Why does Rust not have libraries?
>>107819013It's complex. While that is possible, one problem you have to contend with is side-channels. Two distinct programs can bypass memory protection by using cross-process page dedup as a side-channel. Usually such dedup only happens on processes in the same process tree for this reason. Linux has some kernel "daemon" that can do whole memory dedup, by the way. It's a bit strange honestly.
>>107820790>Rust programs linking to your dylib will eventually break in unexpected ways.>implying it isn't also the case with CLol
>>107825964NTA, you are probably thinking about C++.C ABI on popular platforms is generally stable. It's just C++ and Rust that have unstable ABI.
>>107825752>Well... C++ ABI is kind of a complex thing. Usually your std impl will have some stability in layout for types like array and vector and what not. It's not worth depending on, but some people do. C++ isn't a monolith like Rust.Rust and C++ make no guarantees regarding stability of ABI. There is no difference.
>>107818997% du -sh /System/Cryptexes/OS/System/Library/dyld/dyld_shared_cache_arm64*929M /System/Cryptexes/OS/System/Library/dyld/dyld_shared_cache_arm64e716M /System/Cryptexes/OS/System/Library/dyld/dyld_shared_cache_arm64e.01544K /System/Cryptexes/OS/System/Library/dyld/dyld_shared_cache_arm64e.atlas252K /System/Cryptexes/OS/System/Library/dyld/dyld_shared_cache_arm64e.map
Nuked by an escaped /v/ Schizo editionPrevious Thread: >>107781231>Links:>DALL-E 3https://www.bing.com/images/createhttps://designer.microsoft.com/image-creator>4ohttps://chatgpt.com/https://sora.chatgpt.comhttps://copilot.microsoft.com/>Imagen 4 and Nano Banana (Pro)https://gemini.google.com/apphttps://labs.google/fx/tools/image-fxhttps://labs.google/fx/tools/whiskComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Saudia-chan
>>107826586Original
>lemme get a jungle natives burning dancing around a bonfiresure!>now make em burn money instead of woodsure!>now put in in front of Wall street instead of the jungleno problem!>now make them do a conga linePROMPT BLOCKED: CONTENT WARNING
>>107826608What is the thing with Saudi Arabia and autism, anyway? The gen above comes from, or it was recently posted on, /int/ of all places>>>/int/218307583>people on spectrum unironically talking about GodOh my.
Even 576i on a CRT looked sharper and more vivid than 1080p YouTube todayYou have to watch 4k video on a 1080p display now for it to look any good
>>107826486I mean, yeah, it all depends on the original resolution of the thing. Even if you see 1080p or 4k on youtube, if the original video was 360p it's not going to look great. Not to mention youtube transcodes everything you upload to it a few times over.
>>107826453This i have an old laptop with a 720p screen and bad vids just fit on it.
>>107826433I render my shit in 720p and upscale it to 1440pPeople are falling on their butts thinking im doing render farm work because i charge them like i do.I like AI time
>>107826433the jews stole you're pixels
>>107826433>this is your brain on zoomerimagine thinking 1080p youtube is 1080p
>/g/ makes an 18th albumTheme: Outer Space MusicTitle: [Accepting suggestions]Deadline: 14th of January>/g/ makes a 19th albumTheme: [Accepting suggestions]>Song submission rules/guidelinesUpload the file somewhere, preferably in a lossless format, and post the link here. If you want to update your track, make a new post.Include the song title in the post, and make it clear that your song is a submission for the album.Optionally you may include cover art for your track, but please confirm that the image in your post is the cover art or it won't be included. You may not use your real artist name.Songs that contain anything against YouTube's policies won't be uploaded on YT, but will still be added to the album.By default, tracks will be normalised to -14 LUFS (integrated loudness) in the release. You may specify a lower loudness for your track.Use of AI is banned. This includes AI generated stems, samples, and effects. "AI" includes all neural network-based models and not hard-coded automation/procedural generation. You are allowed to ask an LLM about music-related questions, but asking it to give you musical ideas (eg. generating a chord progression) is already a no-no.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107812103Hopefully the remix album happens. I read that an anon wanted to remix a song I submitted a few albums ago...
>>107819667 Rhymed Version (cleaned of slurs, but still fierce):You’re lost in illusions like the grifters online, Thinking Suno as a DAW could ever truly shine. Feed it stems, feed it gold — it still churns out the slop, No soul in the system, just a factory shop. And those plugins you praise, even ones built the same, Can’t capture the magic that defined the old game. Classic trance had a spark, something rare in its core, A shimmer, a spirit you can’t fake anymore. Give a novice the hardware, they can summon that sound, But the plugin imitation falls flat on the ground. Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
inspire me faggots
>>107822629if someone remixes my tracks ill eat a sandwich
What was the most disturbing thing you've found on the dark web?
>>107819342catchan-4chanthe healy
>>107793367kys
Were CRTs really that much better than the displays of today?>tfw Björk knows more about technology than /g/https://youtube.com/watch?v=75WFTHpOw8Y
>>107825321No. FUCK CRTs.>>107820429>>107822693
>>107825321No but they look visually charming. Most people don't want CRTs back but they would gladly get something that at least feels like CRT without the shit stuff. This applies to everything retro that is visually charming.
>>107825321she's in her 80s now
>>107825845>now imagine early 2000 LED, or worse LCDno such thingCCFL was the main source of light for LCD screens in the first decade
>>107826741>born 1965>2026 - 1965 = 61why do you lie?
>"Guys, I got a 64-bit computer!">came preinstalled with 32-bit Windows XP.Why did literally any distributor do this?
>>107826043i dont really like keeping a bunch of desktops around or spending money to fuck with it, i have a hp-15 laptop with the 3250u i plan on digging out to trial with windows 7 as i found out some people are doing that, but i dont hold high hopes as the vega 3 already sucks in the previous trials ive done
>>107823385i still dont understand x86 x64 when downloading/installing software. always get x64 or what ? qhy do ppl include x86 if it's obsolete
>>107826283Because it's not obsolete and many computer still operate in x86 natively.
>>107823385There was no user demand for 64 bit Windows XP. Few computers had 4GB or more RAM in the range of 2001-2007 which is when XP was still relevant.I have a workstation laptop from 2007 and it's still configured with only 2GB of RAM. CPU isn't even 64 bit. (Core Duo)
>>107826283Always get x64 unless your system can't run it, x86 versions are only for backwards compatibility.Why do they still exist?Maybe someone still uses an ancient PC as a NAS or something.I think in Japan for example loads of people still run old 32 bit computers because their philosophy is to never throw out something that still works.
so what programs do you use to actually program in?
gedit
>>107826248this, i dont even know vim keybinds or anything crazy just a few basic commands and arrow keys to navigate lol, its just nice because it keeps you in the terminal, you can always :term too
>>107826264got all you needbasic text editfind and replace with a regex optionlets you focus on the structure
emacs
>>107825936I like Smiling Friends and Oney but I wish the show was a bit less Millennial Quirkychungus. I'll take what I can get though, it's the less quirkychungus bullshit around.
Why is /g/ so one-shotted by the 100% fallacy that they can't see the usefulness of AI?Because it's not 100% perfect, AI is completely useless.Are you all just so terrified of AI taking your jobs that you're stuck in a state of delusion, wishful thinking, and desperation?
>>107826641>Capital goes where it has the best chance of turning into more capital.i am not that anon but imagine you have a government and it could either produce bullets locally or import bullets for a 15% discount.It makes sense from a capitalist perspective to import the bullets but it makes sense from a national security perspective to produce them locally. being dependent on an outside party for a crucial defense item is a weakness that can be exploited.my point is spending money in a way that maximizes return is not always the best decision.building bubbles might enrich the individual players but it also from a national perspective weaken the nation
kill every single indian
>>107826356leftists(the ones most affected by AI derangement syndrome) are extremely neurotic and emotional, if reality doesn't match 1:1 what's in their head it's the end of the world
why do you fucking retards make corpos shitting up the internet and taking over control a left vs right issue, direction brains should be hanged and their rotting corpses left as a warning alongside the corpses of the tech reptilians
>>107826757Wrong, it's because of [generation], they ruined everything.
With the current state of the PC market I’m thinking of buying Apple, I know the M4 is powerful but how is MacOS? I heard Tahoe is shite but haven’t looked too deep into it.
>>107818817> Don't bother with native mac foobar, run it through emulation or use an alternative.What are the alternatives? I foubd music playback abysmal on macos, to the point I eventually settled on fucking quodlibet which is… not very good on macI hope the chinky foobar clone fooyin will finally get a port in 2026
>>107814412mac is probably the best operating system rn to havewindows is complete and utter garbagei really like linux (fedora especially) and it comes very close too, but i find myself using mac the most. mostly because there is more compatible software for my needs and also i like the convenience of ADP that they implemented few years ago, only big tech that offers that type of data security when it comes to cloud.
i ditched my entire PC "everything" and got a macbook and have since bought a mac mini as well, its objectively a better end user experienceit does what i want it to do and nothing moreby that i mean you can do pic relatedturn off windows updates entirely and compare the processeson macos i simply go to update, open the settings for updates, and turn the little buttons to "off", and it never does anything i dont ask ever again, i will update when i want to and never when i dont want toit doesnt give me entire screen pop-ups telling me about upgrading
>>107826684oh and because i always have to clarify this, theres always people who go "oh but you have to update, updates are good"i understand this, i will eventually update stuff as i see fitbut its not the updates themselves that are the problem, its that you as the end user dont have control over it, microsoft makes it overly difficult to do what should be as simple as a toggle on/off, and what was previously that easyyou fuckin own the computer, it should do as you say, and there shouldnt be any compromisesi tell my macbook to not update, it doesnt update and doesnt bother me further about itthe same applies to many attributes of it, it does only what i want it to dolinux is very much so in line with this as well, and linux is a great option for a lot of people, its not suitable for me and my uses unfortunatelypart of the other things i wanted to move away from involve desktop pc hardware, i just dont like that entire type of device anymore, this i greatly preferfor people who value things like that, they will want to continue with desktop pcs and that type of hardware in general, thats perfectly fine if that fits their desires out of tech, it doesnt fit mine anymorei think a lot of people here would genuinely be very surprised by modern macs and macOS and would greatly enjoy it, its a matter of giving them the opportunity to try
>>107825275M4 mac mini is simply better value than any windows equivalent
IPS or OLED?
>>107821283>Less than 3 years of use.Lol
>>107821213it is actually quite easy after you get burn in on your first paneli went back to IPs. i dont have time to deal with RMAing luxury panels after only 8 months of use. its indian tech>>107821225indian LG shills are going to tell you its solved, it isntif you touch the brightness level it will burn in under a year easy. they come real dim by default. its such a stupid ass techthe daily oled threads on here and /g/ are 100% inorganic and half the posts are going to be by 1 guy
Just get a good VA monitor. I got a 2020 27" Odyssey G7 and it's been bretty gud. Way better contrast than my old IPS monitor and no visible smearing to speak of
>>107824708because blue light is uncomfortable when you stare at screens for 18+ hours a day
>>107824531all tvs do that. because i am not a braindead moron i never connected mine to a network. i use my ps5 for the "smart" tv apps.>>107821283me too anon. i have this same tv. i left it on gta vice city map for 2 days (still image) and constantly leave it on paused yt videos. 0 burn in
What do you think of this book's perspective on AI and LLMs
>>107825500Now that normies are becoming more aware of AI there's been a lot of slop books written on it by literal who's. Just like the crypto boom a few years ago there's now books on.What is AIHow AI is badHow to make money on AIetc.
>>107825500Nonsense. Why don’t you kill your parents instead of putting them in a nursing home?
>>107825500Yud should go back to writing Harry Potter fanfiction.
It's so fucking funny that Chudkowsky dedicated his entire life to trying to prepare mankind for the advent of AI and he just completely abjectly failed in every way
>>107825500I think all jews should be disallowed from pushing their "opinion slop" on the general public.
What’s the proper way to measure your dict in bytes?When you size up a dict, do you care more about how wide it is (number of entries) or how deep it goes (what each one holds)?And when you need to unload the payload, do you dump it straight into a buffer, stream it somewhere else, or flush it to disk?
>'ict in 'ytes
>>107826742db?
For the first time in a long time, learning/working is fun again.
>>107806659It is a weird tech. It is dangerously inaccurate for things you don't already know, while being more of a hindrance for things you do. It really only shines when it's something of little to no importance, to be thrown out like garbage.
>>107817273It works off statistics, it doesn't actually understand shit.So if you make it gobble specs, the specs say "has X", and you ask it "does it have X?", most of the time it should respond with "yes, it does", because in the training, asking that question for a spec that has that line should result in this type of answer.However, it's generally set to a certain amount of randomness, because the average user expects the model to be oh so creative. Mix that with the fact that the training data contains a ton of shit that no one bothered to filter out, and occasionally you get the wrong response. It will always be presented with absolute confidence.This is only for simple shit like "here are specs, perform Control + F for me". As it gets more complex, you start hitting topics with little or even no training around it. Remember: it doesn't understand shit. So if you're dealing with a novel topic it is of barely any use.LLMs are artificial parrots.
>>107801565I am self-taught and am currently learning about neural dynamics, SNN, and neuromorphic hardware.I am quick to grasp new concepts and can quickly internalize practically any material, no matter how abstract, but I lack the prior knowledge to get started at a high level because, as a student, I preferred to fuck around and smoke weed rather than sit in school, which was extremely boring.Now I can follow Harvard lectures without any problems, and as soon as something comes up that I don't have the foundation for, I can look it up much faster using AI. What used to take me an hour to find the information on the internet, I now ask AI to explain it to me and provide sources. It only takes me two minutes now. It's extremely motivating because you can now follow along instead of constantly looking things up.I can easily get through two weeks of Gerstner Lab in a day.AI democratizes education.P.S. Where can I connect with like-minded people, ideally other active autodidacts, to discuss these topics?
>>107823943Gemini is the deal
>>107807740>that's right! you touched on a fundamental aspect of Xkek why it do that doe
I only see images of them, do people really take time of their day to make them? is there such a thing as a ""community"" or people applying them in real life?Genuinely what the fuck is the point
>>107824660What about those things disqualifies it from being a culture?
>>107821566
>>107825625>What about those things disqualifies it from being a culture?You can't have a definition or an anchoring point with any of that happening
>>107826329There are anchors though. Shared visuals, references, nostalgia cycles, notable websites and users, etc. They’re weaker and shorter-lived than before, but that doesn’t make them nonexistent.
