>>107703788
You can maybe force the link in the OP, but you can't force us to kneel to you or any other contributor in our hearts.
I'm just raising awareness that there's another backstabbing contributor between us.

>>107703832
Only one? Bitch I would stab you in the eyes and watch you slowly bleed to death if someone told me I'd get opus for a week by doing this.

>>107703879
You forgot to attach your desu avatar.

>>107703747
What are some good MegaMan (a.k.a. RockMan) bots?

>>107703475
Actual previous: >>107695755

>>107703794
>Michael you get:
>A) live a normal fulfilling life as a multimillionaire
>B) be a billionaire but only be right ONCE in your entire life about anything
Guess he still made the right choice

>>107703909
>they make gpus, after all, not vague promises
and after the crash a huge load of them that were bought for data centers that never materialized will be dumped on the market for cheap

>>107703888
his opinion is influential and he is probably trying to expedite it.

>>107703924
thats where palantir may intervene
but i sure hope im wrong on this one, and were gonna see a used enterprise-card bonanza

>>107703794

why is he shorting a company tied to the gobbirment

>>107703588
>The debate is over though.
Correct, ZFS > all.

>>107703639
>I want to do a smart thing to start with but configure it for disaster

How do I get 'less' to reflow/rewrap the contents when the terminal is resized? I can't find any related option in the manual, is it not possible?

>>107703737
Huh?

I have a multi-GPU setup where I have 4 displays, both GPUs are 700XTXes.

- GPU1: HDMI/DP
- GPU2: HDMI/DP

The HDMI monitors are 4k120, the DP monitors are 4k60. When I try and set the 4k120 monitor on GPU2 to 120Hz the monitor starts turning on and off. If I set this to 60Hz I don't have an issue.
I've disabled VRR on all of the monitors. I've trued KDE, GNOME, and Niri and all of them have the same issues. Wayland BTW.

>>107701727
web assembly can be hosted like any static site. it's just a binary blob that gets sent to the client

>>107702122
Awesome. Thank you.

>>107701352
>right click on the project folder: 250mb
get the fuck out nocoder fagclicker

>>107701864
Welcome to corporate webdev

>>107701352
>>107701864
same, when I am coding my own projects I use vanilla everything, and when I feel fancy I put in some web components.

>>107694793
I had the same problem.
If fixed it this way:
Uninstalled -> Installed the .09-beta -> restore an 2-day old backup -> delete clouflare cookie and 4chan cookie -> update to .13-beta.
It now works with my previous posts saved.

>>107686752
Fuck the bottom menu, what's missing is the old search.

>>107702925
I just tried that strategy and it does seem to be working much better than my single complex regex. Thank you.

>>107686738
link?

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>>107703820
Posting direct links to apps that don't show ads is frowned upon by the jan-jans.
With that said, it appears that multiple people ITT have already linked to the github repo for the beta builds.
You want to download the latest release available (currently v1.3.35.13-beta)
>>107703573
Fixed in latest build from few hrs ago. See new setting.

>>107684178
>delusions of grandeur
Did we read the same post?

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>>107684178
>Andrej Karpathy says

>>107684394
such beautiful clothes! I can see them, I'm smart!

>>107700067

>>107684178 equates programmer to manager/director
>>107684179 says the same but shittier
>>107693180 equates programming to all "knowledge work"

LLM posts from coders are usually them realizing they're not as cool as they thought they were, and falsely blame AI for this. But AI can only write code... what they're actually realizing is that all they do is crap out code, too.

LLMs can only shit out text, including code. Many descriptions of AI fear falsely equate coding (that is, typing concrete code so it does something) with every other role of software product development, including: management, architecture design, maintenance, integrating libraries, UX design, testing, directing a product, deployment, networking, marketing, growing, etc. However, many of these things can actually be coded now as opposed to years ago (like how Terraform can setup a whole AWS stack for you if you provide a spec, or how you can deploy ads on Google without having to talk to anyone), and since there are a lot of full examples online, many don't really require a lot of experience to implement. So a lot of these things resemble coding, and coding resembles those things. When an LLM shits out code, retards think their entire job is at stake, and it could be if all the retard does is follow instructions from someone else.

Code monkeys are discovering they can all be managers. Some flip out because they thought their job was above menial, mechanical coding. Some lose their minds because they propped up coding as the work of geniuses, so LLMs must be one step off from genius. Some go insane because they think the mechanical part of coding was holding them back from landing product after product. They're all falsely equating shitting out code to the entirety of software development.

>>107703692
That's fair. But not everyone is worried about what the AI can do. They're worried about putting food on the table.

remember AA batteries? AAA batteries? rechargeable AA batteries?
we already had standardized batteries and they took it from us. There is no reason that we can't have standardized lithium ion batteries in all rechargeable consumer electronics. We don't need custom batteries for vape pens.
imagine how much easier the logistics for recycling batteries would become.
it's the same thing as car parts no longer being standardized.

>>107702162
18650s were SO FUCKING CLOSE to being the new standard battery, but they're too big for normies

at least being 3.7v is largely standard, but that's probably just chemistry btfoing the PROTESTANTS trying to make everything proprietary

>>107701938
Isn't this good? We can burn the trash for electricity.

>>107701080
I've never seen a phone manufacturer say that

>>107701080
They also need to stop purposely slowing down old phones. This is the most significant driving factor forcing people to buy new phones.

>>107702781
use `memchr::memmem::Finder::new(b"\n")`.
there is another trick that would also make this work with interactive usage. but i will keep it to myself until i land my impl in a couple of major projects (if i ever get the time).

>>107703568
5-10% faster, nice. I used memchr_iter since the needle is just one byte.

use std::io::{self, Read, Write};

fn main() -> io::Result<()> {
    let mut input = Vec::new();
    io::stdin().read_to_end(&mut input)?;
    let mut lines = Vec::new();
    let mut prev_idx = 0;
    for idx in memchr::memchr_iter(b'\n', &input) {
        let idx = idx + 1;
        lines.push(&input[prev_idx..idx]);
        prev_idx = idx;
    }
    lines.sort_unstable();

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>>107699710
>>107699723
>>107699746

>master failing
>Random spergs with messy af githubs managing language privatives
Eh

>>107702148
Sir, do not bully missile kit

Why would I need anything except C in embedded?

>>107703930
Because C has nothing to do with how computers work and it makes buggy code that doesn't work.

>make you rely on service
>screw you over

inevitable in capitalism

>>107701961
>rely on a "free" service from for-profit company because you're a freeloading poorfag
>seethe profusely about ads
Leftrannies BTFO again.

>>107698566
Who gives a shit? Only retards don't use local.

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>>107698566
nooo shitty censored AI has ads! lol

>>107701961
what are you relying on chat gpt for?

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>>107690257
why do windows users do things to be powerful, useful and efficient? we dont do that on linux

>>107700875
maybe you should send them an iwr command instead of loonixtroon shit that doesnt run

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>>107703555
>maybe you should send them an iwr command instead of loonixtroon shit that doesnt run
No it does work and does exist, this guy is a noob.

>>107690338

[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable('POWERSHELL_UPDATECHECK', 'Off', 'Machine')
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable('POWERSHELL_TELEMETRY_OPTOUT', '1', 'Machine')

[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable('POWERSHELL_UPDATECHECK', 'Off', 'User')
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable('POWERSHELL_TELEMETRY_OPTOUT', '1', 'User')
run as admin

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>>107690257
Because we are not gay.

>>107698113
>some other superset of C that can directly #include C header files.
This is a mistake and the reason C++ sucks as much as it does. You should not send library APIs as "C header files."

>>107700159
Backwards compatibility is not the issue. Backwards compatibility does not force them to create incredibly complex minimally useful features. Backwards compatibility does not force them to add endless trash to the standard library whilst ignoring the core language. There are so much low hanging fruit features they could add which would have zero effect on backwards compatibility, but its not considered, because adding useful, powerful features goes against the purpose of c++, which is to torture programmers.

>>107701659
>which is to torture programmers

By why though?

Stroustrup was crying that his lang was under 'serious attack', so surely there should be plenty incentive for much needed and desired improvement now right?

>>107701771
The ISO standard committee is in charge, and they are malicious. Even the first standard in 1998 made some fundamental decisions which ruined the language. I believe the standard committee is a cult of Slaanesh, they empower their dark god through the suffering of millions of programmers. Every single feature added to c++ is carefully crafted to induce despair, each feature crafted to be just barely useful, whilst being as hideous and awkward to use as possible. They also make sure features are as narrow as possible, no general purpose powerful features are ever considered.

>>107697514
>False flag. Real Cniles defend C exclusively
only the jobless

>>107703589
What can you even do with this except for playing games that came out before 2004?

>>107703589
>single-channel
:skull:
>>107703624
>brisbane 65nm
>2004
:clown:

>>107703624
I can browse imageboards, watch youtube, run discord and do programming. Most games released before 2014 can be played, not to mention no problems emulating ps1 and earlier games. The only real problem is cache-hungry websites and bloated web, an hdd just sucks for that. It's impossible to smoothly play back av1 or hevc encoded video, so I stay away from those, it's h264 for me all the way.

>>107703700
but why torture yourself? you can get a computer that's 3 times faster and more power efficient for $20

>>107703589
No, it qualifies you as poor status.

I've got an interview in two days with a company that previously denied me after making it to the final round of interviews. The recruiter told me that they might skip the technical interview due to me doing well the last time I interviewed with them.
Upcoming interview is with 3 people whose roles are:
Senior Quality Analyst
Senior Quality Analyst
Senior Analyst I

Wtf is a "Quality Analyst" and am I correct in assuming that this is going to be more of a behavioral interview vs technical?

No one is actually working this week, right?

>>107680052
start giving realistic estimates based on delivering quality. Then insist on delivering quality and no shortcuts. If something breaks don't put in overtime to fix it.
Your layoff will be soon to follow.

>>107703865
I'm logging in to say hi and then going back to bed.

>>107689800
if she is not a vegetarian: yes.

>>107701859
>What's the best 2025 laptop
Modified X230.

>>107701859
what kind of a stupid question is that
everyone knows the best laptop of 2025 is the Thinkpad P16 but your broke ass can't afford it. Just get a x1c or a fagbook like everyone else.

>>107702194
Don't you dare to call me poor

haha nice one jay

>>107701859
my MacBook Pro m4 pro 14/20

>>107702245
the pc is gonna sit in the attic and it will be over wifi, i have a pretty stable mesh network

>>107702318
>mesh

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thought the fat bastard wasn't going to fit then. If this were a HPE PSU it'd be shaped like a hexagon with 20 proprietary connectors.

>>107696313
>>107696338
>>107696398
Thanks for all the answer, I will explore that.

>>107696324
Oh, by server I just mean a computer turned on h24.
It have better spec than my main because of AI, but it's not a professional server stricto sensu.

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I'm learning nftables.
I don't like how it actually has no default "tables" but hooks, but okay.

1. What is the point of the on the host fw, if basically everything you install, adds its own rules that bypass your and system rules? Ex - case docker port publish.

1.1 How do I nuke ufw and systemd firewall and docker or k8s (temporarily) from adding their extra rules?

2. Any good intro into fw rules? To better understand nat & forwarding, with either iptables or nfw.

I want to run router to internal network