my neo ergo finally arived

gonna build it tomorrow. now I just have to decide what to put on it. it's silver. do I keep it simple and go with mt3 wob? or maybe gmk 80082 blu. I also just got mt3 dusk and camillo on clearance before drop went under but camillo doesn't have the spacebars for alice

>>108515227
MoDo Light

>F1-8x 722 V2
>Glare R2
>F2-84 V2
Geonsissies we made it

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Beige on ABS
Blacks on Alu
can't go wrong with the classics

>>108515270
It's their replacement for religion
The simple and mundane turns into catastrophic world ending threats, and anyone who so much as takes a nuanced look at it is part of the enemy faction.
You're not wearing your mask tight enough. You have an NFT or some Crypto. You bought a Nintendo product. Now typing a prompt corrupts your soul forever.
I think the worst part is how they think they can just scream and cry until a technology just un-invents itself somehow.
No purpose or direction, so they need to make some by convincing oneself that internet posting is enough to change the world for the better.

why shouldn't I just #embed all my assets into my binary

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Semi-implicit Euler

>>108515715
Startup time might be kind of slow for people still running HDDs if you have more than like a couple gigabytes of assets, althought I guess you could use like a separate launcher so it doesn't look like it's just hanging. Otherwise for your typical indieslop where all your assets combined aren't even 100mb, that's exactly how I would do it.

>>108514978
Engine

elip

doing http requests in emacs, my subconscious has accepted emacs as my forever home.

>>108515505
url lib kinda sucks

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I should've started min-maxing my diet and planning my monthly grocery shopping a decade ago, could've saved so much money and would probably be healthier

>>108516182
Now that I think of. I could probably make a budget planner with duckdb-query.el and vui.el.

>>108514527
getrandom()
>>108512909
No, glibc wrappers would say "OP is a faggot retard" and use vfork()
glibc can do
>buffering reducing the amount of syscalls
>vdso avoiding syscall entirely
>pure C implementation with no syscall

>>108515261
>"glibc would use vfork instead!"
>just a different syscall
Are you retarded? You can not write all your code without syscalls. You can reduce your usage of the where possible, but that wasn't the discussion. A C library can't get more memory on it's own or interact with other process. That's by design, you have to go through the kernel for security and stability.

>>108515468
Let me rephrase it for you:
1. OP fell for one of the infinite gotchas of ASM programming, which is why you should really just stick to C unless you know what you are doing. C has fewer footguns.
2. OP could just call execve() and look! 1 syscall versus 1 syscall! Wangblows BTFO!

>*holds up fork()*

>>108512631
>we conjecture that a system that implements fork, particularly one that attempts to do so efficiently, or early in its life, inexorably converges to a Unix-like design.

>Our goal was to construct a fully-fledged general-purpose OS supporting a wide range of applications using multiple OS personalities on (potentially) very large multiprocessors. In the end, K42 was POSIX compliant and Linux ABI compatible, but the quest to make fork perform for the Linux personality caused fork semantics to subvert the OS design to the detriment of other personalities.

>>108515612
How about I pour money I got from heavy industry into your nieche market, subsidize my manufacturer, lose money on selling my products, untill you run out of money and get driven out of business?

>>108515700
Is it worse that OPNsense?
Currently lookin at a good OS for x86 machine to function as router. And it's not looking good. I'd say the situation is ugly.

>>108509370
>>108509756
Or you could buy a cheap router and enable channel 14 with openwrt. But you are a tech illiterate retard, so you'd rather waste money thinking of will make a difference than actually solve the problem.

>>108516220
yes

>>108516220
You gotta pay for a CHR license so it's def worse in that regard

>>108515313
hmm feet

>>108515313
reasoning is a meme anyway

>>108514493
Yes, I was.
I had to migrate out of Nim given it's near unusable and now I got fuckall, thinking about just giving up.

>>108515313
as in claude never returns the thinking process? yeah, don't know why so very few people comment on it

>>108514964
have you tried telling it to not do that

>>108515883
better odds of your country doesn't give a shit on the tiny chance that someone scrapes the tracker's peers
people usually use vpns while torrenting to not get letters in the mail about copyright violations, with a private tracker it's a lot harder to get those letters

>>108515901
>>108515890
That's why I'm asking, the guy said specifically in Europe, so I wonder which continent you'd want to keep a vpn while using private trackers? Certainly europe would have been my first guess.

>>108516098
North America can be a little touchy. I still wouldn't use a VPN there though.

Maybe anons ISP is cucking him with cg-nat?

>>108513282
>furry client
This one?
https://github.com/furrent/furrent

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>>108514526
also
>Gemini in the systray

>>108514863
>copilot.jpg
funny

the normie yearns for the humiliation ritual

>>108514526
the maps stuff is outrageous. it started popping up for me, too. nigger just let me navigate. i don't give a fuck about your AI. and this is coming from someone who was a hater but has turned into a believer. AI is good at what it does. it's great for google search. i use it to help review my code and make it devil's advocate against my decisions so that i am forced to justify myself. i don't need it while im trying to use a god damn map

>>108514526
kek

>>108510441
It has always existed and was good when we were more primitive, but is frowned upon now because it is less compatible with modern technological society.
Its like schizophrenia. Schizos used to be fortune tellers and wise sages and shit. Now they are forcefully medicated and hated because they don't fit into the pyramid scheme of modern life.

>>108512845
>After four days the fear goes away.
I think between 3-14 days is all it takes for the human brain to adapt to any situation and start thinking of it as the "new normal". I learned this in boot camp, and in college, living on my own, working at 9-5 job, when my dad died, when I changed my diet to control cholesterol. The first day I think it's the worst thing ever, but as long as I tough it out for 2 weeks everything returns to normal. If you know ahead of time that you WILL adapt, you can deal with a lot of stress.

>>108515449
Phones are absolutely not cool. They're fucking garbage. I don't want Android or iOS anywhere near me, it's a god damn nightmare.

Take music for example, yeah I can play music on my phone, but Android is such a pile of shit that the volume increments are too large. At the bottom of the volume scale I have 0 for off and 10 for too fucking loud with no option to go between.

>>108515477
that is wrong, Its always been enshitified its just things had more style in some situations.

>>108515066
Voice recorder + whisper ai

I want to figure out how to track calories this way too. I can get whisper to transcribe, then a separate agent to structure it... Need to figure out data set backup and auto unit conversations.

>>108516122
yeah, llms will probably produce something right, but due to the amount of footguns that are present in bash, I prefer something that at least fails loudly instead behaving unpredictably once you forget to quote something or make a small error.
Wiring up an LLM to get automated feedback from shellcheck is will probably produce something that is good enough in many contexts

>>108516183
Good thing I test things in a repl and shellcheck is built into bashls.

>>108516183
In fact, when I ctrl-e in the terminal, it opens the command in an nvim buffer with not only bashls already running, but valodim/zsh-completion as well. This is true for all shell languages. This way, I get zsh's completion as a completion omnifunc in neovim when writing scripts, as well as bashls.

>>108516194
cool stuff, I will look into setting this up for myself

>>108516226
My repo is linked in the thread, If you want bashls to work on non bash files like zsh, csh, or whatever, you'll need an autocommand. Same with the zsh-completion plugin (which requires your shell in nvim to be set to zsh -i). It allows you to complete everything your zsh is configured to complete, whereas bashls will only complete command keywords. It doesn't have completers for the arguments of commands.

>>108516108
>autism: the post

>>108516002
top 10 unemployed codemonkey opinions

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>>108516153
>having a job
>even wanting a job
>mfw
Being a wagie doesn't make you good at something. It just means someone else has figured out how to exploit your labor for their gain. Being proud of having a job is like being proud of being a slave.

>I know my specific part of the system and I don't need to know anything else
This is assembly line worker logic. You're the guy at Station B on Line 5 and your job is to tighten the same three bolt over and over every time something comes to your station. This isn't hard, or interesting, or creative, or even skilled. It is in fact, designed not to be, so that when the bolt tightener at Station B on Line 5 quits, retires, dies, or a cheaper worker is found, he can be replaced instantly without disrupting the system.

>>108516196
>Being a wagie doesn't make you good at something
Says the core Java autist.

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>>108516108
I spend months and years thinking about this and putting both styles into practice.
You going "nuh uh, you're holding it wrong", isn't going to change my mind.

>A developer only needs to know parts of the system relevant to his task.
And how exactly is a developer supposed to know if a system is relevant to his task if he knows nothing about that system?
To what extend understanding of related systems is necessary can be debated, but its obviously strictly a positive thing to have less simple things than more complex things with everything else being equal.

>"Enterprise FizzBuzz" is peak overengineering and empty/misused abstractions. It's peak "I'm unable to use it properly so I'll exaggerate misuse to ridicule it".
except that library is indistinguishable in style from enterprise fizzbuzz. It acutally is peak overengineering and emtpy/misused abstractions, except its not meant to be a joke.
It's just useless constructs so that retards like yourself can feel like they're doing something impressive when they're really just writing a whole bunch of nothing.
Literally nothing.
As I demontrated 90% of that library is hot air.

>>108514645
They're trying to set up a factory in Malaysia to counter Chinese Nexperia, but they just aren't fast enough.

>>108513971
china should have never bailed out that fossil of a company. they can't be trusted

>>108514645
if they had not paid out for that amount they would not have the willing investors around to provide them capital in the first place. the opportunity cost of that capital is much higher than the payouts.
dumbass rightoid hick. economic retards like you are all dunning kruger

>>108513885
this didn't age well

>>108513971
If China wouldn't have bought it, it would have went into bankruptcy and the Chinese would have gotten that business anyway.
Just that they would have built it from scratch, rather than fixing the dutch garbage.

It was simply the most economic solution for both sides.
For the Chinese, it is cheaper to reuse the scraps of the bankrupt company.
For the Dutch it is better for the company to exist under Chinese leadership, than for it to not exist at all.

From nowadays perspective, we can conclude that it would have been better for the Chinese not to buy it.
Only for the Dutch it was good, because they postponed the bankruptcy (which will happen now anyway).

>>108508013
There's nothing wrong else if spam.
The issue with yandere dev is that he refuses to use enum to make his life 1000x easier

>>108508013
Then enjoy making shitty things, just don't expect them to do well or try to ply them on others without being honest about the quality. I'm saying this unironically and without sarcasm. If you love it, then enjoy it for yourself, simple as.

>>108508095
Rust if you're feeling feminine.

>>108515395
> 12 years and his game is still not done

>>108508108
he likes the idea of coding, it's just like onitis

>>108516065
isn't IT totally inundated with jeets? I figured it was since they're creeping up to me as a backend dev specialized in security

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>>108516199
>Faggot
Potatophile

>>108515831
that's unprofessional

>>108516143
The bimbo aesthetic is more about the woman degrading herself to exist as a fuckdoll than actual physical attraction - is how I understand it, I'm not a fan myself

>>108516219

For some it's their own lack of personal taste. They can't really see in the mirror what the perfect "sweet spot" is. They're just aping what society wants. They hear big lips, big boobs, big butt, and that's what they do, clumsily put all that together.