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ohhhhh nyoooos the other thread is gone :3

>>107656468
It was refreshing to see an actual cute and single gen as OP pic instead of yet another 100gens collage slop, real tired of that format, It is almost identical to /ldg/.

>/agg/ deleted for being off topic
>>107652323
Schizo here, who the fuck is this avatarfag?

Coworker: So Anon, how was your Christmas? Family come over? Kids open presents?
Anon: Oh yeah dude it was fucking kino. Spent the whole day mindbreaking an entire Anime Diffusion General on a vietnamese basket weaving forum.
Coworker: ...what?
Anon: Had like three threads archived, jannies sweating, people threatening to rope, the whole nine yards. Some schizo even said he was uninstalling his local setup and going back to NAI.
Coworker: I have no idea what any of those words mean.
Anon: Exactly. That's what makes it so based.

>>107656884
>Coworker
lol

>>107655702
I'm pretty sure that's the joke, bud.

>>107654904
This.

>>107654904
>>107655891
>uses krashDE
>complains about krashes
what causes this?

>>107655110
Almost as if he needs to use his PC to do things rather than tinker around. I bet Linus is a gigaboomer that just uses the default for everything.

>>107655872
yes and I pointed that out so your small brain can finally understand the joke
get it?

>>107654467
>the goal is to replace any code remaining from human white males who knew what the fuck they were doing

>>107654467
there are two other threads for this already, faggot
>>107650069
>>107640674

>>107654467
what could possibly go wrong

>of course AI will not replace our programmers, it will only help them do their work more efficiently
>OUR GOAL IS TO HAVE 1 (one) ENGINEER WRITE EVERYTHING
pick one microretards

>>107654467
WINDOWS IN REWRITTEN JS SOON

WOOOOOW

>>107656018
small sertif font name in the terminal(?) music player?

dear benjamin, that thread's far from over
>>107642301

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>>107656203
>you people
don't put that on us. we're the stable general
also merry christmas eve

>>107656271
>debo's fault
how am I still your boogyman?
also merry christmas eve

>>107656851
>how am I still your boogyman?
i was making fun of them saying it's all your fault

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>>107656882
oh lol. I didn't get the sarcasm. it do be like that tho

When should I do trait-based polymorphism vs enum-based.
Like if I'm writing some Vulkan wrapper and I have

struct Buffer { 
    raw: vk::Buffer,
    ... 
}

struct Image { 
    raw: vk::Image
    ... 
}

how should I think about doing

enum Resource {
    Buffer(Buffer),

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>>107656579
ADT = easy to add new operation hard to add new member
type class = easy to add new member hard to add new operation
Also stop using Rust, use Haskell.

>>107656705
>Also stop using Rust, use Haskell.
If Haskell had Rust-tier tooling I'd consider it.

I think will all this Ai stuff it's time to learn to code.
Basically you'll be charging exorbitant freelance rates to fix the Ai-generated stuff that's like a black box to the software engineers.
Thoughts?

>>107656868
sounds based and yeah anything serious needs a person to solve it
you can't just sit and have a 100% bug-free-optimized program with no human(who is into programming) intervention

>>107653054
https://forums.whonix.org

>>107653800
what kinds of links anon?

Nail polish on screws

>>107654871
with glitter of course (also, make sure you have a printed photo of the patterns for comparison)
or just take your laptop with you everywhere, even the bathroom

>>107644821
I post from thinkpad T60 with Windows XP installed. No encryption, VPNs or any other gimmicks. Your setup seems nice, and you at least try to be better than your average freetard on /g/, although its probably a big overkill.

>>107652824
what the hell is this? Computer for kids?

>>107652824

Oh stop. Windows 8 was aesthetically challenged ass. 8.1 might have performed better but it was ass too. We need Microsoft to make Windows 12 like they made 7, but they won’t. They’re emptying their cache all over AI and forgot what a flop Cortana was. We need fewer autistic people in tech.

>install Windows Server 2008(based on Windows 7)
>server idles at 30W
>install Windows Server 2012(based on Windows 8)
>server idles at 90W
Can't wait to see what Server 2016 does to the power draw.

>>107652824
I thought I was the only 8 enjoyer here
Good to know I’m not

>>107652824
8 was best
made me switch away from windows to normal OSes
copilot nowadays may be next best things, making normies migrate away from jeet made OS

>>107654000
reminds me of how BSD-licensed RIIR efforts like find-rs or whatever suck because they're not 100% bug-compatible with the previous thing
meanwhile, https://github.com/sharkdp/fd is written in Rust and it's a fine addition to one's toolbelt in no small part because it doesn't have to be bug-compatible with software that was written by 20-year-old boomers

can't make windows any worse desu

>>107656246
>reminds me of how BSD-licensed RIIR efforts like find-rs or whatever suck because they're not 100% bug-compatible with the previous thing
This applies to pretty much all rewrites, not just Rust.
Busybox doesn't have the best compatibility with coreutils for example.

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>>107656246
>new two letter commands
>in fucking 21century
why are people obsesed with continuin with stupid takes, we are not writing in electromechanical keyboards that are a pain in the ass anymore

>>107656246
>20-year-old boomers
>20-year-old
>boomers
Anon, I...

>>107655190
Post a screenshot of all the "SDR" software Artix offers in the package manager thingy

>>107655190
if you used your computer to get work done you'd be using debian not arch

>>107656068
in my experience, debian users waste more time with the version updates than arch users

i used it for a while and there isn't really much point
you will have to add the arch repos for 90% of packages anyway

>>107655558
And it comes back within MINUTES once it starts happening. Old LCDs will start looking fucked up around the edges due to this.
Luckily it only really starts to happen after years of showing the same image, but you can say the same thing about burn in.

>>107655546
Oh fuck off. If I don't notice image retention on my LCD monitor after displaying static HDR content blasting out at 1150 nits for fifteen minutes straight because I decided to cook dinner, then it doesn't fucking exist. Not for that specific panel, at least--my Tab S6 Lite and one particular monitor at my workplace have very obvious image retention, but no other monitor there has anything that's even remotely able to be construed as image retention.

>>107656641
Funny how you moved the goalpost from "LCDs don't get image retention" to "My LCD doesn't get image retention".
You know what doesn't get image retention? OLED. You actually have to burn them in to get such an effect, which is easily avoidable.
You have a false sense of security. Give it 8 years and your LCD will have image retention. It's unavoidable due to changes in resistance over time.

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>>107656641
buy an Oled poorfag

>>107656793
>buy obselete tech

This guy doesn't even build computers I bet, thats why did it. He simply didn't care or understand anything. He is a scapegoat for us to hate while him and his goons buy everything.

What a selfish person or group and I don't usually say that or anything about people ever. I know we need to win this AI thing but they didn't need to steal all the publics ram. They could've warned us too.

That is all I can say on this matter but I won't stand for it sam.

>>107651830
I just wished the price of hardware like RAM did not go through the roof

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>>107651830
OPAI

>>107655519
that's Japan for you

>>>/wsg/6038271

agreed

>>107655401
>poojeets gratefully accept golden opportunity to work in White man industries & companies; a dream come true
>get a taste of the Western values
>suddenly poojeets don't know their places in their own society any longer
Sad. Many such cases. I expect they still need to shake with the left hand, even after all that.

>>107656006
0/10.

You were doing great, then you ruined it with that last bit.

>>107655949
Hopefully that correct but look at the huge pile of failed .net UI frameworks, all trash, all broken, all limping along with minimal resources. Microsoft is adopting more outside tools from competitors instead of maintaining their own products. Edge moving to Chromium is one example but the most embarrassing was using Go for the Typescript compiler. People trying to spin that as normal shows just how far things have rotted from within at the company in the development space.
Microsoft is Cloud Services company now. Developers! Developers! Developers! is a relic of a bygone era. That part of the company still exists, but it's a backwater where careers go to die. If we're "lucky", your prediction that the maintainers will live out the end of their careers silently keeping dotnet going will come true. Or maybe sometime soon, some jeet VP, seeing a corner of the org chart filled with people who aren't jeets, will clean house one day and it will pretty much be over for the developer products at Microsoft.
The one good thing is that the compilers and frameworks are already out there. If the poo up dotnet 12, earlier version can still be used.

>>107656736
maybe in audio books it looks like that

>>107656816
You're just jealous cuz you can't נכדשי.

>>107653831
>luddite
>owning smart devices
come on anon, if old is good then any device with wifi and a screen on it is automatically bad.

>>107652834
No security updates, no compatible software, doesn't work on modern hardware. Avoid. You can turn a modern version of windows into windows 7 usability wise. Just use openshell and ltsc and something like shutup10.

>>107652834
>1. I only have one of those shitty external optical drives since pc company's stopped being cool and removed them, that should work fine if i have the windows 7 ultimate dvd?
Yes.
>2.When updating drivers they all say they wont be compatible, will it just be fine to download them and use them? if not where do I go for stuff like nvidia, amd, and other drivers I need?
You have to use insecure 3rd party updaters, if your hardware is newer than ~2018 it most likely won't even have a driver, so, you're fucked.
>3. apps like steam and others that say they don't work on windows 7, how do I get them to work? i'm a bit confused on everything.
Same as above, you have to rely on insecure 3rd parties, have fun logging in into a 3rd party Steam "fork" that is closed source on an already insecure OS.

>>107653033
>i have the tread saved where they went into detail on how to stay safe, etc. so i shouldnt have that problem.
No such thing as staying safe on there really, no matter how smart you are, or how aware you are, day 0 does not care about you, yes in 90% of the cases you have to execute it to do anything BUT you will have to rely on a lot of 3rd party "forks" of things of which you will have zero clue how secure they are.

>>107655688
>3rd party Steam "fork"
That's not a thing. People just use an old version of steam or a the newest version with compatibility layer (open source if you want to check for botnets).

> BUT you will have to rely on a lot of 3rd party "forks" of things of which you will have zero clue how secure they are
For someone who (presumably) wants people to switch to Linux, you're awfully hostile to the stated purpose of libre software.

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think I've got all the drivers and everything I need downloaded, just gotta actually fucking wait for the thinkpad and windows 7 dvd to show up sigh. but thanks guys you've been an awesome help!

>>107635651
How much time did it take for them to reach such level of skill?

>>107656060

check out dave aitel, charlie miller, mark dowd and orange tsai. they're very good.

>>107616562
>I secure wiped my SSD from BIOS. it took like 3 seconds. how could it be this fast, isn't it supposed to take at least several minutes? it's a Crucial 1GB.
do you mean 1TB?
it's done "in hardware", but you shouldn't trust that shit.
an analogy: in some cases software sends commands to simply "delete" encryption keys from SSDs, but there is research that shows that "hardware encrypted" data can be recovered, and keys are reused or insecure keys are used once and once again.
just run dban or

dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/your-ssd

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Currently reading pic related and really enjoying it. Learning how to build my own containers just with bash commands, learning about all the internals. Haven't had this much fun in a while. It's only 200 pages, absolutely recommended for anyone interested.

Btw, is there ctf but for containers? There used to be such a site but it's no longer working.

>>107656618
Looks interesting. I will take a look into it. Thanks, for the recommendation.