>filters /g/
>>106752890>VkPipelineRasterizationStateCreateInfo>VkPhysicalDeviceSeparateDepthStencilLayoutsFeatures>VkDescriptorSetVariableDescriptorCountLayoutSupport
>>106753429it's not designed to be fun to program in, it's designed to be explicit, and descriptive struct names is part of that. for what it aims to do, which is to be a minimal driver overhead cross-platform low-level api for desktop & mobile gpus, it is incredible
>>106753510>minimal driver overhead!>just shift the burden onto developers and user space>just roll back PSOs and subpasses further and further, until you finally give up and make fully dynamic rendering + shader objectsThe only thing Vulkan accomplished was making a worse version of DX12. It single-handedly killed the hobbyist graphics community and the human capital required to maintain the world's rendering stacks. Engines have only barely recovered.Good thing we simplified everything for mobile firmware though, Android devs might get to move on from Vulkan 1.1 in another 10 years.
>>106753605what are you on about? vulkan killing "human capital required to maintain the world's rendering stacks" means what exactly? opengl still exists for hobbyists. vulkan was never intended for hobbyist use and non-dynamic rendering is not going anywhere. however, dynamic rendering can be easier to use and has negligible performance impact for desktop, so newer versions now supporting both makes sense. but there was never an extra "burden" from non-dynamic rendering because for dynamic rendering some of the work just shifts to the driver. old vulkan code will still continue to work the same. dx12 otoh is completely locked down to microsoft and isn't multiplatform which automatically disqualifies it from being considered a golden standard. the "engines" will be fine, and its only their developers that need to deal with vulkan directly anyway
>>106752783who's getting filtered? This shit literally just werksTM
What were IDE Hard Drives like?
>>106753734by motherboard i mean the hard drive's board.
>>106752359it was probably just a marketing thing referring to it being IDE (IDE drives put the drive controller on the hdd itself, since the hdd is then doing all the work by itself, you could call that intelligent)
>>106753665if it's one of the two middle pins, it might still work, since they're both grounds and probably tied together anyway
>>106752718it's probably more accurate to say early sata drives weren't much different to ide drives. many early sata drives included the same power connector as ide drives (as a temporary measure as existing power supplies didn't have sata power connectors) and also sata 1 drives don't support what would be considered basic sata functionality today like NCQ, and many early ones include a bridge controller on them rather than being natively sata.they weren't any faster than ide drives, it took quite a while before hdd's could actually surpass what ide could do (ide topped out at UltraDMA6/133, or 133MiB/s)
Pretty much indistinguishable
>/g/ makes a 17th albumTheme: Pirate musicTitle: [accepting suggestions]Deadline: 25th of OctoberListening party: 1st of November, 21:00 UTC>/g/ makes an 18th albumTheme: [Accepting suggestions]>Song submission rules/guidelinesUpload the file somewhere, preferably in a lossless format, and post the link here. If you want to update your track, make a new post.Include the song title in the post, and make it clear that your song is a submission for the album.Optionally you may include cover art for your track, but please confirm that the image in your post is the cover art or it won't be included.You may not use your real artist name.Songs that contain anything against YouTube's policies won't be uploaded on YT, but will still be added to the album.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106740077>>106743772How 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
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 choiceno manjaro is run by fucking morons and breaks when you breathe on it dont take my word for it ask the friendly linux thread
>>106751847if you're going archlike, just go arch. it's not that bad
How can I make similar stuffhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTMqKK3Xwdo
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>>106753757i assume it's just an arbitrary length string of characters, and the objective is to find and replace the longest substring of repeating characters?ezpz in O(n) in c.
>>106753721Why not use regex
>>106753721Not really related to your post but thanks for reminding me of HacktoberThis should be a fun month
>>106753865that's correct
>>106753721>wagecuck>tags his post with neetICE, deport this jeet.
>0 attention on /g/You will miss this just like you missed crypto.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEcg6AJ6DVY
>>106753397The economy for the last 20ish years has just been investors realising that if they all get in on the bullshit hype, they make a fuck load of money, and it mostly only costs the poor their wealth. Crypto was like that, you’d get people who no doubt knew it was largely bullshit, but would hype it up because that made them money. Web3 was like that. AI is also like that. It’s a big cargo cult that just parrots shit in the knowledge that if they can keep finding new idiots for long enough, they can cash out and let other people suffer the consequences. Not all that dissimilar to a Ponzi scheme honestly.
>>106749798https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCG2wRSTNg4
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1973167862513803264/vid/avc1/352x640/dm4fECt44UyR996T.mp4
Q9Y2WAIf you know you know
It's only interesting to me when I can run it uncensored on my own machine within a reasonable price. If I need to spend thousands on GPUs I'll just keep waiting.
Macintosh System 7 Ported To X86 With LLM Helphttps://hackaday.com/2025/09/29/macintosh-system-7-ported-to-x86-with-llm-help/Paper:https://zenodo.org/records/17196870Code:https://github.com/Kelsidavis/System7It's so fucking over...
>>106741614So can I open up ghidra with an AI assistance plugin and say "Crack this" and get results?
486 hackintosh when?
>>106741614I looked through the git repo.It does almost nothing. Anyone could, from scratch, produce this level of functionality using gtk, qt, or tcl/tk in a few days and it would be more stable and probably faster.Like, It doesn’t run any programs. At all. It’s not even *close* to being able to run a program/application.The screenshot is all there is, really.This is an advertisement for AI or something.To call this System7 would be embarrassing, but they probably don’t know enough to be embarrassed.And what’s the point? Just emulate and dynamically translate it instead of “AI” … IBM had a 80286 jit running on the RT and POWER systems in the 80s for christs sakes.
>>106753349Just like most things it's the retards who don't understand how it works who are the loudest about how impressive it is. YouTube comment section.
>>106753349OP here. yeah, it's the base system, and from what I read in the hackaday comments, it's not even graphically close to System 7, so I'd guess it's still a bit far from being able to run stuffeven then, do you really not think REing the base of an old OS in 3 days is not impressive?you could at least call it a borderline fraud (like >>106750531), WIP or whatever instead of criticizing it for>Like, It doesn’t run any programsI mean, those programs were written for a completely different CPU architecture. go do something like this yourself if you think you are so great lmao
I have finally decided to ditch windows for ubuntu. Did I make a mistake?
>>106750741I would say debian is a bit slow for people that start out. They don't appreciate what it offers and are most likely chasing the purple dragon because of gaming. When your hardware is more mature is when debian really shines but people are still conditioned to chase bleeding edge.
>>106752487How is it easier to configure? I'm genuinely curious because I don't use it but it just looks like Debian to me. I'm pretty sure most guides work for both.
>>106752651To be fair, this info may be way out of date now, but it used to be that the default configuration of most software worked out of the box in Ubuntu and it often didn't in Debian.Also, this is still in date at least as of Debian 12 (maybe not 13), but it was almost impossible to patch the Debian official kernel and recompile it without serious fuckery. I had all kinds of problems merely trying to apply ACS patch to official kernel.In Ubuntu the guide actually works and it is easy.I highly recommend Pop!_OS except it's way out of date now... might as well wait for 24.04 final to come out. Beta is out currently.
Is ubuntu really that bad
>>106752487>17:03:35>>106753241>18:47:59>>106754011>20:36:05>incel virgin samefags himself every 3 hours to save his dead troll thread from page 10>againhow shocking and unexpectedwhy havent you killed yourself yet loser?do something useful for your mom and fertilize her compost pileeveryone wishes you were dead, especially your momhow embarrassing it must be for her to have to explain to her friends all the time that her son is still a fat 50 year old incel NEET loser eating all her food and taking up room stinking up her house and spends every waking minute of his incel life "owning M$/loonix"there is no bigger no-life loser on this entire shithole of a site than you, and that's saying a lotComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
how kernels are made ?
>>106752751 continuedassembly language is required in the kernel, but generally only in areas where you're hopping to/from kernel mode. once you've hopped into kernel following interrupt entry you can mostly go back to using c because you have "bound" the running task's kernel stack on which you can do calculations and call functions and all that stuff that c implicitly push/pops. once you've "trampolined" into the userland's init process after you've booted and got your memory spaces, device init, and tasks/scheduling in place you will only be hopping into kernel for short periods of time via interrupts that get triggered, often from expiring timers but most commonly from trap instructions (for syscalls)
>>106752032copypasting MINIX code
>>106752794>>106752751So, that's all? An afternoon writing Java and done?
>>106753375thanks to all of the resources you can find online, simple kernels aren't necessarily "hard" assuming you have a good understanding of the cpu's features, basic hw programming concepts like dma, and high-level understanding of kernel designbut, when implemented, they are very complicated and take a lot of time to get everything right. actually fleshing a kernel out takes an eternity
>>106752667Goddamn knowing this makes me feel old.
> Free and open source> Keeps cool and important websites safe from AI scraper bots> Makes chuds extra mad> Does all this while being extremely adorableIs even possible to be more based than this?
>>106753114How do these pictures make you feel?
My testes crushed....
>>106753359why is google giving him tits? that's unnatural.
>>106737367shes so attractive bros.. is there any chance to get a woman like her irl?
>>106753604>turns him into a hagYour testes had no use case to begin with.
Half Indian Anime Girl Doomspiral Edition>InterviewingNeetcode 150: https://neetcode.io/practiceTips and interview practice: https://blog.interviewing.io/>How to write a resumehttps://stackoverflow.blog/2020/11/25/how-to-write-an-effective-developer-resume-advice-from-a-hiring-manager/>Salary Stuff"What's your expected salary?": https://www.fearlesssalarynegotiation.com/salary-expectations-interview-question/Negotiation advice: https://github.com/petermekhaeil/salary-negotiatingSalary data: https://levels.fyi/>Software Development & ProgrammingComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106753918That's fucking crazy man
>>106753939To old it's OVER.
Do you guys do research on the company before you apply or do you do it when you got an interview scheduled?I've tried doing it for applications but I always find that most have the same core values that a 1/2 page resume/Cover Letter wouldn't be able to target vs in an interview where you can waffle on about shit.
>>106753975the only research worth doing is thelayoff and indeed/glasdoor keeping in mind that both heavily censor negative reviews
>>106753975Normally when the interview is scheduled. The only time i do before hand is if they ask that dumbass "What our company interests you?" question.
Previous Thread: >>106712150Imagine the prompter happy edition.>Links:>DALL-E 3https://www.bing.com/images/createhttps://designer.microsoft.com/image-creator>4ohttps://chatgpt.com/https://sora.chatgpt.comhttps://copilot.microsoft.com/>Imagen 3https://labs.google/fx/tools/image-fx>Imagen 4 and Nano BananaComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106730203Is this ai slop?https://www.instagram.com/thegraciehiggins/
Think less editionHow to request advice:>Budget>Intended use (media, source, environment)>Frequency response preference and music examples>Past gear and your thoughts on themFAQ:>Where do I buy IEMs?Amazon, Aliexpress, Linsoul, Hifigo, Shenzhenaudio>Shopping Guide (IEMs, PMPs, Cables, Ear Tips, etc.):https://rentry.org/consoomer_guideComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106753889>>106753915better than re-9 moron's 24/7 spam.you go fellas, get your ears on some decent mid-range pos
>>106753935people don't need that when they develop their own association between sound they hear and a frequency response graph. and chatgpt can be wrong.
>>106753889I bet you do pack it up with the boys
>>106753935jesus christ, the least you could do is use the shitty ai peqdb from our resident street shitterthis is why headpos haven't made any worthwhile advances in the last 3 decades, everyone that uses them are deaf, lazy, and morons
>>106753958I'm Indian, please don't call us street shitters. Thank you, sir (or ma'am)
Dual voodoo2 graphics cards for SLI.
>>106732499lmao, I can see your nad.
old wifi cables from the 80s
my 90s DVR
>>106753406There were VCRs that didn't have built-in clocks?
Elon is building grokepedia
>>106752575he needs to integrate with the curb
>>106752497>What is it? إِيْمَان أَنِيْس>And what about the queen of roasties Amouranth?Kaitlyn Michelle Siragusa
>>106753015Of course she's called Kaitlyn lol. But what about Pokimane? What's on her ID? I can't read towelhead.
>>106753319Imane Anys
>>106753749ANUS LOL
>muh works on my machine XD!11 kys. kys. kys. kys. kys. kys. kys. kys. kys. kys. kys.
>>106753169>dev at work>fortune50>own a critical application for the company>if it is unavailable for more than 5 minutes our CTO is paged and we get chewed out heavily and company becomes vulnerable to legal issues>it stops working>some downstream api is completely down and 25% of all our requests fail>war room assembles>slack message their channel>nobody responds>the CTO himself is calling these people's cell phones and nobody is picking up>in the middle of a work day>after 10 minutes of this some jeet contractor responds on slack>"I just try it on my local working good please try again">get him into the incident callComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106753345Wtf
>>106753169
>>106753169>Nooooo your machine can't just work because... uh.... BECAUSE IT CAN'T THAT'S WHY
>>106753169WOMM