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I need to finally rearrange my computer roommaybe use feng shui for once
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Do you practice proper opsock to protect yourself from the NSA?
>>106512931You are a paranoid schizophrenic.
>>106511958>because you can probably terrorize thots on twitch with this shit if you are patient enough.
>>106515676No, I'm not.Do you know who Edward Snowden is?
>>106515676>that picI wonder if glowies were laughing or were super serious when they made that.
reminder that there's a story about how they got someone because he unlocked his phone while in an elevator and they used that footage to unlock his phone.if you're a wanted man this stuff seems practical.
Are these things really worth 1000 buckaroos? My shitty Shark just broke so I need a new vacuum. The price is making me balk but I also believe in buy once cry once for certain things. Leddit says they're great but it's also full of unironic salesman shills so I don't know what to believe.
>>106513543dyson is a total meme company but their stuff is perfectly adequate. ive never used a dyson product and been impressed but ive never been disappointed either. go buy one used off of fb marketplace or kijiji or whatever
get central vac
>>106513323No. Listen, we are post-quality products, the only thing to do is buy the cheapest version of everything because it doesnt matter anyway, you will be replacing it just as fast as the retards who spend thousands, this applies to everything, is there variations in the warranty in the product line? No, there never is, they are admitting I am right just with that alone.
>>106513323yes fuck off get sebo or miele
Oreck XL, it's the vac you see all the hotel housekeeping workers using. For a good reason. Dead simple construction, you can fix any part of it in 3 minutes with a screwdriver. Parts are cheap. Light weight.Those gay ones like you have there OP? With the separate base and wand units? That sucks.
What are you maids working on?Last one: >>106482423
>>106516704Amazing
>>106516779Well, yeah in some(most) cases that might be true. But branch prediction is not something you should rely on when optimising bounds checks. If you can't afford bounds checking in certain places, you should either ensure that it is statically known your index is in bounds(by a check before loop, modulo or assume_unchecked) or just use _unchecked function variants.
Now I can finally filter you degenerates out.
>>106516486Keywords are "OOP" and "convenient". Since you already know C++, you can breeze through:>https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/csharp-version-historyand google whatever concept you haven't heard of before.I think you can get official takes about new features from C# 7 - 10 and then from the docs for version 11 - 14 (same as above link)As for the .NET standard library, it flows naturally between your fingers. You can always ask LLMs and specify which version you're using.You just have to understand the layout:>System namespace instead of std>namespaces only contain types or namespaces, so no flags/consts/functions everywhere, but they exists as enums or Option structs/classes>namespaces are used to organize the code e.g. System.IO is for io, System.Net is for networking, System.Collections .. and so onGenerally, you are provided two ways (obviously could be more) to do things: the manual/C-like way and the one-shot or convience APIs. Sometimes the convenient way is improved upon with later changes to the lang and lib.That's it for the BCL (base class library aka .NET aka standard library aka corefx) and the language (compiled by roslyn)Package management is just "dotnet add package name version". Simply google "nuget LIB NAME" or "C# bindings for lib X"You'll rarely need to modify the csproj (project file) manually. The most common use is copying or embedding files to output or using the built-in flags for instrumenting the runtime and build options e.g. selecting the GC, public single file or not, native aot, so on.The runtime is called coreclr or CLR for short. It uses mono (used to be independent impl. of .net for *nix) for wasm and mobile devices.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106516902There is only cuteness for you, and positivity for your people. Maidbooru is only the beginning. We will have a have a maidchan full of a great number of maids. We will sail to a billion sites, spreading positivity, creativity and cuteness until every site on the internet is doing heart hands. You may be /g/grumpy, but maids are beyond /g/rumpiness. We are maids, and we have come for the internet.
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>>106516747My favourite thing with shit like that though:>Must have x years of experience in y thing>Get hired>They use their own custom system so that experience means dogshit and you have to learn the new system anyway.
>>106502618>i'm surprised there are so many people in this fieldThey keep hiring unqualified people that do little or nothing while the competent programmers take on the brunt of the work out of suicidal empathy or desperation.
>>106502618what im surprised by is that so much new software apparently has to enter the world. other than hardware device drivers wtf is actually being written?
>>106516741>Level with me here, when they say "Linux experience", how deep are they talking?Anything and everything from CompTIA Linux+Memorize the file system, specifically the system files (/etc, /bin, /temp, etc.) and also all commands that deal with resource monitoring.>I've set up several home servers for several family members >Even got network security shit running for them and I monitor them while I am looking for work.From personal experience, they just don't give a fuck about that anymore. Hiring is now performed by people who are wholly uninterested in personal projects or anything that shows real interest in the industry.I've shown so many hiring managers my personal projects from a 3D printed fixed wing drone to the server I have running several containerized services used by family members. I only ever use those examples as a, "I'm not a fuck up and can learn new shit pretty fast." statement. All I ever get back is their equivalent of "Hmmmm, but you're A+ is expired. :[ "
we need to start killing HR people
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Thank you, AnonGPT!
>>106513794Fuck agileFuck TDDFuck scrumFuck OOP
No amount of cargo cult methods is going to make unproductive workers more productive.
>>106513794Scrum comes from "scrotum" after removing the overtime. Kanban is derived from "can ban". XP hopes to ride on the success of the last good Windows. Why are there three? When do they disagree? Why can't they define themselves without reference to waterfall cybernetics?
I don't get it.Why is this still not the standard?
>>106516261>be me>go into a Dollar Tree to get some plastic bullshit>self checkout is closed, probably because shoplifters>self checkout obstructs employee's view of the front of the store>homeless dude grabs like 6 Red Bulls and walks outJust rip out the self checkouts. Nobody wants them.
why not just replace the entire store with vending machine-type shelves?you get a card when you walk in and you have to swipe it to get an item out of the shelf, you present your card when you leave where your payment is made by a human or a computer.highly secure by nature and you can't shoplift because you need a card that tracks when items are being dispensed.
>>106516993the trend is towards either online shops that deliver food at home, or membership required to enter a store so its easier for the store to procecute thieves they detect from camera footage
>>106516512we should put a chip in someones palm instead and they can just pick up an item and it gets automatically bought
>>106516993ive been thinking about this for yearsif a rich anon is larping here this is a multi-billion dollar ideafuck it also make it a drive-tru windowcrash publix, walmart and target into the ground
Does it help and make it easier to learn C++ if you learn C first?
>>106516507>>Python is a better way to learn basic programming,you meant lisp
>>106516863OP explicitly wants to create native GUIs.
>>106516366Learn C.Make projects with C.Move on to C++ when you feel C is holding you back. (never)
>>106516447^This anon learned C with classes, not actual C++. C is much easier, learn it first.
>>106516507He looks like he's taking a python in the angus
i've actually started mocking and belittling the application reader. while i enjoy the neetbux, being humiliated by passive aggressive mocking is the least wagecvcks can do.
>>106516929>i've actually started mocking and belittling the application readerHow?
Anon that's not people reading your application.
So, why do you guys hate it? I've been playing around with it lately and it's fun. It's not really shoving anything down my throat. It's easier to debug. It cuts down on C's tedium without weird abstractions or performance sacrifices. It looks like it could become a sane C replacement if enough people adopted it.
>>106513837I like it, but it makes me think about how spoiled a C programmer is when it comes to number of platforms supported (all). Odin has very limited spotty support for anything not x64.
C is ok enough, next time I do 3D stuff I'll try Odin instead of sepples.
>>10651383799% of us don't hate it, we simply have never given it a try. Do you assume that everyone who hasn't seen your favorite anime hates it?
>>106513837nobody really hates it. if anything it's universally agreed it tries to solve a bunch of QoL with C. it's simple in it's scope and the author made it with a purpose by using it at his job (physics simulations). llvm is the pain point but I can't think of anything else that would keep it performant at runtime
I haven't come across anyone who actively hates Odin.Most just ignore it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqHdvT-vjA0
>>106515866I just need a furry wife.
>>106515866>no generics or collections in standard library>no namespaces>no modules>no method syntaxkys fag lmao
>>106516174Never needed any of these.
>>106515866Not watching all that.C is has it's place for writing portable libraries that can be used from modern languages.Beyond that, IDK why you would want to use it.Headers and guards, dllexport/dllimport, typedef, long long int vs int64_t vs LARGE_INTEGER, null-termination, a bazillion build systems...People act like C is a simple language when it has so much bloat and terrible defaults.Is stuff like algebraic data types and generics really so scary in comparison?
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>>106516931> asus monitors have a proximity sensor to automatically black screen when you walk away from itI can imagine the price of such a monitor, lol.
>>106516939This is the funniest “ leak “ of all time
I'm looking for a decent monitor that I won't use for gaming so IPS is not an option because the contrast is pathetic. OLED isn't ready yet, the miniLED I Iooked at are still IPS and 500 bucks which seems ridiculous for IPS. Should I just get a VA monitor?
>>106516966KTC M27T6 should be fine?It was really cheap in amazon de but quickly ran out of stock
>>106516890do you know how to build imagemagick with gpu support i have not bothered
>Monolyth retards think that microservices and the basics of cloud computing are a scam.Why would you hate having a decoupled and redundant infrastructure. That's like begging to be sued by one of those litigious retards that sign the 99.999% uptime contracts.
>>106510030We thank you, oh Monolith, for revealing the cunning plans of your enemies to us.May your light shine down on the souls of the brave soldiers who gave their lives in service to your will.Onward warriors of the Monolith, avenge your fallen brothers, blessed as they are in their eternal union with the Monolith.Bring death to those who spurned the holy power of the Monolith.
>>106510275Because when you run real software you want to scale it up and down based on demand. The microservices allow you to scale only the parts of the application that need scaling, as opposed to the whole monolith stack. It reduces redundancy.Also >>106511347 is right. In reality it's mostly for encapsulating and isolating the application.
>>106511870>monolith refers to codeWrong. That's monorepo.>There's a middleground. just services. Split just those things that must be split. orchestrator + leaf services if you need to scale to many machines. perhaps backend + database if you sqlite isn't good enough. Having a separate watchdog running is fine tooYou just described microservices you dummy. You just used a different word for the same thing.Also no real company uses sqlite. The DB itself is another microservice you can scale.
I feel this whinge was posted because Orange Reddit has had a large number of stories and posts lately regarding de-clouding and moving back on-prem. Everything is much faster, we're talking tens to thousands of times faster than serverless. Storage can be duplicated and sent to a failover server, just in case of an outage or failure. And it's dirt fucking cheap compared to cloud.Why don't you surf on over to that site, OP, and read why people are starting to look at serverless cloud-native garbage as wasteful. There are shit loads of posts about it now. We could explain it to you but I'd rather have you see that your whinge-posting isn't going to catch and flies here and you certainly know you're not catching them elsewhere. Nice try tho.
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>>106516615>child processesWhich are typically shell sessions?
So what's the deal with stuff like pic rel? I've installed Linux Mint on a GPD MicroPC and a Chuwi Minibook X for my introduction to Linux but I want a tablet that runs it as well. I was thinking about using my Chuwi Hi10 X but reading online I saw that people suggested a tablet called Juno 3 and Starlite. They're a bit expensive for the chipset they come with but maybe there's something I'm not seeing. Is it just a premium to have customer support and support Linux devs or is it just a rip off?
>>106516653Anything forked by a login shell or its children.Environment variables and command line parameters are stored in the same area of memory on Linux. When a process is created it's given a copy of the parent's environment along with the new argument list. 'export' writes a new value to that area in the shell process, but 'var=value' does not.
I probably have a problem but I installed Bazzite on my main desktop over a month ago and now I feel like just going nuts and installing Linux on everything. I'm installing Mint on my shitty second hand laptop right now. I might end up using this laptop to fuck around on various distros just to see what they each feel like to use.
Which debian iso do I need to download to get a full offline local installation that's most hassle free? This site layout is so fucking confusing and I don't want a net install, I want to install the entire OS offline with ethernet cable disconnected
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