Google's Antigravity made me 10~20x more productive. Feels like some sort of alien tech. I've been an AI denier for all this time and thought it was a glorified chat bot, but now I finally kneel.
>THANKS TO GOOGLE I'M FLOATING THE HECC IN HECCIN SPACERINO
>>107555629Did 10-20x productivity cause more income?If not, who cares?
We, The People
*throws water bottle at you*
>>107553732*we, obsessed commiepedotroons*
>is that a $2 cable from Aliexpress? would be a shame if we added a 3 euro tax for your protection ;)
>>107555459>Because I know that it is happening because the USA ordered the EU to do it.are there actual chinese shills on 4channel?
>>107555475If you look at the timing, only after the current government of the USA decided to impose tariffs on Chinese products, did the EU started becoming more hostile towards them.From the Dutch who deposed of some Chinese CEO, to this.Everything point to this simple fact, new party elected, suddenly everyone stance against China changed.
>>107555601yeah europe has never imposed taxes to protect their domestic interests before. this is unprecedented.
>>107555618Yes but the timing is weird.
>>107555635not really. people are buying more and more cheap shit from chinese retailers, and the eu and usa have to subsidize their shipping
Lemon Stealing Whore Edition>Not sure what private trackers are all about?A private tracker is an invite-only torrent website. Each member shares common goals: collecting, preserving and discussing media.>Have a question?- FAQ https://archive.is/UVQkn- WIKI https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Private_trackers- NEWFAG PYRAMID https://inviteroute.github.io/graph or https://inviteroute.github.io/sheet/- STUDY https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/2F379FE0CB50DF502F0075119FD3E060- SPREADSHEET https://hdvinnie.github.io/Private-Trackers-Spreadsheet/- TEN CURRY COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/dBbdE73M- TEN NEON COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/Ud2pGYaE- RED SPAMMER'S BIBLE https://rentry.org/69zbxh4h- #ptg is on irc.sageru.org but it's pretty deadComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107555178lol, I got a whole three hours of BP today
>>107546420This is the parafox of the private tracker.You are not allowed to give invites to those that would use it, and only allowed to give invites to people who have no idea what a tracker is.There's also another parallel in how /ptg/ probably has on average the highest quality users on these things, and yet we are stuck here being anonymous for fear of being marked.
>>107528590thread is dead. What's the drama of pic?
>>107555366we should protest by letting all of our identities known in here, they can't /mark/ all of us
>>107555366Tracker staff should periodically organize some kind of invite pooling (like once every 6 months or one year).>users use the tracker and are rewarded invites for being good members>users who don't have anyone to invite donate their invites back to the tracker into some pool>an official recruiter opens a temporary official invite thread to a lower tracker with lower requirements>the recruiter selects the top members that apply (limited by the number of invites in the pool)It's a mechanism which allows giving an opportunity to new promising users from all kind of places.If the new users are not good, they aren't rewarded with invites for their good behavior, leading to a lower invite pool, so fewer such opportunities from the places they come from are opened.If the new users from some place turn out to be good users, they're going to be rewarded more invites overall, which leads to proportionally larger invite pools for recruitment from the same place.This moves the responsibility from the user to a recruiter, it removes the risk of having invite traders/sellers, and it allows for better coverage of recruitment and safer filtering.It's not a fixed requirement that people are going to know, post about it and game it to enter the tracker, it allows the recruiter to choose the best ones which give legitimate help to some other tracker in one way or the other.By being temporary, but occasional, it also filters people who barely visit the tracker and spend minimal time on it.Also, most bad users can be easily filtered by their country.
Why have companies given up on the cheap computing niche?You could get a cutting edge laptop in 1982 for just $100, back when an Apple 2 cost $1500.
>>107554468>>107554490And a 300 dollar computer today can do most things a 3000 one can, office work, browsing, YouTube, Netflix/videos in general, music, light gaming (modern iGPUs are pretty decent even) etc.
>>107554520You can get Ryzen mini PCs for that price, new.
>>107554490The inflation-corrected dollar value is exactly how one compares purchase prices from different eras. That's why charts like this one exist:https://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm
>>107554460>You could get a cutting edge laptop in 1982 for just $100,
>>107555608Unironically you can get a used M1 Macbook for 300 bucks these days.
>Samsung to kill off 2,5'' SATA SSD.You will not upgrade your old computer! You WILL buy new!https://gazlog.com/entry/samsung-sata-ssd-production-halt/
>>107555578got something that isnt in gook?
old good new bad
>>107555611https://medium.com/@nanthakumar18122000/samsungs-sata-ssd-exit-what-the-2026-supply-crisis-means-for-your-storage-budget-72dbddb3b1cd
How is poswible it would beto have the same number as a emulation where someone else has the different number but makes a copy of it andthen you could use ot to decrpyt whatever they put inside the emulation like how you need to store it in windows when it asks for your password it isnt like a zip file or a sqlite it some encrypted thing so could you find the number on your own how hard would it be
What in the ever loving fuck are you retard rambling about?
>>107555556>off by oneEpic fail
>>107555538shouldn't be too bad
>>107555538>>107555556https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGDH3meSPyk
People told me that I couldn't install Arch. That it was impossible for someone as stupid as me. That I'd just waste my time. That I would never be able to figure out how to set up the partitions, or how to enable wifiI installed Arch. I even installed it headless on a Raspberry Pi
>archinstallwow soooo hard
>>107555271I had to do like 50 different commands to install itIt wasn't just flash image on the sd card. I had to build the image.
>>107555265>chen黑鬼
Ask your BSD-related questions here, discuss tips and tricks, share scripts, and everything in between.>Mainline distributionshttps://www.openbsd.orghttps://www.freebsd.orghttps://www.netbsd.orghttps://www.dragonflybsd.org>Extra user-friendlyhttps://www.ghostbsd.orghttps://www.midnightbsd.org>Security-focused, pentestinghttps://www.hardenedbsd.org>Homelab/NAShttps://www.truenas.comComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107553826OpenBSD has the issues discussed on the GNU website: their ports system contaibs instructions on how to obtaij nonfree software. And the kernel contains nonfree firmware.By doing the latter, it makes the deal with the devil, without warning the user. (Note that by devil, it doesnt imply the BSD devil, could be a meru cosplayer)
>>107555460Free software starts from the fact no router should have wifi passwords. My wifi is free to use.
>>107553370
>>107551510I've had luck with OpenBSD and NetBSD on old laptops. I haven't tried FreeBSD, so I can't be too sure about it.>>107553912The OpenBSD installer is pretty much hitting the enter key for the default installation unless you're trying to do something specific.
>>107553370This stupid jew bot took its time.Sigh
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, how could this happen to one of the best browsers out there?
>>107555567You seem very picky. I like Helvetica.
>>107555585The rendering is fucking garbage my dude. PLEASE tell me that's a consequence of your goofy homecooked OS and not something built into the browser. How do you look at that screenshot and not fucking throw up. It's not even subtle.Jesus christ
>>107555598Like I said, I like Helvetica and use it system wide. It looks fine to me.
>Mozilla produces free and open-source software, but the binaries include trademarked artwork. The GNU Project attempts to keep IceCat in synchronization with upstream development of Firefox ESR (long-term support versions) while removing all trademarked artwork and non-free add-ons.Wow. So that's the big fsf tard improvement. "we got rid of the trademarked images!!! now it's FREE and better!!"k.
>The term "ice weasel" appeared earlier in a line which cartoonist Matt Groening fictionally attributed to Friedrich Nietzsche: "Love is a snowmobile racing across the tundra and then suddenly it flips over, pinning you underneath. At night, the ice weasels come."[12]>Debian was originally given permission to use the trademarks, and adopted the Firefox name.[13] However, because the artwork in Firefox had a proprietary copyright license at the time, which was not compatible with the Debian Free Software Guidelines, the substituted logo had to remain.[14] In 2006, Mozilla withdrew their permission for Debian to use the Firefox name due to significant changes to the browser that Mozilla deemed outside the boundaries of its policy, changes which Debian felt were important enough to keep, and Debian revived the Iceweasel name in its place.>Subsequently, on 23 September 2007, one of the developers of the GNU IceWeasel package announced that the name would be changed to GNU IceCat from IceWeasel in the next release, so as to avoid confusion with Debian's separately maintained, unrelated rebranding of Firefox.[3] The name change took place as planned and IceCat is the current name.[9] "free software" faggots are a plague
Why don't companies make their own RAM like they make their own chips?
>>107555259As expensive as it's now it's still cheaper than building from scratch.Until RAM rises to the thousands of dollars, I guess most corporations are fine the way things are.
>>107555219RAM is fungible and easy to make, meaning its customers are price sensitive, and if it's easy for you to make it's also easy for a competitor with 1000x the scale to outproduce younowadays RAM is getting more 2.5D meaning they stack the layers high, so it's not as easy to produce as it once was
>>107555219>make their own chipsOh sweet summer child...
>>107555418And now there is no competition. Micron is only for datacenter, Hynix doesn't have the capacity to compensate, and Samsung just discontinued part of their product line so future is uncertain there too. Who is going to compete, fucking Nanya?
>>107555519>And now there is no competition.yea things are pretty fucking fucked for your average consumers. people will get a tiny taste of what buying memory was like in the 1970s but without the mega inflation >Hynix doesn't have the capacity to compensatei doubt anyone does. i believe they were all caught off guard by the rapid demand generated by these memeshi ai companies that seem to be buying up anything that can store a 0 or 1 in it, and in vast quantities
as far as i can tell it existed for like 2 years in the early 2000s then disappeared foreverWhy?
>>107554671Let's say you are on a deserted island. You have 100 people. How do you decide who does what? Who should gather wood, who should look for food, and who should look for water, etc? With just 100 people you might get by fine by just telling them what to do, but what if there are 1000 people? 10k? 100k? Millions? Billions?Capitalism is the decentralization of this decision making process. In other words, every dollar is a vote which you can use to decide where the total productive capacity of our civilization can go.This itself causes many problems, but these are not what I want to bring up. The primary issue is that people will use their votes to acquire more votes. And, the more votes you have, the easier it is to acquire more. The natural end state of capitalism is a small group of people controlling all of global production. They want yachts, you make yachts. They want ram, you get none. This is the intended goal. You will own nothing.
>>107554671grim
>>107554605you are talking about y2k futurismhttps://aesthetics.fandom.com/wiki/Y2K_Futurismsucceeded by the one and only Frutiger Aero!
>>107554671Söylent green will become real within our lifetime, and all of it thanks to tech cucks who willingly work on replacing everyone, not for themselves, but for truly evil billionaires who will discard you faster than you can imagine once you have fulfilled your purpose.
>>107555317In the end, the process will continue until there's one single winner? A single person owning it all?
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all the pajeetas at my office are chubbyand not in the cute way
>>107552271Top kek>>107537666Checked devilish gets and funny story.>>107535943About the Twitter employee bloat? I wouldn't be surprised. There's no fuckig way people at companies like meta are doing any actual work with how nothing changes about their products except they just get more shit.>>107530079>>107533159>>107554076All in all thank you all for the responses anons. It's always interesting to hear this stuff from people closest to it. Would you say that in general this state has been a net positive for you? I can imagine it being annoying and making one feel bored or whatnot but also the gains from not having to do much and potentially having considerably more free time sound great.
>start first dev job around the end of spring>team has 3 other devs >2 devs go on long leaves in august>both end up resigning a few months later, positions won't be filled until February >manager also resigns a few months ago, so the other remaining dev spends a good portion of his time doing his work >Yet, I am about to finish clearing our entire backlog this weekWhat the fuck would I have been doing during these months if this work was split among 2 additional people like it was meant to be? I've already been taking it fairly slow trying not to run out
Do you like your job / field? I remember thinking IT was a badass Black Mesa type of environment where brilliant minds would collide and brainstorm revolutionary projects. Just to experience with the crushing reality of bureaucracy, shareholders, HR, diversity, jeetification, layoffs, pointless 2 hour team meetings & soulless products. I don't think I committed more than 10 lines of code for the duration of my contract. Currently working as an apprentice in solar panel installation and it's hella fun.
goodnight /twg/
>"AI will take us to the future">look inside>AI sends us back to 2015
>>107551847>>107552262>>107552547you are going to run less programs
>>107554862Because I'm an incel.
I bet AI is like the patsy in a spook organisation assassination (a little bit like it). Oswald didn't kill JFK and the AI data centers probably are not suddenly buying tons of RAM. JFK was killed by Israel and the US spooks were happy about the assassination so they covered it up. Similarly (kind of), the RAM oligopoly is artificially limiting the supply probably.
>>107551007For the majority of people's use cases 8GB is enough. Fuck AI for and whoever responsible for the price hike though.
What VPN is everyone using nowadays?
>wakey wakey golem its time to PAY ME to route all your sensitive traffic through my servers because ummm privacy?HAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAHHA
>>107555109I'm jewish why would that bother me?
>>107550066>prevents you from posting files in incognito modeWorks on my machine.
>>107555109I know, I'll probably swap to Air when my sub runs out.
>>107552938They all are tho? Privacy on the internet is a lie. I just use it to bypass limits from my cell carrier and access region locked content.
