>>108530191
As someone who frequents /g/ and /lit/ I vastly prefer actual books. I also would prefer to never hear about Scott R. Bakker again for as long as I live.

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>>108529481
I've tried reading books on several iPads, it's a blight and painful experience even at night, worse in daylight.
An e-reader that can toggle back (or front) light off is great for reading, even manga.

>>108530522
>still using a air

>>108530534
I like getting the absolute most out of my devices. I don't need the M4 Air
What the ever loving fuck is an iPad else to do but reading state mandated doujinshi and watching advertisers sell you the next inhabitant of your forgotten drawers ?

Oh and drawing smut in my case

>>108530556
oof

>>108530515
No, they don't. It's just that you have nothing to say that isn't spammed incessantly already

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>>108526404
>op is retarded: the megathread

>>108527085
Maybe for cooling squares are rectangular due to surface area or something. I've heard Carmack and other tech guys say rectangular chips are superior due to getting more I/O on the edges or something.

>>108530355
>Carmack
lol
>rectangular chips are superior due to getting more I/O on the edges
this might have been the case in 1970s. after that decade? lol no.

>>108526514
>>108526497
I am sick to my stomach. Such a great betrayal.

>>108526404
1. Aesthetics don't matter for something you'll not be looking at very much, since your motherboard is usually kept in an opaque chassis of some sort.
2. A square chip minimizes the time it takes for electricity to travel from the most distant points on the chip. When you need to shuffle information around billions of times per second, and the maximum speed that information can travel at is 299,792,458 meters per second, it helps to minimize the physical distance that information has to travel.

>>108527972
and what did they make?
I've noticed that's always omitted like it's not important

>>108527972
>before becoming a co-founder of four start-ups.
not a real software developer and never was
hate these grifter yc retards

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>>108527972
Based as fuck. Even Silicon Valley knows that AIGODS are the future.
We will replace all codetrans

>>108529175
You are committed to the bit, I'll give you that.

>>108527972
codemonkey jobs are ending. Its like back in the day when tractors replaced farm workers. 1 competent programmer + AI will do more work than 10 monkeys and will produce better code. I've unironically seen webniggers estimate 1-2 days (8-16 hours) to add a button to a website. Now you do it in a single prompt and the webniggers are eating shit.

>>108524101
mods ban this fed

>>108520301
>face mask
>eye contacts

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>favorite brand
so this place is openly even worse than reddit now

>>108520219
C-Media

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>>108524101
I know, it somehow makes them pretty beyond reason.
I tried on some mouse ears myself, I looked like pedo mickey mouse.. it must only work on women

>>108525913
>Are you device hoarding?
yeah, just upgraded after 7 years of using an S9 phone to a used S25+ for 500$, bought the S9 used also. Still running an old Lenovo W540 laptop with Windows8.1, have a drawerfull of maybe 10 old cell phones, have a special fondness for the old HTC One M9, that was a cool phone when it came out, great speakers.

>>108526308
>Why would you ever buy a new phone if the one you already have works just fine?
if you use banking apps they may force an update if the mfr stops the OS update

>>108525913

Hang CEOs and the economists that make post-hoc justifications for them.

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>>108525913
I've been noticing a lot of bot threads posting stuff from just 2025 recently.

>>108529980

Lots of twitter reposts and other articles are posts from years prior. This isnt new.

>>108530454
>does peepee suck for coding compared to poopoo
JFC faggot just learn to write code manually. Until then, you don't belong here.

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>>108530472
guess I'm just a fucking retard

>>108530347
> I know its just needing more practice
Holy mother of retarded jeets

>>108530512
no, i've solved 400 leetcode problems and I still had some trouble. You need to keep practicing.
This is the type of question I would've given up on when I had <100 problems. The examples are bad, the question description is unclear, and the logic is unintuitive.

Should I even try to reverse search?

>>108530324
What are people buying instead?

>>108530324
Do you have any proof of this?

>>108528287
DietPi.

>>108528293
https://dietpi.com/docs/software/file_servers/#samba
Since it's apparently just modified Debian you could probably run Cockpit or Webmin if you want a gui for setting up SMB

>>108524674
If it's a learning experience i'd go with a VPS/Azure VM/EC2 instance and learn how other services in that ecosystem work with each other, since that's what most companies will do instead of selfhosting it on their servers. But that's just my opinion.

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Was browsing the local hardware store and saw a bunch of these light screw wifi security cameras
Any way to run these locally?
The boxes made it sound like each one had to run the manufacturer's app and paid cloud service, and I'm afraid to pick one up just to find out they won't do shit without an active internet connection

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>>108509526
you had one job

>>108527474
font?

Explain why this is happening, shouldn't it have given a compiler error?

clang++ -std=c++23 -x c++ - -o /tmp/test << 'EOF' && /tmp/test
#include <cstdlib>
template <typename T> static constexpr inline T max(T a, T b) { return a > b ? a : b; }
int main() {
    char *p = (char *)__builtin_alloca_with_align(1, max<unsigned long>(1, 16) * 8);
    p[0] = 1;
    return 0;
}
EOF
Segmentation fault         /tmp/test

>>108530449
It also crashes with std::max:

clang++ -std=c++23 -x c++ - -o /tmp/test << 'EOF' && /tmp/test
#include <algorithm>
int main() {
    char *p = (char *)__builtin_alloca_with_align(1, std::max<unsigned long>(1, 16) * 8);
    p[0] = 1;
    return 0;
}
EOF
Segmentation fault         /tmp/test

>>108530449
Why would it? The compiler doesn't know what the stack size's gonna be.

>>108530428
Looks like one of the flavors of IBM fonts

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>>108530278
Traitor.

Kirta already does SD generation though. This "craft coding" stuff sounds like farm to fork snobbery.

>>108529290
I think they totally need some kind of AI to compete with Adob*/Clip studio
Same shit with gimp vs Adob*

Only the basic stuff, most people don't use the new AI shit

>>108529290
And that's all also ignoring the fact that AI generted content is not copyrightable. How are you gonna release it under the GPL if you don't own the copyright to it?

>>108530491
They'll try it anyway, then get caught lying during discovery, eat a default judgement, and collapse from the compensatory damages like a shit souffle.

>tfw your "thing" isn't popular at all so the AI doesn't know how to do it no matter what you prompt it
[spoiler]girls with big noses[/spoiler]

What happened to all the videogame girls gens?

>>108529112
>>>/vg/vig/

>>108530296
As sson as I posted that I looked for it on the OP, sorry.

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>>108527267
Why haven't you taken matters into your own hands and constructed a magnifying transmitter in your backyard yet? Dr. Parkinstine has proven that it is possible even for the common man.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBQndAH3hWQ

>>108528576
why hasnt anyone tried to reproduce this especially in the last 10 years where everyone knows about tesla???

elegdrig shog :DD

Whats the point if this tech when all of infrastructure is already built. It make sense 100 years ago but today? Also we have batteries so the problem with providing electricity to some shitville is also solved. I know its kewl and all but doesn't make sense from economics perspective.

>>108530468
Convenience, like how they built cell tower to replace telephone lines. America's infrastructure is old and collapsing, why why bother spending trillions replacing all that when you can just build a bunch of towers everywhere. Bonus points for collecting all the old copper wiring and recycling it for AI data centers.

>>108529995
The problems I outlined existed before LLMs were ever trained on repositories and stackoverflow posts, anon .
I do not necessarily have a problem with the use of LLMs.
Lack of meticulousness, creativity, and care for architecture are not obligate conditions on the use of LLMs in the context of programming, nor is the use of LLMs contingent to these patterns.
>>108530044
>That wasn't a complement.
I will take it as a compliment nevertheless.
>You're like a giant smelly turd
This is factually incorrect.
I'm not a giant as I am only 5'11" tall (although desu I hate foot'inches" system it's fucking retarded Euros are right. 182 cm really).
You might be referring to weight, but I'm only 150 lbs which is relatively skinny for my height.
And I smell very good.
>it's painful to push out and you wouldn't want to have to be in that situation in the first place but once it was passed you really couldn't help to be impressed and simultaneously repulsed but it's existence
oh sorry, I replied before reading your full text and hadn't realized "LIKE a giant smelly turd" was a simile used to set up a juxtaposition with antithesis in the structure.
It's pretty good though anon.

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>>108530186
I wonder what he dancing to

>>108529712
This is how to get a job:
>create github account
>create a private repository
>service to spam commits
>fork 100 projects and use ai to upload them commit by commit to github
>pin most impressive ones
>create linkedin
>service to spam network requests 24/7
>now you are +500 linkedin super sheep
>pay 10 actors for 60 minutes to larp CEOs from different countries to recommend you during interviews
>get job

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>>108530346
>>108529712
I don't care about that shit. If you can't write a fizz buzz in front of me you don't get hired.

>>108530132
What intel schizo? It's literally just nico and maybe like 2/3 people trying to bait him into having a melt down

>>108530263
chip design takes years to complete. by the time they're done backporting zen4/5 to am4, zen6 would already be 1-2 years old

>>108529984
This is true, but we really need rtings to put gsync pulsar monitors into their burn in benchmark.
It's really hard to actually burn in the display, since the backlight is just bunch of rows, and it would have a similar burn in as a mini-led (which is hard to burn in as well), but it should be possible in theory.
Also I want to see a pulsar display with a dead zone, to see how ugly it would be. I tried to search google but it seems nobody has experience it. yet.

>>108530332
I've never heard of burn-in outside OLED, and isn't RTINGS paywalled now?

>>108530323
at this point a 5800x3d rerun would be sufficient for the unwashed masses