Look who has just betrayed AI companies in America. So much for AI "winning the race" against China.https://x.com/i/status/2011035726851522725
I'm sure the techbros will act responsibly over their electricity usage
>>107863045>he thinks there's still shreds of meme magic inside
>>107855710>>107855712We’ll let me ask you a question. What side are the Jews on? Pro ai or anti ai?
>>107875695Pro as long as it makes money, anti after they shorted it
>>107875695anti. it devalues their current assets, makes the market unpredictable and fucks with the economy on a macro scale
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>>107875137what the fuck have you been doing this last 10 years man? ab is like 20 times as good as bbt.
>>107875137mfw waiting on an invite...
>>107867537Usenet has two components the indexer which is basically a torrent site and the provider which is basically mega or any other DDL website. A lot of the indexers themselves are paid or have limits on how many nzb's you can download if you don't pay.. and all the providers are paid. You need to pay to use Geek for example which is a indexer. It's not much but it does cost money. If you get a provider deal during black friday the actual providers are really cheap too.
>>107868622Any captcha solver that works? I'm fine with solving it, but not when it ask me to solve 3 on every fucking post I make. Thanks for reading
>>107875340>He doesn't know
>get laughed at for ridiculous price tag>end up being by far the best value on the marketpc sistahs, how do we cope?
>>107875767It has the possibility to run games, but no games to actually run.
>>107875783Kek. You fucking owned him.
>>107872550>>107873883>>107875146rutracker is better than fitgirl
>>107872584>muh bing bing wahoo
>>107875783>le piss3 has... le no gaem?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:PlayStation_3-only_games
>Read the sticky: >>105076684>GNU/Linux questions >>>/g/fglt>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt>PC building? >>>/g/pcbg>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt>Obsolete laptops >>>/g/tpg>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg>Server questions >>>/g/hsg>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg>How to find/activate any version of Windows?https://rentry.org/installwindowsPrevious: >>107820851
Is there anything wrong with getting a dell or HP laptop?
>>107875723all PC have stinkers, it is just luck of the draw, not intentionally designed bad, nothing is wrong with the brand that plagues all their products
How big of a difference does a standalone sound card make?
>>107874821Elgato Facecam Mk 2
>>107875654>If you're talking about those motherboards with special low noise audio ports, that's bullshit.Nah external ones like focusrite.
How can the Chinese govt be this based?
>>107875852Just get used to buying chinese now for technology anyway. They see the opportunity for massive worldwide profits while nShitia and AyeMD sell out to billionaire tech oligarchs.
Crazy how I grew up seeing Nvidia as this thingy to play 3D games on my PC and now the future of mankind depends on nvidia
>>107875891>now the future of mankind depends on nvidialmao
>>107866973Fuck, China is making me so hard right now.
>>107875924>>107875889>thinks orange man will allow you buy chinese products
Rizzler born in 2000 here. How did boomers stare at these radiation boxes for hours on end on a daily basis without their eyes bleeding?
>>107873985Cause the motion was so clear it's not like the glitchy picture boxes we have now. In terms of eye strain the stutter of modern monitors is far worse for the eye.
>>107873985>Rizzler born in 2000 hereYou need to be 18 to post here
>>107874132>>107873985>>107874526>>107874641>>107874150> mfw i have to breath the same air as screencucks
why are you guys acting like CRTs are some ultra boomer techmany people still had CRTs in 2010
No pain, no gain.
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>>107875344>It benefits nobody that these companies act like niggerspretty much the reason IEMs are so widespread now. if you're gonna get raped may as well just buy $20 shitbuds and cycle through themOnly people I'll buy cans from these days are ETA or Benson/ES Lab because they both double as repair/mod shops and will actually give a shit about warranty and repairs
>>107875448>ETA>purple padsbasedI had seen some insanely cheap moon/bryston gear locally but i couldn't justify them at the time. Having 15 years of warranty on a dac/amp stack is so crazy, cool shit too but i was too ignorant on amps to pay that much
>>107875344PortaPro and some 80s manufacture Pro4AAs. Used to have PX200s. Really sucks they stopped making those.
>>107875698>PortaProwas deciding between these and Koss KSC75 for when i walk my dog, been of a long ass time since i used on ears
>>107875926always PortaPros with Yaxis
>Year of the Linux KDE Wayland desktop>still can't get fonts to render properly with fractional scalingYep, it would seem that even Valve can't unfuck desktop Linux on their own chosen DE after throwing hundreds of thousands, if not millions, in developer salaries at it.I have no doubt many will not even see the problem here, which is probably a large part of the issue, but it doesn't matter. The fact is that this is simply pathetic and inexcusable at this point.I guess I'll try again in another 5 years. Maybe the Linux people will have figured out how to make fonts that don't magically become blurry due to where I drag the window on the screen when my display is scaled fractionally, like we've been able to do elsewhere for at least a decade.
>>107872874maybe they should fund x11 development instead
>>107873136Anon, the fucking monitor is 1080p and you're applying a 125% scale on it, what did you really expect to happen?Every time I've used kde on me 4k oled monitor everything looked excellent, because there's enough pixels to render it properly.At least fucking post a video about gnome that actually got the damn issue.
>>107873076My best guess is that it fucking doesn't, have you looked at how a phone renders its interface?It's basically the same shit applel does, put a gorillion pixels screen and then render everything at 200% scaling or more, with that you have enough pixels to render a font perfectly without needing to actually have antialiasing, grab a 75$ phone with a piss poor resolution display and you'll see how great it can't scale the fonts and ui.
What KDE version? I'm on 6.5.5 arch KDE cant reproduce it on a 1080p monitor at 125%
>>107872874>ValveShould've invested in Hyprland.
so this... is the power of AI?https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli/issues/16725
This is the worst it will ever be.
>>107874142Sure, just one more trillion dollars, just one more datacenter, just one more nuclear power plant. Then surely AI will be able to beat Pokemon and answer customer service calls. Of course this massive capital investment and overbearing demand for energy and resources is worth it for silly cat videos, bad music, and wrong answers to simple questions.
>>107873688>>107873719I use AI because I’m not a tranny
>>107875648AI is made by trannies for trannies
>>107875609whoa let's cool it with the anti-semitic remarks
Dual Xeons Editionprevious: >>107815771READ THE (temp)WIKI! & help by contributing:https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Home_server/hsg/ is about learning and expanding your horizons. Know all about NAS? Learn virtualization. Spun up some VMs? Learn about networking by standing up a OPNsense/PFsense box and configuring some VLANs. There's always more to learn and chances to grow. Think you’re god-tier already? Setup OpenStack and report back.>What software should I run?Install Gentoo. Or whatever flavor of *nix is best for the job or most comfy for you. Jellyfin/Emby/Plex to replace Netflix, Nextcloud to replace Googlel, Ampache/Navidrome to replace Spotify, the list goes on. Look at the awesome self-hosted list and ask.>Why should I have a home server?De-botnet your life. Learn something new. Serving applications to yourself, your family, and your frens feels good. Put your tech skills to good use for yourself and those close to you. Store their data with proper availability redundancy and backups and serve it back to them with a /comfy/ easy to use interface.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107875082same but 3 of them and they run windows 10 :^)
>>107875840>10why not 7?
so many uncs in this thread
>>107875126I was using an enterprise server till I realized it was sitting idle 90% of the time cus I was out/asleep and it was idling at 140 watts. Now I use a nuc that idles at 10 watts and maxes out at around 40.As a bonus I can 3d print a 10" rack to put it in instead of needing a real rack for the 19" enterprise server.
>>107875900based
engineering 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.Previous: https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/107814484/#107814484
>>107874407>no textures
>>107874840I got it. I just have a vector of PendingDestruction structs. When a chunk is no longer relevant in the renderer the vertex and the index buffers get moved to that vector where they are deleted when currentFrameIndex >= lastUsedFrameIndex + MAX_FRAMES_IN_FLIGHT. A huge win for my renderer because I’m pretty sure Minecraft just double buffers.
>>107870883>>107873423thanksI'm gonna tone down the fog density. for the umbrella I didnt go into play mode for that screenshot, just the game view window, so its still the default blue material. in levels that use it, it'll get assigned the umbrella material for that level when the scene does its constructor script
>>107873429I'm very smart, so smart than I have made 10 different super amazing ECS driven game engines. I've never made a game with any of them btw
I want to track the assets the game has currently loaded with the assets' filepaths as the keys. Is there a better way to do this than std::unordered_map<std::string, T>?
> mfw i have to breath the same air as screencucks
bluddy though his post that go 0 replies was so good he needed to make a thread on it. NAAAAAAAAH that's wild
>>107875028>NAAAAAAAAH that's wildnsayne
>>107875028:skull: :skull: :skull:
well tripfag i do agree that projectors are pretty cool if you are a housefag and have a desktophowbeit i'm still just going to use my laptop and live in airports
Reminder that if this is your career, you're working a bullshit job meant to prevent women from having children. Your career would not exist in a proper world that forced people to skill up to keep their jobs.Everyone thinks you're a know-it-all faggot and a useless eater. You will be the first to go when the belt tightens because your services are wildly inflated. Most of you don't even deserve to be making minimum wage.You build nothing and your only """""""contribution""""""" is consuming products and being a Potemkin measure for your employer to check a box. You will die having contributed nothing to humanity other than being a jester and subject of mockery from the rest of us who do actual engineering.You will never get the penetration testing job. You will never be an "ethical hacker". You will never salvage anything useful or valorous from "cyber". The most it will be is self delusion and LARPing as long as the economy can remain irrational enough to even consider keeping you around. And when you're finally unemployed (because as it turns out, you cannot use cheap chinese electro gadgets to win the lottery), you can use your cybersecurity "skills" to jerk off all day before we inevitably throw all of you into a grinder.Nigger.
>>107874444the Tea app is back apparently. I look forward to the shenanigans that are about to ensue.also anyone who works in software is pretty much living on borrowed time. zognald will replace you with jeets.
>>107874444>ou will die having contributed nothing to humanityyou say this like its a bad thing
>>107874444>mad that cyberzoomers are getting all the techettesstay mad unc
>>107874444Sorry your code got flagged as insecure, retard.
>found wife's hidden boyfriend who's a cybersecurity analyst
What do you guys use that is portable and is a nifty lil table for your laptop and usb devices on the side for some comfy work in the living room? Have you guys bought anything that turned out better than expected? Table must be collapsible.
>>107873933no but I always wanted one of those roll side desk for bed because sometimes i get work calls at night and hating going to my desk.recently i saw someone using a japanese style floor desk and i got super tempted to get the same setup
I have pic rel, called green forest folding desk. I think pic rel is the smaller one, mines 30" wideits okay, kind of rocks back and forth but I got it when it was half off or something. desks like in the OP are probably better but more of a hassle to set up
>>107875596that is a great idea. how much are those
>>107873933>table for your laptop and usb devices on the side for some comfy work in the living room?Nothing. I have a giant desk that fits my personal desktop w/ 2 monitos, my latop with seperate monitor, bookshelf and printerif i want to go elsewhere, like during a boring meeting i just unplug my laptop and walk around. Maybe i'll go downstairs and shoot pool while people are talking and i just dont give a damn, that sounds comfy enough for me. If you want me to be productive then my working location is a solid desk with more than a shitty laptop monitor to work on. I've walked to the local burger king to use their wifi while my car was in the shop; im not nearly as productive using just that shitty laptop alone
how often do you author a new commit?do you make a bunch and then push them all at once?
>>107868661It just depends on the codebase and what the end goal of what you're doing is. I generally try to go for the rule of "one logical change is one commit" but what constitutes "one logical change" can vary. Sometimes adding a feature can be one easy commit. The program already has the right logic and infrastructure in place so you just add the new changes and you're good to go. But sometimes adding a feature may take several commits. You might find yourself refactoring and rewriting several things in advance to prepare for the new feature you actually want to add. That's the kind of stuff you put in clean, separate commits, so reviewers can easily see what you're doing. Of course, sometimes I've done big giant rewrites in just one commit because all the parts were so intertwined together that there was no sense in attempting to separate the logic. Tough to follow for other people but what else can you do in situations like that.
>>107873524shitproject_final2_old_new_final.zipPASSWORD: 123456
>>107874639>PASSWORD: 123456That's amazing! That's the same password as my luggage!
>>107874565>Tough to follow for other people but what else can you do in situations like that.Commit early. Commit often.But think before the merges (or squash commits, if you're lying trash).The advantages of frequent commits: serve as a backup, serve as points you can rollback to easily, and people can see you're properly busy. They also make switching between tasks easier.
>>107868661On average about 10-15 an hour. Some I amend to the previous one, some are a fixup to an earlier commit. Some go into a different branch, which I may or may not cherry-pick as things progress.When it starts looking ready, then I reorder or split commits if necessary, make more adjustments, do linting/formatting and fix commits.Once I feel like it has earned its place in the history, I push.
