Ai is more importanter sir

>>107568400
AI is already one level higher, this is lower level shit.
AI would benefit from any performance increase, doesn't matter where it comes from.

>>107568387
return to analog

>>107568387
quantum will be used to emulate binary computing. binary is too superior

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please pray pragmata. there's even a free demo.

>>107568652
i did
runs well on my 5060 ti

>>107568606
Doubt they will, but they are still making other Zen3 parts so who knows.

>>107568652
I just played it last night. Impressed at how good it looks despite rumors of a downgrade. All maxed out 1440p native 120+ FPS on a 5070.

>>107568663
they must have excess chip making capacity now that literally noone buys am5 mobos or cpus

>>107568438
it probably will, but like jesus christ's second coming, no man knows the day or the hour

What is this "mino" shit? I haven't been here since that nigger skill"god" removed Gemini 3.

>>107568620
ext'd

>>107568620
suck on "mino"ts

>>107568620
Die, locust

>>107567976
>500 GB
Imagine having less than 4tb per piece lmao

>>107567959
Non profit means the company can't make a profit. Doesn't mean they can't pay their employees exorbitant sums of money, in fact it's encouraged because again, the company can't make a profit.

if consumers aren't retarded they can stop this pretty trivially, since consumers ultimately decide what happens to a company, but you faggots just hAvE tO bUY nEw StUFf

>>107565490
The money you are saving from not buying new hardware can be used to buy a Gemini/ChatGPT/Copilot subscription! Win-win!

>>107567993
>Umm thing you dislike is actually le normal.
Thank you saaaar

>>107567178
it's really weird that you keep posting this shit bro, knock it off. there are next to no full size customs anyway so what's your actual argument here? show me a photo of a tranny using an s100

Too forced, honestly

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Freshly finished build.

>>107568013
Looks cute :3

>>107565907
Ok I am gonna go with it, now I need a mouse under 60 bucks because my HyperX Pulsefire FPS Pro is starting to double click after 7 years of service, any recs? It can be wired and not ultra light, just a good gaming mice with a good sensor.

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So, we should expect a drastic spike in software quality?

They should all pivot to making mobile games like Jon did

>>107566395
>eventually, someone's going to figure out how to automate the shitty copy-pasting of boilerplate code that webdevs do
That wasn't particularly insightful, desu.

>>107567917
Yes. The spike points downwards though.

>>107566395
It's not about the tools, it's about internet consolidation - people use just a few services, there is no demand (and fairly speaking - a need) for new websites anymore.

>>107564098
Ocasional reminder: Drew is a trannychaser

>>107564381
congrats, my beaver guy! You have finally learned to use tripcodes.

>>107566837
I think Drew is dysfunctional in every way you can think of.

>>107568506
I like Beaver. He doesn't attention whore or act obnoxious. He just wants to show off his GEGL plugins. A lot more respectable than most of the tripfags I've seen on this site.

>>107564098
>It is over for GNOME/KDE duopoly. A third competitor has entered the chat.
Not really, I don't know why people have this perception. GNOME and KDE are both projects that have been around for decades and have legitimate institutional/corporate backing. COSMIC is developed by a small, boutique computer company. It's a step above a hobbyist DE like XFCE or Cinnamon, but it's no GNOME/KDE. It's more akin to something like Deepin.

>>107568285
Bullshit
If some random Russian guy can come to where I live and make a business while he can barely speak English why can't I?
>>107568308
How do I find one that isn't absolutely dominant?

>>107568246
No. Bitrot is real and maintaining a SAAS is just another form of being a wageslave. Best you can do is develop something and sell it to Meta/Alphabet for $$$ then retire on that

>>107568584
>just make something Meta would want lol :^)

>>107568246
If you could, you wouldn't ask. Back to the cage

>>107568599
Hey I didn't say it's easy, I said it's OP's only potential play to avoid being a wageslave

>>107565794
* Though then again, my own applications stutter due to constant GPU power state switching, so I will probably try 566.36

Is that the one from december of last year? Cause that's the one I'm still on after four attempts from nvidia post 5XXX release still hadn't resolved the inability to wake my monitors from sleep on a 4090

>>107565945
yeah

LMAO

>>107564778
Everything past 58X gives me DPC latency issues for some reason.

>>107565247
flat-args isn't needed, because eshell-eval-using-options flattens args for you by default.

>>107565247
looks cool but why not use image-dired ?

>>107566104
>>107566218
nigga I need this

#+header: :transclude
[[file://path/to/file]]
#+header: :transclude-lines
<TRANSCLUDE-CONTENTS-HERE>

With the regular transclusion, it loses the file link, it becomes invisible, I hate that. Yours keeps it, and openly tells ":transclude"

I need dat. Contribute bac to the org-transclusion/main naoow

Btw, does your thing work with id: links (from org-id library) as well??

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>>107567898
>With the regular transclusion, it loses the file link, it becomes invisible, I hate that
Yeah same reason I made the package.
> Contribute bac to the org-transclusion/main naoow
Use the fucking package no need to configure anything, just use-package after org-transclusion.el and done, I wont be making a pull request to org-transclusion for a while until this thing works flawlessly with the main package. There are some bugs but it's mostly qol stuff and silly shit like the line range thing in the video.
>https://github.com/gggion/org-transclusion-blocks

;; using straight
(use-package org-transclusion
  :straight (:host github :repo "gggion/org-transclusion-blocks")
  :after org-transclusion)

;; or locally
(use-package org-transclusion-blocks
  :load-path "$PATH-TO-PACKAGE"

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>>107566865
must be a Nix user

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Old man Dijkstra

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Le Knuth

The guy who wrote Windows 11 start menu in React and doesn't give a fuck

>>107567047
It's almost like programming is actually kind of hard, and you're not going to write amazing code as a beginner, and can even take several iterations as someone experienced.

>>107568518
>poser and actual nocoder immediately gets mad at pointing out the truth c++ is mostly busywork
lmao indeed

>>107568565
It's not busywork, good software design stands on a foundation of how memory is managed, that's why Java is India's specialty, they're okay walking and living in feces.

>>107568503
>>busywork like manual memory management
>need to allocated it for the caller, just put it into the arena passed as an argument
>need to allocate some temp data, just put it onto scratch arena
yes very much busywork

Next time you turn your tap and water comes out, remember: it's all pointless busywork and going to a well and getting some water with a bucket is practically as efficient, convenient, sterile and overall great, Good day to you saaaars.

>>107568391
Yes, the most advanced and purest art of electrical engineering.
Cniles act smug about actual javascript programmers, but some of us see cniles the same way they see javascript programmers.

>>107568391
>I recommend FORTHmacs but their official way is to use their Windows-based Array Forth simulator and "flash" the entire chip at once.
Purrty much
>I recommend FORTHmacs but their official way is to use their Windows-based Array Forth simulator and "flash" the entire chip at once.

>>107564481
>buffering output and then feeding it to a RAM
Well the first problem would be talking to RAM without a clock.

>>107566004
There's clearly reasons why people don't use this already.

>>107568263
It's weird how we never really properly optimised it in the end.

>>107568567
It isn't weird at all once you understand that it's just all one big experiment.

cnuuy

>>107565675
>>107566008
>>107567479
No trolling outside of /b/

>>107567479
such an indian post

Why isn't there a private tracker for vtubers?

>>107568539
>she doesn't know