>>106488582
I'll feed you in exchange for writing Common Lisp

>>106495192
>The lambdas wont be byte compiled

(lambda (c) (cons (eval (car c)) (byte-compile (cdr c))))

>>106486568
this makes me wonder how many other anons are writing softcore telemetry software in lisp
what kind of behemoth could we make if we all pooled together?

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>Developing a Space Flight Simulator in Clojure
https://www.wedesoft.de/software/2025/09/05/clojure-game/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3687560/sfsim/
https://github.com/wedesoft/sfsim

>>106498308
From: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45145794

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why is the wiki a stub

>>106495929
something weird is very obviously going on with that image though. The paper lines aren't straight, the ink color shifts in the middle of the line, hands are still wrong in even non convincing ways.
>>106496014
This is much more convincing, but the text is too clean and the paper texture is too canned.

>>106495448
They're really not, their number is actually growing in all platform, and I don't even need to tell about people's opinions on those integrated gen tools. All artfags I follow use Clip Studio Paint these days, anyway.
Again, go out of your bubble, take stroll around the different boards, check the art posted, try to see the ratio between gens vs the hand drawn, hopefully it'll snap you out of it.

>>106496209
Csp is used because it's cheap, same with SAI.
Adobe is still industry standard and procreate is SUPER common too

>>106494197
I make 150k a year coding and our business is getting more work than ever because we specialize in cleaning up AI/jeet messes.

A long time ago, to try to catapult his own career, Lunduke tried to ruin Stallman's life. This was over a decade ago before others started doing it.

He had this weird video podcast called "Linux Action Show" or some shit, where he portrayed himself as a free software supporter and educator, except all he did was attack free software.

In one episode, Stallman said what he has always said for decades. That proprietary developers will have to find a new job if freedom wins.

Lunduke (a proprietary dev) only pretends to like freedom. He doesn't know what freedom is. The only thing he knows about it is that it's "open source".

That's why Lunduke was so vividly furious when he found out what Stallman said.

Instead of arguing against Stallman's statement, he spent the rest of the interview and in the next videos digging up Stallman's posts about age of consent and claiming that Stallman hates children and wants to starve children to death because children can't survive without proprietary work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn9WWVmINGg&t=2182s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=radmjL5OIaA&t=1251s
https://web.archive.org/web/20140208024329/https://lunduke.com/2012/03/11/stuff-richard-stallman-said-on-the-linux-action-show/

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>>106496516
Lunduke's usecase?

Usecase for Lunduke? He seems like a dramatuber to me.

so he's a jew that's accused as being a fascist nazi by the gnome footfags?

>>106496516
shit bait content is whatever but the 15 or so basedfaces he keeps recycling pisses me off more than anything for inexplicable reasons

>>106463160
I'm a tranny and I do neither, I'm staying single and chaste till I die and have deluded myself into thinking it's based. Except if a guy gifted me something really cool like a butterfly thinkpad then I might consider marrying him but that wouldn't happen because I'm not worth that

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Sup /g/, long time no see.

Last time I was here I was running EndeavourOS after switching from Windows. Since then I’ve learned a lot about Linux. I ended up nuking my system a couple of times before finally going with Arch, and honestly my experience has been rock solid.

>>106483182
What are you using for your fetch/system information?

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>>106462054

>>106498225
and you still couldn't understand why you were chased off, and why you couldn't make it even 1 day without posting a why me, im the victim cry cry cry post, yikes!

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>>106498282
counter argument: you smell bad and no one loves you

jeets will name a street after you for providing them with media they'll never seed

>>106496366
You mean XOR?

>>106497958
Here's the globe program I modified: https://github.com/adamsky/globe

Here's the command line argument I added:
.arg(
Arg::new("output")
.short('o')
.long("output")
.display_order(2)
.help("Send the initial location to standard output and then terminate"),
)

Here's the print function I made to make text that can be fed into non-terminal programs:
/// Prints globe canvas to stdout without terminal operations.
fn simple_print_canvas(canvas: &mut Canvas, term_size: &(u16, u16), stdout: &mut Stdout) {

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>>106498002
Here's the custom "output" functiont that renders a single frame and then terminates:
/// Output mode prints the initial location to the terminal and then exits.
fn start_output(settings: Settings) {

let mut stdout = stdout();
let mut term_size = (30, 30);
let mut canvas = if term_size.0 > term_size.1 {
Canvas::new(term_size.1 * 8, term_size.1 * 8, None)
} else {
Canvas::new(term_size.0 * 4, term_size.0 * 4, None)
};

let mut cam_zoom = settings.cam_zoom;
let mut cam_xy = 0.;

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>>106498007
And here's what the Conky text looks like to request the animation frames:

${if_updatenr 1}${exec /path/to/globe/binary -ol 0.25,0.6}${endif}
${if_updatenr 2}${exec /path/to/globe/binary -ol 0.35,0.6}${endif}
${if_updatenr 3}${exec /path/to/globe/binary -ol 0.45,0.6}${endif}
${if_updatenr 4}${exec /path/to/globe/binary -ol 0.55,0.6}${endif}
${if_updatenr 5}${exec /path/to/globe/binary -ol 0.65,0.6}${endif}
${if_updatenr 6}${exec /path/to/globe/binary -ol 0.75,0.6}${endif}
${if_updatenr 7}${exec /path/to/globe/binary -ol 0.85,0.6}${endif}
${if_updatenr 8}${exec /path/to/globe/binary -ol 0.95,0.6}${endif}
${if_updatenr 9}${exec /path/to/globe/binary -ol 0.05,0.6}${endif}
${if_updatenr 10}${exec /path/to/globe/binary -ol 0.15,0.6}${endif}

>>106497604
is there a way to do this so that you can still pass it as an input file to gcc normally?

I only ever ask retarded questions and no one ever calls ME cute >:(

>>106498207
ok qt

>>106498207
You need to post pictures of yourself in a umaru cosplay.

>>106498197
yes, because i dont live on this board and suck jannie dick like you do.

>>106498238
Haha nothing cuter than a newcutie stamping his cute little feet.

>>106493145
>faggotbook

>>106496979
I think the issue is more, GPT prolly shouldn't be claiming chink takeaway receipts are proclamations from The Devil Himself under any prompt.

>>106497165
SAAAARRRRRRR

>>106493145
Obviously rooded and likely had meth or some other stimulant induced psychosis
Chatbot might've pushed him over the edge but no one stable looks or acts like this

>>106493145
>New York Post
So in other words none of that happened and the article itself is probably written by ChatGPT

debian actively holds open source back and should be abandoned, the amount of effort in maintaining 10 year old packages working and backporting crap could be used in actually making anything else better

>>106497981
don't forget red hat, suse and ubuntu
all have 10 years support. 5 years of features generally, so those back ports are probably the worst offenders. the 5 nore years security updates are probably not that much work

>>106497920
>some stuff that steam and lutris uses come preconfigured out of the box to work with systemd, like esync, it took less than a minute to get it working with sysVinit. But I assume other rendering related stuff will be similar.
I think thats outdated info

>>106497981
>>106498012
You niggers realize the 10 years featureless operating system is meant to target industry grade servers, right? No bank out, for example, there is gonna use anything else. Faulting redhat for actually providing a needed service is retarded. Having package version bumps in critical systems is absolutely retarded. But I wouldn't expect tinker trannies who sees linux as their identity to know better.

>>106498121
if they're gonna have a massive expense every 10 years don't you think they could have a slightly less massive expense every few years if they stayed current? I can't imagine what kind of arcane knowledge a guy has to have to bring rhel 7 into the future.
I wouldn't be surprised if the client just doesn't update anymore

>>106492545
he's ex amd employee tho

>>106493811
Cool it with the anti-semitic conspiracy theories.

>>106492545
This faggot had job offers from multiple different semiconductor companies straight out college with nothing more than a bachelor's degree. He lucked into being born at the exact time to graduate college when the computer industry was in a massive expansion phase. It's pretty much impossible for someone with his credentials to even get a job today and there isn't even one single growth industry left anymore in the first world.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBw4huCadBQ

It's not true, he worked at AMD and LSI logic before founding NVIDIA.

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Why yes anon I do still use Borland Turbo C

>>106497081
Wrote a shitty Forth in C using djgpp. Writing a Forth in assembly is so much nicer so that's what I might do next. I also messed around in dxforth which is quite nice. Wrote a test project to see how graphics output works and set up packet drivers to see how one would do network programming.

MSDOS is unironically a great platform for running single applications.
>>106497878
Why bother when we have FreeDOS which is actively maintained.

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>>106497987
FreeDOS is goated

>>106497987
>Why bother when we have FreeDOS which is actively maintained.
Mainly to exercise my reversing skills

>>106497081
I was thinking about doing a 3d rasterizer in Mode 13h but I got lazy.

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BLOAT!

>>106493091
This but unironically

>>106496142
Any empirical evidence to back that up? Not shitposting BTW.

>>106492989
congrats man
loonix really is the saving grace for any old tech
friend gave me one of those crappy 50 gig hard drive hp laptops, windows 10 wouldn't stop trying to auto update itself even though there literally wasn't room left on the drive. installed debian testing with xfce and she runs like a dream, even the gpu was working out of the box

i love linux

>>106497466

I don't remember how I moved it up top, but I vaguely remember seeing it was an option and thinking "perfect!" because it just felt wrong to look to the bottom of the screen.

>>106497468
I had always been curious aboot Linux. didn't know shit aboot it, except it was different, which interested me. I/we have been Mac since i purchased my first computer as an adult in 2010, so avoiding windows was a plus, I guess.

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>>106496888
>Audio DLSS set to "Quality", disable audio v-sync

>>106496888
this is not real

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>>106496888
Kek anon

>>106496829
It's simply because of the recording medium.
Magnetic tapes aren't as transparent as digital recording making pro-processing more problematic.
They lack the crispy "sizzle" often associated with hi-fi audio.
iZotope RX might be able to help a bit with its spectral recovery tool.

>>106498268
>post-processing

Gerrit

>>106493227
for me, it's code(((berg)))

>>106495070
Git is GPL'd, you retarded cuck license shill faggot.
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/git/git.git/tree/COPYING

>>106497899
this

>>106497976
Can't wait for a Rust tranny to reimplement it and make it free.