>>106750396
>not much in all honesty, i just like the satisfaction of stallman fulfilling his desire to make a complete foss unix system through gnu instead of only getting 98% of the way there
Yeah but couldn't they just take the parts working form minix and make hurd work?

>>106750134
yes

>>106750128
ive seen that picture on the left before and I genuinely thought that was jack barker from silicon valley

>>106750454
Minix had a non-Free license until 2000.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minix#Licensing

>>106750333
He doesn't know about the reincarnation server

>>106751381
I'm not sure FOSS screeching belongs around Qubes, clearly not the point of the distro

>>106751771
>not compatible with RISC-V
GNU + kernel hardening or Guix.

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>>106751543
For a sequence of trashy side effects I like the idea of folding over options until the first none, then handling the previous somes in a case (like closing descriptors) if necessary

>>106749966
what are the queries for?

>>106744558
https://floooh.github.io/2018/06/17/handles-vs-pointers.html
https://floooh.github.io/2019/09/27/modern-c-for-cpp-peeps.html
there's also philosophies like Data Oriented Design and the relatively famous performance aware programming (by casey muratori), though of course these aren't necessarily unique to C

Swift is the only language I enjoy using I'm just going to stick to it despite not having a Mac. Tooling is not that bad on Linux at least.

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When does it makes sense to use SQLite or any other DB to manage the data of my CGI webapp? Currently I store most my data in memory-mapped files with a bit of locking logic where necessary, but I wonder if it's worth it to just migrate all data into a proper DB and significantly reduce the size of my program.
One point that might speak against using SQL is that my data is user-entered and unclean, so when matching different sources (tables), I have to do some string processing and error-tolerance (i.e. trim the strings, lowercase, which I think is hard to do in SQL? Do hybrid queries make sense, where I grab some data from one table, transform it in a general purpose language, and then do the second step of the query? Perhaps via building temporary tables?

>>106737412
now your music is gpl too oops

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>>106747567

>>106740077
>>106743772
How do I use it with external plugins? I know they added a built-in sample-generating synth but I'd like to use Milkytracker as a sequencer for synths like Surge XT

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Im about to install manjaro with xfce on a laptop mainly to use for renoise. Am i making the right choice or should i spend another few hours reviewing and reading up on a bunch of other distros? Is there anything in the aur thats advantageous or optimizes renoise btw? Thats the main reason i leaned toward manjaro cuz i read you get access to the arch repository which is supposed to have more cutting edge advantage but i have no idea if thatll improve renoise experience

>>106751847
>Im about to install manjaro
>Am i making the right choice
no manjaro is run by fucking morons and breaks when you breathe on it dont take my word for it ask the friendly linux thread

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>>106752303
I bought a $175 dongle just to use this shit outside

>>106752266
kb01 has dem beryllium drivers

I'm going to sell all my iems and buy a seeaudio kaguya ii

>>106752438
been 67 years since i last seen someone mention sneedaudio...

but can kaguya see why kids love cinnamon toast crunch

>>106745812
Bing has been better than Google since 2018 anyway

>>106743917
Ive been using dogpile for an age and its basically google from 2009.

>>106743962
Absolute nigger tier list that is outdated by 6-7 years.
Leave your 2018 copypasta back in 2018

>>106743962
>All this seething in the replies
Good list, it made them very afraid

>>106750275
All of these still work you dorkass loser

Do we continue to call modern AMD64 CPUs "x86" even though the ISA has been extended so many times and far removed from the original 16 bit arch due to.. reasons?

>>106751288
for as long as they execute x86 instructions natively

>>106742761
libgen uptime monitors:
https://www.libgen.help/
https://open-slum.org/

>>106742965
>ultragay monitor
No one knows what that is. Speaka'da'english!

>>106742396
pc tv monitor died. how to use laptop monitor as pc monitor?

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Im going insane there is this image that always got posted in these threads of a peak accurate paint image of a dude with a holier than thou smugface , and the poster is asking for someone to post the original image
Does anyone have it
I tried drawing the guy from memory but i only draw anime girls sorry

>>106750528
>>106751169
On a second, 4am glance, it might not even be for floats lmao. I'm dumb. The leading zero is essentially be a logarithm.

The things you misinterpret at 3am.

>>106751444
The Dr Dre macfag?

bump

>>106739876
>0x3030303030303030
https://youtu.be/MyvwacFNPxc

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>>106740303
>mine
mine
>mine
mine
>mine
mine
>mine
mine

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>>106751930
That's not the original. This is https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/4001037

>>106752306
simple and clean, i like it :)
pape?

>>106752329
thanks!
https://github.com/dharmx/walls/blob/main/apeiros/a_group_of_tall_buildings_with_clouds_in_the_sky.png
that whole repo has some good stuff

>>106752243
Fuck, I accidentally uploaded the wrong image. Just follow the link for the highest quality version.

>>106752040
cmon maaaaaan

>>106751959
whats the difference between dollar general and nordstrom

You guys are trying to make disabo go super nova?

>>106751959
whats the difference between my butt and my ass??

a heavier mouse i more precise

Any clones of the MX Anywhere 2 or 3S?

>>106752366
pebcak

>>106752396
exactly

>>106752349
I don't need that many, just a few and a good wheel.

>>106751852
For some niche shit it's also invaluable. I've ran across things with shit documentation where AI was able to answer my questions that were nowhere in documentation. Of course you still gotta deal with hallucinations and go through everything it gives you.

i expect to have retirement money in a decade so it probably won't affect me either way (i'll keep working as long as it makes sense) but i only see this going 2 ways: one, somehow the tech improves to the point where only real big corps like ms and amazon still have dedicated programmers (think what happened to dbas) or two, there's too much shit code that needs to be fixed and the demand for actual programmers increases/better pay etc

>>106751942
>I've ran across things with shit documentation
then its better to just read the sourcecode if its on github

>>106751977
and in either case there will be less juniors which probably means better salaries for whoever keeps working in the field

>>106747856
I was told by tech sales guy at Microsoft that if I wanted a job at MS I should start using github copilot to write as much of my code as possible because they literally require it there.

>>106742087
Would be interested in seeing how they classify first worlders. There has to be a schizo category of some sort.

>>106745687
thats good though they can tell shareholders that number of users is up!

>>106739980
How do you prevent it?

>>106744143
the idea is to simulate a user clicking around the actual website and watching videos in the browser, so yes 4M is a safe realistic speed.

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>>106752265

i miss the master/slave/cable select jumper otherwise i dont miss the speed or low densities

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>>106750806
yooooooooo!

>>106748773
>intelligent drive
How smart was it?

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>>106749105
Nah they weren't, those were quite speedy before SSDs replaced them. Never had any heat problems either.

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>>106749549
useless trivia:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL2xriqNpRI
>"Sans logique" was actually recorded twice due to technical problems in the studio. The sentence "this is a blank formatted diskette" (sampled from an Ensoniq Mirage), which can be heard in the introduction of the song and later on, refers to this problem and was kept in the finished product.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ensoniq_Mirage
>The Mirage was one of the first consumer products to utilize the then-new Microfloppy 3.5-inch floppy diskette format
When it formatted a 3.5 floppy is wrote to it the vocal declaration, "this is a blank formatted diskette".

>>106749777
checked.
>i imagine rms death will be the true test for emacs chads.
rustroons with their "rust transitioning tools" are already circling around us.

おれemacをたべる

I fucking get DSLs now, I still don't get the finer points of scheme syntax stuff, but look at this:

(define-syntax numeric-sexp->dual
  (syntax-rules (+ - expt * / sin cos tan)
    [(_ (+ arg1 arg2 ...))
     (dual-add (lift-sexp arg1) (lift-sexp arg2 ...))]

    [(_ (+ arg1) ) (lift-sexp arg1)]

    [(_ (- arg1 arg2 ...))
     (dual-sub (lift-sexp arg1) (list-sexp arg2 ...))]
    
    [(_ (expt base exponent) ) (dual-expt (lift-sexp base) (lift-sexp exponent))]
    
    [(_ x) (if (number? x)

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>>106751608
Fuck, lift-sexp is the older name of numeric-sexp->dual

>>106751608
That's cool, I've seen "where" used in the same sense as your "with" in other languages as a reverse let