>>107834883
Just cast the type of the node to one that has the branches the other way round (recursively). Like that, you invert the tree at zero cost.

I think I have solved it at least five times, but I can't remember off the top of my head.
I just don't use binary trees in actual code.

What does invert even mean, invert all the values of the tree or reverse the order of the tree?

>>107837763
It means you swap the left and right nodes all the way down.

>>107837836
Why wouldn't you just write the words backwards?

>>107833902
Take a look at the process tree for more information and do the math, bud.
>>107833871
It's not obese, it just has all of the features, and they are all implemented well. Ghostty is obese.
To me a terminal is as important as gtk or qt, and serves a similar function. It's important that it support various graphical features.

>>107833954
Just exec it

>>107833964
I don't think I will.

>>107834181
Of course you won't, you're not the person who designed this system. But it would be impolite to send unsolicited hatemail to a bunch of geriatric programmers so I have to make do

>>107807701
stop making fun of my favorite female dork

>>107828519
>Picrel shows 80%-90% adoption by companies
If you'd bother to look at the definition of 'use of AI' that is being plotted in that graph you'll note that the definition itself upon which the data is based, is inconsistent from year-to-year and therefore any trend-analysis based on the data is bunk.
Furthermore, you'll note that the definition as used in recent years would already qualify if one moron in an entire department regularly uses Copilot to reformat outgoing email. One noname troglodite prompting ChatGPT in an accounting department would be enough to have an entire multinational light up as 'using AI.'

The data is a farce.
"There are lies. Damned lies. And statistics."

>>107835230
>AGI is impossible
because human brains contain magical fairy dust, right?

>>107835690
an average white guy would be the equivalent of a genius in india because the country's average iq is about 72.

>>107825446
Well said. I may steal this quote in the future as I see this sort of behavior all the time on the internet.

>>107837463
Here's some more statistics for you since I know you enjoy them so much.

https://fortune.com/2025/03/26/fortune-500-companies-beef-up-ai-budgets-wedbush-analysis-cfo/
>Of the companies analyzed, overall, the firm estimates that AI now comprises roughly 12% of many IT budgets for 2025, up from 10% in January.

That's more than the cost of a troglodite prompting ChatGPT in an accounting department. If you have better data on how much companies are using or paying for LLM based services then I'm happy to learn more but I don't just accept vibes.

>>107837744
>>107837739
I use the desktop client because it supports all the formats, so it's not that exciting. When I think about it, Jellyfin already does everything I need it to. Despite that, it's always nice to get new shiny things.
What I'd love is a native comment/rating system. I'd love to rate the films I watch and see other people's ratings or comments.

>>107837739
>It's been on the Play Store for over a month now.
I don't use the goy store, all I know is I installed it for my dad and at the time it wasn't.

>>107837987
>I know is I installed it for my dad
Most dads use the goy store. what's the problem? your dad is probably good goy boomer anyway.

>>107837998
>at the time it wasn't [on the play store].
Need more help anon?

>>107838011
Switch him to the goy store then. Don't you want your dad to update his Wholphin easily?

I have an interview this Wednesday. Not even sure I like the company but I'll give it a shot.

its been almost a year since I left my job, I have savings for only the next 3-4 months, then I kill myself I guess

>>107815637
>Let's say that I implemented what they wanted, I tested it and deployed it and monitored it and I'm carrying a beeper, what else am I supposed to do?
You're supposed to quit because something like that should be a gig or short term contract.

Honestly, the past few months I haven't been getting a lot of responses back from all the job applications I put in. This all started changing with one simple rule -- Simply ignore everyone with an Indian first or last name. After doing this not even a week passed and someone responded and got me to round 2 with the hiring manager, now just waiting to hear back. Not even a recruiter but someone from the company directly. Pretty much anyone I talk to ends up being white for some reason.

>>107830375
I hope I get it. Competition is pretty strong right now for programmers I imagine but at least they're legally obligated to only hire citizens and people from my state.

>>107836876
I do use Proxmox VE by HTTP, but the containers themselves don't get populated as separate hosts. It's just the one host and a bunch of probes per 3 digit number associated with the container.
I wanted each container to be treated as it's own host with it's own cpu, disk, memory, and service probes. That requires a separate agent for each. Maybe it's possible by manually editing the discovery templates but I didn't really want to get that deep in the weeds.

>>107836789
>I think initially things will be slow cause I have to transfer a bunch of data over to the new NAS but it seems like I can live with it long term
You can do faster connection with direct ethernet connection
Some anons suggested using local link feature of ipv6, but I never manged to get it to work and just used ipv4, and with NFS + xcp, you can max out bandwidth for maximum possible speed.

>>107835944
>>107836020
Both are the same drives with the same warranty
Pick your favorite color basically.
Technically the Golds should have a higher workload rating

>>107834996
doro...

retard alert here.

If I build a NAS, I think I need 1 SSD for appdata and at least 1 for cache. Are these separate drives? And since I see people saying mirror your appdata and cache, does this mean you need 4 SSDs total?

>ctrl-f invideous

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>>107823565
>I just have a python script where I paste the channel and it opens everything parsed with one network call, all the videos in order with their upload date etc.

>>107837105
invidious has been getting raped by YT for a while now so no surprises there

>>107837717
No I'm ashamed of it because I've made it with AI. It works without bugs as I've edited it and asked for fixes for a year now but it's still AI slop.
AI is only useful if it uses other people's libraries.

>>107830722
there was a fork

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>>107831015
>Chemo isn't like the movies where you get radiation sickness and then you can just take your hair and use you hand to just pull it all off effortlessly.
Depends on the person I guess https://youtu.be/RsmvNIUUJCI?

>>107830761
Quite possibly

>>107830702
Good. I hope this evil commie schlomo perishes before may.

>>107835935
and by his own arrogance and incompetence he convinced a million retarded normie NPCs that pop is some how bad.
there should be legal repercussions for this, not just for him, but to hold other incompetents accountable

>>107836119
it games everything. i have over 500 games in my steam library, out of that 500 maybe 10 or 15 require me to use a specific version of proton (which less than 10 seconds to select) and out of that 500 maybe 4 don't work at all due to kernel level anti-cheats (which i just use my PS5 for). it runs every single emulator I have thrown at it with zero issues.

>>107831927
the only problem that i'm facing with cosmic since the beta is that my games launch minimized when they use xwayland. probably could solve this by activating native wayland or using gamescope, but i haven't bothered.

>>107835739
also agree with everything said.

>>107831927
It's a shitty gnome clone, if you can game on gnome you can game on cosmic too

>>107837705
they're expensive howeverbeit

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>>107837764
skull crushers

>>107833477
>throat mic which is standard military gear.
People who were never in any military need to stop talking about standard military anything.

>>107837764
>you can't mount NVGs on a helmet
...what the fuck is this supposed to protect against? I remember seeing airsofters in germany bitching they can't have full auto airsoft guns and I think in denmark(?) you can't have a flashlight on an airsoft gun

>>107837778
it's anything head mounted. You can either hold it your hand or mount it on a hunting rifle (humiliation ritual permit required)
Just end us already

>>107837795
enjoying things on your own time instead of needing to deal with randoms.

>>107837825
>enjoying things
Soon to be illegal, sorry.

>>107837808
>agentic operating systems
no such thing, dumb fecaloid

>>107837833
>Dubs
well fuck me dead.

The current CEO is a parasite that has no actual gameplan other to enrich his people and has systematically replaced the American workers with his own people who are inept at programming. The more they fire Americans the worst the products get.

>>107834122
Yeah I also think about this often. I came from other languages pretty late in the game and had very little trouble adjusting to the sexp syntax. I'm guessing it mostly comes from python devs that are used to a mostly noiseless syntax, but coming from C++/Java/Rust it's a breath of fresh air.
Only thing I prefer in those languages is the discoverability with LSPs. Like doing thing.<autocomplete>, in lisp I need to know the method/function beforehand and I don't know what's compatible with what without looking at the source code. Overall not an issue because NIH is strong in Lisp and I have like 0-3 libraries max vs something like Rust where you end up with 20 crates.

I was going to put this on gitgud due to my disdain for Microslop, but there were requests for me to register it with MELPA too, and lo and behold they require making a PR on shithub anyway. So up it goes there:
https://github.com/eNotchy/4g

Tell me which things you expected to work do not work (unless they relate to autoload fuckery which I'm currently fiddling with), in case any of you still use this.

>>107834122
Makes you realize why so many people think they're gonna be replaced by AI tomorrow. Yeah, if your brain overfits so hard on the first programming language you learn you should be worried.

>chez is the best scheme this and that chez chez
chez doesn't even have an ecosystem. There are no libraries, there is nothing. A toy.

https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1q978w9/packageel_package_diffreview_feature_has_landed/

Good morning sars. You can diff in package.el now

>>107836010
Which brand do you recommend? People keep telling me Keychron and Wooting HE keyboards are outdated but I have no idea what's currently the most cutting edge. I prefer one that has an ISO layout but I'm willing to make compromises if it's not supported. I don't care about comfort or usage in productivity, just speed.
When I search on forums people are asking for "best HE keyboards under X budget", but I don't have a budget. I don't care what the price is if it's not stupid like $600+.

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>>107835955
Ignore HE shill retards.
Get something with as short of a travel distance on the keypress as possible. Setting analog switches like HE to 0.1mm actuation isn't going to help. You will not be able to train yourself to only move down 0.11mm on all your fingers subconsciously. You will go down at least 1-2mm in the keypress on typical MX analog switches, especially when you're typing quickly. There is not a single fast typist that types lightly. Analog shilling troons who think they've trained themselves to feather their switches down 0.11mm at 120+wpm are coping hard, and if they could see themselves pressing down 2+mm when typing and gayming they would blow their brains out or seethe 10x harder.
This is also ignoring that 0.1mm actuation will make you constantly mistype and misinput in gaymes. The weight of your fingers alone, even if you're a lanklet, will 100% make you accidentally input keys even if you're lightly resting your fingers on top. You will begin to subconsciously hover your fingers above the keys to avoid doing so, defeating the purpose by introducing more distance between your finger and the top of the key.
Anyway, get something that's comparable to a thin laptop keyboard. Something like picrel if you care about gayming (this is the Corsair K100 Air), otherwise get something like the Logitech MX Keys S.
The only benefit analog shit has is rapid trigger, which stops actuation the moment you let off the key, but until someone adds that to something like picrel your best bet is unironically this due to simple physics + just how your body works. And even then, as I said before, not a single fucking soul out there is capable of letting pressure off a keycap to bring it back up to 0.09mm and back down to 0.11mm repeatedly, and certainly not while typing quickly or gayming.
Don't get fooled by snake oil salesmen retards pushing gimmicks.

>>107835955
>>107837459
Like, look at this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGwKCi4FX84

This guy uses a Steelseries Apex Pro, and inb4
>hurrr that's an analog board
He literally sets the actuation to 1.5 to 2.5mm on his keys. 2.5mm on the letters, 3.2 on the Shift keys, and 1.5 on the spacebar.
1.5mm-2mm is the standard actuation distance for 99.999999% of Cherry MX and MX clones. He bought an analog keyboard and removed literally the only selling point they have by setting the actuation at the standard point for all non-analog switches.
So really, you just need to get gudder at typing :^)

>>107837459
How would you say the Glove80 fares as a split ergo keyboard with low-profile switches?

These days I look at a linear switch and I just blurt out
>fuck my ass

>>107836413
Can't really go wrong with a JDS Atom stack or a Schiit Magni Unity + Mesh DAC, both are cheaper than DX5II and aren't plagued with bad QC and faulty firmware/PEQ.

anyone tried the iKF V11S or V12? im trying to buy a headset for a friend on a budget and dont want to get him a hyperx

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>>107788449
endgame

>>107835841
ok never mind the thirdie stuck two headphones in at once and was playing sound out of both of them, might not exactly be Topping's fault.

>>107837816
Why should it be a problem? That thing supposedly has balls.