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>>107722988
>he keeps saying that his compiler is the fastest in the universe and yet i looked at one of his streams and his game compiled in 21 seconds in release mode
>does not even try to solve the billion dollar mistake. enjoy fighting the jai equivalent of NullReferenceException's in the motherfuckin 2030's
>no built-in hot reload support. for someone in the game industry he sure does not know what gamedevs want. i don't give a fuck that your language compiles fast if i have to close->recompile->restart your game and then recreate the state i was in by spawning in enemies and weapons and shit every time i want to change a tiny value like health or damage
>linux and mac support heavily experimental because "only windows matters"
>said multiple times that he is not against breaking backwards compatibility. looking at the python2->python3 transition will show that it's fucking retarded
>does not believe in package managers. ensuring that no sizeable community will ever adopt his language.
>does not believe in IDE's and basic features like "go to definition". absolutely hates LSP's. ensuring no one will adopt his fucking language. no one will go back to writing code in fucking notepad just because you think that's "pure" or some shit.

Gigadead on arrival

>>107731955
>i don't give a fuck that your language compiles fast if i have to close->recompile->restart your game and then recreate the state i was in
I watched his stream and he doesn't do that. He might be somehow saving the state of the game.

>>107731955
>it's 2038 and the programming languages are still dogshit
fucking grim

>>107723956
>issues with C++'s compile times
Are C++ compile times really that bad?

I'm eager to try it when it releases but don't have many opinions on it as-is.
The concepts don't seem bad and he's realizing them so that's good.
It build fast enough and can build useful enough tooling right now it seems.
And I like a lot of the meta programming and compile time features.
Waiting to judge the syntax and featureset too hard since things are unstable.
From what I've seen I remember it mostly being alright to read, and I'll have to see with some of the features if I actually like them or not in practice.

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>>107729521
Technology has never been this user-friendly, it's never been easier to use a computer, even idiots and third worlders can do it.
The problem is that, at the same time it's extremely hostile to users, even if you're not using Windows the Internet and all the internet-adjacent services are anti-user and anti-privacy.
When was the last time a paid program or service got better and cheaper? It doesn't, everything is switching to subscriptions, those get more expensive, ads are added where they weren't before, features get removed and so on, and it's all unilateral, you have no say as they change the terms of the sale after the fact.
The only real answer is FOSS, even if you have to make some compromises.

I used XP for 11 years and never had any driver issues.

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>>107732466
You couldn't even install XP on a SATA HDD without side loading drivers from an FDD or slip streaming it in the ISO.
SP3 supports most SATA controllers out of the box, but that was not the case when back when the switch from PATA to SATA happened.

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>>107729797
Damn, are you me? I remember trying for days to get that fucking joystick to work on 98. Ended up going with some cheaper one with two buttons. XP was a breath of fresh air compared to it.

>>107729521
Agentic OS

>>107731216
that picture proves you wrong though. notice how it does not call an "address" an integer.

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>>107731466
>Huuhhh duhhh notice how it called a Hotdog not a sandwich! Heerrrrrr
retard.

>>107713889
who dat?

>>107713059
>muh shit code gets hacked, the language must be at fault
This is peak jeetbrain right here.

Still can't see all partitions on a removable drive at once lmao

2 MORE WEEKS AND EVERYTHING WILL BE FIXED SIR

>>107725244
Convergence Collapse based on COMMON GAN ARCHETYPES

>>107717251
SAARRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>107730703
>those 360p videos looked great, not blocky and smeary.
they were tolerable on 15" crt monitors, or televisions, but as someone who lived through that era, 360p youtube never looked /good/. not even close, who are you kidding? it was worse than even VHS quality bit a wide margin. we accepted it because that's just what we could get given the internet speeds and compression codecs that were available, but compared to other media even at the time it was the lowest quality you could get.

>>107717251
>WON'T SOMEBODY THINK OF THE SHAREHOLDERS?

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I may open a channel for kids using ai slop. im not indian

>>107729593
This is entirely what's going on right now.
The U.S. MIC and government is scared out of their mind that a runaway ai powerhouse in the hands of a foreign government could shift the reliance on U.S. data centers. Its the same thing that happened with crypto when foreign markets started building cheap crypto mining centers in the middle of Eurasia but this has the potential to spread internationally with it's outreach. Its the same old game of pushing your products to the third world and cornering the market before the competition can get it's foot in the door. Look at all the foreign governments that desperately want to get into the american market purely for the purposes of crashing the economy. China wants to do that on an international scale with ai while America wants to strangle the foreign governments around the world for the same reason. This explains alot about whats going on in the news beyond even the ai tech front. AI well only increase the level of sophistication and complexity that these economic mechanisms are manipulated.

>>107729979
No, you are implying there is some kind of bubble when the US wants this technology to advance. A bubble implies an uncontrolled economic situation.

>>107729998
Its the only reason I can see for the insane pricing and the circular money that's going from nvidia to amd/Intel etc . The RAM chip shit as well I think we might be seeing actual economic war going on vs china.

>>107725356
The reverse, I saw real video and thought it was AI

That video of the black girl stopping her hair on fir using her hand

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>>107725356

>>107730638
that was like over a decade ago and the person that won was hired or some shit or whatever head canon you want to have

>>107730698
cicada 3301 was for max level manchildren

>>107730784
These little fuckers taste so good !

>>107731150
Manchildren? Ew

>>107730638
they turned out to be faggy college age kids who didn't have any actual plans for the winners, so the mystique sort of faded after that.
also they monumentally fucked up the last part of the puzzle and made it unsolvable.

>>107732420
Get out.

>>107732420
Access the CPU.

>>107732420
reticulate the splines

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>>107732420
Push FPGA malware that will send the infrared images from the toilet flush mechanisms in the ladies washroom to my VR headset.
Initiate.

>>107729255
>>107728646
yeah, its just humorous with the ongoing run doom on anything joke

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>>107731553
Because due to the presence of pretty female face the discussion will be about the pretty face instead of the object in question.

>>107713072
I wasn't a big fan of computer nerds in the 00s but they're so much worse now that they do this thing where they pretend to be a girl IRL because they played as one for 5000 hours in video games and it aroused them

>>107731900
Something I am very grateful for is my thousands of hours AI genning women's faces, thousands of hours watching porn, and constant exposure to "pretty faces" through social media. I am totally desensitized to normal girl faces now, and especially "conventionally beautiful" ones. I see all the simping over any and every dime-a-dozen non-fat (sometimes fat, even) woman as the farce that it is. It's a freedom I couldn't have dreamed of when I was a young lad.

I can still be partial to a foid, but with an awareness that I am fond of a simple creature, a mere woman, who has no special claim on my affections except that I offer them freely and willingly for my own sake or for God's.

>>107723156
kek it do be like this

>>107732334
I literally used sidestore on my 16 pro max and you are so full of shit. Sidestore VPN has been broken for over a month so you have to use a different one. And you still need to be on a WiFi connection and actively go into the app to refresh or setup a shortcut to do it which is annoying as shit. The pairing file will break at some point needing you to redo it using a pc before your apps stops working. The whole thing is unstable as shit and can break any moment. It needs you to constantly pay attention or you will lose your apps. Fucking lying shill

>>107732394
What you explained is straight up user error if you refuse to watch the video I posted that shows you how to sideload and install apps in the new way. instead of arguing why don't you use the link that I provided from a video from yesterday posted by the biggest side store loading YouTube content creator? If I'm lying why is he able to install an IPA and show that certificates are not being revoked? You just sound mad for no reason and it's okay we're only here to discuss about smartphones and you're taking it so personally.

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>>107732334
>That's not true you can install sidestore and other stuff like it without a PC for months now
Lying retard shill caught red handed

>>107732432
Keep spreading misinformation because I have sideloaded on iOS for so long and know it always breaks at some point because apple will shut it down every now and then. It's always been that way. Sideloading has always been a bitch on iOS and still is. What works now and seems to be flawless will stop working out of nowhere at some point. Always the same shit with apple. Always a new shill who don't know what they talk about trying to groom new users with lies

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>>107732456
You can go to YouTube and find so many videos of people installing sidestore and altstore without a PC successfully and running IPA files successfully and the most recent video was posted yesterday showing it still working and it's still working for me at the moment. Instead of attacking me and trying to insult me why are you not capable of having an intellectual discussion? Why am I posting links with videos and proof and you're over here spewing your opinions instead of facts? Is that how you have a tech discussion with people here bro?

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>>107732130
some of the other prompt elements may be at play

>>107730849
oops

alias fm="while ffd;do :;done"
alias fmf="while fff;do :;done"

The actual final fzf config
https://pastebin.com/j7aS94fV

You can add these functions to the bottom of your zshrc like is shown

ba() {
 local bookmarks="$HOME/.config/bkms/bm.zsh"
 local dir="$(pwd)"
 local desc="${1:-}"
 if [[ $1 == --help || $1 == -h ]]; then
 cat <<'EOF'
Bookmark the current directory by appending a pushd line to the bookmarks file.
  Use bm-widget to access the bookmarks interface, bound to CTRL-B.

Bookmarks file: ~/.config/bkms/bm.zsh
Format: pushd "/full/path" # Description

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>>107731915
This requires interactivecomments to be enabled.

Imagine wasting time on pressing buttons to access content you desire.

>>107732109
I'm right there with you, bud. Less buttons.

>>107731915

# Fix nvimpager's cat mode ouput.
# Bandaid solution for runaway background colors
nvimpager() {
  local args=()
  local has_pager=false
  while (( $# )); do
    case "$1" in
      -h|--help)
        # Show real help without any interference
        command nvimpager "$@"
        return

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>>107731932
god pleaseeeee tell me you're an executive at a big company

>>107731757
all roads lead to >>>/pol/

if my job makes me so angry i punch a wall and break something in my hand, can I be compensated for that?

>>107732328
only if that hole in the wall increases value to your company's shareholders

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any of you working in plants out there? I've been doing controls automation work (PLCs, etc) for years but looking to get into the more IT side, I am guessing something like the CCNA would be a good place to start? I'm tired of being around networks all the time and not understanding nor being able to troubleshoot them beyond pinging things in command prompt.

>>107732051
Yea, mic option is $1 more on most of these, or use another cable

>>107732156
az09 + chu2 you mean

>>107732087
az09 + hola

>>107731815
$4500 usd and they didn't even give you a 4 inch cable that's wild

>>107732473
cables are expensive. all that copper

>>107732135
okay I'm going to try this, thanks. good to hear it's probably not the display itself. on the other hand, the thing that I would like to upgrade most is actually the display, because I'm still using the stock display with TN panel which looks horrible. I could get a LP125WH2-SLB3 for 100 bucks, if this is better than, say, the display of a t14 gen 1 then it's maybe worth it, otherwise I should probably just buy a more recent thinkpad (t14 gen >= 3 would be nice for 16:10 aspect ratio) and retire my good old x220 (rip goat keyboard). can someone comment on this?

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Is there any ultra portable with AMD that's comparable to 8th gen i5?

>>107732274
X13 G1 or G2 with 4th/5th gen ryzen mobile CPU should be pretty close.

>>107732212
The X220/230 is really at that tipping point where it doesn't make a ton of sense to upgrade it unless you're married to that form factor and feature set and have very modest computing needs. The IPS panel is a significant improvement over the TN but still not comparable to modern IPS screens. There's a fair bit of ghosting and the colors aren't amazing.

If a $100 panel sets you up to get another year's use out of it or longer, maybe that's worth it. If you already have the upgrade itch and the performance/heat/battery life is already bugging you, save your money and put it into something newer.

X13G3 is going to be the first X series to get a 16:10 panel. If that's way out of budget, maybe limp your X220 along til prices get cheaper.

It's your call ultimately.

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>want a 14 inch thinkpad laptop
>must have AVX-512, so basically has to be an AMD Zen5
>want a powerful enough GPU for video editing and rendering, NVidia preferably
>AMD CPU + NVidia GPU is already asking for the impossible