my salvage rando drives just fine
>>107639788oh i covered up the logo on the dock, it's branded as "Blueendless". it's heavy so i was tempted to take it apart, but it's all glued together and i don't want to destroy it.
>>107636120Is there a good mechanical keyboard with home, end, pgup, pgdown and delete on the right side? And a volume knob too.Why do some have like 3 out of those four. It's so random.
