>>106501687
Caste and nepotism desu

>>106501687
Appointed by the ruling class kikes to make things harder for the white man

>the capitalists dont want more money so they lick the less educated person
Imagine being this delusional. Maybe its simply that the white chud is screaming about minorities while the indian guy is studying astrophysics at university

>>106501730
Indian people hate themselves and worship jews too...

>>106501687

ten 1x programmer are more solid than one 7x programmer you can see words coming

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>>106501216
idc I like it

>>106501270
sure, as long as it doesn't fuck you in the ass

>>106501132
Where do you plan to fit in with your tinkertranny stinkpad? Definitely not in any respectable tech career.

Just get an M4 MacBook Pro.

>>106502690
Good morning SAAR!

>>106502704
Uhhh.. okay Timmy?

Hacked, I've got your IP: 127.0.0.1

>>106502578
if someone has physical access to the device in the first place to where they can input that. they can get past it in 10s of other ways
the illusion of security

>>106502578

tf i put book where my pass are

>>106502578
the password for both my pc and wifi is unironically "password"
same password for 10 years
every now and then i check out of curiosity to see the connected devices to my wifi
for 10 years no one has ever tried to connect
if they connect i would change the wifi password but no one ever has

>>106500933
Says the person posting other people's pictures to make a point about himself lol

>couldn't convince anyone that javascript and python are real languages
>starts spamming interracial couples (of which the poster is not a party)
Kek

>>106484583
There are many styles of buttplugs. A star isn't even a common type from looking at those degen sites. A butthole, however, looks like a radially sudivided circle pretty universally, so your logic simply doesn't follow, or is completely niche. It can only work in the "stars" as buttplugs circles of deviants.

>>106501974
That's the equivalent of saying that circles remind you of burgers and triangles of ice creams. Radially subdivided circles are simply that much simpler and ubiquitous a shape than stars. If you see a butthole there, you might as well start calling philips screws "poopshoot screws", and the Xor operator as "anal operator". It's simply a very faggot thing to think.

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Timmy seethe is eternal kek

>>106497035
>rx macro for Elisp?
Where do I begin?

>>106499635
C-h f rx

It has a detailed and well-organized docstring. Try doing simple things in the REPL, too. It'll help you get a feel for it.

ELISP> (setq p (rx "#" (group (= 2 hex)) (group (= 2 hex)) (group (= 2 hex))))
"#\\([[:xdigit:]]\\{2\\}\\)\\([[:xdigit:]]\\{2\\}\\)\\([[:xdigit:]]\\{2\\}\\)"

ELISP> (setq s "#655A7C")
"#655A7C"

ELISP> (string-match p s)
0
 (#o0, #x0, ?\C-@)
ELISP> (match-string 1 s)

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>>106458549
>https://github.com/seancorfield/honeysql
pretty gud

>>106499733
why it works differently in re builder?

>>106498643
I write telemetry software and it started with the same code

>>106500338
a experienced developer can have this shit decompiled and labeled within hours. it would take me, a internet shitposter using hardware that would be considered shitty 15 years ago, around a week + 5 -2 days.

iato is the software i use, but ive heard really good things about ghidra too. i just use it because i need to strip down pretty much all modern software before i can use it.

what matters more for defending youtube clients is the way it interacts with youtube servers, not anything else in them.
the "arms race" type of setup can exist, its just that even for a megacorp like youtube its just not worth any serious effort.

only a small part of the overall code would need to be changed anyways so even if they did care it wouldn't be that big a deal.

>>106501726
Nope, when I press the up key a pop up says the volume is already at 100% even though the slider is at ~75%

>>106501844
just got done reading through it, you should definitely have multiple people review your code with you. or just use other existing solutions.

i'm not going to go into details, but i will say a few things because it bugs me a lot:

just using c doesn't make code faster/better. c offers a lot of control, so in other words its up to the person writing the code to take advantage of that freedom.

config files are useful for more than just storing user preferences and whatnot.

the unix philosophy of just doing one thing and doing it good is great and all but honestly thats not like a rule or anything. if it makes your code better and it makes sense to do so you should group multiple things into the same function. i.e. if you only use a function once, did it really need to be a separate function?

look up cves for shit, just because you are still able to use a particular library doesn't mean its safe.

>>106502084
does it actually get louder when you move the slider instead? if not its just the old graphical bug.

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>>106502256
would you elaborate more on the details
what are the problems with the code?
what do you have in mind for config files?
what "particular library" are you mentioning?
>if it makes your code better and it makes sense to do so you should group multiple things into the same function. i.e. if you only use a function once, did it really need to be a separate function?
i like breaking a long routine into separate functions so that they are self documenting with the function name and can be possibly reused in the future

>>106493667
Ahh, so I post an image once with no other context and I get b& for avatarfagging. Then this tranny posts the same anime girl over 9000 times and gets away scott free

>>106501119
>Definitely isn't because of the fake Ukraine war and having the highest GDP out of all of the listed countries

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>>106498901
Apple is white.

>>106502106
>Ukraine war
That spike is long over, this chart is for the second half of 2024
>The highest GDP
Then why has Luxembourg cheaper energy?
Surely their GDP is higher than germanys

>>106500778
convenient

>>106488426
What are you talking about nigger? Android apps do let you do free premium trials after which they lock the premium features unless you pay and the app notify it does in the app, this show Apple retards love to be scammed

>>106502378
there's someone in tel aviv with the only copy of 8000 TB of porn

>>106502531
but enough about epstein's mossad handler

>>106502378
even in 2020 pornhub was hardly relevant. it never was a top tube site.
now it's totally irrelevant.

>>106502562
m8 they're all mirrors run by the same company

>>106502564
nope, pornhub doesn't like to pirate content that their parent company produces. other tubes have no such issues.

>>106493358
Also, never forget the scam effect on this stat. Ranascammy made a billion by scamming investors, so this makes his income look GREAT. However, its a scam so its a net negative to the US economy because all those investors took a loss so its a net negative.

India's economy is basically like this; one big ponzi scam.

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>>106501658
>The Jew is still not the majority and exploit White empathy for all of the abuses. If "White" kindness evaporates then the nepotistic races will too.

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>>106502109
Stinky filthy shitjeet

I kinda feel bad for jeets, they have smaller cocks than chinks and many will die to a train before even touching a vagena, such a sad fate

>>106495974
jamie, pull up the list of nobel prices, sort the countries by amount

>>106502500
This isn't reddit

>koff is into diapers
Always knew he was based

>>106502503
What do you mean?

>>106500610
You do not have a PhD.

>>106500900
Embezzlement.

>>106499062
It's a left-leaning website that regularly censors information. Use it to look up the dates of events, vidya release info and other static details but the rest isn't trustworthy.
>>106500610
Many such cases.

>>106501095
>It's a left-leaning website
Let me guess all universities are also left wing indoctrination camps. Let me guess reality itself has a liberal bias. Why are all high tech science stem people ao goddamn liberal its definetly a conspiracy by (((anyone named by trump))))

>>106501095
are you trying to imply that every encyclopedia ever written that has been used in academia has a left wing bias?

>>106502556
im whiter than you
and your genes are fucked, non human

>>106502561
You're so brown that having to add one commandline option to solve your non-issue makes you seethe in pure rage.

>>106502581
>n-no, u
peak 80 iq
everyone clap now

>>106500956
>>106501640
Beef IDE's built-in debugger.

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Amazing difference in execution speed depending on if a variable is named A or named Z.

>>106496680
AAAAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

because you're too lazy to self host.

>>106496680
>9 months ago
Not in the dataset.

>>106495725
>public enum
good morning saar

>>106500300
It's literally the suggested auto complete in OP's pic you fucking moron.

>>106502281
Did you do something novel? That's the point of making engines at all. The last cool novel thing about 3D engines I've heard was the PS4 Dreams engine, which was based around 3D signed fields.

>>106502317
I did several novel things but they weren't rendering related

>>106502317
The modified lumberyard engine for Star Citizen is pretty impressive. The massive seamless world system is pretty cool. I guess No Mans Sky did something similar but they used procedural generation and it's not really online.

>>106502324
Okay, that's good enough.

Anyone use a visibility buffer approach instead of a traditional deferred pipeline. The tldr is you write the triangle and object id to the display. Then when shading you can just do vetex pulling to get all the info you need. The advantage is you need less memory bandwidth. I'm going to try it. I like experimental techniques

Hardstyle is dead?
No! I'm making some right now!!!

https://vocaroo.com/1nFpHaXpGQo0

>>106496002
Why limit this mindset to producing? It applies to every field! :)

>blow 90 bucks on a new MIDI keyboard
>start enjoying my old one more instead
Well, I guess I'm throwing that shit straight on the scrap heap.

>>106500332
can i have it

>>106500593
>90 bucks
do you really want it?