>>107541691
started ""learning"" go with aoc two weeks ago. it's an incredibly braindead and boring language imo, but i guess that's a good thing for a wagie language
i appreciate how much shit it has built in, though

>>107541691
yep!
>>107541834
>it's an incredibly braindead and boring language
It's the only reason why I picked it up and keep coming back to it
>go with aoc
I should try it

>>107541834
so what do you program in normally? I'm just sick of all the OOP stuff from Python, so I wanted to see what interfaces and generics were about. I thought about picking up Rust but I'm not really sure my systems knowledge is enough to get me by. Plus most Rust jobs seem to be very niche and hard to come by

>>107539842
You could say the same about wdg. But tons of people actually make games around game jam time.

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>>107542069
When does that happen? I'll check it out. The thread, as it stands, felt like i was walking in to the middle of a month long argument I don't understand or care about.

I was hyped when you mentioned it to see if there were any dudes building cool shit with SDL3. I just started playing around with it myself.

>webm related
A stupid Atari style first game project

AMD Ryzen 5 7500X3D AM5
Aftermarket AiR 120MM Digital
AMD B650M AM5
DDR5 2x16GB 6000MHz
m.2 SSD 2TB Nvme
AMD RX 9070XT 16GB GDDR6
750W 80+ Gold
Endorfy Regnum 400 ARGB

All this for 1630 euros. Good or no?

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>>107541799
depends
oleder 1440p woled looks like ass too

>>107541882
learn about subpixels

>>107541702
B580 is the best poorfag option. For budget CPUs, refer to the OP.

>>107542027
>>oleder 1440p woled looks like ass too
I had a feeling that might be the case

How does /g/ feel about Fractal cases?


Also, what's a good USB stick to install Windows from? All my USB sticks are 10 years old. I don't have an issue with price -- looking at a Windows install USB + a large one for emergencies or something. So much out there I don't know what's ass or not.

>>107541895
>that's none of their business
It is their business because if they sell unsafe products they can end up in jail.
Anyways, if safety standard are so bad why don't you move to China and live next to a toxic dump?

>>107541879
Why do Europeans put so much stock in a logo that can be applied to anything?
There is often no number pointing to a testing body, customs dont have the resources to trace a manufacturer and demand a certification which is self certified anyway and isn't worth the kilobytes used to transfer it.
The CE requirement to get it in the EU makes them all the more incentivsed to fake it.

>>107540939
Well, that certainly makes me feel better, knowing EU's "The Council" has nothing but the best interests of it's citizenry at heart. Who voted for these clowns, BTW? Oh that's right (((governments))) across Yurope did.

>>107541651
ah the famous first world country of Mozambique

They should ban imports from China all together as long as there is no one legally liable. I don't even want to guess how much fires and poisonings are caused each day buy Ali and temu chonkshit

Ok. What should I use instead?

>>107542068
SAE - specifically a 22mm socket to use on the heads of glowies.

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>>107542058
Why?

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>>107541919
>>107541934
Left Qwen-Image, right Dalle-3.

>>107540772
Hell yeah I converted my 100+ datasets of VNs already to natural language using Jailbroken Gemini 3

>>107542084
Only boomers and millennials like me will remember this. Sadly most of the thread are zoomers

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$66,697/week selling Ai at 18
>step 1: get a job
>step 2: run facebook ads for boomers and sell your ai slop service
>step 3: ???
>step 4: profit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IUjT0AUdi8

>>107541670
>32
oof
yikes
ick

>>107541670
If you're willing to try implementing something for or adjacent to your job or make something useful on your own time, why not
32 is not too late coming from that sort of skill set

>>107541670
Everyone and their mother wants to do this. Meanwhile I'm out there doing mother's.

Basically no chance.

>>107541670
>an AI Infrastructure Engineer /devops

so a linux sysadmin?

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The one laptop I ever really wanted but never managed to get was a PowerBook G4 12''
Something about its dimensions just always looked right.

whatever apple does.

mac <3

>>107541788
>>107541744
>>107541714
human field of view is neither square nor circular but elliptic with a larger horizontal fov than vertical because with have two eyes at the same height.

"For both eyes, combined (binocular vision) visual field is approximately 100° vertical and a maximum 190° horizontal, approximately 120° of which makes up the binocular field of view (seen by both eyes) flanked by two uniocular fields (seen by only one eye) of approximately 40 degrees."

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>>107541410
I want 7:5 but have to cope with 3:2

>>107541410
16:10 and then 5:4. Everything else is ass tier.

>>107539676
If there's no surprises. I'd take it at that price. That's a steal. You'd be lucky to get a base model M1 Air for $400, let alone a machine like that. Those things still go for $1k+ second hand.
>>107540247
Only because troonix devs struggle to code anything for ARM, let alone Apple Silicon.

>>107540283
linux kernel runs fine on arm i have linux 5.10 running on my phone and 6.1 running a server on my desk (orangepi 5)

i think the problem is apple firmware is fucked up and breaks standard booting from usb

>>107539535
Worth it. Only thing that would disqualify it from being so is if it were the 8gb ram model. Flip it for around $550 easily if you aren't going to use it.

>>107539535
Personally I would want at least 24 gb of ram but it’s a good deal regardless

>>107539535
I'd take it for the battery life alone. That shit is insane compared to my older linux laptops

>>107539371
It's got the cool obama so it's the real one

Anyone here know how to get a Japanese RPG maker game to run on Arch based distros?
I got the itch to replay Mogeko Castle and threw wine at RPG Maker Ace and the .exe. The game opens but I get the error that the game can't find an audio file with a japanese name.
I figured it's because of the characters, but how can I do the equivalent of japanese locale or unzipping with japanese characters on arch?

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>>107541454
>nano /etc/locale.gen
>uncomment ja_JP.utf8
>save and run locale-gen
>install a jp font, I like ipafont
>extract again with 7z x -mcp=932 game.zip
>LANG=ja_JP.utf8 wine game.exe

I literally just want to rebind shift+space to type '-'. I have no idea why it's so frusturating, is this just a linux thing or a wayland thing? The seemingly least intrusive way of doing it is downloading a tool that lets me type a character using a terminal command and then rebinding hyprland to allow shift + space to run that command, BUT THEN I HAVE TO ENABLE PERMISSIONS OR SOMETHING IN HYPRLAND. This is the part about linux I hate, basically endless support for how my desktop can look but when I wanna do the most functional shit I have to download 3 different tools or just trust some kind of "key interceptor" software bullshit that basically has the ability to snoop all of my keys.

and I can't do the shit in emacs either because apparently even though emacs has crazy keychords for seemingly every key, shift + space is just unbindable because fuck you I guess

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>>107541640
Thanks a lot lad.

>>107541722
Just learn java, there's no point in learning Kotlin or Scala because they all run on the same JVM. It's like trying to learn to speak like an Aussie while already knowing American/British.

Also, Kotlin's syntax is hot ass garbage.

>>107541783
https://kotlinlang.org/docs/comparison-to-java.html

>>107541783
>Just learn java, there's no point in learning Kotlin or Scala because they all run on the same JVM

oh so Rust/C/C++ is also pointless because it runs just on the same x86 instructions as x86 assembly

Flawless logic

>>107541722
The tooling for JVM languages is terrible, it's basically impossible to get anything done without an IDE. Might be worth learning java if you need a job, but a lot of companies are moving from java to go.

>>107539799
It's called JpegXL.

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>>107539509
>>107539545
>"I already knew, you know"

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>>107539172
JFIF is actually JPEG, sir.

if this thread isnt proof that this board isn't about technology but /pol/2 for brown people making AI hentai, then i don't know what is

there are so many better tech boards, i promise

>>107541857
Can't upload that here.

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Anyone here run their own package repo? I wonder how to run my own package repository. I already have apache or nginx or tinyproxy accessible via LAN, so what else do I need? I already have a GPG key.

The repo I'd run is, IIRC, Debian bookworm for 32-bit. "Bookworm" is the code name for the version number or version set, and that's the one used by the version of Slax Linux that I have.

The Slax Linux logo is like the 4chan logo: both are a four-leaf clover.

>>107535333
>SOLVED! You can get GNU Wget to work with SOCKS or SOCKS5 by using proxychains
Nice to know how to do that. However, I found out today that the socks5 proxy I use is apparently already hammered by the person(s) who use it who aren't me. For the site I used it on today, I kept getting HTTP error 429 Too Many Requests. So it's blocked, or already making lots of requests to the same website too often. Oh well, I think I can still use it for proxying my qBittorrent traffic. (Could probably also use it for other stuff.)

>>107540915
Looks like paru is broken
https://github.com/Morganamilo/paru/issues/1454

>>107541265
hibernation

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>>107540915
>manjaro

>>107541265
Batch processing tasks with huge memory requirements.
>prevent a crash if i run out of ram?
That's what OOM killer services are for. If you're 100% going to run out of memory, swap is a problem enhancer.

>>107538494
this guy is a total NPC and he is giving the kind of advice someone who is dependent on a system and social programming would give would give

what he doesnt understand is: HUMANS DONT NEED JOBS TO SURVIVE
I know that is a hard concept to take in because we are programmed at birth by society to think that if we dont produce goods or services we will die. But this concept only became true during the industrial revolution, before that money was not important, most the world were subsistence farmers and animal herders. So the actual fact is that technology will provide all the food and products we need to function, there wont be enough jobs in the world to maintain the industrial economic system that has existed since the mid-1800s, we are going to have a leisure class of people who dont work and just receive their allotment of food, housing and other basic needs. To give another example, in ancient history having a job was considered a wasteful duty that was only performed by slaves. In ancient Greek and Roman civilization all menial labor was done by slaves, average citizens didnt work, they were free to spend their time on leisure activities. Education was considered a leisure activity simply for the pleasure of acquiring knowledge.

The whole concept that people without jobs will be left to die is just a concept the 'elites' want you to believe. Just like 'elites' want you to believe they will control AI and so they will be in control of the money supply produced by AI work. They wont, AI will democratize work and make average people rich and will remove the need for tech oligarchs.

>>107541965
>But this concept only became true during the industrial revolution, before that money was not important
Demonstrably false. Money has been important ever since it's inception to buy child sex slaves in sumaria.
Could you survive without it? Probably. Would having none consequence your life? Certainly.

>there wont be enough jobs in the world to maintain the industrial economic system that has existed since the mid-1800s
It's already that way. How many positions - especially in larger firms - can you think of that have little other purpose than to provide a job?

>The whole concept that people without jobs will be left to die
It is certainly one possibility. Another would be to simply give them the money they require to spend in order to keep the economical wheels spinning, and then basically nothing changes apart from the sudden cessation of positions that only exist to create employment....

>AI will democratize work
Interesting perspective. How? What methodology or mechanism can provision this?

>make average people rich

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>>107541965
>people without jobs will be left to die is just a concept...
They've already gotten birth rates below replacement, convinced most women to wait until the verge of infertility to stop taking the pill, tricked an ALARMING number of young men to cut their dicks off, wedged a massive social and political divide between the sexes, softened the majority of the remaining "men" with estrogen spiking seed oils media oversocialization and k-12 education.

They can and will do, and have already done, whatever they want, and everyone thinks it's awesome at best, or doesn't even notice at worst.

who is this? sounds like a total brainlet like most schizos lol

>>107542035
>Interesting perspective. How? What methodology or mechanism can provision this?
AI researchers are NOT in control of AI development. Ask any of the TOP AI researchers where AI is going and what it will achieve and they will just shrug their shoulders. AI is NOT like the Manhattan Project where only a few top researchers have this knowledge. Its more like Bitcoin, the technology is largely open, anyone can use it.

I got a new pc that has windows 11 and the desktop notifications never fade. I set it to 5 seconds 7 and 15 but it just stays on my desktop permanently until I manually close it. Anyone happen to know what's causing this? I can't find anything googling the issue because everyone has the opposite issue where it disappears too fast instead.

>>107541216
some anticheats require them on

Wake on Lan isn't working anymore with Iot LTSC, is this expected or am I missing something?

>>107541930
works on my machine. I just used it 45 mins ago. it's motherboard dependent.

Looking to reinstall, do I still need to pretend to be in the eu to uninstall edge?

>>107536998
With the way my brain works, I'm sure I would be doing drugs after work if I wasn't playing games, so it is a net health benefit.

GOYMES
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YOU FAGGOTS ARE GOYMERS NOT GAMERS
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>>107533626
People talk about games here now because the site's current userbase doesn't understand the concept of board topics and the mods don't care enough to enforce any rules

>>107535552
You are a fucking snob.

>>107533626
In agree, they were also too stupid to do GPU passthrough which made the seethe more delicious