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>>107609626
your wish is my command

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https://suno.com/s/J7IRf2g3B2f811ga

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>>107609661
heckin based

>>107609585
>6 fingers
Try again next year chum

https://rentry.co/freeclaudeandg3mini
/aicg/'s official free source of Claude and G3mini. Locust approved

>>107609630
I'm a locust and I say it's better to use ST horde than this shit. Just check the ratelimits to see why.

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>>107609592
That's what she's supposed to have. Every model always fuck it up and I'm too lazy to constantly fix shit.
>>107609598
Yeah. Next year will be great.

>>107609566
A shame there's no good Negev bot.

Nobody told me (they did) about wezterm, and frankly, I'm pissed off. Holy shit alacritty really is bad.

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>>107608776
picrel

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>>107608673
i think it's much cleaner than overwriting a key-chord in case the command gets used by another function

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>>107602756
niri truly is the best

>>107603988
you fixed the crop on this one! I think that was one of the complaints from last thread; it looked like you had weird spacing on your bar because of the crop.
it's pretty! you might want to get consistent title bars, though.

>>107606763
one of the prettiest desktops

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>>107602756
Hey there

https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1766210298782572.webm

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>Christian organisation ends our IT MSP contract because they want an internal IT team and not a contracted one
>they only want to hire practicing Christians for the roles (despite religion literally not affecting our work)
>our contract has now ended and we're no longer on site (none of us are Christian so didn't apply for the role)
>they spent the last 3 months doing interviews for the IT manager role, no candidates were both suitable for IT managers AND Christian, usually one or the other
>our city is maybe 20% Christian at most, incredibly narrow pool of candidates
>half the applicants for the role had arabic/muslim names
they only managed to hire one IT officer and he's in a panic because he is alone and we only had a month or so to teach him the stuff

>>107609087
based way of filtering out jeets

>>107609087
Are you in Germany?

>>107608287
You're dumber than pajeets. Anything else confusing you?

>>107609087
Tell him he better start praying.

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Ultronish

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Has there ever been a time when the overall dissatisfaction with the Jannie's has ever been this bad?
I mean there was always, "they do it for free" banters and seethe, but I don't remember this outright, don't give a fuck extreme hostility to the Janitors/admins.
The overall decline of 4chan, the sharty hack, endless cooldowns/captchas and just general over time enshitification it really seems to have set things into a death spiral.

test

>>107609557
rest

i figured it out but it took ages why is it so cryptic

jus get smarter, ez
i solve all of the puzzles in like 5 minutes

>>107608325
Or well I guess it *have* to support 64-bit in the technical sense considering that what was so great about AMD64 is that it just extended the x86 instruction set and was fully backwards compatible with it, and to this day x86_64 can run x86 just fine
Not to mention that exhausting the 2GB per-process memory limit or 4GB address space total wasnt really a problem for consumer usage yet
But why it needed to support 64-bit was simpler than that, marketing
It was still a world where things were marketed using bits and more bits = more better so they needed to get into the 64 bit hype

ngl, seeing all you windows fags seethe every time some microsoft jeet shits in your proverbial windows street it makes me chuckle.

>/v/ eceleb is now advertising on /g/
what the fuck

>>107603328
Windows is a legacy product. You ship legacy products to India & try to extract every last dime from this legacy product.

>>107609618
There is probably not one paid windows license in the entirety of India lmao
Are you one of those "45 trillion stolen piles of poo britishers steal that is why india is poor" pajeets LMAO

Alright I have to got to work. Somebody tell me about glide, and why there are several links in previous OPs about it. I'm curious now.

>>107607772
Is there a good resource to find source code to games?

Could one of the Vulkan anons tell me if my understanding is on the right path, or just retarded?

- Command Buffers: 1 for each Render Pass, or generally, separable actions that I want/could be run in parallel.
- Render Pass, 1 for each entirely separable "scene"
(different target framebuffers, objects, etc); for example, if I was rendering a room with 2 "watch camera" screens of entirely separate areas (which could be run at different framerates or whatnot), I might use 3 or 4 RPs. 2 for each "camera" (RP0, RP1), 1 for the main room itself (RP2), then possibly a 4th (RP3)to compose (running all 3 in parallel?) them (or I could just render them as bound textures in RP2
- Sub-Passes: same "scene", but may render different objects and switch around attachments; I could render opaque objects in SP0, then switch SP0's targets to inputs in SP1 and render transparent object with distortion (of the opaque objects "behind" them). Theoretically, this flip-flopping could be done be done several times, right?
- Pipelines: Vulkan's version of "Materials"; denotes a pipeline of shaders from vert->geom->frag. Each combination of shaders gets linked as its own pipeline (of course, their uniforms can be changed)
- (finally, for each object in the pass and using that combination of shaders (a Vulkan Pipeline, bind your buffers/descriptors and execute the draw command(s) for each)


I'm kinda fuzzy on render passes vs sub-passes, since they don't necessarily render the same things; besides flip-flopping framebuffers for distortion effects like the example I gave, how is this used? Is this more for tiled renderers?

Also, are Pipeline changes the major source of "drawcall" overhead in the higher-level APIs? Cause the performance I'm seeing seems too good to be true (like, an order of magnitude better...) otherwise

>>107607707
I never understood why people bother to keep counts for generals.
I'm always liked the minimalist /dpt/ style: here's the topic, shut the hell up.

>>107608458
>Command Buffers
How you use command-buffers is application specific, and you definitely can use more than one. It's basically just a batch of work for the GPU to do, and can be recorded ahead of time and reused.
In the simple case, you'd probably just use 1 command buffer per frame.
>separable actions that I want/could be run in parallel
Yeah, or not, depending on how you synchronize them. You could have a command submission uploading textures and another one drawing stuff, waiting for it to be done, but you don't have to wait for it on the CPU side.

>Render Pass
Do yourself a favour and scrap the renderpass/subpass concept by using dynamic rendering.
I always understood them as the specification/transformation of your attachments. It always seemed like it made more sense in a deferred renderer, where you have a depth-only subpass or a subpass otherwise generating your G buffers, and then another subpass using those G buffers for the final render.

>Pipelines
>denotes a pipeline of shaders from vert->geom->frag
Pretty much. Each material will probably have its own pipeline but pipelines are more general than that.
It includes compute pipelines too.

>>107609596
They do, but cope-pilot can barely keep one taskbar layout straight.

>>107609596
The sirs found the copilot failed to do the needful. Still training to redeem the correct codes.

>>107609588
There was Windows 8, but that at least worked consistently even if it was bad.

>>107608603
Because we live in a world a pajeet ruin software then a tech jourinalist pajeet writes an article about it and a third pajeet talks about the bold leadership of the first one on linkedin.

If you cant do the things you could do in Windows 98, there are some real problems

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why does every general have that one autist that spergs out daily because he's angry about something, and never realizing he's just making it worse for himself? if he just ignores that there's a link he doesnt like in the OP it's going to go away eventually.

When ready

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>>107609702
Thanks.

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>>107609695
where do you think you are? lmao

>>107609724
on /int/ there's an autist who has discovered that 4chan has a dmca email that he can abuse in order to take down anything he doesnt like. which just leads to even more posts about him

>>107608962
last mile is where the money is in that industry anyways, long haul sucks and expanding freight rail capacity makes a lot more sense than automated train trucks. Automating last mile is one of the hardest parts of this industry, white collar information processing work would sooner be automated than last mile grunt work

>>107602701
Vibe coders deserve to get bullied.

>>107604105
I have noticed opus 4.5 take a dive as well. I'm using gpt 5.2 for coding now but Gemini3 for everything else

>>107602844
It’s wild how literally only artists realise this is a bad thing and are not falling for the boiling frog trap. If I go right now on Patreon and look at the broad statistics I find out that artists didn’t actually get replaced and are still doing relatively ok. Meanwhile corporate codefags who love AI see complete drought in junior positions, highest unemployment of all college majors and almost weekly mass layoffs (even if they are done to then rehire jeets, they will still fire you and tell in your face it was AI and because AI gave them the excuse). Lawyer intern positions are doing similarly terrible and so does HR and other office jobs. This shit will consume the economy or crash the economy from malinvestmemt.

>>107609677
there is something I read about AI a few weeks ago
>either the AI bubble pops and causes another great depression or AI succeeds and causes another great depression

>>107607332
RAM is soldered

>>107594789
Is there a laptop buying general or guide? I need something new with decent performance.

ThinkPads are garbage.

Really, who wants used trash? Buy a modern laptop and stop being a retard.

You can't even troll people here, Thinkpad threads are so dead.

>>107609171
I haven't seen it yet, but the "stable volume" feature is garbage I always disable such features in video players too.
Maybe the voice boost will make sense on TVs at least.

>>107609171
Kino for my let’s plays and reaction sloppa where the levels are fucked

More bloat

>>107609171
It's kino, if you're trying to be an audiophile by only using YouTube, you're aren't smart.

>>107609171
>thoughts on this feature?
good idea. the thing with youtubers is that they've mastered the art of making video but the audio part of video is a complete fucking mystery to nearly all of those useless fucks. they have no concept of normalization, mixing etc. it gets worse when you're dealing with television networks as they only comply with their own standards for broadcasting, that's automatically passed to youtube with no edits to the audio.