>>108501139
lol, which? SCIP?

>>108501210
yeah why the fuck do I have to use this shitty lisp mit-scheme emacs for it

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>normie editors
>users can't just configure their own faces AND use an unaltered theme, must fork
>chad emacs
>(custom-theme-set-faces 'user) lmao

>normie editors
>you VILL swallow the shitty colors of internal terminal and you VILL be fine with it
>emacs chads
>can just lazily write a dirty picrel function in scratch bufffer, xcolor through vterm's *fetch and mapcar themselves a darker set of matching colors to base16
what can i say? it's good to use some nice editor macros, that's for sure
>>108501444
https://sicp.sourceacademy.org/sicpjs.pdf

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whats does this error mean? i used save-lisp-and-die but it gives an error when i try to load the file. im using sbcl

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>>108502161
Something in that code is trying to use a variable called lcbs that isn't in scope when it was trying to be used. ...It might actually be interpreting a string like "|LCBS |" as a variable.

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Enough, OP.

>>108501586
Their growth is over, time to transfer to another vehicle.

>>108501586
you've just been diluted too as they've sold another 1/7th of the company to investors.

sell the peak

>>108501586
I'm more excited about the idea of RAM prices becoming reasonable again than building a gigajillion water-guzzling datacenters in pursuit of AGI promises.

>>108502016
That's not an opinion. That's an observation.

>>108502098
Thanks for your pedantry, comfyanonymous.

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>I'm an inconsequential girl, Shinji. That's all I've ever been. I hoped that one day I would matter but I didn't. I just stood next to people who did.

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>>108501901
>@petenshi \dr. vermilion\
still no good

>>108502227
NTA and not that I think it will fix it either, but you still keep the parentheses, you just add the \ to them

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>buy product
>1 week later seller says it has no stock
>buy product from a different seller
>1 week later seller says it has no stock
This bullshit drained my coins and my time, nuke china! taiwan numbah one!

>>108496581
Shouldn't there be something that's more consistent and reliable than the rest

>>108497521
>>108498603
I don't like to carry my phone around the house, and its battery is not great

>>108500489
Thanks for the input. All the mech keyboards with outemu switches I've tried suffer the same fate within a month or so of usage. I've since used a hotswap keyboard and tried gateron milky yellow, leobog gray shaft, kailh box whites, and the huano yellows. I've used each of them for about 6 months up to a year+ and I haven't noticed key chatter. It's probably there but it's not as bad as old outemus. Currently maining the huano yellows but I got curious about the creamy outemus.

>>108444472
Primarily gonna use it for teaching i.e. searching for worksheet and lessons. Gonna do some manga reading as well. Ended up getting the xiaomi pad 8 instead since it was on sale on my country (shopee) for about 280-ish USD and it came with a free keyboard case. Overall pretty good. The green one looks nice.

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>>108499822
Yes sar. I'd rather buy a $25 controller for my phone rather than buying multiple >$150 dedicated devices

>>108478222
Mega retard from last thread who didn't even know what model of controller he had.
ignore.

>>108501377
Wow india is really that bad at making phones! OnePlus literally left them. >>108501549
Hopefully Apple wises up next. >>108501626

>>108501115 >>108501626
Based
>>108501377 >>108501549
Top Kek!

>>108489942
Finally being forced to 'upgrade' from LG as nz no longer supports their networks.

What else is kino for audiophiles? Modest size and colour accurate camera are also ideal.

https://m.gsmarena.com/leaked_sony_xperia_1_viii_renders_hint_at_major_redesign-news-72197.php
Snoy fags lost

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New Tech Knee Grow Video

https://youtu.be/Hc0aqOEU2w8?si=TQ_5FlACRfO9i_jg

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Looking forward to finally getting this

>>108500976
That's Schrödinger, redditfriend

>>108499393
>Musicians
>all the time.
show one. because most musicians aren't using chink shit iems at all.

Any chink recommendation (hiddem gem) with IP68 so I can sweat the fuck out without damaging them while working out? help

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>>108501870
>show one
english band

>>108502175
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPupkTxFegc

>>108502191
I will not click your chinese propaganda link Xi

>>108502205
that's japanese, retardo

>>108502073
Americans are the best race. you are a shit eating thirdie tranny

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>>108502175
NASA is reclining

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>>108501070
I am happy with generative AI as long as it can draw all my cute waifus for me.

>>108501070
Ask jeves was capable of returning nothing if there were no results.

>>108501285
different keyboard layouts

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All I ask is C with classes.

>>108501780
are you fine with how C "macros" work?

>>108501765
Yeah yeah I know, I just can't think of a layout where it would be an issue.

>>108500763
The powerful part is that you can have lazy parameters as described here >>108495951

>>108501211
>Politicians are retards, their job is 90% creating good image and avoiding image risks.
Why does that make them retards? Their job is to respond to what the public thinks. The public are retards, which means bureaucracy has to appear retarded to maintain legitimacy. Every time "smart people who want to get shit done" took over a bureaucracy it was rapidly villainized or at least became controversial. Most people just want things to be slow and slugging so that their own laziness doesn't suddenly come to light.

>>108501675
You're right, I concede, it doesn't make them retarded. You make a good point. I wish things weren't this way and more rulers like Xi existed.

I just love open plan offices.

Truly amazing how they made fucking cubicles seem desirable.

>>108501200
Did he beat your ass?

>>108501664
Great insight, Sigmund.

April 1st is the stupidest shit

>>108496572
You had me for like a good 3-5 minutes.

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>FFmpeg will be running 10x slower - but we're doing it for your safety.
Cniles really think this, even though Rust is probably 10 times faster than C as well as 10 times smaller in code size because no one has to reinvent HashMap every project for every type

>>108498390
>Long live C
t. someone who learnt how to make a fizzbuzz from cs50 and thinks himself a hacker for using pointers and affirms xir lack of skill by projecting about muh rust trannies (exists only in xir mind)

>>108502179
a corporation paid rust devs to port ffmpeg to rust and it was 20% slower

>>108501908
Alright, thank yous for the ego check, anyway :)

>>108502004
oh and btw here are the alpine build deps for OpenRC

>>> openrc: Installing for build: build-base ifupdown-any meson scdoc bsd-compat-headers libcap-dev linux-headers linux-pam-dev
( 1/24) Installing samurai (1.2-r7)
( 2/24) Installing libbz2 (1.0.8-r6)
( 3/24) Installing libffi (3.5.2-r0)
( 4/24) Installing gdbm (1.26-r0)
( 5/24) Installing xz-libs (5.8.1-r0)
( 6/24) Installing mpdecimal (4.0.1-r0)
( 7/24) Installing libpanelw (6.5_p20251115-r0)
( 8/24) Installing sqlite-libs (3.51.0-r0)
( 9/24) Installing python3 (3.12.12-r0)
(10/24) Installing python3-pycache-pyc0 (3.12.12-r0)
(11/24) Installing pyc (3.12.12-r0)
(12/24) Installing meson-pyc (1.9.1-r0)

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>>108502167
Yes, I dislike OpenRC, ideal is Toybox init (or the equivalent: Busybox init or SysVinit.) I preferred it over SystemD only because it did not break the Unix philosophy and it actually came a lot closer to FreeBSD init scripts than runit, dinit, s6 did. Since it literally runs your scripts, in a sequence. :D

>>108502167
openrc is just sysvinit + scripts
it boots faster than systemd
systemd is bloated, it manages desktop sessions called logind, and other stuff unrelated to init

>>108501186
GoboLinux uses a riced out SysVInit and has a custom bootscreen all in the CLI.
No systemD is so lovely.

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>>108491093
I have never picked a file in my life, there's no use case.

I hate that KDE has two file pickers. One of them is so inconvenient because it doesn't list my disks in the sidebar

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>>108500503

>>108500183
use case?

>>108491127
change nothing on KDE, XFCE

>>108502208
you neggers should be shot

You're not going to live on mars. You're not going to the moon. Who gives a shit about some rocks?
The ONLY reason they care so much is to mine the moon or mars so Elon can get richer

>>108500068
>>108500987
>>108500088
iirc when you need some more complex combinations of multiple frequency ranges it turned out to be more efficient to generate incomprehensible "alien geometry" that does a combination of overlapping resonance peaks and dips all at once, than to use arrays of traditional designs.

>>108500068
Ai is already being used to design chips when it comes to digital circuits.

>>108500987
this, this 'ai design' stuff is entirely bullshit.
in reality engineers call this computational enginerring, and it's been used for decades
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_engineering

it's a nice field of nonlinear optimizations, where you have some opaque model, where you try to optimize a few output variable by adjusting the input. this is a traditional application for CNN, which physicists have used since the 90's

Crazy designs using genetic algorithms have been a thing for a while.

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>>108500088
machine learning will tend to iterate within a paradigm and through multiple iterations arrive at a working solution, even if simpler solutions exist for manufacture.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolved_antenna