Now that the dust has settled, was RTFM (Reading the Effing Manual) a good thing? Did it ever help you out? LLMs have rendered RTFM moot and there's a new generation of "programmers" who won't RTFM, ever. Do you think they'll be worse programmers?
>>107684288Reading the manual is still required if you want to understand the code your LLM generated.
>>107684288You still have to read the fucking manual if you want to properly understand something, assuming the fucking manual is good instead of being just code in English like the python docs or cpp reference. For example the .NET docs will beat an LLM at explaining .NET concepts but I wouldn’t even think about reading the python docs, just ask Claude. RTFM came from a time where software was generally quite well documented anyway. It stopped being relevant about a decade ago when code became features first docs optional.
Moot is a name, you very sorely have not actually the tools to render.Keeping reading manuals, you have a path
>>107684375Holy Brownoid ESL, Batman!
>>107684525Not in your understanding and not of a universe your capacity could devise
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>>107681309My wife Tomoko
>>107682321>ever doubting portableapps legitimacywhat the world has become nowadays>>107684195you gain an extra of about 150-200MB/s so yeah it's quite the differencepreviously it assumed NVMe drives are also SSD drives internally and made optimizations according to that
>>107683796>>107684510
>>107683796tomoko wouldn't be shaved
>>107684195>1Windows has a layered storage driver stack. At the end of the day, pretty much everything goes through the SCSI driver at some point - the miniport driver right at the bottom either passes through, or translates, those commands to what the hardware interface expects.>2It's not any sort of revolution: command sets for pretty much all interface these days are heavily inspired by SCSI, hence why pushing I/O through the SCSI layer has always worked so well. It does lower latency however, hence why random I/O is showing the best performance improvements under this "new driver".
Isn't it time to ditch x86 for personal computing? There's so much more performance that can be made per watt like ARm has PRoven
>>107684350How about we ditch you in a river, OP?
>>107684350Lunar Lake has basically nullified all ARM advantages
me like weewee up my bumbum
>>107684350A lot of ARM platforms use UEFI now. UEFI is the main reason one would want to stop using x86. Because the ISA itself is fine, best there is actually. So now you have ARM problems and you're keeping the UEFI problems.>>107684534Me too.
Where is everyone?Schedulehttps://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2025/fahrplan/Streamshttps://streaming.media.ccc.de/39c3/
>>107682857nothingburger unfortunately. ps5 has been hacked enough already as was said at the end.
>>107681945>Mastodon bios can have ICD-10 tags
>>107682884Get ready for the next presenter it/its and software janitor lmao
holy--->catgirl dude>wheelchair tranny...>>107681888>circus freak showtrips of truth
What's the passoid/twinkhon/hon ratio like this year? Is it getting better? Might attend next year
/biz/ is saying that AI will fail next year
WHO? wich anon said THAT froggy?
The technology is here to stay. The industry is throwing money into an unsustainable bubble though. It's gonna crash.
>>107684058So buy?
Why doesnt /g/ just make their own ram?
>>107677544Uh the chips are the expensive part tho
>>107677544Desoldering the chips and putting them on new PCBs isn't out of the reach of skilled individuals or smaller collectives.
>>107681791How do you think those 4080 48gb cards work? They take a factory 24gb card and just add more VRAM and modify the firmware to be able to recognize the added memory
>>107681799article says they're buying spare ram chips from chinese platforms and removing them from laptop sodimm
>>107677556davai igor this thread is for amerifags only
How do we fix KDE? I used to donate 100 bucks every December but stopped after Nate started working directly under Valve and de-prioritizing anything Valve doesn't need.
>>107682548I used to be on the KDE train but Plasma 6 has been a total disaster and I'm now on the Gnome train, they even have thumbnails in the file picker natively now.It's over.
>>107682551wtf i thought they were germans
>>107682548Works on my machine, I never had any krashes ever. My only complain about KDE would be its System settings, whoever designed this piece of shit needs to be taken to a mental institution.>"Yes bro, of course the option to enable autologin is located at Colors & Themes, where else would it be? lol!"
>>107682563Uninstalling this woke shit rn
>>107684472>Uninstalling this woke shit rn
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Despite all of its flaws, it still holds a special place in my heart.
hearing loss is a myth. it's all because of capacitors dying and driver material degradation that causes loss of fidelity.
>>107684446The shit people come up with instead of just measuring their SPL...
>>107684446It's actually caused by rotational velocidensity also affecting your neurons.
>>107684496you need to calibrate REW otherwise it's useless
Framework bros... negative review is coming in.
>frameworksaars, negative review is coming in saars
>>107682195Hold on what's going on here
>>107682024Dumb gimmicky slop. Rather have whole ass breakout boards than "usb-c or aux pick one" My 13 inch laptop comes standard with more i/o than you can cram into those fuckers with removable modules. Who gives a fuck?
>>107682024Might as well just get a dock for the usb-c port, since that's the actual solution to the problem that framework is pretending to solve.
Any version of Windows since 1995 has been more polished, production-ready and user-friendly than any Linux distro ever made. That's obvious to anybody who has installed both of them on the same machine.Are Linux users just lying about their distros being a better experience than a Windows installation?
>>107677623>Hell nigger Linux suffers from all the homosexuals trying to rewrite into troon rust and not unified experience when it comes to desktop.Last time I checked, Microsoft were trying to remove any and all C and C++ from Windows sources.
>>107621970>install linux>huh its pretty neat actually>try to unzip a file>ark crashes>try to zip a file>crashes>try to convert some music from flac to aac>huh it actually works, even if you need to use console like some mole person using a screen reader>try to tag the output>lol there is no software to do it, enjoy writing tags one file at a time>play back some video>hardware acceleration not supported because linux doesn’t support nvidia>sound occasionally cuts off>copy over some files from external ssdComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107684388>nvidia
>>107684428Yeah I know, my bad for having a hipster gpu with tiny 92% market share
>>107684513My nvidia gpu works on my system, but I also went in knowing full well I'd have a second class experience compared to AMD users
On Linux, any program can access any file it wants to and send it all over the internet and you can't do anything about it... So much for user control.
>>107681883Holy shit that's the funniest shit i've read all month thank you anon! Would you like to join a little privacy shizo signal group? Add me lambda.76 i'll add you to the group.
>>107681927>privacy shizo signal groupWell, that's an oxymoron if Inever saw one
>>107680284Because the paradigm of running malware and constraining it with permissions is retarded and a cancer on computing. Desktop operating systems were designed to only run trusted software instead.
>>107681207question. if I use apparmor+firejail, apparmor uses the firejail profile for EVERYTHING right? so I only have to properly configure the firejail config? and then use firejail to control program permissions?
>>107681495Too mentally retarded to even fathom formulating a response, concession accepted.
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if I am new to web dev should I learn JS or TS? btw I am not new to programming, I know C and C++
if I am new to web development AND retarded, what should I learn first for backend shit? Go? PHP? Should I use a meme language like python or javascript?PHP seems to depend from a lot of other "black-boxy" shit (XAMPP or whatever, the server, the DB, the lalalaracel framework) while Go seems to be more "reinvent-the-wheel-ish" shit. wat do
>>107683857>>107684419Learn what you want I guess. Then build something and post about it in this thread
I suspect that the internet might be pretty close to the point of being literally unusable
>>107684249That's what discord is for
>>107684249This is what kiwifarms is.
>>107684249>invite only sitesthe antithesis of an open internet
A contract for eradicating spam purveyors must necessarily remain outside any circuitYou are welcome.
>>107683373Time to go central serverlessClick the python script to run the website localhost and either get a blockchain provider or run your own
why are so many programming "help" groups like this? like, somebody will specifically opt into helping people, and then get frustrated when they dont do exactly what they expect. it constantly feels like im testing everyone's patience whenever i ask for help and its even harder trying to just learn everything myself, especially considering all the weird semantic differences in both the language itself and guides.like i can imagine a full script in my head but i wouldnt know how to translate it into the language im currently using. and on the offchance that i *do* get the help needed, usually its just "oh just use the blah function", so its not like i just Dont Know How To Code or anything i just dont know the shit thats specific to the engine, and its not like i can just look it up in a glossary or something because the words can be totally different from language to language, like how "object" in one language can be "entity" in another, and object in *that* language refers to an object in an array or something, so theres just a huge language gap that i cant really cross without the help of others, which sucks because working with others sucks
>>107640271I find that people only act like this when they dont actually know the answer to your question but still want to roleplay as the mentor and get angry when you dont play along. The minute people start asking "why", i leave because im 95% confident im not going to get an answer
>>107681694You should answer philosophically then, make the rage peak on your exit.
>>107681694"I don't believe you understand what I'm trying to do" is what I say.
>>107640271You're either smart or you use the code of someone who is smart. Most people can't reinvent the wheel, I'm among them. It takes a lot of time to recognize your limits.
AI doesn't careenjoy flipping burgers
Merry Christmas, from your /g/irlhttps://www.youtube.com/shorts/QI3htyAbMgc
>>107682184this nigga sometime bullshits like he doesn't know what he is talking about.
>>107680615Shared it cause it was the latest.
>>107666544>overproduced vocals>toddler tier keyboard skills>can't play from memory>a fucking whore>a fucking slut2/10 would not bang
>>107668221>>107678833yet you voted for the israel-loving candidate. curious.
>>107666555dtrips of trvuthalso looks female enough no homo
