You know what means
>>107641901companies can vote too chud
>>107646588its means more firing americans and more importing indians
>>107641901You voted for it
>>107641901Your Palantir score has decreased.
>>107641767Wow first time I've heard of a "Google" country on Earth
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>>107646874wait for edz pro x
>>107646900sorry i meant kz edztheyre at the top of the graph if you look so i want them now
>>107646918Wait for EDZ X Pro 2 Alpha penultimate mk2.
>>107646861Impulcifier measures BRIR, so the HRTF and room are already baked in. They don't mix together, dumbass. Anyway, enjoy your "personalized" uncanny valley simulator based on archaic ML.
>>107646861read the paper you're talking aboutwe've been through this with chuzo, newfag. enjoy your +/- 5db mismatch (best case scenario)t. have done all of that + room simulation + all of the dogshit retarded chuzo shit
Thoughts on Janet?
>>107644649>>107646637This.
>>107644630Just use guile or sbcl like everyone else, or tinyscheme if you want an embedded language (script-fu).I don’t see the point of this one-off.
>>107644630that's a man
>>107646831Even better.
>>107644630Use fucking Lua
I mean, I think there are some clear biases when it comes to AI, people who think it's going to end the world, people thinking it's going to take their jewbs or that it's literally mechaHitler.But we also know that the amount of risks have quadrupled, people using it recklessly and all.But in your perception, will AI be gone in a few years? Or it's just a biased cope
a lot of companies will go under, since they're not even close to making a profit. But some form of AI will remain. I assume every tier of service will require a subscription however
AI is a passing fad for normies and single users, for businesses however you wont have a choice
>>107645769It's genuinely dot com 2.0. Yeah, those guys back then were right that the internet was the future, but they hadn't quite wrapped their heads around ~how~ yet. Most of those dot com era companies are dust now, but the internet is bigger than ever.All this bullshit will be the same. We're going to have global AI palantir control grid precrime bullshit before we have robotic assistants though.oh and when we finally get robotic assistants they'll be subscription only and they'll spy on you
>>107645769I've seen normies call out people using chatgpt to format text. Fatigue is already setting in.
why are so many programming "help" groups like this? like, somebody will specifically opt into helping people, and then get frustrated when they dont do exactly what they expect. it constantly feels like im testing everyone's patience whenever i ask for help and its even harder trying to just learn everything myself, especially considering all the weird semantic differences in both the language itself and guides.like i can imagine a full script in my head but i wouldnt know how to translate it into the language im currently using. and on the offchance that i *do* get the help needed, usually its just "oh just use the blah function", so its not like i just Dont Know How To Code or anything i just dont know the shit thats specific to the engine, and its not like i can just look it up in a glossary or something because the words can be totally different from language to language, like how "object" in one language can be "entity" in another, and object in *that* language refers to an object in an array or something, so theres just a huge language gap that i cant really cross without the help of others, which sucks because working with others sucks
>>107640271I recently joined a C++ help group and while a bit particular about stuff, the help I got was great because they spoonfed me a bunch of C++ concepts, more each time I produced real examples of what I was trying to do.Loved it honestly, I'll go back in a jiffy when I program in C++ again.
>>107640271The question answerer has an XY problem. They want to control the other person, but that's the asker's role.
>>107640808>paid money to be told to do it yourselfCollege is legit a scam. A couple months studying by yourself in a free library is worth more than years of shitty power point presentations and tens of thousands of dollars. It's only when you get to the top of the advanced classes which have special or difficult knowledge that it makes sense to have classes.
>>107640271Because everyone is retardedWhen teaching properly, exploring alternatives and the implications of things can help a lot with understanding. By learning about method B and then learning why it's not a good idea, you would understand for yourself why method A is better and actually comprehend what you're doing and why. However having deep knowledge of a topic is no guarantee at all that you are also a good teacher on that topic (or in general), and a lot of people hanging out in help groups are self-important retards who have a lot of knowledge but not necessarily pedagogical skills.But also conversely, a lot of people asking for help are retards who do not actually understand what they're working on and may not even want to understand it, and method B is maybe the one thing that they happen to have seen before so they cling to it for dear life because the unknown method A is scary, or they copied method B from somewhere else and don't know how either of those things work so they want to stick with what they have because they wouldn't even know where to start in rewriting it with method A, for example. So also a lot of people giving help have much lowered patience for retards like this and if you're genuinely trying to understand the topic and explore how things work you risk getting lumped in with the pajeets insisting that their copy-paste from chatgpt is what they want fixed and they do not want to do things differently no matter what.
>>107640805>"i program in a style very unique to myself and it throws people off"This is an actual problem btw, because programming often requires collaboration and you're basically building a barrier between yourself and everyone else. If you just want to only ever write code alone like a hermit that's fine, but clearly it's already annoying you because it's hampering your ability to ask for and receive help effectively.Understanding the "normal" style and being able to use it, and using it when trying to communicate code with other people, is much easier for everyone and something you should consider putting some actual effort into, unless you're absolutely happy with everyone always finding your code weird.
what does /g/ listen to? i'll start
>>107643950nope, mine is 4x4 motherfucker, also not seeking validationand you didn't answer the question
>>107644852If I had to pick one it would probably be Wishmaster, that got me through college back in the day
>>107646358agreed, that was their peak and no one will ever match prime Tarja
>>107642662Silence. Music has no purpose or point. It is just an annoying distraction, like a woman talking
Never posted on one of these, even on /mu/
Everything is already from China, but here we discuss the cheap chink shit you see on various sites.1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.Useful links>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?>>>/g/iemg>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?>>>/g/spg/>I want to buy some sort of emulation device>>>/vr/hhg/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
I want a "smart" thermostat, but seems like they all are rather dumb, having their "smarts" in the cloud. And fuck that shit.Does Chang offer a smart thermostat that works offline? I just wanna program some stuff like >heat up to 23° from 0600 to 0700>stay at 18° from 0700 to 1700>heat up to 24° from 1700 to 2200>cool down to 16° from 2200 to 0600and a>gimme full power nao!!!button.Wouldn't mind doing that shit with a d-pad on the thermostat or per app and bluetooth, if it's an open standard and I could use some FOSS app on my PC, should the phone app stop being supported.
>>107644029I buy fans directly from Arctic on eBay. Their open box shit was cheaper than Ali last time I checked.>>107644351It's nice to wake up to good news for once.
how are these Jginyue motherboards? Anyone here use them before? They have great value for the price, half of what the big 4 costs
Asking here for now since /mkg/ is dead (it's chinkshit related anyway)Do you guys know of any Redragon keyboard models that are 5-pin (or anything besides Outemu) compatible?This is the only "reputable" brand that I can find cheap-ish models locally, most other stuff end up costing considerably more because of customs
>>107615297I used the 3 off 29 one and so far so good, no cancellation
https://x.com/danielhe4rt/status/2003160991438426502I mean, if someone called a chat client "ChristTalk," it would be reasonable to assume that the person who made it was a Christian. That's likely where they drew their inspiration.It doesn't help that 'fans' gaslight people who call this out.It's a disc client, so everyone who uses this is 764 until proven otherwise. Courts have due process. I have suspicions.
>>107646866I already made the point. I'm laughing at your inability to understand it. Is it cognitive or psychological?
>>107646869How does that imply that Discord, a name with a fairly apparent semiotic purpose relating to the application's perceived value, alludes to anything related to Greco-Roman mythology?
>>107646886>I already made the point. I'm laughing at your inability to understand it. Is it cognitive or psychological?Laughing at your own jokes is a sign of mental retardation.
>linux onlyuseless
>>107646934Don't name projects after religious symbols if you don't want to be associated with religious symbols. If you couldn't figure that out without somebody directly telling you, then you have no business telling people what is and isn't nonsense, or what is and isn't a sign of mental retardation.
I once tried to learn C++ but so many things just sucked:The syntax, headder files, 1000 ways to do the same thing, the ((meta-)meta-) "build" system(s) and overall the feeling of the language:It is like someone had continuously updated his hobby project without concerning other users.I want to learn a modern language instead and chose Zig out of Rust or Zig as Rust seemed gay-coded to me.Is it a good decision to learn Zig? Will Zig stay?
>>107645788It's a fucking programming language. Once you learn one it's really fucking easy to switch to another so you're never wasting your time. Zig is dogshit imo because its build system is as complex as tard wrangling gcc or clang and it's syntax is as ugly and messy as Rust/C++'s. It's the worst of both worlds. Odin is the only modern systems language that has clean syntax and a braindead easy build system but it's a meme lang, like Zig, but unlike zig it is only used by indie game devs meaning it's probably already dead. If you want a systems language that will be around in 10 years time your only legitimate options are C and regrettably Rust.
>>107645788Zig is a conceptually poor language and Zig vs Rust vs C is a false dichotomy. Both languages are build over the foundation of C.
>>107645921I have heard that Zig has growing adoption in new languages. I is also compatible with C/C++ so if it is true what you have said, that it is not hard to learn a new language and Zig has benefits over C/C++ but is also able to maintain projects written in C/C++ it should be growing?
>>107645966>I is also compatible with C/C++No they removed that. Also, the zig compiler has never successfully built the full version of itself. It can still only be bootstrapped.
for low level languages, you benefit heavily by being (very) familiar with C semantics. This applies doubly so for meme languages because you will eventually want to interface with C libraries due to sheer volumeknowing about some of c++'s warts also helps, because features are often motivated by what went wrong in c++
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Can someone prove if Android is automatically deleting epub files? I just woke up this morning to find all my epub files missing
>>107644843No, it sucksIf you really want linux then check ubuntu touch or plasma mobile best supported phone list and choose one
>>107645760i still have a year old epub in my xiaomi's download folder
>>107645760Turn on show hidden files
>>107637044>>107639172thanks anons. never heard of redmagic. I'll look into it.
>Uber charges more if the app detects you have less than 15% batteryhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlmLdvCM-ZI
>>107645197>your idolkek, not my idol in the slightest little boy
>>107644747Nvidia has been doing illegal, anti-competitive, monopolistic shit before the orange man even registered as existing in your brain btw
>>107645721dont ask questions, goy!
>>107646133>inb4 orange man derangement syndromeyoure wrong about absolutely everything theredonald trump was in fact in home alone 2
>>107645562GET BEHIND ME DOKTORCHARGE ME
overrated and not useful if you actually do any kind of work.
>>107645984My Arch + KDE install went smoothly and has worked perfectly fine for months now except at the start when my NVMe kept failing every few hours. I had to put the nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0 kernel parameter to stop my NVMe from falling asleep or something. I only know this cause someone in the Linux general gave me this tip. The Arch wiki insists this is out of date for some reason.
>>107645984filtered XD
>>107646337his meme is about arch and ubuntu, retard.>>107646337>ubuntu can't do anything beyond embedded systemsalready an easy win for ubuntu, since arch isnt used for anything serious and is a toy.
>>107646079fpbp>>107646484artix has more packages in their repos, they used to have signal-desktop in their official repos before arch would have italso, artix has waterfox and many other packages in their official repositories, unlike arch>>107646209hahaha>>107646283i've used ubuntu and linux mint before, they are unstable and outdated pieces of shit that break all the timei have a friend which has ubuntu and it is the same for himarch / artix just worksalso, cope meme XD>>107646337this
>>107645984Server people don't like arch, Workstation people don't like arch, "I will install this on grannies PC" -people don't like arch. Heck even freetards don't like arch.Arch is just for people that are afraid of gentoo. Arch is the illusion of "building your own os". Sure, valve chose arch, but even they hold back packages and use an immutable base and you (the user) are just installing flatpaks.
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I have a 7020 Micro my IT guy gave me that I'm trying to get working as NVR but I can't add any HDDs.Problem is I can add a M2 to Sata but nowhere can't i find anything about providing power. any tips?ideally I'd like to just mount some volumes via my NAS but I read it's not ideal if you're doing continuous NVR.
got a pi with the goal of setting up dns-level adblocking for the entire house. what's the best setup so my boomer parents don't get ransomwared or redirected to some scam website?
>>107646907Pi hole? just don't be too aggressive with the block lists, can interfere with normal boomer bullshit
>>107646884Need a NAS
>>107646938so I have a NAS which I use to store my media but I read that continuous RW over NAS especially for NVR is NOT recommended and to instead use NAS as the backup. Is that not the case?
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>>107646041>His name is Florian! I'll try Nazi James McAvoy for you.Just reminded me of McAvoy from the side, kek.
>>107646066Well here you go anyways :)
>>107646132KEK noice
>>107645625>>107646041>tfw eating cold borsh together with Dima on a monday morning after a long weekend of drinking
Is .NET better than Java nowadays
>>107646620both are based and will replace C++ in many of the areas its used in the coming decades
>>107646620True, but they both still suck.
>>107646620Both suck, but the JVM is more portable.
>>107646620Probably.
>>107646883>two more decadeskek
