Aren't data centers GOOD? It creates tech JOBS in your neighbourhood.
>>108576261As a good goy cosmopolitan urbanite you're not supposed to have or need a car.
>>108576775
>>108572703it's a future control grid. real time track and trace of all subjects.
Everyone in the vicinity of the data center will be riddled with cancer. Their electricity and water bills will become unaffordable if they aren’t subjected to blackouts and the will never sleep because of the noise it generates
>>108578080datacenters unironically have more to lose. so naturally they will lose.
What are you working on, /g/?Previous: >>108540878
>>108577215People who write C or C++ code tend to want it to be correct. Only madmen rely on AI producing correct code.
>>108577698Segmentation fault (core dumped)
>>108576443let succ n f x = f (n f x) one f x = f xin succ one
let succ n f x = f (n f x) one f x = f xin succ one
>>108577917must be smart maids 1911 seem quite difficult
char a = 0xff; unsigned char b = 0xff; printf("%d == %d = %d\n", a, b, a == b);I expected a == b to be true since they're the same in binary
char a = 0xff; unsigned char b = 0xff; printf("%d == %d = %d\n", a, b, a == b);
Aerochads we fucking WON. Plasma 6.7 is gonna bring back the Oxygen and Air themes. The age of soulless flatshit is coming to an end.https://www.neowin.net/news/kde-is-bringing-back-the-oxygen-and-air-themes-heres-what-they-look-like/
>>108573137It's much better than the sovless shit every OS uses today
>>108574029the widgets are fine and makes customization really easy. what's the issue?
Looks like a cheap chink knockoff of Windows 7.
>>108573117Total KDE Viktory.Zoomers will see this and ditch Windows for any distro sporting it.
>>108573117> Everything transparent is AeroClassic NPC perception. No ability to actually see, you are like an LLM hooked up to a separate vision model.
AI has already hit a wall, it did months ago. There's literally no need to wait. It's already happened. You can go home now.P.S. AI-cattle, your tech is pure shite.
>>108577235>gemma 4are the requirements still 99GB vram
>Boerthe next new namefag..?
>>108577228This
>>108577565>UR SUBHUMAN EVEN THOUGH YOU HAVE HIGHER IQS THAN US
>>108577223apparently you have seen the latest fun raising PR tweet. it's more over than it was last week.
Does a good gaming chair help improve posture and improve gameplay? What do you use?
im hard
Today is my first day on my new gaming chair that I bought. It's awful.>Bucket seat squeezing my fat ass unnecessarily>"For safety reasons, the wheels will lock when nobody is sitting in the chair" -> so not only is it harder to pull out and sit in than it needs to be, but it also rolls around when you actually sit in it>Special headrest cushion that attaches six inches lower than where the back of anyone's neck is>Stiff back that can only be reclined to a specific point, and then it has to stay there>The seat slopes backwards so your knees are lifted upNever order a chair online. They look nice, but you won't know if they aren't until it's too late.
>>108575354Funny I have that same chair and the stupid butt cushions broke.I stole a hermon miller chair. Love that thing and wish I stole 2.
>>108573496I rock the ikea markus. Hand-me-down from my brother who moved out, kinda wanna rip off the arm rests though so i can sit crosslegged and fit into my desk better, standing desk coukd ve nice but really i want a gaming bed or a recliner
>>108576411My old job had a few of those which we had to get rid of when the company got bought out. Anyone who had been there long enough to remember them was furious, and never forgave our new owners.
>11.28% of English language users on Steam are using Linux>5.33% total despite the turd world bringing it down as per usualThe year of the Linux gaming desktop already happened. Everything that comes after is just the victory lap. Tuxbros we won.https://www.gamingonlinux.com/steam-tracker/>inb4 video games belong on /v/tell someone who cares, faggot.
>>108576367Nobody does that. It's a switch for steam games for the vast majority of users.
>>108577690Those games would work if the devs didn't actively sabotage linux support
>>108577690Steam is irrelevant to why these games don't run on Linux. And yes, you should stop poisoning your mind with League of Legends.
>>108577936Steam does not do anything about DRM, they don’t talk to the developers. They don’t respect the developers DRM. Steam does not do anything about broken games only gamers fix it.
>>108577690the games that outright don't work are in that state because they default to a massive fucking security violationyou absolutely don't need steam if the game isn't reliant on malware
ITT pre-AI fomo snake oil and humiliation ritualsI'll start>books
>>108574727>a thick ass book>for a library
>>108577437Perhaps it was a thing for people even older than you. Who had their carrers already sorted, more or less. So they could afford that.Reason I'm convinced it was a thing is that there are some of those things available in paper, in hard cover even. Pick any protocol used in web, find a standard for it, you can buy it digital or paper. Some of those things are not really public, you have to buy it if you need it. I believe that's where the "coding with a book in your hands" thing comes from.As of today, most of generic books are literally trash. Selling point being "influencer's advice" or just "hey, he wrote a book, must be smart, might as well read it". I wonder for how long it was like that.> the resources available online were much more thoughtful than they are nowIt was like that until web2.0 bloomed. Then some terrible people discovered teh "infinite money glitch" called ad banners + user generated content. You do nothing and git dat moneys kind of scheme.Then adblockers dropped their income, then they figured how to simulate activity and do fake low quality content by hiring copywriters.Hmm, modern kids won't even know how shitty that web used to be. It was mostly deleted by AI by now.> There were mailing lists that were helpful and IRC was really usefulOnly seen a glimpse of it. Most people would not even realise what you are talking about. But I wonder if they see threads in social media with long discussions and maybe talking on discord in a similar way to what you experienced. If you ignore the botnets.
>>108575370>t. Attentionspanmaxx of 6 seconds
>>108574727>>108574600These pics give me weird urges. I want to pirate them all, load them up in a RAG, one by one. And suck all the knowledge from them dry.
>108575033clanker hands typed this
What do you guys think of ZFS root on LUKS2, as opposed to LVM+EXT4 on LUKS2? Does it make sense on an old, slow Thinkpad?
>>108570420>old, slow Thinkpadlunix users are all poor and unemployed
>>108571935Nice.
I have a 2017 thinkpad that I put mint on with a root zfs, but I think mint removed that option from their later distro versions, the bastards. Still it hasn't given me any troubles.On my gentoo PC I used to dual boot so I have an ext2 boot partition with grub but root zfs for the rest. No issues. I have a raidz2 external storage setup that I have encryption on and is currently undergoing raidz expansion. ZFS is great, I can't imagine choosing a different filesystem again unless it's a throwaway device or something niche like a boot partition. From my friends' reports btrfs seems fine for a completely managed synology NAS, I wouldn't use it for anything else.
>>108572086it's 1TB on mirrored nvme
>>108571935do you use root on zfs, and what do you use the laptop for?
X is now censoring any anime images that show suggestive content doesn’t have to be NSFW, just things like exposed skin, belly, or thighs.During the purge, thousands of accounts sharing suggestive anime content were deleted. (Like i said, pantyshots, etc, not even hentai)Pic related I saw it happen live: 10 minutes ago, images were visible; 10 minutes later after I refreshed the page, they were flagged as offensive.This does not affect cosplayers, real women, OF etcMakes me wonder why
>>108572549>>108572582>>108572642LMAO what the fuck is this reddit fag delusionLefties have high profile deaths on their hands like Charlie Kirk, and many that the media ignore. And they tried to kill Trump twice.Conservatives are actually TOO peaceful and tolerant, the things leftist claim to be. Political violence is extremely one-sided (communist and anti-white racist)
How is that possible when the Japanese use Twitter and have private cuckold accounts
>>108575139That’s furries
>>108575516That’s all of them, anon.
>>108576512But we will
With the recent axios and litellm hacks, what's the best way to isolate your development environment from the rest of your machine? Docker? A lightweight VM?
>>108576585dockers pretty weak actually. personally I just do full full kvm dev environments. I have templates I can spin up quick and nuke after builds.
virt-manager
previous: >>108565168#define __NR_sched_setparam 142#define __NR_sched_getparam 143#define __NR_sched_setscheduler 144#define __NR_sched_getscheduler 145#define __NR_sched_get_priority_max 146#define __NR_sched_get_priority_min 147#define __NR_sched_rr_get_interval 148#define __NR_sched_setattr 314#define __NR_sched_getattr 315https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/sched.7.htmltl;dr:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
#define __NR_sched_setparam 142#define __NR_sched_getparam 143#define __NR_sched_setscheduler 144#define __NR_sched_getscheduler 145#define __NR_sched_get_priority_max 146#define __NR_sched_get_priority_min 147#define __NR_sched_rr_get_interval 148#define __NR_sched_setattr 314#define __NR_sched_getattr 315
>>108576194>Linux works fine for my desktopRealtime-requirements would suggest otherwise.
>>108576124elaborate please, I don't understand. What's a fully userspace thread?
>>108575732yeah, i have no idea why they structured it like that. honestly each playlist could be a single video with "chapters"maybe that feature didn't exist on youtube back when these were getting created, and they wanted a way to easily seek to different sections of the content? with regard to this thread, though, if you for example started watching from herehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUMUTh9T14k&list=PLAwxTw4SYaPm4vV1XbFV93ZuT2saSq1hO&index=69 through the next fifteen or so videos, you (as in, someone reading this thread - not necessarily you specifically) might get a lot out of it. breaks up scheduling concepts into nice, easily digestible chunks
>>108576385Mate, just ask google.
>>108572928I used sched_setscheduler SCHED_FIFO for something at work recently and it didn't make a difference for something really timing sensitive. Was kinda disappointed desu.
>U hate slop cuz ur dumb!I don't know about you, but I'm a senior software development supervisor. I also know 5 languages (6 if you count Kotlin, which I only make sideprojects in from time to time). Does that count as me being stupid? I don't know, cattle. Maybe asking AI is a good option after all.
>>108577367>I also know 5 languages (6 if you count Kotlin)>>108577610>I am not even remotely transOk
>>108577367nice rack
>>108577367use cattle tag, get ridiculed not seen with arma
>>108577367Correct. AI is the future. AI improves productivity 100-1000x. If you are not using AI you are stealing from your employer. AI is mandatory for all jobs if you want to stay competitive.
>>108577989Literal inversion of reality. Seek help.
What effect will LLMs have on open-source software?
>>108576730>Too old>FatNo.
>>108576743>tailYes.
>>108576730none. but it will unironically destroy closed source since everyone can just make compatible clones.
Google, YouTube, Microsoft, Adobe, Amazon, Twitch, Netflix, etc, every major subscription based company is raising their prices, now with unskippable ads.Wasn't the whole point of tech companies firing 1000 workers a month to "scale back" and "using AI" to make everything cheaper and more efficient?Why are they ALL raising their subscription prices AT THE SAME TIME? And what's with those unskippable ads?How do we stop this?
>>108576948>unskippable adsSKILL ISSUE STUPID NIG/g/ER>>108577799>I hate retard world.just hate zoomers+ cause they don't want to contribute
>>108576948>sars i have unlimited growth hack and very simple!!!>we keep rising sub price each year!
>>108577023thisunceasing shareholders gluck gluck is what drains the consumers for no good reason other than they want more money
>>108577019>The purpose of a private corporation is to generate increasing profits for shareholdersthat's public corporations, you dumbfuck>If you don't want this to be the case then be a leftist and push for making them publicly owned by the government.or a privately-owned corporation...>That being said citizens united effectively erased any ability Americans have over deciding their politicians so now the government also serves shareholders. Oops!reagan sacrified the middle-class and below
>>108577799You're right. Good for you. We intellectuals know that it should actually be "sucked dry by leach's".
>Shawn K., a software engineer with 20+ years of experience, was making ~$150k in upstate New York until his entire team was replaced by AI tooling in mid-2024. Since then, he’s applied to over 1,200 roles across the U.S. and hasn’t received a single offer, despite multiple final rounds. Recruiters tell him companies are “pausing hiring” or “leaning on automation.” He’s burned through his savings, sold his house, and now lives in a trailer while driving DoorDash just to stay afloat.Can someone please help me understand why programmers are killing their own field? It makes no sense.
>>108577547It ultimately depends on how long he was making $150K in Upstate NY. If he is stupid enough to live there as a professional software engineer then odds are most of those 20+ years of experience were in the $40K-$70K income bracket. He probably had less than $30K in liquid assets when he was let go. His first mistake was to be born in Upstate New York, his second mistake was to stay there.
>>108577454>his entire team was replaced by AI toolingif you braindead larper who built entire carrier by copy\pasting from stackoverflow you get that you deserve.REAL CHADs can't be replaced by Ai, only monkeys and ni/g/gers
>>108577454their not. I got laid of last year and recently retired back with a 75% pay increase.
>>108577454$150k is really kind of pathetic.
>>108577454Not this shit again. Yawn
