>>107743451
Yea but juniors are getting replaced with Indians.

>>107743415
Were they really "insane" or just hard? They're supposed to be hard, and 90 minutes for 2 of them sounds like ample time to me. Especially for 3 YOE, people are expected to really know their shit after 3 whole years in the field

>>107743533
Leetcode is a matter of exercise, not one of experience.

>>107743415
>Was I supposed to cheat?
Yes
Forced cheating is how they filter out whites

>>107743533
I've solved 200 leetcode problems, 90 of which were mediums and 25 hards.
I asked chatgpt and claude to find me the most comparable problems and both were hards.
I don't think these problems are in leetcodes database, and they were even more complicated than the comparable hards.
Problem 1 was an array question with a heap / sorting requirement and convoluted premise, problem 2 was a dynamic programming question with even more complicated shit that took me 10 minutes to even understand.
P1 was a medium- hard (closer to hard), P2 was a very hard.

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the snail surface reminds me of something
something i can't possibly recall

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>>107743307
This is not what I asked for.

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/v/ Dall-e is dead

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>>107743522
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>107741996
The "you can't criticize Wayland because it's a protocol" cope is getting old. If there isn't a protocol supported by a strong majority of compositors that provides a given feature, the feature should be considered unsupported. If X11 had theoretical provisions for some feature in the protocol, but that feature wasn't actually available in X.org, we'd consider it unsupported too. Anything else would be dishonest.

>>107742077
It's pure security theater, you're not meaningfully more protected. There's a ton of ways to exfiltrate data, like reading your home directory or using LD_PRELOAD tricks. Wayland's "security" is simultaneously too lax and too strict. Too lax because it doesn't provide meaningful protection; too strict because security is merely an excuse for designing things that Wayland devs don't like out of the protocol. Configurable access control is a thing that exists, so there's no need to have a gimped protocol to achieve security.

>>107742943
>The "you can't criticize Wayland because it's a protocol" cope is getting old. If there isn't a protocol supported by a strong majority of compositors that provides a given feature, the feature should be considered unsupported. If X11 had theoretical provisions for some feature in the protocol, but that feature wasn't actually available in X.org, we'd consider it unsupported too. Anything else would be dishonest.
But the majority of the things labelled "Not Supported" here actually are supported in the majority of compositors, it's not theoretical. There's no loss of functionality in any real implementation, but because it's not required as part of the protocol they're claiming it's unsupported. It's very dishonest.

>>107743027
Maybe I have outdated information then. Is there now a cross-compositor
1. equivalent of xte,
2. way for programs to position their own windows,
3. way for programs to register global hotkeys,
4. equivalent of xrandr,
5. equivalent of setxkbmap?

Wayland is so bad that Valve put all their time and money into it!

> X11 has screen tearing
>no such thing in Wayland
Good enough for me, the rest of them will be integrated soon.

>>107741731
tried playing rdr2 on the projector. impossible.

im trans, what should i get from aliexpress

>>107738961
that wont work
it was 2+4+7 and I barely reached 7
it would not be worth it to split it to get just 2+4 and never reach 7

>>107742313
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005010081820095.html
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005009880901568.html

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>>107741435
Btw, just copied my building's entrance fob with the shittiest chink cloner and app (pcr532, picrel)

>>107741973
how is it censored if its pumping out harcore porn videos non stop

>>107742282
Not hardcore enough.

>>107741617
TBF anon, I used to play TCGs at hobby shop. The very epitomy of "virgin nerds" and there was this couple there. FUGLY people but super nice. They got together, fell in love and had a daughter... No joke their kid is named SAKURA. This was around 15 years ago I think?

But dude, put yourself out there! You WILL find someone if you look!

>>107741973
>censored
No it's not I was literally having it do scat RP with me. Unless you're doing loli stuff with it, then sure yeah, then go to like polybuzz or janitor for it.

>>107742446
I bet this faggot likes handholding.

>>107743264
What about chub or agnai?

>>107743264
The cards on poly are poorly curated and look like ass

>>107742928
>well? how did she react?
well, how would you react when someone stole your printer and buried it in tinfoil? Given that he stabbed her to death few weeks later, I guess we can assume the stasi printer's Final Solution remained otherwise unresolved.

>>107738775
My mother was violent and abusive, physically and verbally. She would snap between moods like the flick of a switch. But that's my fault because I was born?
>incel hates his mom
I wasn't an incel, I was a child.

>>107740346
Chatgpt didn't talk him into killing itself, it was the sudden bolt-of-lightning realization that he was getting wasted on hard cider and treating a web browser application as a best friend causing him to spontaneously die of cringe.

In case Chatgpt suggests such things to you, stay away from harming your parents!
Goddammit. Instead you could research the surveillance methods better ...

>>107743504
totally not a glownigger post that prevents you from reaching zeus

>>107743200
Hope they'll find a cure, anon.

if guidezo spent less time shilling his guide and more time improving it maybe people would actually read

>>107743181
>sliders are set at wrong frequencies
>can't make IEMs sound good :(

fyi cuckbox got ported to the hiby r3pro 2 so you can ditch your strange chinky hissblasters from no name manufacturers

>>107743426
Trvke

>>107742276
is this a thing with revanced? I haven't used youtube outside of a chromium web browser in a long time.

>>107742118
you either, use them, or learn your lesson the hard way (eventually).
t. was caseless for years, but not anymore.

>>107742118
>>107742886
caseless for more than 10 years but only had cheap phones
when i buy something expensive it'll be cased

>>107741660
>Why don't they make phones like XYZ any more?????
>That's too expensive I'm not buying it
Every time lol

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OneUI 8.5 on my Fold 7 which to be honest is not much different to 8.

How can you get smooth playback with mpv on a 240 Hz display? "video-sync=audio" has microstutters, and the "display-*" options consume far too many resources and cause frame drops. Is there no "video-sync=video"? "video-sync=desync" is smooth and uses few resources, but the audio gradually goes out of sync. There has to be a way, right?

I have ripped a tv series from blu-ray with makemkv. each episode is 6.3 gb (23 minutes, so ~4.5 MB/s), 11 episodes total. ffprobe output for the video stream:

Video: h264 (High), yuv420p(progressive), 1920x1080 [SAR 1:1
 DAR 16:9], 23.98 fps, 23.98 tbr, 1k tbn

I think 70 GB is too much for one tv series, so I'm thinking of re-encoding this; should I and if yes which format?

>>107743382
if you're still getting microstutters with profile=fast hwdec=no buy a better GPU that doesn't have horridly broken drivers. Alternatively if you're on Linux maybe try Zen/Cachy kernels.

>>107743382
These are your options:
>video-sync=audio with VRR
>display-* with hacks like https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/11122#issuecomment-2041618717
>switch to madVR

>>107743444
I am on Windows with an NVIDIA GPU.
I use shaders, but with "video-sync=audio" the GPU usage is only around 20-30 percent. With any of the "display-*" options, GPU usage is much higher and I get dropped frames.

>>107743487
Apparently, VRR does not work with "hwdec=d3d11va", and the hack does not fix the microstutters.

Is there a way to use something like "video-sync=desync" and automatically offset the audio to compensate for the desynchronization?

>USB-C, jerk it a lil

>>107742981
Cool, now install Gentoo.

>>107743070
im running arch LINUX with GNOME desktop enviroment (wayland)

>>107743000
oh baby a triple

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>>107742981
>>107743001
I use a slightly newer one as a desktop USB hub. Has HDMI instead of VGA.

>>107743110
The only e-ink tablet with a camera bump is the Boox Tab Ultra series and that's no longer current.
The boot time isn't really a big deal since you normally use a sleep cover. Opening the note application can take a few seconds longer than grabbing a sheet of paper but organizing all that paper gets cumbersome after a while.

>>107742278
Note Max is $600 so you'd have to write quite a bit to make it worthwhile. But if you want to work with templates, layers and get options to shift content around, add sound excerpts or whatever it's a dealbreaker.
Furthermore you're likely going to read documents and scientific books and those can cost a fortune

>>107742278
Have they fixed the flash/display refresh that eInk needs? Because I'm not buying until the display is smooth.

>>107743355
It depends on the model.
Watch some videos to understand how well the anti-ghosting performance works. Black on white content rarely has problems, greyscale images are the biggest issue.

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>>107742383
>he doesn't have a Mont Blanc

I prefer having a sketchbook that fits in my pocket, plus I can leave it on a table in a coffee shop or something without it getting stolen.

>>107743219
slop

>>107743388
>Honestly, what the fuck is he even talking about?
Using AI in your day to day life as a way to simplify things

Turns out, people have started to become even more retarded, specially young kids, because of how little brain usage comes with letting AI do everything for you

>>107743219
Translation from corporate slop to human english: Please buy my AI products, we're burning billions and no one is biting.

>>107743376
Starches break down to glucose, different from sucrose.

Then I will call it bullshit
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10676-024-09775-5

>>107741182
nushell if you do a lot of data plumbing

>>107741415
i like fish because its easy to set up and it gives suggestions right in the commandline as i'm typing.

with zsh you have to mess with the configurations to get it going.
zsh is better in the long run, but i dont have the time to be messing with them

i use bash, with minimal setup, btw.
tab completion + aliases just werks.

>>107741807
ngl, i like the inshell scripting that fish has, its neat.

>>107742133
i have yet to unlock neuralnets wireless module, its behind a paywall, till i can afford it i will continue with the shell.

>>107743185
i grew up on windows gui, i learned the shell because its less overwhelming than a window.

i like that i can get feedback on a single line without any extra clutter.

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>>107743331
terry a. davis did it right.
integrate the language as a shell, so you can program right on the line.

but the devs are retarded.

If you want multiple incompatible distros what's wrong with podman on a stable distro? Bedrock has been in development since 2012 and is on 0.7, so it's obviously hobbyshit.

>>107743422
>Then I might as well stay where I'm at, which I don't want to do.
why? if it works why change?

>>107743549
why not just make a bunch of vms for every distro?
containershit is just that. shit.

>>107743564
just feel like switching is all. it's not like this is a production system with critical infrastructure hanging on it. it's my 4chan and movie machine.

>>107736412
>Please, convince me not to.
never, macOS fucking sucks these days, I'd gladly pay the battery life penalty if my M4 was compatible with it

>>107736561
>And why do you still buy Apple hardware?
NTA but the hardware is good
I have a Vivobook S 16 with a nice OLED screen, a Ryzen 9 HX 370 and 32GB RAM. The M4 Air has much much better battery life while keeping cool, it's not comparable
that's literally the only reason

>>107736412
I'd rather use macos than anything made by the pedophile hector martin and his gang of troons.
yeah I know he left the project a while ago but it's all the same, ain't touching asahi troonix with a 10 feet pole.

>>107736412
progress seems to be constantly slowing on asahi. seriously. how many years do we have to wait for dp over usbc? it was "basically working" like two years ago and yet they never finish the code. it was good for writing and compiling code, but i always had issues with yt playback dropping frames and frametime inconsistency. Now I just keep UTM running for linux.

>>107736412
Ok, did you see the thread over here?

>>>/g/thread/107735716