>>107847924
baste

>>107845049
kek I see this clickbait every few weeks it's meaningless fear mongering at this point

>>107845049
>give info to jeets(scammers of the world)
>shit like this starts happening
gee I wonder how

>>107847924
>posted it again award.gif

>>107845049
>>107845049
>>107845049
iTODDLERS BTFO
iTODDLERS BTFO
iTODDLERS BTFO
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>107849080
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryzen

>>107849080

Wtf are you on about? Ryzen cpus are barely on par with intel cpus and only in games, in productivity tasks intels crushes ryzens. Also intel cpus often go on sales with very good prices, meanwhile x3d gayming garbage is always overpriced and prone to go up in flames.
And Nvidia makes way better GPUs, Radeons are utter trash abandonware compaed to geforce cards, even in games.
You sound as if you have been reading ayymd shill propaganda on /pcbg/. Even redditors on /r/radeon came to terms and admitted that Radeons are garbage at this point.

>>107849080
Well depends where you look
Gaming consoles? None of them use Intel or Nvidia!
Smartphones? None of them use Intel or Nvidia!
Intel has the Pc market because for a long time they made stuff that used less power
But AMD has advantages which is why they have 100% of console market share

>>107849732
Teenage flamewar take

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>>107849750
>t-tenage f-flamewar take

>>107849590
I was planning on trying Ardour after using LMMS for so long. For After Effects, maybe Kden Live?

>>107849590
>FL Studio
Dunno, but it works well in Wine.
>After Effects
DaVinci Resolve and Natron

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>man i should finally get around to buying a 2nd m.2 nvme to dual bo-

If I wanted to run a script AFTER running startx (and after xinitrc), where would I place it? Is there a specific file X looks in for scripts to run after launch? I'm running openrc and dwm if it matters.

>>107849681
dug out my old-ish 500 GB 2.5" sata ssd, from my now-defunct desktop, and bought a case that converts it to usb-c for this reason. I figured that should be enough for another year or so since the only thing I use the storage for is the occasional .flac file.

Why do I need kwallet in order to install fucking kdenlive? Why is kde so bloated and retarded?

g305 is cheap and good

>>107848501
what did you expect the faggot didn't even get the razer joke

>>107845997
buy an ad

>>107848500
based

>>107845449
None. Controllers with dual touchpads are the objectively best option for video games. The ergonomics of console gaming + the speed and accuracy of mice.

>>107845449
Literally any mouse works they're all the same it's just subjective taste just buy one you think looks cool

>>107849348
Just ORDER online. You dont even have go to a store. Its 2025+1

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you should go here

>>107849665
Isn't that just Akiba but smaller and with extra nandeyanen?

>>107849716
but their stock isn't depleted yet.

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>akihabara

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>>107849029
>>107849040
Nta. I actually own a pair and both of the sound you hear is from the ear piece vibrating loud enough to hear the audio. Some of the DOES the conducted through your ear but most of it is just the out-out-ear earpiece vibrating. If you plump both of your ears while listening with them the sound quality gets noticably worse. Like a lot worse because it's muffled. Models like mine in pic rel (Shokz OpenRun Pro 2) have tiny speaker grills on them which lead to better sound quality so unless you're trying to swim with them just go for models like this. He's correct in saying the "bone conduction" marketing is kinda misleading

>If you use ear plugs or just shove your fingers over your ears the volume and bass increase significantly

No...they do not. The exact opposite happens. You do not get bone conduction earbuds for bass. That's the one area they're all very bad at, even ones like mine that have have tiny speakers along with vibration.

>>107848202
Dumbass, its pretty obvious when people are wearing earbuds and are on the phone. Especially if the buds are white and ESPECIALLY if you have bone conduction earbuds that wrap around your head

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>>107849257
>earbuds that wrap around your head
Ahh yes. Natures way of identifying the douche bag. Mother Earth based like that.

>>107849029
>you've never used any, why are you talking about them?
I literally went to school and got a degree about this very subject lmao
>if you use ear plugs or just shove your fingers over your ears the volume and bass increase significantly
this does not work.
>>107849040
I'm not that anon but he's asking what the point of using bone conduction headphones is if you're just gonna plug stuff into your ears anyway, which is a rather valid question. even if the 'plug your ears' method did work (it doesn't), why not just use traditional iems at that point?

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>>107839058
>Are bone-conductive headphones any good?

You mean these?

>>107849086
>your digital victims cannot speak for themselves
I've said it before, Australia is so fucking cooked.
In Sydney you can literally run over 5 school kids in a fit of rage, killing 2 and face less punishment than this guy

>>107849508
>>107849518
>>107849538
>The material was not connected to any child at the school.
https://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-act/courts-law/school-it-worker-in-aigenerated-child-abuse-material-shock/news-story/bd805125bbbcf90db9b54804047eedb5

>>107849487
Please, stop with the antisemitism.

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>>107849086
>The fact that your victims were AI generated does nothing to lessen the severity of your crimes. In fact it worsens them because they cannot speak for themselves. Your digital victims were powerless against you.

>>107849423
Seems more like a career move

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>>107828996
>There is almost no software for tablets on Android

ReVanced
Krita
Emulators
Firefox
NewPipe
Physical keyboards and Mouse
120hz OLED

You get a lot of value with Android Tablets.

>>107848066
>Firefox
Kek.Yeah, it's nothing. Some apps to save a buck on a youtube subscription? Everything is also available on ios if you need this sort of stuff. The problem with everything else. No photo editors, photo libraries, video editors. musical programs and DAWs, good productivity apps. >>107848066
>You get a lot of value with Android Tablets.
That's why there is no point in spending a lot of money on android tablets. Want something better - get an iPad.

>>107848066
How is Firefox something new

>>107828973
An iPad because you want to draw, every other use case you should get the Samsung.

it's actually hilarious how adverse g and ic are to ipads in general. I personally know an extremely talented artist who works for a game studio and works/knows tons of people in the industry. a huge majority of them use an ipad + procreate for at least the beginning stages of their sketches or artwork. they'll obviously do post work with different programs but it says enough that it's a comfortable medium for professionals and will serve the needs of 99% of the people who are not professionals which is essentially everyone on 4chan. you got nigs on IC that spend thousands on xppen gear and can barely draw a box in perspective

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https://leetcode.com/problems/separate-squares-i/
Unintuitive problem today. Even though the problem is easy to understand, I would've never figured the solution out without the hint.

About GUI toolkits, which data structurs/algorithms do they use to find out which button you clicked or overed based on the mouse's (x,y) screen coordinates?
There can be many buttons you can click in a given GUI and it's 2D, so...

>>107849189
not worth optimizing, the only thing worth optimizing is text.
if you care, you could benchmark.
but I think you will be spending 0.00001% of your time on UI input / collision events.
Maybe 0.1-10% on UI rendering depending on how much text you render.
10000hz polling mouse inputs don't send 10000 events, it only does that if you enable raw input, which is usually when the mouse is hidden in 3d games (and even then, the number of events are reduced in something like SDL2 to reduce stutter).

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>>107845806
this is objectively the best syntax and semantics

>>107849381
>not worth optimizing
>10000hz polling mouse inputs don't send 10000 events, it only does that if you enable raw input
>(and even then, the number of events are reduced in something like SDL2 to reduce stutter).
But if I make my own GUI toolkit I'm going to deal with raw input and I'm going to need an efficient way to resolve bounding box hits, no?
If the GUI toolking only support click events on widgets, then iterating over all widget target areas might be fine because click events are rare (at worst you'd have 10-20 per seconds if you're really clicking like a maniac), but if it supports hover events on widgets then it's going to have to iterate all the fucking time and at a much larger frequency.

>>107846159
I have a laptop with DDR5 and just upgraded to a laptop with DDR4.

>>107846159
bitch pls I'm still on ddr3 and I still do more than you

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>>107846197
this

>>107846159
I have 64 GB of DDR4. What real world difference would DDR5 give me apart from higher numbers in my benchmarks and lower numbers in my bank account?

Anyone with DDR5 able to run the following in node?

const { performance } = require('perf_hooks');

function testRamSpeed(sizeInMB = 1024) {
    const size = sizeInMB * 1024 * 1024;
    
    // Allocate two large buffers in RAM
    const source = Buffer.allocUnsafe(size);
    const target = Buffer.allocUnsafe(size);
    
    // Warm up the memory (ensures pages are mapped)
    source.fill(1);
    target.fill(0);

    const start = performance.now();

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my current set up

>>107849611
This shit tasting good senpai proud of you for putting this together.

>>107849566
felt that I love that treeline a lot

>>107849586
Yeah, I got used to screens everywhere. Tried downsizing and it felt way too empty. Just put them back up haha

>>107849638
It feels like you can get away with a single ~40-inch 4K display. But it's gonna be at 1x resolution.

>>107847016
nice corner bruv, better hide your research papers next time though

>>107845140
Nobody gave you the correct answers (I am proud of /ptg/ for not being public shitters!) But they were in the previous thread: >>107829635
>>107829735

Though the power of Ganesh I compel my poop into HUNO

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>>107848439
me too. if it has cute girls (like the jack of all trades, cute girl in the heroes party, roll over) I'm watching them!

>>107849567
>roll over
I enjoyed e1, haven't checked out the other two. Do they look like they're off to a good start? I might wait for some reviews to roll in, I don't want to start too many week one

>>107849581
the other two is of lower quality than roll over. The jack of all is your typical "op" mc story, where others don't recognize his true strength, because he does things differently. Gets banished from the hero's party because he is "too weak", then goes solo. Meets up with the red girls, and they carry the newbies down to the 53rd floor of a dungeon in ep02. The MC here seems more adult than in other isekais. I'll be watching it

The confessed one is again, MC is the OP type, but in service of the demon king. The heroes party comes each day, trying to defeat him, but can't. Dude falls in love with the mage, and decides to not kill the party, just delay them. One day he makes a deal that if they leave the girl to him, he will let the party through. They take that deal, he confesses, the girl rejects (because he is in the service of the demon king), but arrives at the conclusion, that if he stops being a demon lord henchmen, then that could work. So he tries to become a normal adventurer to win the girl over. There is also some power struggle between human nations foreshadowed with the demon king gone.

My ranking would be roll over > jack of all > confessed
+1 for yuusha no kuzu. It's like modern day isekai. You have the yakuza type gangs (demon king and their underlings) and the ones who hunt for them (the heroes).

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>>107843995
>Computers are more than fast enough now to completely negate the performance impact of garbage collection

>>107837821
deepthroat that microphone faggot

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>>107846451
>create_vec(1000, sizeof(TheTypeYouWant));
1000 would be the initial capacity, which by default is 0 for my implementation. I didn't copy or follow any stupid text books, a vec is a vec it's pretty simple overall. I don't care if my implementation is slightly slower or whatever, haven't benchmarked it.

>>107849251
>I prefer C99. I have my own small std lib which implements all the useful standard data structures. Contiguous vector..
i didn't mean the c++ implementation, i meant one in c which is only slightly possible with preprocessor abuse. you have to call the macro to create the function and you can use ## to "inject" like this.

>>107849573
this is not what i mean at all. i mean how do u go about making it generic like the stl, which is only possible because of templates.

#define MAKE_ADD_FUNC(type)          \
type add_##type(type a, type b) {    \
    return a + b;                     \
}

MAKE_ADD_FUNC(int)
MAKE_ADD_FUNC(double)

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>>107849671
>how do u go about making it generic like the stl
It's just memory, the implementation only needs to know the size of each element. Here is the insert method of my array. As you can see, it just copies bytes around, the array assumes it owns the memory you throw at it. You can initialize a struct on the stack and throw a pointer to it to the array_insert or array_push or whatever function and it just works because there is nothing special about memory.