>>107990865
in medieval times in yurop average age of death was over 60 and there's at least one recorded case of someone receiving free cranial surgery that wasn't an experiment

>>107973211
I want to die bros

>>107990925
It's the enemy's job to kill you; there is no sense working for free.

No one wants to work anymore...

>>107988638
The sad part is a lot of them aren't even doing it for the porn. They're doing it because they're in a para social relationship and see it as some kind of "companionship". OF has messaging features which is why lonely men flock to it (even if the messaging is done by an AI nowadays)

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behold the Asteria
maybe the best looking iem ever?

>>107991660
>t. headpos user

>>107991652
never buy into hype. dont just blindly buy because tiktards are shilling the shit out of something. instead use that as a stepping stone into learning about the subject and building knowledge through research.
learn about fr graphs, learn to eq, every individual has a personal preference and thus you should learn to compensate your gear's shortcomings.
it's much more satisfying to perfectly fine tune a heavily flawed pos into your own personal target than just eating slop fed to you by influencers and "audiophiles".
it's up to you if you want to stop now because you feel that you've been had and move on with your life, or you can use this experience to learn about the nuances of the hobby and have fun autistically adjusting bars so you dont go deaf.
and always remember that the pursuit for the perfect sound is and will always be futile.

>>107991652
how's the fit
the fit makes or breaks most IEMs which makes tip rolling a real thing

>>107991953
they fit decently, im using the smallest tip and it still feels a bit too big tho

>>107991904
i mean I'm not even sure what the graphs are or where to learn, i asked in a previous thread for some learning info and didn't really get any help, same with the shit fest on the IEM sub. even without knowing anything i would of expected them to sound a little different from my headphones

If I want to get an aftermarket cable, is there any reason not to get a balanced one?

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>Harman target

>>107991921
more like
horny tug it

You can EQ open dynamics with the bass rolloff of a typical high-quality open dynamic headphone (e.g. HD600) to the Harman target without producing bass distortion which negatively impacts subjective sound quality when reproducing music, television or games.
Not only is there not a reason to spend more on planars, but you're just needlessly subjecting yourself to the extra weight and reduced comfort of planars by spending more on them.

>>107991962
Tried with hd600 and k702, even with a 20dB boost it's not the same. Just buy planars. You have no idea what you're missing.

>>107991471
It's just more secure okay.
Are you against progress?

>>107991406
Yes. Life itself is insecure. Security is the polar opposite of freedom and I am willing to accept insecurity to keep my freedom.
I am not interested in what you have to offer. Especially not if it comes with immutable-whatever BS.

no one cares about your shitty gaming ram retard

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>>107991406
>look at the company
>lennart poettering made a company with a bunch of his friends that focuses on providing boot, runtime, and build integrity in linux
What's the issue?

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>>107991958
looking through the fosdem talk descriptions

>Path Safety in the Trenches(Aleksa Sarai)
Over the past decade (or three) of container runtimes on Linux, the attacks against container runtimes with the most bang-for-your-buck have generally been filesystem related — often in the form of a confused-deputy style attack. This is aided in part by the sheer number of juicy targets accessible through filesystem APIs such as /proc.

too long to post the rest

>VM Integration in systemd(Lennart Poettering)
systemd supports a number of integration features that allow VMMs certain access to the inner state of VM guests for provisioning, synchronization and interaction, and many of them are little known, even though very very useful. In this talk I'd like to shed some light on many such integration points, such as SMBIOS type 11 based system credential provisioning; state propagation/readiness notification via AF_VSOCK; SSH support via AF_VSOCK, and so on.

>VFS News(Christian Brauner)
In this session we're going to take a look at new developments in the VFS layer and related areas.

>Native OCI Container Support in systemd(Lennart Poettering)

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60k australian dollars is like 20k dollars annually before tax

60k australian dollars is like 14k dollars annually before tax and speed ticket extortion

>>107991753
60k more than American programmers (they're all unemployed)

60k with free attacks to the groin by kangaroos

60k Australian dollars is like 0 dollars after you pay for pajeet and shartdeeps welfare.

>>107991963
Have you tried just not using a fucking VPN? You only need one if you're a black hat hacker

use mullvad. no yearly contract or subscription

>>107990709
It's MoE so most weights arent used during inference

>>107989553
>nobody ITT tested it themselves to see if it was true or not

>>107989553
Even if it were true, and it is not, there would be literally nothing wrong with someone "stealing" the weights and offering them for free.
All those models were trained on scraped data and even pirated books, and their defense was that using copyrighted content, something illegal for us peasants, it's completely okay when it's for muh AI. It would be only fair that that got the exact same treatment and their data was """used""" for muh AI too.

>>107989553
Oh cool, so I dont need to pay Asmodeus and his Jew wife

>>107989553
I see absolutely nothing that would be wrong with this. The whole deal about them AI is that they copy stuff without paying people. Now chinks do the same, making shit perform nearly as good while having to invest even less in time and energy. If it works it works. If it puts openAI and them other fuckers at peril, so be it. Who cares.

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werks on my pc

>>107988769
ofc you don"t, chromium for linux is a windows VM with a chromium for windows

is it firefox font rendering, or linux font rendering?

sourdough is overrated

Works fine on windows.

>>107989066
I believe Anonymous means that they changed the standard

>>107988147
still c...
read the White man's documentation: k&r then the gnu c manual
set up clang-format if you're a bit swarthy or gnu indent if you're a pure Anglo
set up valgrind (deprecates rust)
set up opencode with an uncensored model
>you are a senior engineer from Hyperborea

>>107987328
>I see. I've been a C99 user for long
Larp. Virtually no competent compiler out there supports it. Only parts of it, even gcc.

>>107991254
>set up opencode with an uncensored model
you're not white

>>107991886
I wonder if a good faith reading of that post could attribute any meanings to it that only imply partial compiler support

>>107990624
>London being brown is a good thing actually they are immigrants that's good.
So you have no problem if say 40% of Palestine became white through immigration obviously
>NOOOOOOO YOU CANT DO THAT
They don't believe a word of what they are saying. It's a programmed response. Browns good whites bad.

>>107991876
>Australia
>browns
>whites migrate to Australia
>WHAT THE FUCK YOU CANT DO THAT THIS IS BROWN LAND REEEEEEEEEEE
Perfect example.

tranny is a slur? I can't keep up with these weirdos they want you to be open minded about every idiosyncracy possible but try to eliminate everyone whose verbage they don't like. lmfao get real if the term tranny offends you I hope you never leave your gay bubble because not a single human alive doesn't regularly use more offensive terminology every day

>>107989149
you say that like everybody here doesnt use MAS

>>107988961
Wouldn't know, I'm using Windows since I'm not an unemployed hobbyist

>>107987497

(ns aoc2025.day1.combined
  (:require [clojure.string :as str]))

(defn turn-dial [dial rotation]
  (mod (+ dial rotation)
       100))

(defn count-zeroes [[dial zeroes] rotation]
  (let [sign (compare rotation 0)
        d    (+ dial sign)
        r    (- rotation sign)]
    (cond
      (zero? rotation)  [dial zeroes]
      (#{0 100} d)      (recur [0 (inc zeroes)] r)

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>>107987842
Strongest Lisp user uses Lisp.

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>>107946368
My wife Helix is so cute (>ω<)b

>>107981247
>4g
?

>>107991553
it's in the op

>>107989599
if i unplug it, is that a virtual holocaust?

>>107989599
>this article is more than 9 years old
Your thread is bad and you should feel bad. Try harder next time.

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>>107989599
they'll never get over it

Thank god they surpassed the limitations of the flesh so they can milk this for a thousand years.

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>>107990063

>>107989271
I hate it when they merged repeated links so I can't see the date I watched the link the first time.

>>107980876
yeah I was a big fan of Newpipe for a long time. But they seem to be putting less and less effort into it for years now. It was the first app I used to download on my phones.
Now I don't even bother and just use youtube on a browser with adblock and be done with it.

>>107988628
>"content unavailable"
I thought I was crazy fuck

>>107980876
>dont fix age restriction
You absolute moron. How are they supposed to fix that? Do you want them the hack their servers and bypass their API restrictions?
Stupid faggot retard, you have no idea what are you talking about. Never post again.

>>107989886
Development slowed down, but they were allegedly working on an overhauled version that would fix a lot of issues instead of just patching small ones every few weeks.

This recent problem isn't their fault though, it looks like Google broke most 3rd party apps.

>>107983293
It's consumerism disguised as a healthy lifestyle.
I have a smart phone that I treat as a dumb phone and hardly use anyway. Outside of that I do my daily work on my pc and I read on an ereader. That's all the tech I need.
I don't need a MP3 player, a camera and whatever the fuck else in my pocket like some homosexual version of a batman utility belt.
Digitalinimalist niggs be like
>Gogo gadget performative iPod classic in 2026

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>>107983293
Why do we need a revolution? What are you some kind of Marxist?

You don't have to become a new thing, a "minimalist". All you have to do is reject the predicate that you don't like.

Minimalism is just a scam by big small to get you to buy more less.

>>107987031
That's the funny thing. The most minimalist thing is just to use your smartphone for everything, and just don't be a retard that spends all day scrolling.
But consoomers gonna consoom I guess.

>>107991848
I’d say you’d have to disentangle material minimalism (how much physical stuff do you have) and functional minimalism (how many things can it do). A smartphone is minimalist in a material sense, not in a functional sense. Asking a photographer to just do their camera work, editing and publishing on a smartphone is like suggesting to a carpenter that he’d be better off building a birdhouse with a swiss army knife, because it has a saw and a screwdriver, and even gets you a scissor and corkscrew as a bonus. Some dedicated devices are better at doing what they’re supposed to do, and provide a barrier to getting distracted by not having every function known to man baked in.

But yeah you’ve got to strike a balance. Some retards take it way overboard and can’t leave the house without a giant pack containing dumbphones, notebooks, music players and cameras, which is just idiotic.

>>107991476
in my experience the smaller and simpler you make individual tasks the better it'll do.
it doesn't replace proper engineering, you still have to think about the architecture yourself etc.

>>107991570
ofc, ill apply the best practices
the idea is to create a valid argument, not to create a strawman
ill give the method the best fighting chances and ill throw it at a real problem

>people responding to an OP literally too lazy to click one single sign in button and get to use an actual service rather than one designed for third world bots

>>107991736
>has no respect for privacy schizos
go back ot your shithole, impolite niggeroid

>>107991570
preliminary mucking about with the basic model of opencode yielded the following observations:
a) the shatbot is extremely bad at modifying existing c code in the context of a real-life generic program.
it takes much more time and tokens to do that than writing a correct version from the get go
b) because of that the user has to provide a very detailed plan, with explanations down to the desired algorithm, when important.
c) as expected, it fucks up shit that needs reasoning. in my current toy example it fucked up its collision detection maths
so
d) the user has to be an experienced programmer, the shatbot is no substitute for competency

but all in all, i can see how one could use it and extract value, especially with webshittery langs because everything is much better contained
and i can see how the method itself is appealing- you say some shit, shatbot executes, and then you review and test the code

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btw
current test was:
make a program that takes a text file that represents a 2D scenery, a bmp representing a wall, a bmp representing the player
it builds said scenery
the player is not bound to the grid.
the camera is centered on the player, and, ofc, it detects collisions with walls
there is a zoom functionality which allows to, well, zoom in/out
the program uses opengl, glsl to do the rendering and the zooming

the main thing i was testing for was how well the shatbot can deal with side effects and implicit properties in code
and, ngl, it kinda passed with flying colors.
next step: we'll see what happens with actual complexity