>>108557630
Just get fallout 4 and chat with the NPCs.
I fell in love inside there once.
(No, it wasn’t with kate either… i’m not that shallow)

>>108557630
nice bloody bitch, bastard

>>108563675
kek

>>108559784
how the fuck are people hyped for this shit when the hardware is unobtanium

>>108559784
>the models will still completely collapse into nonsense output after 10~15k
Skill issue.

>>108563360
I support this. To much of social media is controlled by rightoids. Making sure children are not exposed by rightoids is the correct thing to do.
Also, mainstream media sites do not spread so called "misinformation" you stupid rightoids. Facts, are not misinformation.

>>108563485
Your reading comprehension is awful

>>108565116
You're my 53th favorite /trv/ retard

>>108563360
The downfall of Greece should be studied.

>>108565116
Is this Beirut?

>>108566366
I think they shred them. Cool, right?

>>108566169
The noctua palette just makes shit look so prestige I cannot hate on it. Its like the PRS guitars of cooler fans.

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>>108565252
so beautiful i decided to buy one myself. very efficient and performs perfectly.

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>>108566203
inb4

I just don't like blower fans they are too loud

>>108565252
I don't care because it's hidden in a case. Only performance matters.

>>108566071
obviously? c# is a scripting language, only a retard would program a game engine in it

>>108565921
whats with the framerate?

>>108566277
I'm Russian.

>>108566330
thats no excuse

>>108566330
oh, that makes sense

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>>108563264
Lol this was the case in 2000s before jeets, and ai slop arrived... nowadays I just don't want internet at all.

>>108563273
How old are you?

>>108563273
My internet addiction is starting to go away because the internet is so shit lately. It was much better 15-20 years ago. Normies ruin everything.

>>108566288
thank you for your jeet insights

ah
it's the thread won't bump to I'm gonna win the final argument phase

>>108566407
I believe one of the most famous cases is re-ordering of case statement tests based on the probability of a certain case value triggering it. C and C++ (or rust) certainly can’t do that.
We actually used that absent feature to implement other tests (demand-page loading) which used tons of auto generated C++ code

>>108566381
this is funny because jiff is what i had in mind when i was talking about keeping things simple:
https://programming.dev/comment/11239090

>>108566469
So, care to share the snippet of code we can benchmark?

>>108564704
>If I have to suffer, so must others.
But we won't. You're just coping.

>>108565906
In 5 years, none of your skills will be useful. Decades of education and effort just gone.

>>108566171
Sounds like a utopia. Imagine no more office jobs.

>>108564704
>You don't get to have fun while I rot away.
wrong

>>108565906
>>108566293
I pray to Allah, please make these uppity cunts jobless and break their fucking backs.

>>108558024
It's for spastics who play ADHD clickers like DotA. They're for custom keybinding so you can do a thing 0.0000001 ms faster than your opponent.

I love my G600 to death. Dont know what I'll do when it dies, thankfully all wear and tear components are easily replaceable. Mine has been in daily use since around 2014, I hope it lives forever but I guess capacitors are not eternal.

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Ill find out next week if Im a retard for ordering this

>>108556985
I bought this mouse in like 2018 and loved it so much I bought a second one a couple years later. The second one had the same shape but was otherwise inferior in every way. The feel was cheap and janky, the buttons were soft and spongey instead of crisp and tactile like the first one, even the cord was changed to some lower quality version.

Even if you could get it, you can't really get it anymore.

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>>108556985
>mouse with a ring finger button
3Dconnexion CadMouse

>>108561399
>this thread again
BT only sucks on windows fa.m

>>108561399
usb c

>>108561399
PEBKAC

It's funny that BT sucks in every OS ever.
I don't think its possible for a protocol to be this poorly implemented everywhere.

>>108565367
shalom rabbi

>>108559547
Antisemitism is high IQ. One of the few high-IQ presidents, Nixon, is a clear example.
I'm also displeased with Jews.

>>108566056
nixon is a smart antisemite. most antisemites are complete dumbasses.

>>108566056
Based leftist. Free gaza!

I've been looking for some AI shit that can translate a medium sized python program (just a 2000 lines program) to C/C++ or Rust.
Nothing can do it.

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>afraid of this man and his scary lies
pathetic

>>108566092
This is actually really easy. It's just a matter of creating a symlink in ~/quicklisp/local-projects to wherever you cloned the repo.

cd ~/quicklisp/local-projects
ln -s ~/path/to/cloned-project

Then from your REPL, you can say:

(ql:quickload :cloned-project)

>>108566176
For some reason, it's ~/.quicklisp/local-projects on my laptop. My desktop has it setup in ~/quicklisp/local-projects. Weird, but whatever.

>>108566176
>>108566158
>>108566153
>>108566184
I see I see, thanks bros

>>108566170
Robert Smith is really smart. I feel like I need to do better.

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>>108566225
Not just smart but also productive. And hasn't randomly rage-quit the CL ecosystem after years of molding a lot of it. (Though fare might come back if someone gives him enough money.)

>>108557205
I wish. He's got a lot more hardware than I do. And it looks old and worthless now, but back then it was half a fortune on his desk.

what was even the point of hacking in the 90's? Steal photos? Spread worms that fuck up computers, there was no profit to be made
that 2 grand minidisk must have had bill clintons nudes

>>108562030
I don't believe you

>>108565681

Are you serious? The industry was new and yet becoming rapidly adopted by the entire economy, particularly rich sectors like banking. This was when all of the exploits were unknown and ripe for the taking, literally a golden age of piracy.

mr robot lived better than this
he had daylight at least

>>108565980
All fun has left the world and the sooner you can accept that the better.

>>108565980
Make silly websites

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>>108565980
I am so glad I have whatever anti-autism makes agentic programming fun.
Codex and Claude Code and even Opencode with random chinese models is the most fun I've had in this stupid job for years.
I couldn't care less about the joy of manually typing public static void main and making data model classes and ViewControllers and whatnot.

>>108566196
this

>>108566142
You're using it wrong then.

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I regularly use 40-42GB of RAM when playing games (while watching youtube and torrenting in the background).


I can't imagine anyone building today with 16GB or 32GB only.

>>108566077
I am crying now.

>>108563851
ramlet

$ doas lshw -class memory -short
H/W path              Device          Class          Description
================================================================
/0/0                                  memory         64KiB BIOS
/0/b                                  memory         1MiB L1 cache
/0/c                                  memory         16MiB L2 cache
/0/d                                  memory         64MiB L3 cache
/0/11                                 memory         64GiB System Memory
/0/11/0                               memory         [empty]
/0/11/1                               memory         32GiB DIMM Synchronous Unbuffered (Unregistered) 6000 MHz (0.2 ns)
/0/11/2                               memory         [empty]
/0/11/3                               memory         32GiB DIMM Synchronous Unbuffered (Unregistered) 6000 MHz (0.2 ns)

>>108566104
h-hot

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>>108564462
not him, but here