>>107858016
How do you think you're going to get your share even with automation on the field?

>>107861274
Their factories may be in a bit of pickle according to my molotovs
Just kidding, that's a [spoiler]French sport[/spoiler]

>>107861258
I was being hyperbolic. I was just saying at least they could use power to stabilize the world at least in the interests of the US. Don't be such a fucking coward fuck hole. You are the reason we are in such shit because we are unwilling to use our power through indirect soft power. Direct power through ruthlessness. You can cry but I think all of the third world should be enslaved if that means my country is prosperous.

>>107842976
I have begun poisoning information and data on websites I control and I know are being scraped.

>>107861376
kek

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>>107857534
I feel it has good and bad points. There's no piss filter, and running the same prompt twice doesn't result in gens looking so samey, but the quality seems slighty worse, and it seems stricter (although, I guess that's more to do with filters, rather than the actual model).

I still feel it is the best when it comes to realistic looking gens, though.

>>107850937
pc-98 VNs are much more soulful than AI slop

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>>107800819
How's this guy? Does it contain all the AI slopware that Pro has?

>>107860032
It's a cut down version made for use with IoT devices like industrial computers, which makes it incredibly good as a desktop OS because it has barely any shit in it. IoT LTSC 2024 is pretty much one of the best versions of 11 you can use.

>>107860058
>>107860058
>>107860058

>>107805265
friendly

>>107857000
And desu this much ram is a waste on both of them, max usage I ever get is 100 GB use when I fuck up.

>>107856276
Also thx for the suggestions, I'll look into them

so do you like call up another ISP and be like
>hey I got some fiber and some internet registrations, I want to connect to your thingie
and they're like ok NP it's free? o algo

>>107859372
Some ISPs will peer with anyone else for free, for instance Unis often to this.
Those that don't can be handeled by transit services as I mentioned above, and transit services usually charge per MB of traffic.
Bassically these services set up network infrastructure in peering centres and make arangements with all the ISPs that are publicaly available, and the price they charge per MB is essentially dependant on what they're charging.
I explained this in short earlier here aswell.

>>107861256
Anonymous upboated this post

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SHUT
IT
DOWN

>>107858658
(f(p(b(p))))

>>107858882
Hang on the last big tech company I worked for named everything after Lord of the Rings stuff and my team was 100% white guys (the PM was a white woman.)

>>107858351
>what is wrong with these people exactly
nobody on the Common Lisp community uses CLISP. It's old, outdated software. The original (((authors))) don't maintain it, either.

>>107858814
Good analogy. I guess I just missed the part in the Odin lang website where they harp on about their affection about Norwegians, the Norse religion, and the state of Norway. And you missed the part where American Protestants are so obsessed with Israel that they travel there just for the privilege to work as slaves. But apart for all that, I guess the analogy makes sense

i've already memorized the defaults

>>107860092
What happened on Mozilla recently? I updated Firefox yesterday and it is now as fast as Chrome on my computer, cloudflare boxes solves itself, and now you can modify hotkeys. Looks like they hired a programmers and want to be back in the game

>>107860506
Congrats, you're now part of the botnet.

>>107860092
That's nice, reminds me of what software used to be like. But why isn't it just in the settings menu?

>>107860506
Placebo effect of updating software.

>>107859003
Lol. This reminds me of that javascrip spam alert window we had in the 90's that would move as soon as your mouse pointer got close the X to close it.

>>107860184
Retards never stop.

>>107860262
:(

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>>107850545
So, Runescape random event?

>>107858081
you have to be recognised as "based" by at least half of your street

>>107860256
paid interview prep

at least it's thursday tomorrow
it's the day where you get to think "tomorrow is friday"
this existence is a joke

>>107855938
you need to leave this company

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>weekly meeting at my small IT co which is failing in slow motion
>we all watch the boss read tickets on zoom
>"oh golly jee this is a tough one. hard to know what to do. im going to close it"
these tickets should be addressed day by day but instead we watch him pretend to address them 1 time per week and blow most of them off.

other issues come up in which the root cause is we are not using IT industry standards. instead of just doing that, which would take ~1 week, we have years of problems and 'rigged' work arounds.

boss is terrified to touch the code base to make even a tiny 1 line change because he has decision paralysis
high visibility product has obvious bad data.
boss is arranging the deck chairs on Titanic , "fixing" the most minor issues in the world while major issues go ignored in the corner

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Upper management is doing like 3–5 status checks with all engineers every day. These are also unscheduled, so I came back from lunch to see that the bossman had tried to Slack call me.

Fun times.

>>107860823
I'm on 43, kernel v 6.17.11, but I haven't updated in a while.

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>>107860823
>>107860823
>kernel version are you on?

>>107860154
This is getting pretty cumbersome. I'll have to take a break before I try the install. BTRFS is simple, ZFS requires all sorts of things.

>>107860691
It's Arch, of course it has nothing automated by default. You're using Arch, dude.

>>107860957
>>107860896
it seems i was wrong, checked some screenshots and they do push kernel updates in the same realese. also, i totally forgot 43 was already current, these realeses go by really fast.

>>107854555
Idk what a udio is but this was made in reaper. Thats just a sound clip from a vtuber I like (you can hear another clip at 0:35 too ;D) but I guess that means my mixes are sounding good... ish

>>107812070
My computer just shit the bed again, so there is another extension
New deadline on the 28th
I understand this is frustrating for everyone, including me

>>107858216
there are absolutely ai projects on bandcamp, i've heard them.

>>107859927
Maybe this is the universe telling me to finish my goddamn track

>>107855092
Bullshit

>>107860948
How much math do you actually need to do to be competent at CS? Discrete Math? Linear Algebra? Real and Complex Analysis? Number Theory?
I just went up to Linear Algebra till I dropped outta college. Should I grind more?

>Is roadmap.sh reasonable? Is this meme shit?
i dont fucking know nigga, go read what they have to teach and tell us

>>107861080
logic + set theory, abstract algebra, real analysis, number theory, graph theory, etc... are all great. you should learn as much as time allows. everything in cs is downstream of this kind of math. if you learn this stuff you'll gain the perspective necessary to solve problems in ways truly cracked people do. 100x more effectively and with 10x less effort than your typical zoomer codemonkey.

any monkey can bash his head against the wall, barf out code, and build something that eventually "works", but that's the kind of shit AI is already replacing now and is guaranteed to fully replace in 5-10 years.

>>107859942
>I am a dog shit programmer but i jumped right to learning k8s and got a job from there.

Did you also have any experience with cloud providers to land such a job? That's what every devops positions seem to require around here. I could set a VM and toy with Kubernetes relatively easily since I know Docker well, but I don't think I want to mess with AWS or Azure on my own just to learn

its a complete meme, have a target job you want + ask an ai what you should learn/make to learn the skills it requires
literally none of the shit in that matters

if you like magnetic switches get a monsgeek fun60

Not that one

>>107858800
I had the Kumara, completely died after a year, 0 spills on it too.
Using the G413 TKL SE for 3 years now, still works fine but it has no LGBTQ in it.

>>107858800
ur mom

>>107848234
DLSS 5.0 will be so good they'll force everyone to upscale from 720p

>>107858079
Did you miss the part where the Nvidia card is rendering at 720p and the AMD card is rendering at 960p? Nvidia is faster for the same image quality

>>107851496
DLSS Performance mode has been better than Quality of old versions since DLSS 4.0. And FSR is now roughly equivalent to (a nonexistent) DLSS 3.5

>>107861312
DLSS 3 Performance was already equivalent to Unreal's TAA at full 4K in most UE5 games

>>107848234
raytracing is brute force, raster is technology

>>107855822
>>107861132
Ok tranny codefag. You will die of hunger

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>what is a voxel
block_index = [z + y * chunk_size + z * chunk_size^2]

>>107861253
FUCK it has a typo. I meant x * chunk_size^2

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>>107861253
>>107861267
root_log2 = __builtin_ctz(chunk_root)
index = (z << root_log2 | y) << root_log2 | x

okay but can you recreate de_dust2 with it