>>107699865
There is no free market. The NAND cartel will just keep squeezing us.

>>107699731
Imagine wanting to work. You must live in the US or some other thirdie shithole without neetbux.

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>>107699745
common wisdom is that the letter of introductions aren't really looked at by the person who was triaging resumes. so unless it's required, it's really a waste of your time and so it's probably better to go wide than to go tall

>>107699948
Yes, when my savings is gone I'm killing myself

>>107699948
You're lucky you don't live in the US. They'll be the ones phased out WITHOUT any supports. I imagine the next few years sees major riots over it all. An unemployed and angry population is a dangerous thing.

>>107699948
It's not that I WANT to work. It's that I want money so I can buy things and to stave off existential dread, and I usually accomplish those by working.

>>107693994
is the shadows source code leaked?, can we put an actual chink in the game now?

>>107693994
should've used /dev/null

>>107695413
Rumors are not even Tencent wants them anymore

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magnet?

>>107693994
>since the 1990s
>still literally nothing
maybe rayman but god damn, how is ubisoft still a company

>>107697708
Qmax with hall effect switches. Makes mechanical trannies seethe and troon.

>>107697732
is it good?

>>107697748
Nope. Why would you want that?

get an ec board like a niz or go home

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Something like this, good quality for the price.

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>>107697643
>*puts the AI button on your actual word doc in case you missed it in the ribbons, taskbar, start menu, cursor pop ups, etc*
nothin personnel, sir

>>107697643
windows continuing the tend of shit followed by good. given 7 and 10 were decent, 11 and 12 are going to be disasters.

>>107698002
It isn't just Jeets, but think about it.
You work at a company that you thought was your dream job. All the old guard are either retired, semi-retired, or just don't care. Corporate suits keep barking orders without understanding how shit is made, just glorified marketers answering to shareholder demans. Shareholders which also don't know how any of this shit works. You are worked like a dog, face layoffs at the drop of a hat (once again to shareholder whims), and are living in a location that makes your six digit salary effectively pointless.
Do you care enough to make a good product under those circumstances?

>>107697671
America is the most cucked country on the planet, and they let it happen because they think they've been trained to believe they aren't cucked.

>>107699961
Just like the higher ups at MS demanding a blanket 30+% profit margin on everything

>>107697930
>>Rust in trash
correct
>>Bash in cool
correct
>>Kotlin in the same level as java
they are both trash, correct

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>>107694451
That's a fine list. I would also suggest haskell, lisp, ocaml etc if you are a high-powered autist.

>>107698078
knowing how first years would tier programming languages doesn't make you a good coder
also note that first years are typically those yet to be filtered by CS theory classes and are mostly normalfags who've never touched a desktop before going in for the six figure salaries. you'll fit right in

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>>107694451
Picrel is python for people that don't have half their brain missing

>>107694451
From personal experience, most to least favourite:

>C#
Used daily for work to build backend systems running on Azure. Easy to use, good typing system, package manager, not overly verbose. Overall a decent middle ground between low level control and high level abstraction. I'd use this for business critical systems that need to be rock solid.

>C++
Great low level control, massive performance if you know how to optimize well. Can be extremely verbose and borderline arcane. Fucking hate writing all the shitloads of boilerplate code all the time but I still love it for high performance software such as games or graphics intensive stuff.

>C
Nice and simple, good language to start learning programming but after that phase I never used it again.

>Python
Decent for one-off projects such as quick scripts or proof of concepts. Amazing high level abstraction but absolute shit low level control so not suitable for high performance stuff. Actually it's way too abstracted for me and too easy to write shitty inefficient systems since you have no clue what's really going on. Very easy to hash out some quick functionality by glueing some libs togethet. That's mostly what I see it as: a glue language. Lacks a proper type system. Duck typing is fucking retarded and is my main reason to hate Python. Unfortunately I can't escape it in the data science world.


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>>107697815
A man can build a hundred pieces of software, but eat his own foot fungus once and to the world that man isn't a software developer, he's a foot fungus eating jew faggot

ITT: troons calling others troons

>>107689769
4chan linux ricers don't have jobs or if they do those jobs are nowhere as important as any of the dudes you just listed's jobs

>>107689916
Terry is schizo but he's definitely not a retard. Maybe autistic, but not retarded. He had divine intellect.

>>107689916
I don't like how you talk about these faggots, faggot. But I have to admit, I lost some respect for Linus (Torvalds) when he said that he doesn't care about privacy in the Linus (TechTips) video.

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Is this idea behind a "lisp machine" that the entire system is one huge lisp image?
Meaning that if you launch an application it's not loading up a new lisp environment, it's merely loading those functions into the existing lisp image along with all other software?

If so then that would lead to fundamentally different ideas about how we do computing. For example, how do you run multiple instances of the same program then? You wouldn't. Instead you would merely have different objects that represent those different instances, and each instance object gets passed to the same functions loaded in memory. Right?

Is my thinking correct on all this, or am I way off?

>>107699518
Basically yes, the idea is to remove the separation between kernel and user and between processes and have effectively the entire computer be just one big process all sharing memory and resources.
Isolation and security are accomplished just through environments and closures.
To a certain extent you can even do away with the entire file system and just have the disk be a single huge swap partition that contains the system image. Shutdown is just (save-lisp-and-die), startup is just seamlessly resuming computation ala hibernation.

>>107698822
have to find all instances of my macro and replace them with with-eval-after-load and figure out which variables are loaded by a package so that i can wrap them in the correct sexp
>>107698774
neovim would force me to use vim keybindings and the terminal

>>107699570
>To a certain extent you can even do away with the entire file system and just have the disk be a single huge swap partition that contains the system image.
That's nuts. In a good way

>>107699674
lisp machines are a remnant of the past. they do not make any sense in the modern world because of glaring security issues. do you really want some smelly webjeet to be able to send code lisp code to your machine that gets ran as any program would? that being said emacs is as close as you can get to a modern lisp machine, and it can replace much of your computing if you want.

>>107699693
I know it's a bad example since you wouldn't have two interactive containers on the same shell, but you get the point.

with docker-compose, you declare everything on your docker-compose.yaml and then you do

networks:
  default:
    driver: bridge

for every one of your containern you want on that network. Easy peasy lemon squeezy

>>107698621
Postfix x Dovecot rulez!

>>107698889
>the email cartel (microsoft, google, etc..) won't accept any email you send from [] a rented vps IP ever,
Sounds like a skill issue, maybe don't use a VPS hosted by Mr. Kumar in his Calcutta basement for 1$/decade...

>>107699873
>Sounds like a skill issue
I mean true. It takes considerable skill to maintain a mail server that won't be spammed to hell and back and can actually send emails. Skill and time in fact. Why bother when paid solutions are available that do all that for you at a fraction of a cost of the time you would have spent doing it yourself.

>>107698889
>you can use it for local mail delivery and that's about it, so I set up my services to send emails for notifications
Teach me your ways

>>107699645
My reason for using Linux is not because I'm tech literate or a power user, I just hate both Apple and Microshit, and I value my privacy. I want open source to spread as much as possible, that's why it's the OS I shill for.

Depends on the usage. Everything 'just works' if you're smart and don't do much.
But if you're dumb Linux doesn't work, if you're REALLY dumb Windows doesn't either. And if you ever want to do anything difficult or have control Windows and MacOS don't work.

>>107699823
techvegan moment

>>107699645
>This board knows less than your average Redditor
Exactly, I always thought this is a place for deeper OS talk. I can use every OS without being a Tinker Troon. But I'm tired of fags shitting on Linux or dumbfags asking the most basic shit. I just realized that computers aren't for everyone and most of these "people" should get an iPad and a Console.
>I can't run X on Y = Trash
Cool bro, just kys. I can't run Autodesk 3ds Max on a Macbook or fucking Notepad++, but a Macbook has other advantages. And yes adobe and ms office isn't on Linux, but I still prefer it over the other options.

>>107693458
Just Markdown in Vim. I finally was able to get away from Electron trash.

>>107697316
>>107697326
This. It’s simply by far the best solution, nothing else even comes close. Org mode is a software masterpiece.

Unironically the calendar app on my phone.
It's nice seeing what's coming up right on my home screen.
I also use Reminders for stuff, sometimes on the same day.

>>107699206
>Unironically the calendar app on my phone.
I hate that there is no good calendar app on linux and windows. It's all on the mac for some reason.

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Literally just werks and has everything one need.

You can pay $200 for 32GB DDR6 in 2034

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>didn't buy ram when it was cheap
>didn't buy silver when it was $15
I swear some people don't even want to make it dawg.

>>107696287
I used shadowplay for a while until I wanted it to save to my nas. It would always fallback to the default because windows was starting it before connecting to the server. Now I use obs replay buffer which uses memory for the temp file. I have 64GB so it's trivial to let it have 16GB while gaming to have a couple hours of footage.

>>107696332
It's not about speed tho, i just like empty, easily accessible volatile drive for temp files

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You know, it boggles my mind that we've reached the point where SSDs are as fast as RAM used to be on older machines. It was so gradual that it felt only a numbers game, until you compare it with numbers from, I dunno, a Core 2 Quad era machine.

And with DDR6 (and especially DDR7), system memory will have as much or even more bandwidth than high end videocards used to have. IGPUs are now actually viable for gaming too.

>>107698609
I just use KDE

>>107698609
>open emacs
>coding time
>start typing my favorite program in C
>"void"
>*emacs freezes*
>"main"
>*emacs freezes*
>"printf"
>*emacs freezes*
>"hello, world\n"
>*emacs freezes*
>move cursor
>*emacs freezes*
this shit is unusable

>>107698609
>>107699187
>SPACE
>*delay*
>ff .spacemacs
>edit delay after key setting for key hint
>key hints now apear instantly
everything else is still slow af
I now use neovim with neogit.
Emacs is great due to its plugings but it's so slow. even on my M3 pro crAppleBook
I'm still looking for a replacenent for in situ executable source code blocks in org mode

>>107697570
>Battle Network was ahead of its time,
Well, more like the grasped the cyberpunk imaginarium and were extremely successful on making it anime. I wished they would have had the balls to make it more mature since they had load of opportunity with the world they build, but it ended up being too much like Medabots.

>>107690359
>Why has no one actually made this into a PET yet?
You're not allowed to have nice things, notice that? If you have nice thing, you may compete with the people who make bad things.

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>>107692546
>Use case for a PET?
Your own personal AI with its own custom personality that you can take with you wherever you go with no internet needed. They help with homework and school work, remind you of various things like appointments, check your email, stop and fix viruses, physically fix broken software as they can analyze code in real time like any programmer would with the right debugging tools, they both manage your security and are your security, works for you. When people hire you, they're hiring you for your properly trained AI as there's limits to what your AI can known or learn.

Their world gets even deeper the more you think on it. Grade school is also for training their personal AI so I'm guessing there's some kind of degree to what their AI can learn or be trained in. They're constantly ringing in on you like a real person so there no need to reply to them in order to get them to speak. They have normal conversations not just with the user but other people and AI's as well.

Portable little AI slaves really.

>>107695424
Hot

>>107696771
>I've never seen Megaman NT warriors or played Battle Network

>>107698383
considering that Roll would get jealous if any other female navi would try to get Mega's attention. Shit was funny.

>>107699502
>>107699477
To anyone reading this conversation, consider that this person is talking about a bunch of different arguments as if they were one to tilt them down. For example, when corrected on why C++ became popular, he decided to pretend a mention of OOP was something else.
When a subject is mentioned, he tries to go encyclopedic about it as if the truth didn't hit him on the face. If people cared about lifetimes they wouldn't have accepted in any capacity Garbage Collectors. If people accepted modern C++ in any capacity, most language would have type theory shit in it. It doesn't matter you know what GC means, or type theory means or you are more correct about this and that abstraction and can recite shit as a good school boy. Gotcha?

I'll be charitable here, let's assume you are not a piece of shit, trying to desperately tilt down arguments against your language and you are actually trying to say "but why would rust abstractions would be wrong, when we did abstractions in the past, even C has abstractions".
The answers is simple, C has less abstractions and one can write a C compiler alone, it's that small. If someone said "sugar is bad for you" and you went and said "that's not true because most foods have a percentage of sugar" you would be laughed out of the room. Specially when you are trying to argue everyone should eat a package of oreos daily because it will fill you with energy.

>>107699819
cont. I missed the answer on this:
>>107699502
Observe how the argument wasn't that C++ has a better type system than rust, but rather, how Rust adds more of something people don't want.

>>107689402
Dependence on cargo makes it less reproducible, and, in conjunction with Mozilla's copyright policy, less free. It's a good language in a vacuum though.

>>107688773
Now I'm wondering why "init freedom" types are completely disinterested in the RedoxOS init.

>>107691404
Yes. You declare a function inside the struct that takes the struct type as the first argument and then you are able to call a method on an object of that type.