>>107006100
I feel like it's just poorly integrated in every environment. It's missing that polish that other companies are charging money for. That said I'm a swe and actually know code and find it to be just as useful as Claude maybe just a little less intuitive. It just needs more detailed direction because it's assumption are usually reckless. I've been using the claude web chat as my planner and senior I can ask for advice and Gemini writes the code and I find this to be the best workflow to not be a slave to rate limiting, and it's free.

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>>107000645
>then i have some userscripts and bash scripts so i can click a button on an aistudio codeblock and it gets moved into the proper filepath on my system (all my files have the path as a comment for the first line)
old video i have demo'ing it - doesnt have my new rice theme
and i have made some improvements. theres now just a little icon beside each filepath, i dont have to highlight or click the 'download' button in the codeblock. just click a lil icon.
i could automate the process of going through all of the code and clicking them all, to make it even easier, but i do like to have some control over the process and i do have to debug sometimes.

was playing around with OSM trying to identify certain types of intersections
claude worked very well, but the data from OSM sucks ass

>>107006795
>certain types of intersections
lol what? thats curious

>>107006463
yeah i have to make my own polish kek >>107006792
oh well, theyre my favorite out of all the others i've tried (all of them)

>ITT /hsg/ outed as a bunch of crimplets and posers

>>107006454
>ITT rampant schizophrenia

>>107006062

i had cat6 and all they run was 10base
bought cat5e with high hopes

>>107006444
Why even have you as a employee if they can just buy the stuff and service?

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ive crimped at least 300 cat5/cat6 cables in my life, including ~30 in the past year

>>107006420
As usual with these "secure projects" I just see a bunch of buzzwords.

>>107006507
I mean yeah, but if it meant sacrificing some control then absolutely not. And often times (as the big corpo OS has taught me) It means sacrificing most of your control.

>>107006420
>Why aren't you using Secureblue?
because i literally dont know the developer? he goes to extreme lengths to protect his identity to the point im 99% sure he is a glowie

>>107006420

so into this like 1990s end shieldsup firewall and qos scheduler with all the popup notifications

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WD is winning!

Is 35k hours impressive for an ssd I bought in 2019?

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>>107005017
>turning your computer off

>>107006449
No, I got my SSD in 2023 >>107005562 and it has over 20000 hours already.

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do i pull the plug or continue the russian roulette

This looks like kind of chart you'd show elementary school students when explaining how not to make charts. And even if it was presented properly this data smells like shit, there's no way.

>>107006730
https://youtu.be/YsaKjeWk9AU

The CEO of Youtube was a woman, now it's an Indian.

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>Experiencing interruptions?

>>107005843
>dude has to do a bunch more work putting extensions up cause people cant click a button to add a userscript
grim

>>107000776

I know it from that tranny regret collage, he made the room smell like India or something of that nature. He was smiling with his mouth only from a hospital bed, holding a blue shark.

>>107001104

For the content posted to it and nothing else, it's popular despite it's attempt to self immolate.

>>107001206
That's just standard theatre mode or whatever. What are you even talking about?

>>107006079
tbf I technically do have youtube and steam

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That's a lot more than I was expecting

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>>107002170
I'm weak
>local llm
gave up on that very quickly after realizing what I'm missing out on by not using the online ones
also I use llm's so seldom that $5 on openrouter lasts me a couple of months
>local image generation
yes and enjoying it a lot
>vim
tried it for a few days but realized it was a waste of time
>home server
yes and enjoying it a lot
>linux
anything but windows 11
>browser other than chrome
firefox, but I've had that for years and years

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>>107002170
I am planning on buying proper audiofool gear soon and building a keyboard (since everything not named Redragon in eurabia is absurdly expensive compared to the US).
I use Neovim as my text editor and Zen as my browser.
I want to contribute to open source but idk what to actually contribute. By the time I find a bug in a library I use, someone has already made a PR about it.

I have the same laptop for like 4 or 5 years and never did a format to clean things up. I really should but I don’t want to have to deal with the 4chan captcha shit for new users.

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>>107005888
You only get it for like 2 days, then it's back to the simple ones.

>>107005881
Yeah that's good, but why not just install IoT ltsc? It's even better than auteattend

>update windows
>after sleep it starts requiring me to click sign in when it didnt used to do that

>google says "use an option that doesnt exist in the sign in options menu"
>or "use an option that doesnt do anything"

I should kys at this point

got a new laptop today. any good wallpapers? ideally featuring 11-tan

>>107006277
FUTO and Heliboard are both better than Gboard IMHO

>>107006430
GBoard is the ebst keyboard. Install it from Aurora and disable its network access after being DLing dictionaries

>>106990707
I'm not reading all that. I'm sorry for Drew, or happy that happened.

(Give a TL;DR: The skimming I did is mildly concerning but nothing smoking gun-able)

>>107006277
FUTO has arrow keys at the bottom which makes it SIGNIFCANTLY better for fixing typos than AOSP/stock Android fucking about tapping the word to get to where you want to backspace and fix.

It's about the ONLY reason I use it.

>>107006277
Yes

Luigi was right

>>107004983
It literally says right there. Learn to reed, d(indu).

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Nothing shows up if your PC doesn't have an NPU buttplug, even if you have one, it can be disabled

Now, anything enabled by default, THAT is an issue and it's gonna get them in trouble

>>107004963
Because inertia is a real thing. People would rather use windows than install something different.
Because then they'd have to learn that thing. 99% of people want to just click things and have them 'work'

Fake news sites spreading misinformation
https://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-denies-accusations-of-screenshotting-your-gameplay-to-train-gaming-copilot/

>>107004918
hes right though amazon makes most (all) of its money from AWS autism.
the 'amazon web store' everyone knows them by is more of a money sink, an advertisement for AWS authority.

>>106988943
Bro just npm create vite@latest, run Go on :8080, slap a proxy for /api, npm run build, shove web/dist into Go with embed, and boom, single binary, no drama. One repo, touch grass.

Your welcome — anon

>>107006602
fake news.

amazon is a public company and i can just look up their quarterly results.
https://ir.aboutamazon.com/quarterly-results/default.aspx
>Operating income increased to $19.2 billion in the second quarter, compared with $14.7 billion in second quarter 2024.
>North America segment operating income was $7.5 billion, compared with $5.1 billion in second quarter 2024.
>International segment operating income was $1.5 billion, compared with $0.3 billion in second quarter 2024.
>AWS segment operating income was $10.2 billion, compared with $9.3 billion in second quarter 2024

>>107006661
Based fellow Go fan

>>107006743
that's not idiomatic go.
idiomatic go is microservices, not monoltihs.

They installed gentoo.

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>>107006534
pufferfish wit da big ass lip

>>107006534
the bit wasn't worth the effort anymore

>>107006088
so with write-line it went down to around 4 seconds, that's still 2 seconds slower than python
but good enough i guess
just avoid using print for strings, it's 4 seconds vs over 20

>>107006253
>>107006309
https://bugs.launchpad.net/sbcl/+bug/2129811

>>107005540
someone made a schizo bot? Or it is a schizo that generates shitposts with llms?

>>107006685
Schizobot, basedjakwiki.org/Main_Page/Featured_Gem/Article
Replace onions with you know what.

>>107006738
so depressing... dead internet is not longer a theory.

>>107005548
>switch tab from aicg/lmg
>first thing I see after the face is the finger
>predict first word: "you're"

>>107006261
>>107006123
cute but reupload the devil girl pic without the cameltoe or you will get banned. do not want to see cute&funny posters banned

>>107006500
ehm, Sir, this is /adt/ anime diffusion general