>>107843760
I could do your mom in her megabytes.

>>107844775
I already did her. All that's left is about 5kb. All yours

>>107844724
achshully, I had an ocr application open and thought I'd fix ops sidewaysniggerness. You're welcome but.

>>107844843
very noice

>>107844224
that's when magic happens

>>107844719
>There are so many things about it that are cool
name 5 (no pic and video generation cringe)

uoh I can't think for myself uohhhhh

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>>107844719
Drawbacks of AI
>Can become a crutch for people who like shortcuts, depriving them of genuine learning
>Has made an entire generation of students incapable of going to school and college without having AI to do the majority of the work
>Is used by third world jeets and SEAmonkeys to spamfuck the internet with AI generated garbage that rots children’s minds
>Is also used by SEAmonkeys and jeets to create content that has the intent of being perceived as real, like videos of nature and social interactions, meaning you don’t know what is real
>Oh yeah, it’s also being used to generate fake content for political agendas. Fake videos of online confrontations and crimes meant to sway minds and can and WILL be used en masse to manipulate countries into voting for whoever they want
>Will eventually put us in a digital age where no one will be able to tell what is true and what isn’t. You won’t know if that voice message sent to you was really the voice of your relative being held hostage or if it’s just AI. That video of warcrimes being committed will be so realistic that it will influence and used to justify military action. That genuine leaked video of a billionaire fucking a 5 year old will be deemed AI, but that AI generated video of a major dissenter of the state fucking a 5 year old will be seen and treated as if it’s real. It’s the death of trust

>>107844719
It's a meme. All memes are shit. Even if they have some redeeming qualities, at the end of the day they're memes.

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AI had potential back in 2021 and 2022, then investors forced companies to stack layers and bloat the shit out of it, now it's far too big, unoptimized and slow.
The real genie that's out of the bottle is that they can't optimize it anymore. If they do, the data center side of the scam is hurt, and they know the chinese will swoop in and clone their shit for even cheaper.

>>107845831
Some anons posted them earlier, there's something about them that I find incredibly alluring.
>>107839008
>>107839027

>>107845889
yeah I can see that
I've been wanting a more portable and battery friendly rpn calc to replace my voyager v200 on the field for some time now
damn it really looks super nice

this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_hbvRTGcUI

>>107844684
Funny you mention that, I switched from a calculator like that to the Ti, and preferred the new one.
Both are solid non graphing options, but I remember this one being even more limited. It put a smaller limit on amount of things one could input in long integrals, and while I can't vouch for this since it was many years ago but I remember it having less features than the 30xPro.
Plus, this is subjective, But I dislike the flat pancake designs of these cassio's, they feel flimsy. And for them to be thin the buttons are thinner as well. The latter's pill shaped and bigger indents felt more comfortable and secure to me.
But, this was like early high school, I then later used the 30xPro for all of that and then college, there is a bias.

>>107844115
I do althoughbeit :)

>>107843732
systemctl reboot --firmware-setup

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>ether leaking from the ethernet cable

>>107844678
Happened to me.

>>107844678
> when the megabytes start leaking out
bro you're losing bandwidth!

realistically, this current iteration of AI is going to be used as a co-pilot.
not competent enough to make anything on its own, but not incompetent enough to be discarded completely.

I used Gemini CLI to make me a thing that scrapes a bunch of hispter record store new releases, finds band camps links for them and presents them all to me in a nice media player format.
Probably gonna save me hours of tedious searching this year.
Took me an hour, I didn't have to look at any code.

>>107844921
I don't fucking care about the certification I just want to pass it to show it to my manager so he fucks off.

If I had choice I wouldn't be taking any retarded certification.

Also, the certification I'm taking is 100 questions retarded shit about documentation and I have to memorize some stupid shit like business partners etc which is completely obsolete in my work.

>>107844969
What cert? Use your words.

>>107844917
I used certyiq, they're generous with the free question but I ended up paying 10 bucks for all of them. Some of their answers were wrong though so double check.

>>107845262
SnowPro Core

>>107845521
Thanks fren, looks better than ExamTopics. Exactly what I needed. I just paid for the questions + answers + descriptions.

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Two OS, One AI.

>>107844106
>industry-leading privacy standards
holy fucking kek.
are normies really retarded enough to believe this horse shit?

>>107844106
Apple invented Google?!?!?!

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>Slop A lost, Slop B won

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>>107844106
sideloading android on iphones when

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maybe the rotten flesh fags will kill themselves and we can retvrn

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>>107844590
It's always those damn conspiracy theorist!
Shalom

>>107840081
>>107840164
>>107844154

# This is not the script you are looking for. This is just a wrapper.
# The actual scripts of this application were installed
# in subdirectories of /usr/lib/python-exec.
# You are most likely looking for one of these.

It's a wrapper you tards.
/usr/lib/python-exec/python3.13/emerge

#!/usr/bin/python3.13
# Copyright 2006-2025 Gentoo Authors
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2

>>107844736
(c)python itself is pozzed anyway

>>107840127
God... Right wing bitches cry more than anyone I know.

>>107845392
Some people will have become rich, some will be left holding the bag when it all comes tumbling down. Welcome to capitalism, we do this song and dance every day

>>107839880
Amazon is full of jeets. Don't be surprised when this type of shit happens.

Amazon scalped all the SSDs, just to serve up AI-generated descriptions about SSDs.

>>107843619
I would bet that Amazon's income has decreased a lot now that there isn't anybody with enough money to buy cheap Chinese crap on a whim, and it's all sanctioned in the US so the price is doubled.

>>107839880
stop shopping on amazon they markup shit you can get directly from china, where it all comes from.

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>>107840139
>autist doesn't understand memes and tries to UM ACKSHUALLY the source material
Do you feel in charge?

>>107840139
Wait holy shit really?

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>>107845273

>>107839130
>>107840187
>>107843014
i marvel that all these things are true.

>>107840139
yeah, "him" being the CIA guy

>>107845729
why does the roastie hag need to inform everyone he popped her cherry in that house
gross

>>107846112
because J is a CCK

>>107845602
i bought an m3k and a model f and thought i was baller but now 64gb of ram costs more

>>107845788
ddr5 is so slow that i might straight up switch to intel just for the ddr4 support

>>107845472
>>107845575
Overpriced and mid
>>107845602
absolute dogshit compared to other fingerprint mice
https://youtu.be/c8ojtzn9H-8


get a incott mouse from aliexpress
you get razer/logitech quality/technology for a fraction of the price and many more shapes to pic from. good chink mouse reviews: https://youtu.be/rjMyZQwgI_M

only other good western alternative are wired endgame gear mice. the tech of those are insane, proven lowest latency. but personally I don't like their shapes

>>107845449
Razer deathadder or steel series rival 3 cheap and will last for fucking ages and are really good.

>>107845997
>its bad because a literal who nobody has given a shit about besides 3 people on discord said its bad
ok but thats not the furnace where my opinions and conceptions of reality are forged

>>107845764
>running one thread per connection
Please don't do this.
Have a thread pool (potentially 1 thread per physical core or hyperthread), and assign work to those threads.
>you don't want to commit the pages instantly because the overwhelming majority of requests will require less
I see what you're getting at, but the problem is still those extra syscalls. You could probably have a balanced GC approach where you only send the madvise syscall after every 100 or 1000 requests or so. That will reduce your overhead to very little, if you're that concerned about how much physical ram you're using.
My point about the ring buffer still stands, because it's an excellent way to manage that block of virtual memory and hand out allocations without constantly running syscalls. Somehow, you'll need to tell each request which blocks of virtual memory are assigned to it, without using syscalls. Otherwise, you might as well use malloc/free.
Ring buffers can be used in a multithreaded scenario, but they do get more complex.
>>107845777
Thanks for the explanation.
>To be fair, it's not even clear what non-blocking would mean in general
In case you don't know, io_uring is designed for specifically this.
https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/io_uring.7.html

>>107845764
>>107845876
One more point I forgot to add, those page faults can be expensive. If you're not re-using physical pages, then you'll have to pay that page fault price for every request.

>>107845876
>io_uring is designed for specifically this
I don't think you can read a file with io_uring that avoids copying, unfortunately. Something like an IORING_OP_PREFAULT, that acts on an already mapped region, would be ideal. You can already use IORING_OP_MADVISE with MADV_WILLNEED, but it won't actually wait until the data is in memory.

>>107846009
I was referring to the non-blocking aspect of it.
In order to perform any operation on the data, it has to be in RAM somehow.
What "zero copy" refers to is that the kernel doesn't need to make its own copy of the data.
The data will instead get written directly to a memory address you specify.

>>107846088
>The data will instead get written directly to a memory address you specify
It won't, though. Not with read(), not with io_uring. The data will get written to the kernel's page cache (that way, if another process tries reading the file, it will already be in memory). With read() and io_uring, (part of) the data in the page cache will get copied to the buffer you specify, whereas with mmap(), you get a view of the page cache itself, with no need to copy anything.

>>107840663
We goin' back to feudalism, boys.

>>107824879
oy vey stop asking questions

>>107825217
>i'm getting so fucking married that i want every goddamn bakery in the tristate area working on cakes for MY wedding
>popped the question? no, the time hasn't been right yet but i know she's gonna say yes, now take these checks to the bakers for every cake they can make between today and 2030

>>107827209
>be me
>open bank
>put $0 on reserve
>issue billions in loans to self
>buy heaps of gold and silver
>lose it in tragic boating accident
>default on loans
>bank goes under
problem, FTC?

>>107844370
Or you could just lend yourself money and then lend that money to the government and collect free interest payments.

Which is what banks actually do.