>>106517876
use an engine

>>106510299
>There's nothing new to say even if we go back though.
>well, my loggers have timestamp and its the most simplest way(might also be the dumbest but it works) to set up a profiler for vulkan code.
LOOOOOL this pajeet is still doubling down over recording API timestamps as a form of GPU profiling.

>>106512992
>If I get explicit, I get called out as "you type so much but got so little to say".
You're shit at communicating
>If I simply redirect to links instead, I get called out as "you spam links" yet no such instances acutally exist.
You cannot describe nor assert anything. You have a toddlers understanding of everything and then post the first link you found on google to back up your babble.
>If I respond to one anon, the other anons who don't get the context and have absolutely nothing to do with it come at me with all their might.
Let me fix that for you: "if i respond to a question with bad information, somebody is bound to shit on my fucktarded answer, to which my jeet brain starts freaking out with strawmans and ad hominem"
>And I'm a piece of shit myself so I don't get to talk about it.
"wtf why have i lost all respect" "why are people taking the piss out of me"


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>>106518359
>sons, What the fuc
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>>sons,
>What the fuck are you on about
missed a new line

>>106517908
Not interested.

>>106513719
>if /gedg/ needs progress, I gotta respect that and play along.
People are shitting on you because you constantly talk about things you don't understand, stop doing that and they'll stop shitting on you, simple as that

>>106511441
Literally nobody cares about your shitty password to your loli hentai collection faggot

post her peeing

>>106511441
keepass for android has a keyboard that you can use to input your password (or any field from an entry) after selecting it from the database, bypassing the usage of the system-shared clipboard

>>106511603
that is just a less convenient password manager

manage my passwords?

>>106518123
but muh spammy uploads!

Hearing the difference now isn't the reason to encode to FLAC. FLAC uses lossless compression, while MP3 is 'lossy'. What this means is that for each year the MP3 sits on your hard drive, it will lose roughly 12kbps, assuming you have SATA - it's about 15kbps on IDE, but only 7kbps on SCSI, due to rotational velocidensity. You don't want to know how much worse it is on CD-ROM or other optical media.

I started collecting MP3s in about 2001, and if I try to play any of the tracks I downloaded back then, even the stuff I grabbed at 320kbps, they just sound like crap. The bass is terrible, the midrange…well don’t get me started. Some of those albums have degraded down to 32 or even 16kbps. FLAC rips from the same period still sound great, even if they weren’t stored correctly, in a cool, dry place. Seriously, stick to FLAC, you may not be able to hear the difference now, but in a year or two, you’ll be glad you did.

>>106518230
this pasta would be more believable if you updated it to account for SSDs with failing memory cells due to not being powered on

>>106518324
Isn't that what MD5s are for? Very easy trump, and an opportunity to recompress with -8ep.

>>106518406
>Isn't that what MD5s are for?
No? How would that prevent data loss? Did you mean to say PARs?

Just found out reforge stopped development in april, and forge hasn't been updated in like a year... Is it even worth switching to comfy? It seems like such a pain in the ass to have to learn everything again and potentially have missing extensions, etc. vs. forge/a1111.

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>>106518350
look for forks to see if any are maintained

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>>106518350
this is the latest active forge I know of
https://github.com/Haoming02/sd-webui-forge-classic/tree/neo
>Is it even worth switching to comfy?
yes. its a huge pain in the ass to learn and it continues to be a huge pain in the ass after you've learned it too, but it has day1 implementations of almost every major model, it has a lot of community and research support, and it won't go defunct unless comfyorg completely collapses or something

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>>106518350
>>106518388
you will also never stop hating comfyui

>>106518404
>>106518388
The only reason I'm even interested in comfy is because apparently it's easier to do animation on. But I have zero knowledge of comfy and how much it's missing vs. forge, and I don't know if I'd even switch to it as my main generation platform...

>>106509131
>https://www.wedesoft.de/software/2025/09/05/clojure-game/
>Malli to add schemas to functions
Interesting

>>106513446
I'm going to be the odd one out, most likely because I am not in the united states.
I *am* happy. I don't know why you ask in the lisp general, thought.
But relating your question to the topic of the thread, I would say I am happy to be able to experiment with an intriguing, deep, system such as is common lisp, and that even a smartphone today can run something that was night unthinkable for personal computers a some decades in the past.
(speaking of smartphones, I do not own a smartphone, which is probably one reason why I am not depressed.)
As it relates to the job market I am less optimistic. I also would like to be able to work with common lisp, and while I think there may be room for opportunity, l absolutely loathe corporate shit, the modern programming ecosystem, etc. I just have to trust I can find some niche that isn't corporate hell.

>>106514995
>low level programming and math
Not good for career opportunities unless you're REALLY good. Have you considered teaching or building a service around those skills?
>France
rip

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Looks like traffic and bandwidth usage on lisp.nexus are up, but nothing crazy so far. Any complaints, comments, suggestions?

https://github.com/cl21/cl21

this thread is borderline incomprehensible, what the fuck happened to this place?

>>106514471
india superpower by 2020

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>>106514471
fucking retard

>>106516145 Me a be we a see a ting but we do a shiggy ISHYGST

>>106516145
Here why you are even though?

>>106515171
I tell you hwat, ill kick your ass if you insult my dear ladybird like that!

>>106508478
Lua existed long before roblox.

>>106516701
That dumb NIGGER never heard of gmod that also uses lua.

>>106512035
Modern browsers consume ram until the system has no more addressable memory and then the OS will start swapping.
This may work if for the average phone person or laptop user that just opens up a browser and only uses a browser. If you use your computer for -literally- anything besides a bootrap for a web browser this behavior has deleterious effects on productivity programs and geimus.

I should not have to manually manage my own system memory in the year of our lord two thousand twenty five. The browser should assume it's not the only thing running on my system.

>>106516050
C++ shit
only TinyC software have value

>>106517955
that would be a good thing actually

>>106517759
have people learned nothing from 3 years of LLMs?
their abilities degrade with each prompt as the context gets worse and worse and you need to refresh the context every few prompts.

>>106518172
That would be like reinventing the wheel in a global scale, but from rubber strips spread all over (whatever is left on blogs, SO, reddit etc), while retraining a few generations

>>106517759
based
>>106518172
i hope this happens it would be so funny

>>106517759
>not sure what LLMs think they are for
Im pretty sure they arent designed to be shitting out code. so glad these morons are being called out

Gemini to give you practice exercises

>>106517939
anki. overpowered. blast through the vocab. my school then has these presentations that has all the grammar patterns and relevant vocab mixed in. for chinese btw. do like 30 words a night by doing it this way.

>>106518295
What school?

>>106518341
defense language institute

>>106518295
>for chinese btw
why anki over skritter?

>>106518246
>>106518358
I can literally sleep with the windows open and the sun directly hitting me with no issue

>>106518246
I hate mornings. How exactly does this help?

>>106518264
>>106518320
thirdies detected

>>106518264
lmao dis nigga neva heard of winter

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>>106518264
>waking up any time near morning
kys normaloid

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Nano Banana was refusing to modify this image due to the skelly chick on the right. I baleeted her out of the image, and it worked after that. And then failed to do what I asked it to .. RIP. I was surprised it blocked such a small detail of the overall image.

>>106514334
the input jack looks like the villain from T2 but otherwise that's a solid strat

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>>106505336
>>106505674
>>106511217
>>106511640
>>106515763
dude, stop post- BLLGHSDLKHABFKLSJVBKDJTH

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not sure what I expected.

>>106518385
Try it on Sora.

>>106517162
who cares. if someone makes good software I don't give a fuck if they're trans, gay, communist, black, etc. as long as they make good software. people should be able to choose to live their lives however they want and judging them for that is stupid and narrow-minded.

>>106517162
>I don't want binary blobs on my machine (coreboot)
Coreboot is GPL, same as Libreboot. There is nothing proprietary in either project codebase. Both projects do offer optional microcode updates if you would like to add those on your own (which you should). Anything after C2D Intel will need additional blobs, but neither project distributes those, you have to pull them from your own BIOS. Libreboot is a distribution of Coreboot, and it offers pre-compiled ROMs, so overall it will be easier to work with if you're a noob, which it sounds like you are.

>>106518082
the problem is that linux tranny devs are extremely pretentius
try opening a ticket on a github/discord of any open source software, youll see what i mean

>>106517162
>billions must compile

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This thread sponsored by the glavnet.

>>106518201
I have done that as well, and it doesn't work. I also disabled the game recording policy in the windows gaming template of group policy as well. I'm at my wit's end, nothing I find online works.

>>106517802
I have an Xbox One Series controller (actual Microsoft controller) I use for gaming and not even that calls up the gamebar. What are you using?

>>106518323
Bought it 5 years ago: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BC2K7VW

>>106518299
i gave up on ltsc because of this specifically.

>>106518201
You also need to run
>Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.XboxGamingOverlay | Remove-AppxPackage
in an admin powershell alongside
>reg add HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\GameDVR /f /t REG_DWORD /v "AppCaptureEnabled" /d 0
>reg add HKEY_CURRENT_USER\System\GameConfigStore /f /t REG_DWORD /v "GameDVR_Enabled" /d 0
to completely remove all traces of that UWP dialog that pops up.

>>106513121
I added the length to each entry in the dictionary (e.g. [a] = 1, [[[a],p], p] = 3, etc.) so that the dictionary entry comparison function could be much simpler and use TCO (before I had to walk to the first char, then compare on the way back up because I didn't know where to start comparing). Now it only takes about 10 seconds to compress. There's probably a clever way to store the dictionary entries (some kind of multi-level hash table maybe) to make the worst-case longest match lookup O(n)

>>106518058
Even easier to filter now, which is exactly why I did that.

>>106518058
By the way, message me on discord rawr :3

>>106518318
Maids don't use Discord.

>>106518379
I do, I am a maid, is there a maidcord or something?