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>>106496732
LLMs must have been a godsend for ESLs

>>106496732
All LLMs suck

>>106496732
invent a simple riddle, no ai will be able to solve it
however, deepseek is the least bad

>>106496799
I only use it in my native language, you lingafranca nigger

>>106496984
>invent a simple riddle, no ai will be able to solve it
Well, why not test it now? Come up with a novel riddle and post the LLM attempt to solve it.

>>106496067
True in the op case, obviously, but in general no. If the bounds checking were removed, then (and only then) people might craft malicious files that exploit the lack of checking. As long as bounds checking is there, no such files will be crafted, so it's fair to say it's "always" correctly predicted. But we can modify the statement to "always [for non-malicious, uncorrupted files]" and still come to the same conclusion.

>>106496129
see >>106495962
Games don't need complexity of fontslop, in fact, no software does, kill yourself with your shitty self invented problems, literally no good format causes nonsense like that.

>>106494069
you can just clamp start to end using a single bitwise operation funnily enough

>>106493634
Lisp is just academoidslop that as all academoidslop sucks in the real world

>>106494585
Writing correct bounds checking is actually quite annoying. Especially so if you are working with binary files loaded into memory.

if((ptr + offset + length) < end)
  error;

Consider the above, its wrong because of overflow. Its an absolute pain in the ass to make sure that every bounds check respects overflow. Sure you can make helper functions, but there are so many different variations that it quickly becomes a mess.

>>106496691
Someone much smarter than you could learn a lot in the process of attempting and failing at this. But you will learn nothing.

>>106496691
To bad you'd have to turn it all into unsafe rust.

>>106496756
bindings na those introduce all the pitfalls of the binded language into the new language.

I was thinking of using moses langauge trnaslator Im retard for even thinking that it was going to work?

>>106496816
Your big ideas will work if you know a tech lead at Google

fug you all im going to use regex for my transpiler!

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>>106496915
Oh wow, thank you. What are the odds, eh?

Redirector extension... Hmm. Sounds nice and very interesting to me, but would this work with somebody elses iPad in a local area network with WiFi!? I think they have no broser extensions there, surely there must be a solution like squid that still works for them as well?

>>106496952
yeah youll want to do it on the router level then
so your make a machine on the local network that will act as a proxy that does the filtering.
your router -> squid proxy/firewall filtering -> device
thats much more complex not worth it at all t b h but goodluck!

>>106495799
which level of quasiquote/unquote to use can be confusing

>>106495898
The lambda forms can't be quoted in the macroexpanded form. Which means the macro has to expand into something that looks like:

(list (cons (rx form) (lambda () form))
      (cons (rx form) (lambda () form))
      ...)

>>106495192
It's not that offensive. I just wanted to check to see if I was missing something obvious.

>>106487001
Bump

Who came up with the rx macro for Elisp? The API design is brilliant. I really like how rx-define and rx-let can be used to make regexps more reusable and composable.

>>106493743
>mint
Retard following retards' advice.

Use Saar Linux instead. Very good! Very high quality!

>>106494507
You're free to join the project and start working on it.

>>106493743
What's the point of Linux when windows and macOS exist?

>>106493743
Anon... You don't want to go down like this. Being the guy who can't install Mint isn't a good look. Did you get Cinnamon?

>>106482236
ECMA is alright IMO, just because it got taken by 25 IQ shitskin jeets doesn't make it a bad lang, JS is and should always be a browser language, it serves its purpose

>>106468491
Stop using Microsoft products then

>>106496746
>implying

>>106476135
Looks like Detroit.

>>106496414
It really all started with the "DO NOT REDEEM" video. Once that went viral, it was over.

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Currently looking for a laptop to use at work and play vidya (at work too).
Found a second-hand Razer Blade 17 from 2022 for sale near me.
>i9-12900H
>RTX 3080 Ti
>4K 144Hz
>32 GB RAM
>1TB SSD
1300€
How goo or bad is this deal? What would be a fair price?

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>>106493839
The Core of Earth is an exotic solid state of matter related to crystalized iron--it isn't liquid.
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>>106493826
Nab one of the larger moons from Saturn or Jupiter and put it in orbit around Mars.

If you want to terraform: Venus has always the superior choice on every metric. Cook up some custom microbes to live in the atmosphere and eat their way down through the greenhouse gasses while working from blimps above the worst of the atmosphere.

>>106496420
You can get better for less. You don't really need an i9 in a laptop it just runs to hot to not be throttled. If you really want it offer them 1100 which is still more than I'd pay for any laptop. There honestly isn't really such thing as a gaming laptop.

>>106474963
Hi /sqt/, anon from /tttt/ here (although that has nothing to do with this)

I got a new windows computer recently but couldnt be bothered to buy a windows liscence for it, however the constant 'activate windows' sign is annoying the tits off of me so i'm caving in and thinking of getting one.
Could i transfer the old windows liscence over from my old computer? Or could you even point me in the right direction to get a liscence? (perferably for cheap/free of course :p)

Ty in advance anon's :)

>>106496827
Literally read the post you're replying to.

>>106496453
>Venus has always the superior choice on every metric.
It's also easier to fly to Venus than to the Moon since it requires less energy.
Of course, there's the minor inconvenience of a crushing pressure and 400+ C temperature on its surface.

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>no more lazy-girl jobs for techoylems

>>106496648
I bought and am actively consuming a cheap bottle of red wine.

We do this for 40 years and then we die.

Lol you know you're living in a big tech city when the local movie theaters play Hindi and Tamil language movies... without subtitles

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>no plans this weekend
I guess I'll play video games with my bros, but how depressing. I'm getting old enough that this is no longer socially acceptable
Lo, how the mighty have fallen. I've gone from fucking new srat pussy every week to a dry spell with no end in sight
/blog

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how do you reverse the microservice spam in big tech companies
our team of 6 has genuinely reached the point where we manage 12 different deployments across 4 tech stacks each with their own separate database, redis and kafka topics

>a computer told me to do it
worse excuse than son of sam LMOA

Phenotype status?

>>106493709
>being a white man makes you inherently want to murder innocent people
They're not innocent, and they're *not* people.

>>106496446
>One less school full of elementary school children gunned down at least.
This is transphobic hate speech. Violence is the only language that marginalized people can use that the rethuglican beast system understands. To take away their ability to respond to a system that's literally trying to kill them is to silence their voices.

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>>106493869
>The chatbot once analyzed a Chinese food receipt and claimed it contained "symbols" representing his mother and a demon
You'd have to be pretty far gone to give GPT a prompt that would return something like this. If a normal person gave it an image of a receipt and asked what it saw, it wouldn't start talking about fucking demon symbols

only mentally ill trannies and pedos still post itt

>>106462334
>rolling distro with lts kernel
Cursed

>>106496831
stop trying to lump us with trannies, that's offensive

>>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

>>106496451
oh ok in that case you need to learn OOP

>>106496618
Yeah I think so. Any book recommendations?

>>106496673
no
just do stuff and then refactor
CS books are a meme unless you are going for the really advanced stuff, which you aren't
you just learn by doing

watch a youtube/udemy/whatever course and then just do stuff
make it work
and then keep refactoring

>>106496883
this

https://teachyourselfcs.com/
Look up a bunch of stack overflow or reddit threads and see what is mentioned the most

>>106496011
It's not the same.
Gitea offers a cloud/SaaS instance with some proprietary features under a enterprise licence, the list of proprietary features are here: https://about.gitea.com/pricing/
Both their cloud instance and the self-hostable gitea instance have enterprise features proprietary and locked behind a subscription.
Forgejo is purely free software with no proprietary features. Codeberg is the non-profit association and it has a public instance with the same name, they develop Forgejo but they do not ask for money nor they offer enterprise features, they just ask for donations to keep developing their projects and to keep hosting their servers.

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>>106493227
gitgud and stop making this thread, nigger

>>106496199
Does Forgejo provide all the proprietary features of Gitea enterprise and all the features of the Codeberg SaaS version?

>>106495320
Is this real

>>106493227
OneDev

>>106495015
lmao

>>106488180
Love old boomboxes though I would love to know how to polish and remove scratches off them. Damned things have the worst plasticizer on them. These things keep me awake at night that's why I smoke so much pot. A refuge from my phobia of scratching nice things. Car doors are a nightmare to deal with NEVER LET YOUR STONER FRIENDS BORROW SHIT
you get it back and the Xbox 360 remote smells like they wiped their ass and didn't wash their hands
Cause of pipe resin
I wouldn't smoke if the ocd didn't drive me nutso but all in all I still would cause it's a lot of fun and escape from the incessant fragility of things

>>106488180
Smartphones are harder to scratch believe it or not. Drop that boom box with a cd in it I dare you

>>106488180
No, I'm not a zoomer nostalgic for something he's never experienced. Modern alternatives are often just superior. Not always, but in most cases.

>people who weren't alive at the time pretending they were for some reason
I'm pretty sure any shitty bluetooth speaker I pick up would mog the absolute fuck out of that old shit. Zoomers want to be a less useless generation so badly that they pretend absolute GARBAGE is some peak. Fucking fags.

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>>106494599
I don't think so, I asked with my gmail and it was ok.

>>106480944
>I'll love being called a retarded faggot by someone who actually knows what they're talking about
oh no no no

>>106494636
oh, well is it worth getting into

>>106479572
mailing lists

>>106488363
reddit.moe