This LinkedIn edition will make >>108309324 seethePrevious: >>108401032
>>108411454>posting vore on linkedIn
>>108412352>but I'm not retarded. I have a CS degree, professional software development experienceAnon there's tons of retards that have that as well.
>We need Wireshark on your PC right now while the issue is happening. This will tell us definitively what's going on
yay i get to go to work today with my job i like and my coworkers and i like and get paid to play with computer all day :D
My boss has been wanting me to create powerpoints for every proof of concept for all the projects we have. Am I the only one that finds this fucking retarded?
Why fool around with junk like Rust when Ada exists and has decades of quality libraries and best practices solidly defined? The world need reliable and secure software built using a technology stack that make inefficient programming difficult. Ada is everything Rust claims it is trying to be but with far more experience behind it. Makes one wonder why Rust even exists and what they're really trying to accomplish because if it were just their stated goals, they would have used Ada instead of demanding everyone use something entirely different that is still under development and unstable.
>>108411532>Ada has runtime. It can't compile it into a freestanding code.False. Bare metal runtime systems exist for Ada and are already supplied with GNAT/GCC.Ada is actually superior to Rust for freestanding code.
>>108411638>which you don’t have to useYou have to. You can't compile Ada to a freestanding binary without runtime.>>108412209Well, limited types is a big topic and honestly I don't remember all the things about them. I was thinking about constrained(?) integers which do not have nice counterpart in Rust. Still can be done, but so you can have "generics" in C with void pointers. There is just no nice language level support for them.>>108412725Wrong. Ada doesn't have a freestanding self hosted core subset like Rust. You still need to provide runtime glue written in C or asm to execute any ada code on bare metal systems. This makes Ada more similar to python(see micropython)>>108412257Feel free to prove me wrong.Pro tip: you can't.
>>108413416>constrained(?) integerslol. that's what actually came to my mind first. but then i looked the term up and found it meant something else in ADA world.what i originally wanted to write is that you can do that in rust (e.g. NWrap<N, const MIN: N, const MAX: N>). in fact, this would be equal or "beat" anything you have with languages, especially once const generic expressions (for when extra layers of bounds/abstractions are needed) and const traits (fully idiomatic expanded const construction and ops support) are fully implemented and stabilized.basically, the only real serious competitor to rust atm...is future rust ;)but hey, i'm willing to play along and use the great ADA libraries >>108408421 says exist. just point me to the trusty ADA-native QUIC implementation (with multipath and address discovery support), and i will start writing code utilizing it come tomorrow. pinky promise.
>>108413506>what i originally wanted to write is that you can do that in rust (e.g. NWrap<N, const MIN: N, const MAX: N>). in fact, this would be equal or "beat" anything you have with languages, especially once const generic expressions (for when extra layers of bounds/abstractions are needed) and const traits (fully idiomatic expanded const construction and ops support) are fully implemented and stabilized.Yea, but that has to be implemented manually, and it won't play nicely with things like exhaustive pattern matching. And, this is beyond my personal experience with Ada, but I'm pretty sure static analysis tools(maybe even Spark) can leverage these constrains while validating the correctness. But we would need insight from someone more experienced in Ada I guess.>basically, the only real serious competitor to rust atm...is future rust ;)Oh that's for sure. Ada has some similar goals but it was made decades too early and used nearly exclusively for proprietary software to have any relevance nowadays.>but hey, i'm willing to play along and use the great ADA librariesRead the reply chain. I said Ada has very few libraries compared to Rust.
>SPARK>subtypes>contracts>representation clauses>supported by big daddy AdaCoreOf course the loonytroons seethe
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>>108396549Please share wallpaper, >>108403294
>>108399270Your wallpaper itself is better than half of the desktops here. Please share.
>>108399435touching grass night is an allusion to women's pubic hair. This anon is a rapist, who lures drunk women outside bars at night.
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>>108412679I like how she's literally the reverse moral degradation meme, goes from obese, blue undercut bulldyke hair, leftie, with piercings, and tattoos into a gym fit girl with blonde long hair that's fit and has a big ass, is straight, and hates migration and muslims. she's like an anime character, its really fascinating to watch.
Lock in mofos.
>>108412593How physically tiring is it? And is it fun? It seems fun from the outside
>>108412824>physically tiringYes>funNo>t. commercial sparky
>>108400210no worries, I put my personal email in mine accidentally & had to push a fix where it's loaded from a json config file
>>108404980you know all you need to do is meet people. Being stuck in a room 24/7 is not how you get a relationship started. For me it was gardening and joining the local community and making connections. Its awful 90% of the time but you have to put up with it...
any fellow turd worlders here or is it just all americans? unemployment is 10x worse in the turd world
It's over
>>108394517lil bro thinks he is creating God or something. I fucking hope his employees are extracting as much value out of this shit as possible, good for them.
>>108394531Nope
>>108404850They let this retard run ycombinator for years. There really is nothing in the US economy but retards fucking eachother over. We've entered the age of gurus.
>>108395207>false success do you even work in software? agentic coding is a mandatory skill for getting hired these days.>>108412178i haven't seen altman trying to sell his online course. at worst he is a slimy salesman.
>>108394531Hes a hebrew parasite, ofc not, they only know how to steal.
bloated piece of garbage
>>108410658Lutris is 10x worse than bottles in that metric.
>>108410658Lutris GUI is so bad its actually faster to start it via CLI if you have no idea how to and have to Google it.Terrible piece of shitware
>>108413475I don't mind using the terminal.
>>108410729Fuck off fag, gui is superior to learning a bunch of retarded commands. Some of us have jobs
>>108413475Dont listen to this retard>>108413462Look around there are githubs that install CS6, I would go that route. Photoshop runs okay, I didnt get hardware acceleration working yet.
>Read the sticky: >>105076684>GNU/Linux questions >>>/g/fglt>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt>PC building? In this market?! >>>/g/pcbg>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg>Server questions >>>/g/hsg>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg>Useful programs and live Windows environment:https://hirensbootcd.org/download/Previous: >>108387207
Do I need to close Chrome, Firefox, Spotify and other few programs before I start a game?
Which FOSS project is this Popsicle eating? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7bvYsBudr0&t=35>>108413309Depends entirely on the game and the resources available on your machine. In theory, all of that should be swapped out of memory and have low background priority when your game is running, but in reality most modern software has bad manners and will do inane shit in the background if your OS lets it.
>>108413309If you have some video open in a browser then it can mess with your monitor(s) in various ways, such as HDR and refresh rate.
>>108413309if you are trying to extract every single possible frame out, yes, but this is usually pointless. typically you have a target framerate that looks good to you (i have very low standards and for me it's 45fps) and you balance that with convenience. as long as your framerate stays at or above your target during heavy scenes you probably don't need to close things unless they're causing issues (and the only thing i've found to cause issues is trying to screenshare in discord while i'm in a game while gsync is on). if it dips below that and you aren't willing to reduce the game's settings in some way, check which hardware is bottlenecking and then close whatever might be contributing (if it's ram, close tabs, if it's gpu, close videos, etc).also if you aren't using vsync (i.e. if you're using gsync/equivalent or if you're just not using a sync solution) make sure to set a global fps cap so your computer isn't trying to crank out every single possible frame it can and using unnecessary resources and generating unnecessary heat.
>>108413712oh, note that gsync won't have this issue but you still want a framerate cap a little ways below your refresh rate, forgot to mention
https://dylanmtaylor.com/posts/2026-03-19-googles-new-android-sideloading-flow-is-a-fair-trade.htmlYes, this is the same Dylan responsible for https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/40954
Almost like it's deliberate sabotage or something.
no reason to stay on android anymore. same workflow as iPhone.
STEM fags are roping.
>>108413542modern LLMs are way better than wolfram alpha
>>108409404>autocomplete can recite a proofcolor me surprised btw LLMs will NEVER EVER evaluate a proof by the nature of their design
>>108413608>recitetoo obvious
you can tell nvidia is panicking with all these articles coming out at the same timethe PE bubble is popping and you're next lmao, get those golden parachutes ready bros
>>108409404>stem>this one math thingop is just coping about not having a job
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>>108413067>>108413422just kidding yes I do
>>108413485I dont
>>108413067I think it was more of the setting, all sweaty and shit, she looks like she just won a game in her sport of choice. good breeding stock
>qwen image 2.0?
>>108413685I guess the question now becomes, what is her sport of choice? she strikes me as a tennis player, but volleyball could work too
As you know, the free internet is about to end in approximately 2 weeks. What massive data sets, software collections and books need to be backed up? You do have a plan, right?
>>108405029never goon, gooner
>>108412285The Survivor Library torrent
>>108405737>I create all my own data with my mind and my hands.>imagine having to force data into existence.All my knowledge comes from the divine to me through my dreams.
>>108412763There's a torrent?
>>108412281hi fren>offline translationspeechnote>>offline mapsorganic maps
>2026>still no legitimate use for crypto """currency""" besides gambling and drugsWhen will crypto bros understand that you need to be able to buy normal things with crypto for anyone to take it seriously? Monero actually had a legitimate value proposition but the community has utterly failed at creating an economy for it of regular goods/services.
>>108409685and i dont want to deal with any of those kyc bullshit, will never comply if there is a way
>>108395859Tbh for most people paying with crypto, especially monero, it's just inconvenient. Because when you're buying with fiat you're integrating yourself to the full system, and that is beneficial for most transactions. When you want utmost privacy and independence from the system, you'd use monero et al, like darkweb market places.As a summary, it's not worth it, if not disadvantageous for most usecases like buying groceries. And don't forget that for a reason or another, you can wake up and find that the majority of your shitcoin value is gone; it's not stable, atleast compared with other currencies that stand on many pillars, and nothing serious will happen unless a war starts or something akin.Crypto as a currency is useful as a medium until it's exchanged for a real thing.
>>108412115>until it's exchanged for a real thing.such as?
>>108395859>gambling and drugsyou say that like there is something wrong with those thingsbut in all seriousness, Monero is what buttcoin should have been, and sadly, what normies think it is.The (((surveillance))) state is the enemy, and there is nothing wrong with privacy
>>108395859there's still no legitimate use for federal reserve (it's not federal) nor any other rotschild bank but we are here
>new kid on the block>best distrohow did they manage to succeed where so many others have failed?
Void doesn't have age verification.
>>108390794What is this distro, Pokemon OS?
>>108413017don't worry, there will be a half-baked drop-in replacement for whatever systemd decides the entire linux ecosystem has to adopt now (OR ELSE)
>>108413599not on Void
>>108413641see: eudev
I made a Telegram bot that sends you CVE alerts filtered to your stack$2/mo, first 3 days freehttps://t.me/ThreatFeedRobot>Go + PostgreSQL + NVD feed>filters by CVSS, CWE, vendor, product>alerts in ~90 seconds from publication>public repo (docs/api/examples): https://github.com/x0x7b/ThreatFeed
I just signed up and now I'm gayis this expected behavior
>>108413530>sir i build needful.app saas it do the many needful kindly redeem the subscribings
>>108413530Fantastic, now*unzips dick*get to suckin'
wow, i just ask my claudebot to build this for me... and it's done.thanks anyway, grifter.
>>108413530Will you lick my ass if I buy it?
DirectX6 Edition/gedg/ Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki//gedg/_-_Game_and_Engine_Dev_GeneralIRC: irc.rizon.net #/g/gedgProgress Day: https://rentry.org/gedg-jams/gedg/ Compendium: https://rentry.org/gedg/agdg/: >>>/vg/agdgGraphics Debugger: https://renderdoc.org/Requesting Help-Problem Description: Clearly explain your issue, providing context and relevant background information.-Relevant Code or Content: If applicable, include relevant code, configuration, or content related to your question. Use code tags.
I'm just paranoid that if I program my own engine instead of using an existing one it won't run on other hardware configurations since I don't have a ton of pcs to test on
>>108413384it probably won't even run on your pc
>>108413239godot/unity can generate noise textures or just the noise values in code for whatever purpose, you don't actually need it to be in a texture
>>108413384I'd make my own engine/editor but my biggest gripe is that it wouldn't work on consoles. Until I look at their SDKs I can't know how much more work I'd need to do to port it there too
>>108413384It's not the 90s, as long as you have an Nvidia GPU from the last 10 years you can reasonably expect it to run fine on most other machines. CPUs, RAM etc are rarely an issue and if they are it's usually because of the retarded user having a weird fucked up hardware or software setup. >LinuxDon't support it officially, let them run it through Proton or whatever. >AMD GPUsThese fuckers will infest your tech support forum regardless, not much you can do about it.>consolesI don't give a fuck about consoles so I don't even think about it.
