>>107602050
>tfw qualcomm is just overclocking last years model every year and pretending they made a new soc

>>107600827
>xiaomi knockoff
the disciple has now graduated to master

>>107600754
>With Apple you will always feel like shit if you don't get the Pro model.
this was true up to the 17, now the base has 120hz screens and the pro doesn't even fucking come in black
won't even dwell too much on the retard cliff of a camera hump

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>>107601664
>>107601785
>>107602050
>>107602228
Lmaooooooooooooo

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The end of an era

>>107602701
he created a proof of concept, but the code is likely awful. he's just not competent enough to realize that. there's nothing wrong with vibe coding as a starting point, but i wouldn't want to risk anything important to vibe code.

>>107602783
5.2 xhigh is a top 1% developer.

>>107602783
> the code is likely awful
Current LLM code is actually better than anything you can get from webshitters. Let's stop pretend you need perfect stuff for every crud app out there, especially if your retarded boss is asking for a new feature every week

>>107602827
it's great on small codebases, but as the code grows it gets messier and messier.

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>>107602701
this reads like it was written by AI. OP probably used AI so much he adopted their speaking patterns lmfao.

>>107602606
You can write your own in typescript as well. I do not understand your comparison. Nothing you have shown in your Java code would require Zod when rewritten in Typescript.

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>>107602646
Typescript does not have runtime type information (RTTI). You cannot declare a class in typescript like this:

class Foo {
  bar: string;
}

and interrogate that type later. i.e, you cannot get a list of fields and their types without a 3rd party tool like zod or class validators. This means you either have to
>a) Write your type information twice (class-validators) risking human error
>b) Write your types using runtime code and infer the types from there, not using any of the native tools for declaring types (classes, types, interfaces) which is a very code-smelly solution and also looks like shit

>>107602716
Type information is not sufficient to validate anything non-trivial. You still need to provide information about eg min/max value, length, optional/nullable, variants, allowed patterns, etc. There is nothing Java or C# offers that can figure it out automatically.

There is also 3rd option. You describe your schema in a schema file and then generate both runtime validation code and static typings, possibly in any language you need.

I personally just wrote my own simple TS library that just uses decorators to describe the validation for each field and can also deeply translate between client side and server side types, so for example standard browser's File on client becomes multer's File on backend.

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>>107602808
Yes retard, no shit you need decorators to validate URL structure and max values of numbers, but 90% of validation IS trivial, and the lack of RTTI makes Typescript an inherently poor choice for backend development

>>107602824
>Yes retard, no shit you need decorators to validate URL structure and max values of numbers
Then post Java code that does this, so we can compare it with equivalent Typescript code.

>90% of validation IS trivial
Nearly all fields in my APIs have constrains that cannot be deduced simply from type information.

>>107601492
Bloated how? You can't even upload websites containing scripts.

>>107601422
upvote for kot

>>107601422
Using AI to clean up the mess that AI made.

>>107601514
I installed react by mistake and now my site is 8MB what do?

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my banking app refused to show me my accounts unless i updated it

i updated it

the only change they made was that the bank splash screen logo was now animated

cia tracker frog pepe

>>107602464
u ghey bro

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https://libgen.li/file.php?md5=fd53650a7c0eefa037b5d033484058bd
check out my new scan guys. its such a pain to get ocrmypdf + jbig2 encoding to work in termux, but i think the the result is pretty good

>>107599179
>>107599187
jfc what a douchebeg! solcen need to chill the fuck out a little bit.

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>>107591291
more like poorfag general amirite
get some adult money

>>107601859
>Do you use trackers with content focused on your native tongue
yes
>Is there even good trackers from your home country
that local tracker is slowly but certainly becoming exclusive tracker and i am only one from plenty of uploaders, who is bringing to that tracker some of the hardest to find films. in central and southern europe, that tracker from my cunt is #1 and its still
growing. we have in about 12k users and 71k torrents and the best part is that no one can get in.

>>107601857
Yeah, the 6502 is bad, that's the point, it's a starting point for you to learn the basics. Then you move up.

>>107592666
>>107591411
there is no future in embedded
indians dont like simple micros they like to overspec.

last project i did was an 8 bit PIC turning an LED on for set time.
boss hired an indian guy to oversee project development and do all the paperwork.
first question was why aren't you using arm core
second 'question' was you should be using real time operating system
then i got a code review where i was told to rewrite it to align with osi layer model.
for an led on a timer.

i went into embedded to avoid software retards but at the end of the day if you can fit an arm or an x86 into the same size silicon as an 8 bit then it will cost the same, there is an expectation to use it because its 'better'. and once you have headroom to pump in a load of software bloat you will be expected to do that too.
also good luck finding a job where you get to do both circuit design and firmware.
there is not going to be 'embedded' for very much longer.

>>107601857
>Anything generic can be practiced on a more capable cpu.
It can be.
But if you have access to mult, why would you even think to use shifts to do multiplication faster?

>>107601857
>The 6502 is just bad
This is just wrong.

>>107601890
> learn the basics
Most of your time won't be going into learning the basics, it will be going into learning the various contortions required to program such a crippled cpu.

>>107602804
Start with Gemma-chan and if she won't spread her legs for you, move onto Qwen.

>>107602773
Sir your RAG2.0 agent?

>>107602799
no, you kill yourself locust. You don't contribute anything and just malcontent. You're probably a vramlet too or use api. Then you run everyone off this thread who does work like a little faggot. Nobody will miss you.

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>>107602784
AI doesn't exist chud

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>>107602718
David is a true Magos of AI. In that they also had no fucking clue what they were doing but that didn't stop them from doing it.

>>107598040
The Voodoo 2 was not a graphics card, it was a 3D accelerator that had to be paired with a card that could handle 2D duties, and is thus disqualified.

>>107598917
The 9700 Pro was a FAR more disruptive product if you want to do ATI. It was so incredibly far ahead of its time that it utterly raped everything Nvidia had ever released PLUS their 5000 series that launched six months later. It took Nvidia almost two years to finally claim the performance crown back with the 6000 series in 2004. It also marks the last time that they weren't the top dog in the GPU business. The 4870 was a decent price/performance option, but it was slower than the GTX 280 and Nvidia had already won in terms of mindshare by then, so didn't have the same market impact either.

>>107602614
>Maybe so but what if you need more vram?
Then you get a 5090. If you need more VRAM you probably need the extra compute power as well.

>>107598040
I owned a Canopus voodoo 2 card.

8800 GTX
GTX 680
GTX 1080TI
RTX 4090

>>107602654
That's why I said "if"

>>107592470
I have tried VLC and there is no way to customize subtitle font size, the large ass fonts n subtitles are driving me nuts

Does MPV have this feature for Android TV version?

>>107592470
i mean why would you try both yourself if you can make this thread and then after you heard all possible answers and then some decide which stranger on the internet you're going to trust on that...

>>107602384
>>107602404
>Akshually what you refer to as a UI is actually a GUI
I stand corrected.

For what it's worth, my S5IIX can shoot 1.8 Gbps 5.8K footage. On my computer, VLC cannot play this footage without stuttering, MPV can.

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>>107595631
>at some point you just gotta accept the fact that 99.9% of the modern net was designed with internet explorer in mind
>i know netscape navigator is great at privacy but when it comes to just general usability over the web, chrome has it beat

>>107600254
You forot to change the last instance of chrome, you regard.

>>107595631
Chrome was literally stolen from the Apple maintained webkit, and had some otherwise unemployable retards at google fuck around with it.

Have you tried turning it off and on again

>>107601020
Have you considered the McDonald's alternative? Since McDonald's is doing the Washington DC thing these days.

>>107602033
only way to kinda get some vague idea about own HRTF is to compare a bunch of headphones and IEMs with known high quality measurements to what you are hearing
or measure it somewhere (not exactly an easy process)

https://pomf2.lain.la/f/vlvkln9u.flac

>>107601391
Does it suffer from the same shitty quality control as the chu 2?

>>107602674
We only listen to real music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2i_IuAB6wo

>>107602033
not really, the best method would probably to compare with a speaker setup
but idk, just contact your local university and ask if they offer hrtf measurement services, i know a ton that do. quality wil vary depending on their acoustic expertise but it's usually manageable.

>>107602430
NTA but if you are just able to get some experience with AI and your role reflecting it, you might be able to survive a bit longer

>>107591388
I'm starting to think that retards and pajeets are simply on the exact same level of thought as LLMs. They never actually THINK about the problem, but instead try to approximate it from text they found on the internet.

>>107602170
saar this is an unsolved computational problem saar.

>>107591299
but only retards will buy it, luckily that's everyone

>>107591299
AI will filter the high IQ coders. Spending all day arguing with AI is not rewarding work. It's only magic to those who can't do it without the AI. We'll be identifying those AI coded games by their bloat and bugs. AI doesn't create libraries of reusable code, it creates tons of one-off functions that it forgets about later.

Not Microsoft but the CIA.

OP is more mentally ill than the trannies he is attacking

Actually corporate try to make people as dump as they can

Its just autistic people with poor socialization skills sperging out at each other.

>>107600644
Microsoft's trump card to sabotaging control over your computing freedom is the doubling down on SaaSS. That is, you do your computing on someone else's computer instead of yours.
When you are wormed into depending on 365 and OneDrive, it's hard to unlock from it and could become costly.

>>107596258
clown option: Network with nearby phones to share cameras and composite the image together from them similar to how telescope arrays work.

Shitposts aside, I'm honestly somewhat surprised that they don't put sensors on two bands further apart. I suppose it's only a matter of time until a phone shaped like a dog bone becomes a thing. It's the only "real" way to cheat the physics.

>>107597789
you are fucking fried if you think anything I said was in defense of apple's decisions. But like most outspoken angry retards post-2016 on 4chan you're here to vent your frustrations because something negative happened in your dogshit life and this is your coping mechanism.

>>107595967
you wouldn't have periscope lens. or good sensors. basically, what >>107596258 says.

>>107596029
CAN WE PLEASE GO BACK

>>107598222
>I suppose it's only a matter of time until a phone shaped like a dog bone becomes a thing
after the iPhone we'll have the Iphone

read this post in a serifed font