>>108492651
>i guess maybe if it's really high speed, it could be useful for certain operations?
I actually doubt sending signals is faster than other types of IPC, since as you noted, nobody uses them for high speed communication, so they never got optimized for that
>you can send - at best - a couple ints of data.... ??? literally why would you ever want this?
I suspect this was added before we got proper message queues. An int is still more than enough to send an internal opcode

sucking syscall anon's cock with my butthole

>>108499459
there's a syscall instruction and they should be at fixed memory addresses for a given kernel version
and on windows, since it has a proper stable kernel ABI parts of its kernel interface are exported from its binaries, iirc both ntoskrnl.exe and ntdll.dll export the main subset but random shared libraries export other parts of the NT API, you can tell because NT API functions are formatted slightly differently to Win32 API functions (SubsystemFunctionName vs FunctionName)

>>108499459
you don't. you call the function whose symbol is exported as a syscall

>>108492651
it was made in the same spirit as TCP ancillary bullshit that no one uses. I imagine this shit feature gets fucked by signal coalescing too so idk what the point is.

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what do we think of this one?

>>108500841
Middle top is the most commonly posted one.

>>108498145
lol

>be pass user
>get cucked to death

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>>108500855
I clicked bottom left and passed, but yours is funnier. It's particularly hurtful cause they removed the ability to triforce.
(failed the captcha btw)

>>108500014
it's a level 3 shader after wood and bone

God please put me in a company where no Indian JEET works In Jesus Name AMEN

>>108486850
>Running a 397B model on cloud GPUs costs hundreds of dollars an hour.
It costs $3/hr. A 397B Q4 model fits entirely into VRAM of a single high end data center GPU. You can rent these at $2-5/hr.

>>108500014
apple's version of glsl

>>108500014
A much nicer version of glsl, but it's iToddler only, and therefore completely useless.

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Got Ein from Cowboy Bebop as captcha, lol. I guess this thing might be an April Fool, but it should stay.

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The captchas are normal for me. Did they already change them back?

>>108498083
yes, it should be fine! re:emulation on youtube you can check retro game corps

>>108498083
Yes. The games you mentioned have native macOS arm versions anyway. Dolphin for gamecube emulation works really well, too.
Last I checked PS2 emulation was not so good. PCSX2, I think, only includes translation to x86, so it's probably slow. I heard AetherSX2 released an ARM version, but I always found that project really shady.

>>108498083
>warcraft 3/starcraft 2/terraria
I think it could run all of those games at once honestly, modern computers are stupidly powerful they're just disgustingly unoptimized

>>108498083
No, because macos has shit backwards compatibility, deliberately. They break backwards compatibility in every release because they want you to be stuck buying new software every year or two, or otherwise stuck on subscription model stuff.
That means that any game you'd play on the macbook neo must still be in active development and getting new releases to keep up with the macos upgrade treadmill, or you probably won't be able to run them

>>108500319
yes zoomers and alphas that have grown up after the invention of stickam and omegle have grown up literally circlejerking on discord video chats while erp-ing in roblox with their blocky booties. they get together 10-12 at a time and just go to town.
technology was a mistake, the internet was a mistake, we need to go back to the humble beginnings of humanity.

First world problems xD

>>108500134
More than likely they're not into their adult years and you're interacting with children. Especially if it's a porn discord.

>>108500134
No because I only use Discord for 1 private server of 15 friends since 2017.

>>108500866
impressive, my group of friends has dwindled down over the years as people die or go different ways in life and now it's just three of us. sometimes I miss them. hang on to your friends and enjoy your time together as long as you can anon

>>108500699
APRIL FOOLS

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eh its a hit or miss

>>108500699
>>108500720
guguchan...

>>108500001
I honestly don't remember who this same face anime bitch is.

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>>108500814
>sameface anime bitch
>recognisable character from show with unique artstyle
newfags are ngmi

>>108500844
no cap, I never watched slice of life shit. I recognize the face, sorta, but don't ask me to name it.

>>108500861
also I think I just got a name that pokemon Touhou one, can't be assed to remember the touhous either.

>>108500001
SATA ANDAGI or whatever hjer nameawsdfgggffffd

common owl on my personal account and common penguin on my work account
fuck me, born unlucky

>>108499863
why are people using a cli tools that lags? Same shit with cursor/antigravity etc. why are all these tools so fucking slow on a modern thinkpad with 32gb ram

>>108500426
>why are people using a cli tools that lags? Same shit with cursor/antigravity etc
Quite literally.
Claude Code is 500k LOC of React and TypeScript

>>108499893
no one cares about your gaming pc obese retard

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>>108500326
Penguins are cute.

>>108497712
> too tall
No, dumbass. 3:2 or 4:3 is the shizz for vertical data: Web pages, code, terminals. 13" is too small to usefully put two windows side by side.
> m-muh black bars in movies
Don't watch movies on a laptop, retard. Get a TV. Or just didn't waste time watching movies. How much fucking time do you spend watching movies, anyway?

>>108499110
The MacBook pros are 14”

I always get the feeling that most of you haven’t even used a Mac for once because you are all narrow-minded onions boys. I use an M1 Pro since release. Performance-wise, it’s great, the battery is great, and the keyboard is great. I even prefer it to my mechanical keyboard if I have to type really fast. Don’t get me wrong, the locked-down OS really sucks, and macOS gets worse with every update in my opinion. That’s why I bought a desktop to tinker with Linux, but most of you opinionated fucks don’t get it and start bitching about Mac as soon as they see an Apple logo. Really herd-minded way to live.

>>108499110
>4:3 is the shizz for vertical data:
true but all laptops are made in 16:9/10
>Get a TV
I've been told here no one buys TVs anymore

>>108498505
>soldered everything
no problem
>notch
hides in the top bar and doesn't get in the way.
>ssd dies after 3 years
go to a decent repair shop and have the chips replaced, but my m1 is going strong and hasn't had any issues. you're imagining a problem and saying it can't be fixed when any semi-competent repair shop can fix it.
>bad sector on ram
wtf are you even saying? ram doesn't work like that. anyway, have you looked at a recent intel laptop chip? you might want to check out what a lunar lake chip looks like.

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>>108500513

>>108500278
That would be causing "hooooly shit" reaction as soon as they hard wire something useful instead of llama 8b. It's a fucking joke in 2026. What are you gonna do with that, launch that one stick and sexually satisfy the entire world population of erotic role players online?

>>108498152
difficulty is based on how many concepts you have to understand to be able to solve the problem, and how difficult the concepts are.
So mediums are usually 1-2 concepts at most (I.E. recursion using a dictionary to track values, or DFS over a binary tree with an easy problem statement).
Hards almost always require 2+ concepts or have very tricky implementations (I.E. dynamic programming over a graph, hard to implement recursion / stack, backtracking with a trie, etc.)
there's also some level of problem inflation where early problems that were considered "hard" (like LRU cache) are now mediums.
That robot problem is more of a medium+ instead of a hard.

I haven't been called a retard on 4chan in 3 months.

>>108500874
retard

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I have been redownloading for around five times and this still happens

>>108499619
Yes

>>108496956
>I set my router to the pi-hole DHCP server
You did what exactly? You set the local Pi-Hole as the router's parent DNS? Could be your router got all confused with that and it's timing out the DNS queries for whatever reason.
Do this instead: make the router *advertise the Pi-Hole's local IP as the DNS*.

>>108496956
normally you just set your router to use the pihole as dns, you don't use the pihole as the dhcp server

>>108500618
How?

>>108500471
it can take a few months

So besides ggn are any other trackers doing anything for April fools?

>>108500217
HDB, Karagarga, and Cinemageddon are all you need

>>108500736
open mam

>>108500471
Sometimes, never
See AB it's literally impossible

>>108497944
With git-lfs, similar to >>108497971:

GIT_LFS_SKIP_SMUDGE=1 git clone https://huggingface.co/whatever/model
cd model
git lfs pull -I \*.gguf

Do this on an XFS or btrfs partition (something that supports reflink) or else it'll make two copies of every file and waste half your disk space.

The other option is to use fetch instead of pull and then find the blobs inside

.git/lfs/objects/

. Each .gguf file in the working tree will be a little text file containing a hash, and the actual contents will be in the objects dir under that hash.

>>108500846
i just use wget lol

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>>108500675
>3 days ago
>during testing I started encountering llama-server crashes

>>108497944
I just press the download button

>>108500858
>They are "works OK for 2 hours and then suddenly dies" crashes and I'm not sure if it's my fault (could be) or some code from recent rebase, so I'm leaving it here in (unlikely) case someone knows what's going on. Back to debugging.
lol

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jesus the captcha asked me a soccer question randomly