>>107834995
I am>>107834882 and I genuinely answered your question. Learn to talk to people and not to make it want to kill yourself. It's more valuable than whatever tech skill anyone can mention.

>>107834654
>I'm junior and I can't find any jobs
Ask your manager
>if I do I don't know what the fuck should I be doing
See above

Does anyone here work in defence, how is it looking?

>>107815307
bump. Can I get some advice here?

>>107827094
I woke up to take a shit and went back to sleep

>>107831899
I would add some padding to the top bar

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>>107832082
>can i get the reimu pic?

>>107833053
stop complaining
noone cares

>>107833597
Sure, if it's in the same style.

Why do my threads always turn into dogshit?

CORE JAVA means DURGASOFT
C is only programmed by people like me

>>107835590
Hijab

>>107835561
there is no Rajesh 1 day C class certified boot camp so I don't think so

>>107835561
Yes. It's the language of choice of Indian universities.

>>107835590
Turban

>>107835626
Cope. Java is only used because western companies hire mostly for positions involving the language. It only became popular because it was demanded, nobody likes Java for itself in India.

>>107835744
Every university in the world uses C to teach systems/low-level programming concepts.

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>>107834790
Not him, but how is that my problem?
SAMSUNG should take care of their own security. Let the chinks flood the market with cheap RAM.
The Japanese did the same back in the day mogging the US memory manufacturers.

>>107835564
no thanks

>>107826257
And what will happen to those manufacturers once the AI demand inevitably goes back to normal levels at some point? Go back to the customers that by that point might very well have worked with Chinese manufacturers for a few years to maybe even a decade? Yeah I'm sure they're coming back.

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>>107835661
Why? You hate money?

>>107835619
Yes, but the Japanese had impeccable QA. Also, nobody suspected them of installing backdoors on their hardware so they could kidnap your desktop PC and use it to wage cyberwarfare to get revenge for Hiroshima... and if you think the chinks aren't, then you are prolly a big enough retard you run Kapersky as your AV. Hardware by the CCP and software by the GRU! What's not to like...?

>>107832108
Most people ran linux in a vm as their first time messing around
The only downside is that gpu accel might not really work properly in a vm and you may get a performance penalty
Also not sure how complicated it is running ARM linux distros in a vm or if your vm software lets you run x86_64 vms

>>107833037
Why not just use the appimage?

>>107833072
Not really just make sure to use yay-bin since paru keeps breaking

>>107835587
I think he deliberately wants to disable anti-aliasing for everything but firefox

God I love using Arch. Everything just works.

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>>107833975
based

>>107828412
might give it a try, but if you're already using stuff like vlc, mpv or mpc-hc then there's not much incentive to migrate other than aesthetics

Please respond to my question >>107824844

>>107835702
secure boot exists so you don't get malware that boots before system, if you aren't downloading every pirated program then you can have it off

What dependancies does Microsoft Store, Desktop App Installer, Winget need? For some reason I notice that my LTSC after doing a wsreset -i, getting app installer and using powershell to get winget now has shit like this showing up in winget list

WindowsAppRuntime.1.8 (64)
WindowsAppRuntime.1.8 (86)
WinAppRuntime.Main.1.8
WinAppRuntime.Singleton
Microsoft.UI.Xaml.2.8 (64)
Microsoft.UI.Xaml.2.8 (86)
Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 UWP Desktop Runtime (86)
Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 UWP Desktop Runtime (64)
Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 UWP Runtime Package (86)
Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 UWP Runtime Package (64)

how many of these are actually needed or just bloat

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Hope this isn't too risque for blue board

>>107835710
I'd butter her biscuits HUHUHUHUH.

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>Bowsette smugly reclining on her throne

>>107835393
No it won’t.
In the US at least, data centers are being built in 27 different states.

Not even kidding. My cousin down in Mississippi sent me an article where xAI is building a new on in butt fucking Mississippi of all places!

>>107835666
>building
>making AI slop with it
two different things

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>>107835192
if the rule you followed brought you to this, of what use was the rule?

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>>107835685
I have constructed numerous AI Agents and Assistants for clients who have paid tens of thousands and even aold one for over $100,000 to an attorney. all of it using skills I learned from the generals here.

What the hell are you even here for if you arent using your high white IQ to make obscene money?

are you wasting your days on /pol/ bitching about da jooz?

>>107835696
Rules are what define a civilization.
Rules for queuing
Rules for TV licenses
Rules for owning a knife to spread butter and jam on toast.

Long live King Charles

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>>107835179
Thank you, I'll have to buy a card then it seems, I am on some goofy ITX motherboard for servers and I know the pcie lanes and m.2 slots conflict apparently, so I must research

>>107834996
1Gb is ~120MB/s. HDDs now-a-days can reach 300MB/s.
But you have to as yourself, do you benefit from a larger connection? Do you transfer files often enough to warrant it?
I read/write to my NAS frequently, around 500GB a week. I still use a 1Gb connection.

>"homelab" is currently one NUC8i5inh
>a pile of used HP Elitedesk 705 g5s are available near me
> Ryzen5 3400G + 16gb ram + either 256gb or 500gb ssd
>all come with power bricks (+ mouse & keyboard, not that I'd need those)
>all working running W10
I'm thinking of learning clustering, or setting up thin clients.
Should I get them or is there something else I should have my eye out for instead, like a different brand, newer generation or higher performance model?
I've been wanting to try clustering but I figured it'd be easier if each node is identical so I've been looking for someone selling a bulk pile of identical systems.

>>107832608
>pic
¿Por qué no los dos?

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>>107834996
This is the switchport activity for my TrueNAS box on a 10G uplink for the past seven days
Mostly doing random NFS shares for Jellyfin, packages, general data grave and some light iScuzzy
The only time it exceeds basic gigabit is when proxmox vomits the weekly backups to a network share.
YMMV, but there's no real, practical need and you will most likely never hit max drive speeds ever due to other overhead.

>>107835255
Wow, peak retardation to hire Chinese for the presumably cutting edge of tech.
Not that I believe in Altman's scam, but you know the Peking guys are stealing what they can and sending it to the Motherland.

What's the engineering equivalent of a stunt cock? Someone who appears as a "double" when actual tech questions need to be answered. I'm fairly sure Sam Altman doesn't know shit and there's someone else put into his place at tech-based interviews.

>>107835527
>cutting edge of tech
yes, they are launching a pen soon, I believe.
what a time to be alive.

>>107835255
>WTF guys I thought school prestige didn't matter?
I'm sure the more important question is where did OpenAi employees go to synagogue

>>107835306
Maybe a german made that chart, we still call it Peking.

>>107832244
>The 6502 used about 6000 transistors
This is still important today when using non-traditional materials, such as plastic:
https://www.eenewseurope.com/en/pragmatic-develops-plastic-6502-processor/

>>107832488
>11.6mW
nice
>71.4kHz
it's slow but damn impressive for a sheet of plastic
https://www.eenewseurope.com/en/imec-details-flexible-6502-plastic-processor/

>>107834062
If you go to exotic materials such as InP you can achieve simply grotesque swithing times of less than one ps. That is ps, not ns.
Trouble is, this material is super difficult to work with and I don't think you can get even a 1 inch wafer of InP.

>>107835312
Is it used for anything?

>>107835336
I cannot see if it is in current use but there are many proposed uses such as THz radio tech for InP HEMT transistors. Plenty of research but I cannot see if any are for sale.
A 4000 GHz 6502 would have potentials.

>>107824879

its technically true, the week before thanksgiving and probably during SC25, they all got together and exchanged circular LTS agreements, locking up all RAM capacity.

this also happened with NVME, but it is taking longer for its affect to hit the market, i assume because there are more than 3 manufacturers

>>107835611
hwhite dudes who can't accept they're mid and it's actually their own fault they are stuck where they are

>>107824901
it is 100% true
source: every previous bubble including dotcom

This bubble is particularly intense though because the elites are convinced that AI is absolutely necessary for them to attain immortality and snub God, so they will spare no expense this time.

>>107824879
This is literally not figuratively and not conceptually, but just fucking Enron 2.0 only difference being instead of one company it's an entire fucking branch of industry.

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>>107825426
Other Anon is correct, bank reserve ratios were set to $0 during Covid and were never brought back, mainly because every bank immediately overshot the old reserve ratio threshold once it was removed and if it were to be reinstated every bank would immediately go upside down as a result.

Every big bank right now is operating with no reserve and no backup so be careful where you put your money.

>>107834201
>>107834273
I meant popular compared to Java. I know it's not an unpopular language in absolute terms, but there seem to be a lot more Java jobs, especially backend jobs at interesting companies. Meanwhile, C# has fewer jobs and more of these jobs seem to be at non-tech companies where programmers are a cost center. That seems strange given that C# is the more advanced language of the two. You'd figure that it would be the reverse, with more C# being used at interesting tech companies.

>>107835082
I don't care about /g/'s obsession with "bloat".
it's "bloated" because it has a gorillion features.
if you don't need them, fine, but I have no performance issues on my crappy laptop, so I'd rather have them.
>>107835222
of course the binaries are relatively large because they need to incorporate the runtime.
if 50 MB or whatever the size is, is too much for you, then it doesn't fit your use case.
most people using those languages don't need compilation to native.

>>107835461
The more technical companies probably don't want to be on Microsoft platforms

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>>107834144
C# is a bad language because it's a bloated mess with too many proper nouns.
>>107834260
See this post? Too many proper nouns.
Every single proper noun is a dependency, an obstacle, a liability, and a paid subscription.

>>107834144
>Java but better
Kotlin, or not using Java 8 when 25 LTS is available
C# is good if you don't mind having the official UI framework getting deprecated every 3 years, though

>>107834792
>checks if the flag is set (which it always properly was because we were loading data from a UTF-8 database), and converts it to ISO-1 if it is (and I mean actually _convert_)
That's retarded, you're corrupting the data and losing information *100%* of the time that the UTF8 flag is set. If the UTF8 flag is set it means at least 1 character was > 0xff and those characters will be corrupted when converted back. The only useful thing to do when the UTF8 flag is set is to encode to "UTF-8".

$ perl -E 'use Devel::Peek; Dump chr(0xff)'
SV = PV(0x55a1f27fb860) at 0x55a1f25e25b0
  REFCNT = 1
  FLAGS = (PADTMP,POK,IsCOW,READONLY,PROTECT,pPOK)
  PV = 0x55a1f27f9850 "\xFF"\0
  CUR = 1
  LEN = 16
  COW_REFCNT = 0
$ perl -E 'use Devel::Peek; Dump chr(0x100)'
SV = PV(0x55e9e2ee2a80) at 0x55e9e2cc96b0
  REFCNT = 1
  FLAGS = (PADTMP,POK,IsCOW,READONLY,PROTECT,pPOK,UTF8)

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>>107835162
>O(n^2)
meant O((nm)^2)

>>107835024
Brute force it?

Let '0' denote the color black. Let '1' denote the color white. You're looking for white rectangles.
Start with a w*h white rectangle.
If all the h pixels immediately to the right of the rectangle are white increase w by 1.
If all the w pixels immediately under the rectangle are white, increase h by 1.
Keep growing the rectangle that way until it can grow no longer. If the rectangle is bigger than the previously biggest rectangle, update your record of biggest known rectangle.
Repeat starting anew with every known 1x1 rectangle.

If you get that to work, then you've solved the problem for at least some size input.
Then you can start thinking about optimising.

>>107822402
having that many parameters, especially int parameters that you can easily make a mistake with is bad. I would create a struct to put the parameters into and pass that, then this formatting wouldn't be an issue.

>>107835165
>you're corrupting the data and losing information *100%*
Don't tell me. Tell the retards who programmed the FCGI modules. Our code worked *fine*, as is evident by the fact that everything was displayed properly as long as we bothered to clear the UTF-8 flag once before printing the output buffer to socket.

Oh, and of course the UTF-8 flag was set during site generation, because again, UTF-8 database.

>>107827576
can we finally bully every gnome dev off the internet?

>>107828207
Link?

>>107827576
GNOME's design dictatorship breaks extensions with every update, enforces a rigid workflow many hate, and uses more resources than leaner alternatives. "Best" is subjective, but its flaws are objective. Bassi's code is clean; the UX is contentious.

>>107832791
JAV code?

look what I found, you can make native GTK apps for GNOME in React now. GG WP
https://github.com/eugeniodepalo/gtkx