>>107897870
Where'd my 48GX go i wonder? I did the ram upgrade on it way back, but i think one of the chips were bad, it'd crash if you store too much data.

do these have a way to apply a function to everything on the stack

>>107897643
one heck of a shill still not spending 400+ on a calc
can i build one with 8 bit chip

>>107899888
>videos
what a load of baloney

>When a library function just returns a piece of static data, I can easily write a function which manipulates that data.
when a library returns an object, the object can manipulate itself, you just need to call the right behavior

>When the library gives me a stateful object, what can I do?
just use it and not even care about its statefulness

>I'm fucked and have to understand how the machinery inside that object works if I want to extend it, and I have to add a whole new derived class that contributes to the interface bloat.
if you need something drastically different, why are you attempting to extend it in the first place?

Given the other names

int, byte and char

would you prefer the fundamental unsigned register-sized integral type to be named

word or size?

>>107900248
If all those are supposed to be the primitive types of your language, why no use u8/uint8/uint8_t instead?

"size" is bad, idk why you'd want to use it for this meaning, although I'm a size_t afficionado myself
"word" is a word to good to be spoiled imo. I'd rather keep it free just in case I'm writing a program that should compile on both 32bit and 64bit architectures so I could use it for data types that can fit in both widths. In this case, "word" would be conditionally defined as uint32_t or uint64_t at compile time depending on compilation parameters.

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I'm working on studying MIT open course ware to get a web developer career any similar free learning materials or a self teaching road map? Maybe Udemy but similar?

>>107900248
>fundamental unsigned register-sized integral type
that should be int. (or uint. or nat)
byte should be 8 bits unsigned.
char shouldn't exist; there's no sense in a type representing a human readable character to be signed.

Actually, isn't byte named that because historically it was the original unsigned register-sized integral? Be that 4, 7 or 8 bits. Wasn't word adopted for 16 bit registers because byte had shifted meaning and cemented itself as 8 bits by that time?

>>107899662
Super Mario Land can be speedran using glitches too...

>>107899751
we just merged with a japanse location at work as we work on the same stuff (we're the bigger entity, they now work on our stuff instead of the opposite) and holy fucking it's exhausting, it's impossible to work with them, ask a question, they'll have to ask their entire fucking hierarchy to know if they're allowed to answer, they keep saying sorry on teams all the fucking time especially fi they don't answer under a few minutes, it's frustrating.
their mails keep getting flagged as spam as they use their magic runes even if they talk to us euromonkeys and there is always some unknown japanese names in CC like they keep proofs of everything they do or something.
for a few weeks before I get mad I had a young jap who was TERRIFIED to submit a PR that he sent me his code in a zip on teams so I can validate that it will be acccepted as a PR.
I've worked with many nationalities and it's the first time I have the feeling I'm working with literal children

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>>107889363
>Can someone explain this?
There's literally an entire video explaining exactly how SM64's terrain collisions work and why some shit is fucked up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsXCVsDFiXA

>>107891034
>also reminder that this game was pure slop
Yet it's one of the most sold games in human history, what did you accomplish?

>>107900443
I was OBVIOUSLY talking about the code, other anons understood my esl english, you didn't, back to school my guy.

>>107890243
whats country between india and japan

>>107900232
>tax evasion
on the side of the sellers, there are third party resellers who offer brand new iphones for 25%+ discount compared to official retail pricing because they import them illegally or grey market and sell without applying VAT or reporting their revenue to the NRA
>t. balkan

>>107900232
no. they buy previous year models, refurbished models and the base model of the current years release

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>gboard on iOS has no clipboard
>stock keyboard has even less features
it's gonna be a rough couple of years bros...

>>107900413
>forcing yourself to use plebOS for 2 years
the cuckest

>>107897108
Isn't that just a Raging Storm motion?

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>>107886166
hi there

>>107890722
bro saved for months just to spam this photo in multiple threads calling others poorfags, actually sad, fan-boy-ism is truely cancer no matter the brand,

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hello maams

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>>107886166
The Kensington was a good decision. Need to get myself a actual desk chair, can't meet neetmax with no cushioning, feet are swelling up every few days of sitting at my desk.

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>>107891967
Im using chrome, iPhones comfy because everything’s already on the phone

Jannies need to chill out

>>107894839
Pls jannies

This place is the worst

Enough with the captcha changes!

>>107899969
Memtechtips on github, i assume? Thank you, i will try that now.

>>107899991
Yeah, it's by Mem.

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>>107899996
Pretty great program. I had like 95% of stuff already disabled, but there were still some things i didnt want that were still enabled. A few telemetry options were turned on according to winhance but double-checking regedit including datacollection and win error reporting and it said they were turned off. Well, did the doubledip, restarted and everything seems to be turned off. I think i did the most i can do without being actually tech-savyy so i feel kinda refreshed and good.

>>107900294
All good then anon, Winhance is a good program.
With everything you don't want turned off/removed via Winhance and whatever else and you using 10 Enterprise with the ESU updates, you're doing pretty well right now.

>>107900307
Thank you anon(s) for helping me. I should visit this board more often.

>>107897454
>2 minutes, always 0 syntax errors now. Cope harder.

not even remotely true, 0/0 ragebait.
give or take 8 to 9 prompts in, and ai will start making things up, or just ignoring instructions.

>>107898436
Skill issue. You don't prompt 8 or 9 times. You prompt once with the right tools, get the first version and then use new chats for each fix.

Clock is ticking!

>>107892986
There has been released new models since GPT-3 just so you're aware

>>107892904
Fully declarative programming with AI symbolic logic resolver to interpreted ir

>>107892904
I hate it, but the big languages are going to remain Python, JavaScript, Java/C#, and C/C++.

he's right, fucking pathetic how much modern comfort we have now and people still bitch and whine like it's their job. square footage quadrupled since the 70s btw, dumb fucking zoomoids.

You vill own nothing and you vill be miserable.

Not watching or listening to a rice queen faggot

>>107896202
Does it really sound like something a Cucknadian wouldn't say?

he's unironically right. The problem now is the humiliation rituals you have to do to get a job or a fucking studio. Look at any famous artist or self made man from before 1980 and you'll understand what boomers mean by "putting yourself out there"

>>107896724
I'm a bug hunter. Pretty much the closest you can get without being NEET i guess

>>107899844
independently or working for a company? What country do you live in and what's your monthly take?

>>107897742
Probably closed off communities, sort of like how a lot of discord servers work, though I'm not sure if centralized services will survive or people will begin self-hosting more. Anything with public posting will just get covered in shills and/or schizos nowadays. Also to hide from government censorship.

>>107897742
Probably a decline. People are slowly waking up to the fact that they have been had, and in particulr the users of dating apps now understand that they have been played for fools by a system that wanted to hook their users while feeding them hopeless dates to keep them on the platform.

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>>107899896
independently, been on and off for the last 5 years. Sometimes as a full time job, sometimes in between vacations or side jobs.

Western Europe, making around 3-400k a year (obviously before our cucked up taxes). Taking around 8k in net income, leaving the rest in my company's bank account to avoid being taxed too much. Most money is made in small "rushes", around 1 month and a half at best, so i can have a couple sprints around the year.
Picrel, cucked platform but the most paying stuff is there

>>107893396
Python stronger than c++? Pretty sure you learn more about the machine using c++ than python

>>107898394
I think strong/weak typing refers to how much type discipline a language enforces.
In C/C++ you can reuse the memory of a variable any way you want, thus it's weakly typed.

I think beginners benefit from strong and statically typed languages
because running into type constraints makes you very aware of the type system.
Of course ultimately low-level languages offer more control and expose you to more knowledge about the inner workings of the machine, but those are advanced topics.

>>107896390
Maybe if you fuck the shit out of him he'll shut up

>>107893910
pointless

installing gentoo will give him a useful experience of constructing an OS, and a great deal of the effort will translate into the other skills he wants.

>>107892978
Wanting to learn something without a purpose is Reddit. Figure out what you actually want as an end goal and then pick the most important thing to learn for that goal. Most of the other things will be picked up over time.

Or pick a random one a start learning. If you really want to know all of them, then it'll take time and it doesn't matter where you start from.

Here is a game plan:
Learn C -> Make a program with C that interacts with Linux utils -> Host it on GitHub and learn basics of branches, PR, etc -> make a website for your app -> make a second website that has a server hosted on AWS and has some basic communication (meme Telegram basically) -> then look into system programming/design and leet code (don't waste that much time on it unless it tickles your autism)

Once you do all that you'll have a good idea of what you actually like / give a fuck about. Literally just 3 projects, and you can skip the 3rd if you hated making the website for #2

>>107898766
orange man

>>107881628
fren i have a T480 and a T430 and use the latter more because I find the keyboard comfy, I would not upgrade to another laptop, just replace the battery and you will be good, T480 screen is way better than the T430, use that thing until it actually breaks before buying a newer laptop
>>107884593
newer enterprise Dells are pretty nice if you can find one for cheap, I have a Dell Precision 3490 that I am giving to my mother, it's solid and the hardware is very well supported both with Linux and Windows
>>107887402
no, the latest DEs like KDE have excellent power management out of the box, you won't need to mess with terminal to tweak settings, stick to Mint or Fedora for best experience
>>107897023
wow that kb layout looks like a step back to classic comfy, is it just looks or feels good also?

>can't decide if i'm going with x13 or t490
it's essentially a screen size/weight dilemma, both will be basic versions i5 and 16gb
every time I travel, I curse having a brick-sized hobo laptop (currently l512), and then every time i settle down I'm thankful for that 14" screen. Ideally I'd like a lightweight laptop with a 14" screen but i don't have the budget for it.

anybody have experience actually working with a small as fuck screen/keyboard for long hours? is it going to fuck up my neck, eyes and will it be a hassle typing?

>>107900115
i've accepted the larger screen pill, yes it sucks to haul around a 15" laptop for work or personal travel (2xThailand per year kek) but once I get there the laptop sits on hotel desk, so it's not that bad, especially with a roller bag and taxi/uber, the larger screen helps a ton with work and other productivity

>>107900115
>working with a small as fuck screen/keyboard for long hours
Resident Titaniumfag here, I use it for 8 hours every day, though mostly just to read stuff. But I also carry it around every day on foot for ~1 hour so weight/size was most important factor.
Keyboard is fine, actually I like its snappy tactility more than mushy lenovo usb trackpoint keyboards.
I was wary of small screen but the resolution turned out just right and I would never downgrade to 1920x1080.
>fuck up my neck
Use a desk stand to raise screen to eye level.

>>107900040
The demo is timing out for me, but it was working earlier... Did I accidentally ruin it?

Actually nvm it's just incredibly slow now for some reason.

>>107900040
With all the SEO blog spam something like yacy seems like the only way to make search engines useful again.

>>107900192
Judging by the demo, at least insofar as I got it to work, SEO spam is still an issue. In fact, the front page was just a few links with thousands of tags cluttering the screen.

>>107899410
@1:51 - you have tombstoned parts blobbed together in the top left corner. They are likely shorting your board. Have you checked if the board is shorted to ground? Also did you use hot air or something because it looks like you cooked some stuff.

>>107899599
it's also at 1:13

>>107896726
I'm tired boss

>>107899933
My eyesight isn’t very good. What is it doing?

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>>107900301
multiple components soldered together in a blob

>>107898409
so good of a design that acorn forbid people from accessing the device directly and forced programmers to use their incredibly slow ROM routines. yep, that's always the sign of "good design" when you can't access the device directly. lol.

>>107898473
What's the best purely 8-bit computer of the 80s?

>>107898473
What? This was the 8-bit era, no fancy MMU or backdoors. So of course you could access it directly.
The OS was fairly good but you could always bypass it if you felt like it.

>>107899049
For business use: Apple II, probably Apple IIc Plus
For games: C64
For education: BBC Model B
For embedded work: Rockwell AIM 65/40

>>107882179
The html page for this thread is twice the size of what the Apple ][ supported at max configuration.

$ wc --bytes Desktop/\(71\)\ _g_\ -\ Let\ me\ guess\,\ you\ need\ more_\ -\ Technology\ -\ 4chan.html 
123073 Desktop/(71) _g_ - Let me guess, you need more_ - Technology - 4chan.html
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