Oh well time for a fork of a fork. 4chan XTX?

>>107650370
4chan-XD

>>107650370
XTX is good, otherwise we could have 4chan Z for the coolness factor.

>>107650024
>>107650084
Thanks anons.
Now the last touch that would make it perfect is the captcha panel accepting the Enter button as if you had clicked Next, when the slider is currently selected. That way there's no need to press Shift-Tab every time.
(And Ctrl-Enter for "Next then Submit" if the slider is selected, so you can use that when you're on the last test)

>>107650370
YAFU: Yet Another 4chan Userscript

Test

>>107650098
she's like 70 bro

>>107650098
i still think about that video she made in the late 2000s, literally crying her eyes out after steve jobs died from curable cancer

>>107621228
You are not a real woman, troon.

>>107621192
This website needs an e-celeb board

>>107650904
I have never met a human who plays wukangs

>>107650936
ignored. that guy's a jew.

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>>107650954
No one cares about that game especially on December 2025. But nvidijeets will still be posting benchmarks of it in 2030 to shill. They don't want to post games that came out this year and people actually care about because the 5070 ti loses in them especially on frametime stability

I'm thinking 27" 1440p OLED

>>107650602
>>107650604

No idea, I do a lot of code reviews and analysis with it. Although, I’ll skip many days of contact with it. I do really deep dives with it, that might be it. Who knows.

>>107650697
i dont really have it write a lot of code or review my code, i spend most of my time asking it plain english questions about how im supposed to do something in some technology, e.g how do i establish a websockets connection with no library. and then i ask it why certain things must be done, and then it often backtracks and says erm well no that thing actually isn't mandatory.

for me chatgpt is a useful replacement for google and documentation, both of which are full of other people's 1000 pages of self fart sniffing. that's how i got to 18k messages in a year

>>107650756
I do that as well, it’s such a relief being able to break it down and ask questions, go experiment, then rinse and repeat. It’s a tinker’s best friend.

>>107650796
it turns out that for a few decades now, documentation turned into a game of autofelatio and deliberate obfuscation. i've even heard of stories like this dating back to the 70s

>>107650884
Yeah, egos have a way of muddying the thing of study. I mean at the end of the day I imagine we’re all trying to figure out whats going on. It kind of shocks me how people put the most obvious question in the back of their mind: what are we all doing here? When you frame it that way, it makes all the ego games seem funny. I can go on and on about this kind of stuff, and it’s probably why I opt to use ChatGPT, to spare others the immense volume of thoughts I have everyday that everyone else seems to put aside or can’t/won’t spare the cognitive bandwidth, who knows.

>>107642662
Datamining thread.
Do not reply.

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I know I like popular stuff, but it was still pretty hard to choose

>>107650414
PUSSY IS NOT
>MATTER OF FACT

how the fuck does an album that has pure kino like believer have pussy and cop killer ahead on the tracklist

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braaaap
>>107642662
moonman fell off
i dont recognize a thing from anyone else

>>107649886
love u too man

>>107650799
Yeah, well all those keyboards are ugly as fuck.

>>107650805
I use boards with either split space or I set space on hold as its own layer and home row sdfg hjkl for nav + arrows


the latter isn't good if you want to play video games because it means you only get space on release of press but it's great for programming. i have never missed not having a physical nav cluster with this kind of setup. if anything it made me more productive because it's just faster

>>107650799
Professionals use Apple Magic keyboards

>>107650921
Magic touch + keyboard honestly a goated productivity combo

>>107650883
Because you project and use an OS for your ego
>I'm le based because I use Fedora unlike those Arch redditors!
That's the same mentality on the flipside of the coin as those Arch fanboys who blurt out "I use arch btw" constantly

>>107650774
It's literally not stable, tested software, You are the beta tester. You're an unpaid beta tester for packages that may become part of RHEL later.

>>107650774
How does Red Hat cock feel in your ass, faggot?

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>>107650896

>>107650898
>whats rawride
>>107650906
its quite the opposite, ALL distros suck Red Hat cock, specially arch.

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>>107649777
I'd say it's both sweet and savoury at the same time, but it's not very noticeable if you don't just lick the sauce by itself. I started using it when I tried to make something "similar to" (some ingredients are very hard to find here) eight treasures duck. Now I use it weekly in burgers (cooked in anti-stick pan, deglazed with wine/ale), pork loin slices and similar things.

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>>107650254
nice, never heard of that dish.

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>>107650342
Yep, it's very good. The version I tried to imitate differs a bit in the cooking steps, but that version is also common (it's more practical and fail proof).

>>107649713
Immigration being allowed never had anything to do that. It was precisely because of immigration that the job crisis happened.

>>107642618
This is exactly what's going to happen.

>>107650302
how are you supposed to get relevant experience in a field if it requires you to have pre-existing experience in that field to land an entry-level position

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>>107642522

Who is the #1 problem when it comes to applying for jobs? Who does absolutely everyone correctly identify as the problem? Oh yeah, the endless hordes of Indian Hindu rape rats. So how many more bandages are we going to try to put over our civilization while it gets gang raped by these inbred 45 IQ parasitic pedophiles, instead of just acknowledging they are a human extinction level threat and genocide is the only way to fix it? I know it sounds hyperbolic, but for the love of god, read history and read the daily news from India:

https://www.india.com/topic/rape

India had civilization for thousands of years under Muslim aryan rule, British rule, Portuguese rule. India is not a developing nation- it is a nation destroyed in 5 minutes as soon as the Indian Hindu rape rats were able to take over. And once they fully do the same in the west, we will be reduced to the same rape, filth, and unimaginable savagery seen in India.

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>>107648372
Are you doing an in-place upgrade with a non iot ltsc edition? If so, read through https://massgrave.dev/windows10_eol

Is it true that Nvidia won't release more drivers for windows 10 then? I'm still on 8 and if there's still support for 10 then why the fuck would I want to go to 11
Doesn't seem like there any incentive for my new build except wifi 7 which I don't need

I have an old laptop with an i7 6700HQ and a discrete 950M. Honestly, the most I want to do is play some older games (take into account I'm talking about games that aren't that new and can run in there), in addition to basic activities.
What do you recommend? W11 IoT, W10 IoT? or just W11 Enterprise?

>>107650754
Why would they? They're focusing on 11 now like a lot of companies are.

>>107650754
>Is it true that Nvidia won't release more drivers for windows 10 then?
big kek if true
I told you so, faggots if true

>>107650497
You will never be a oldfag jeety

>>107635155
look at that whore

>>107645646
Why are they keybinds so retarded? Is it just to encourage you making your own config?

>>107634923
HOLY BASED
N/A/GGERS GO BACK TO YOUR DEDICATED CONTAINMENT ZONE

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>107650516
Calm your tits, autismo. I just wanted to post the best doll.

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>>107650128
I own nothing and I am happy

Hdds

>>107650128
Whatever I can get my grubby hands on
>>107650631
Mostly this though

>>107650128
SSD's and hard drives.

>>107650917
This

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>>107650488
>schizo retard pseudo intellectual midwit gets called out for being a retard
>doesnt even know how to reply to people
>calls others retards
>tells them to lurk more
you cant even make this shit up

Of course you're going to get gravity out of that.
That's exactly the point.
Modern science has no answer for how gravity works or even what it is (it just describes the curvature).
This program is interesting precisely because it demonstrates the mechanism: gravity is the result of field optimization.
It shows how it acts, not just that it acts.

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.

>>107648849
yes, but "behave as C does" it often a default unless there is a better reason, and when that reasoning is explained, they'll gonna explain it in terms of C
it's just part of basic literacy, the boomer's shared cultural background

>>107647254
Do you mean I should learn it to be able to use C/C++ libraries in Zig or to get familiar with low level languages in general. Because I thought that learning Zig first would also translate to C as many things and concepts are similar.

>>107645788
i went thru Odin, Zig, C3 and now i'm at fuckin Ada/Spark and ATS.
of the new memes i think the only one i like is C3 because it's just a modest improvement to C and doesn't overcomplicate things or create unnecessary friction. i hoped Odin would be that but it's so opinionated, i don't feel like buying into ginger Bill's entire life philosophy. Zig has some ideas i agree with like no hidden control flow or memory fuckery but i find it very inelegant, is very inconsistent design-wise in reality, etc.
i'm finding if i want a C alternative i'd rather just have its mistakes ironed out, some modest modernizations, and that's it. then give me contracts and linting so i can develop and adhere to my own programming conventions. C3 has contracts which seem nice but aren't as powerful.

>>107650215
You should learn C to have a solid basis in systems programming and to understand why manual memory management rocks and also why it sucks.
Then you can do Zig so that you can do all the C things without all the C bullshit and have the only language with sane manual memory management.

>>107650742
Thx I will consider it.