>advertising noise cancelling on public transportKek, horrible timing, Apple.
Is there any general way to be able to use a laptop strictly through power without it touching the battery? I know this seems something more suited to a Google search but there's so much conflicting information that I couldn't get a proper answer, sometimes apparently you could simply remove the battery and use it like that, sometimes apparently the laptop won't post without the battery.And there's a bunch of brand specific BIOS stuff that also depends on the laptop model and it's all so confusing.I will mainly be using my laptop intensely and I don't wanna kill the battery because of it, so in general is it bad if I constantly use it while it's plugged in? And if so what are some remedies?
>>106539524It seems the worst that could happen to the laptop is a bios resetIn the event of a power outage, a desktop is also a similar risk, no?
my laptop's battery is broken but it still runs if i keep it plugged, i have no idea why it does this
>>106540218The huge ass power supply exists for a reason.
>>106539524>Battery double as the surge protector so no.lmao this is the kind of shit people post on a fucking tech board nowadays
>>106538961>845 G8I have that exact same laptop. Using it now. Questions?>>106539204>apparently one of the more common issues with the no battery use case is the CMOS battery>Are they connected or work with the main battery in some way?No they just don't exist. You already have a battery that's always connected, you don't need a coin cell as well.
>look up a historical figure>get ONLY ai sloppa and historical figure as gender swapped chinkshit cartoon in the form of templeted short videoswhy
>>106533179>Searching for historical figures on YTYou are the fool, OP, now enjoy a fool's reward!
>>106533179read a fucking book, nigger.
>>106533179>look up a any normal word on google>get ONLY songs / artists / companies and other corporation slop as resultsthis shit radicalizes me more than any propaganda could
>>106533179>make no effort to use a proper search query>cry when the more popular results for the basic query are promotedWhy is /g/ so tech-illiterate? Maybe post fewer threads about indians and "zoomers can't into file managers XD" and spend that time learning how to do simple things instead.
>>106533185Kill yourself, AI jeet
brand new streaming service where anons can go live or chat without registering. has AI bots replying to what happens on the stream and in chat. Streamers compete over who goes live.only 1 user can go live at a time. anyone can take over, even anon. https://onestreamer.live
bots seem pretty good. takes about the average time for an openAI prompt to respond to what is said on stream. how big is the model?
actual friend simulator
>>106540209neat
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>>106537961That clears things up, thank you
>>106539044for some reason I can only type one character in the chat and then it unfocuses the text field
>>106539044>>106539165Not sure why. I'll take a look at the code later.
>>106531107Your class needs a constructor if you want to initialise an instance with values when you create it
Messing around with sprite stacking in C for fun today, here you go
GNU/Lisp Edition
>>106539521yes, no problem. It's an AI remake of this https://news.opensuse.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/xfce-on-tw_header-news-o-o.png but I think I fucked up something during a conversion, it looks bad on dark background
>>106538985based
>>106539616ill check it out thanks!
>>106539655Thank you. It looks great.
Boring cunt here.
i pay 120 dollars a month for this
>>106538045Regulations are for woke pussies
>>106537800>xe doesn't download all his shit super fast so he can get on with work
>>106525323>Lol cuck just upend your entire life and move just to get better internet halfway across the country somewhere Underageb&I'm not saying I support this monopolized oligarchical bullshit, but it's just the way things are and there not a damn thing anyone can do about it
>>106540306I download shit quickly then tell my boss i'm still waiting on the download while i watch youtube/TV.
>>106523617Is that good? In australia ISPs charge around 60-80 aussie dollarydoos for around 100Mbps and it doesn't really get much faster for residential connections, unless you're in some supermodern flat in the middle of melbourne or sydney with FTTP. Internet infrastructure here is 20 years behind the rest of the world.
Anyone work in datacenter/infra?
>>106540401you've just been added to 128 additional lists for your curiosity in data centers
>>106540401hey guys i'm trying to get my marksman and turret operating certs to work at one of these places, any tips?
>paper test in class>ez i'll cruise it>grab the paper, see c program for first exercise>yeah i'll def cook it>>on x86_64 what would the output of this program be>who cares about 86, you old boomer, what's the fucking difference, it's just a c program, your days are over>this question is so fucking easy, you ain't fooling me with pointer arithmetic, i'm a pointer fucking master>a week later>0/5 for this question>my friends who couldn't even READ the program and got confused by the pointer arithmetic eneded up with the same grade as me lol how was i supposed to know what little indians and big indians are ffsand i find it so scary actually that the memory layout isn't as i thought it was lolit was not the exact same code but something like that btw. and ofc on paper there was no shiny color i thought i knew everything but i got humbled HARD though
>>106537370It's fine. Companies here highly value a degree from this university. Got a good job and I earn way more thanks to my degree.Fortunately, I'm skilled at what I do because I learnt that shit in my free time.
>>106537395kek @ GATech
>>106537155I'd give them the points.
Correct answer is UB
>>106540151what's UB besides the pointer location? I think aliasing as bytes is explicitly allowed
lmao, i can't believe i used to pay artists hundreds of dollars for artworkdo you feel bad for artists?
>>106519013that's a big picture
>>106532582I'm a programmer and I use Gemini and Claude heavily at work.I'm less worried about being replaced after how underwhelming GPT-4o => GPT-5 was
>>106532641You are retarded.The visceral response artists display is the right idea, except they are losers screaming at a digital screen.The end goal is the destruction of the middle class and the creation of a clear cut two-tier society: Ultra rich and ultra poor.
>>106533537Same, I go to extreme lengths to filter slop and outright abandon sites that tolerate it.
Lmao my missus wanted some basic art for decorating the kids room but thought the 200 price tag was a bit much for what was an image of basic shapes making a kangaroo and a koala. Instead of buying it from the artist she took the thumbnail and used AI to scale it up and make it look good, and had it printed for 20 bucks.
Make games fun again in one sentence. Go
>>106539195just say youre bad at games and move on
>>106538589games have always been shit, you just thought they were good when you were 10 because you were easily impressed.
give mega-autist gamedevs cost-of-living grants so they can complete their masterpieces in peaceoutlaw all microtransactionsoutlaw all HR/PR/shareholder goonies from influencing a dev's vision
>>106538589ban unreal engine
>>106538589Fire the women
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>>106540141I wanted to be a chemical engineer and synthesize my own drugs but I sucked at chemistry in school
Just lighted my demon cleaning ritual incense. Hopefully I can find a job now...
>>106540141I took sabbatical to try some other shit and it was a huge waste, I'm probably just going to go back to tech and hate my life but be able to pay my bills
>>106540150Ever thought of being a union electrician?
>>106540345What did you try? Interested to hear your story.
>millennials think this was better
>>106537238The OPs video shows tons of annoying popup ads while the uploader is browsing "his" own web site.
>S0VL
Yes the Internet is faster now, but what's the point of it being faster if the content is fucking shit?
56k no way
>>106537207>things load in a sensible order so the page doesn't bounce up and downYes this was better.
>When I tried to figure out what was going on, the language had changed since the last time somebody had posted a description! And so it took days to write a program which in other languages would take maybe five minutes!Is this why most of the rust programmers are trannies? Because they like pain and suffering?
>>106537611libc handles syscall errors internally
>>106529425nta, but the ABI is not just syscalls, you don't know what you're talking about. Ever heard of dynamic linking? Ever heard of calling conventions? Ever heard of program loading? Program loading and parsing is defined by the binary format, which is compiler independent, but dynamic linking and calling conventions are absolutely coupled to the compiler, and since the first compiler used in the construction of any modern system has been the C compiler, those parts of the ABIs are defined by C. This makes it almost impossible to entirely get rid of C as a whole, unless you write an entirely new OS in an entirely different language.
>>106533321If you only ever have to run on a lab PC or HPC, you can just load more cores and memory and charge it to whatever grant program the lab has. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7891784/Also, these are biologists, they flunked out of anything higher than calculus and probably have no clue what a compiler is. What would u suggest them to use?
>>106537796It shunts them into errno and the application still has to choose how to deal with them.>>106539291None of those require C. Some of those conventions were established by what C compilers did but so what? It's like saying you'll never get rid of the PDP because that's what C was originally written for.You could completely eliminate C and it wouldn't matter one jot that you continue to adhere to standards established by it.
>>106533242No, output files. Some of the stuff we run creates 200k+ files in the work directory and if you need to find the step where something broke it's easiest to just grep a known string.Keep in mind scientists are terrible coders.
Is Dart the best programming language yet?I decided to try out Flutter to make a desktop app since every single alternative sucks, but I wasn't expecting the programming language itself to be so comfy.
>>106537852Flutter can be used for desktop apps and Dart can be used to build any type of program.>react native + expoFor the desktop? No, thanks, lmao
>>106537831I like it. It feels like it combines the best parts of Java and JavaScript.>>106537852It's not domain specific. You can write any kind program in Dart, including server software and CLI tools. Though Flutter is its most popular use.>React Native + ExpoStop writing fucking webshit for desktop use.
>>106537831Suck my dick nigger bitch.
>>106537950Yeah, it feels like JS/TS done right. It's a joy to use.
clojuredart is based
