post em
>>107637847I love windows!
>>107640522same
duplicate thread>>107626367
send helpI want to escape windowsI want my old life back
>>107641320At least we have our proxmox boxes...
A complete piece of shit
>>107639215Local archive is there
>>107604558its fuckin too weird for me. too many gestures, moves away from what made clover and it's forks great. clover was just a simple app, one drawer for threads. kuroba ex i hated in the past but its way better than chance. obviously the gold standard is clover.
>>107639024Your keyboard looks gay
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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
>>107641133unequivocally- yes
>>107641133nah, left one is a bald woman
>>107641117good post thanks anon
>ask how to do something in specific closed system>dude use react>rewrite it in rustI hate trannies so fucking much
>>107640271>programming help groups>join our discordbloody bastard.
Friendly reminder that you either start consooming ai services right now or you'll end up paying much more when shit collapses and your tax money has to bail them out.
>>107631553Fun fact: The people who have seen it spelled as "Berenstein" are real people (the ones with a soul) who's memories remained intact when the demiurge made a massive change to the earth-moon matrix. The memories of the NPCs have completely changed because unlike us, they can't retain their memories without the soul, which is why many people will never remember the original "Berenstein" book.Here's a video of someone who has the original Shazam movie, the original Berenstein Bears: Kindness Counts book, and some clothing with the original cornucopia Fruit of the Loom tag (I remember seeing all three of these during my teens):https://files.catbox.moe/sbox8v.mp4
>>107639822
>>107635649>>107635667>it has this much trouble with H, I and J.I remember Jolicloud/Joli OS, but that's not the logo, kek.
Microsoft has a goal to eliminate every line of C and C++ by 2030That's a good thing
>>107640627Microsoft is FUKT. I know someone at azure who changed a comment line and it broke the service. thats why they can only deploy one region per day.
>>107640882>There is handful of supreme sound programs that have stopped working between OS's because some fucking retard has crippled the infrastructure of the sound programs.>Then consider the other operating system specific programs.link to read about this?
>>107641045>>rust drivers are mit licensedis it actually true that MIT has a license for drivers written in rust that are in the linux kernel though? Im sorry I just dont believe that
>>107641118It was you wasn't it?
>>107640627strong-arming 90% of PC's into running on an AI generated Rust rewrite of 30 years of spaghetti code would be an incredible show
when will ubuntu touch be ready to replace android?12 years of development and it's still not ready? wtf?
>>107640533> Ubuntu TouchWe need proper Linux devices with upstream drivers, not this Halium garbage, because at this point it isn't any better than running any open source Android ROM.
>>107640692It was revealed to me in a dream.
linux users really are just quirky chungus types
power of open source tho
>>107640533If you knew anything at all about how Canonical operates internally, you'd be surprised their desktop products ever make it to release, much less this stillborn POS.
Embarrassing
>>107641252It's the ad revenue per view thing. If you can rage bait a lot of people, you can get a million views on your account in a week, which if I recall correctly is like hundreds of dollars. In shitholes like India, that translates to serious money. So now you understand why there are so many indian shills on the internet now.
>>107638802>tfw using QubesOS
>>107641297It all makes sense now.
>>107641297I see
>>107633845>import shit>become shitwho knew
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>>107627673I went through and scrubbed most toys from the dataset (no screencaps either), they were causing too many artifacts.>>107635197>being Jenny's exIs there a worse fate for a man?>>107635265Keep pulling until it doesn't. EZPZ!
>>107623486> Empirically that suggests there is some serious catchMaybe there is just not enough youtube guides made by indians?
Did anyone try Wan Move? The stupid Comfy template doesn't include the sample image.
Is there a good way to generate videos locally now? I've been out of doing this shit for about 2 years but have powerful hardware
>>107640712Wan 2.2.
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I had a question if anyone works in healthcare IT. I currently work as a receptionist and have done medical billing in the past. I'm looking to get an associate's in health informatics and get RHIT certified, so I can move onto jobs like becoming a revenue cycle analyst/specialist, or working as a health information technician. I am planning to pursue a bachelor's in the future, but I want to get my foot in the door first before pursuing it. is it worth it to get the associate's so I can get certified as an RHIT?
>>107618454Solid red
>>107618454red. I'm not sure why I'm even working anymore, other than to keep saving my salary.this shit job has made me take bad decisions in the past. I'm wondering if quitting would help or be worse than just staying...I was a NEET, and during some my best, and worst moments, I was almost completely alone.
I like my job
>>107618454Redchad here, except no anger issues. I just feel numb when I'm not sad.
>made full offline backups of all my video games and software>canceled Spotify and went back to downloading music>forgot I already have ~6000 songs that are completely unsorted, some have low bitrates, ripped from Youtube, downloaded from Kazaa, screen recorded, etc. and need to be renamed, metadata'd, and in some cases redownloaded in higher qualityFuck. How was your detransition back to the old ways?
>>107640800Based>>107640820Thanks, anon
>>107640773It was really easy. i just used soulseek... ~20K FLAC songs DL/sorted in like 6 months
>>107640773i have over 100.000 audio tracks on my storage SSD
>>107641372
>>107640820yt-dlp -t mp3 "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjRV0G6qWgw"yt-dlp -S res:1080,fps "https://youtu.be/K9zjlJEchQM?si=JqPYBzC"in .bashrc:alias yta='yt-dlp -t mp3'alias ytv='yt-dlp -S res:1080,fps'>>107641372>>107641392>>107640773>Fuck. How was your detransition back to the old ways?i've never detransition to anything.i'v always been like this.
jeetdows
>chrome needs 500mb ram and 12 processes for 1 tabBASED
At this point i think they do it on purpose to punish people using adblock
>>107641377There's an indian call center inside your pc rn
The funniest part is how they made antimalware service executable stop whatever it's doing whenever you open the task manager.Like they know you're upset with it, but instead of fixing it they want to hide their suck.
The team collected videos where creators show an on-screen gamepad overlay to train the AI. NitroGen learned to map gameplay pixels to gamepad actions. It currently only works with controller based games. nitrogen.minedojo.org
>>107624894>games are so shit nowadays that you want to automatize the act of playing them awayI want the 2000s back.
>>107635468this is not crypto lol, you don't need much convincing to get people to use AI.
>>107640413I want to recreate 2004 with AI and bots.Full on FF XI Chains of Promathia private server that I can drop into any time with thousands of autonomous bots that have memories and goals, inviting me for dunes parties and chatting shit to me in my linkshell.All of them would use era appropriate memes and we'd shitpost about dubya.Yeah, we're talking about an expansion of stuff like the WoW SPP or mangosbots projects. Don't even fucking try to tell me this is a bad idea or that I need to get on board with the latest horizon / spicyryan / pserv drama. Fuck that. I want what I want and it sound cool as fuck. I would literally build out a server in my home to run this. It would be just for me and maybe a friend or two. If you don't think that idea is cool then you're probably gay or have brain problems.2000's gaming can be made rad again with AI. We can recapture the magic, but no. The bots won't do the farming for me. I want to feel that drop rate.
>>107640481So a .hack remake where they call you a faggot after you wipe
>>107624911>what's the fucking point of having AI play games for me? next they're going to make an AI robot that fucks my wife while I wash the dishes and fix the roofLmaooooo
why do cordless vacuums still suck?
I have a handheld li-ion powered vacuum. I dislike it because once that battery charge drops to 50% its sucking power drops dramatically and it struggles to pick up anything but the lightest dust.>so charge it retardI'm not trying to keep this fucking thing plugged in all day every day. Also, the filter gets clogged very quickly.
>>107630202Race to the bottom. It's more profitable to sell an underpowered piece of shit than to put an 80V leaf blower into a vacuum form factor. Shark proved this out and everyone else is copying them.
>>107639578your EV generates the electricity itself?
>>107640120> I find they work ok for me, I tend to buy a new one every 12-18 monthsWTF? Unless you’re using this thing in an industrial setting and did the maths that this approach is better than using some pro-tier stuff, that’s retarded and definitely not >they work for me It’s the exact opposite.
I've had one of these for almost 5 years now and it does just as well as my plug-in vacuum.
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Hey, does anyone use XMPP?Can you recommend some groups. I remember there being a /g/ group years ago. I quit using XMPP because it sucked dick but maybe it has improved since then.
>KubuntuShit>Fedora KDEShit>DebianYes please daddy
>if err != nil >if err != nil >if err != nil >if err != nil >if err != nil >if err != nil >if err != nil
>>107640582>Exception apologists are roughly equivalent to Evangelicals: a deep misunderstanding of the underlying nature of what they're trying to talk about displaced onto a trite desire for convenience in dealing with serious matters.until you have written a lot of Go (errors as values with dumb type system), Rust (errors as values with smart type system), Clojure (JVM exceptions with introspection of stack traces, such as identification of function traces), and Common Lisp (conditions that do NOT unwind the stack, resulting in the ability to correct an error and continue as if it had never even happened without manual plumbing of such effects), you have a deep misunderstanding of the problem domain that is error handling.
>>107638941go is really annoying because it lacks a Result/Either monad (would solve the languages issues)
>>107639534>debugging a crash in an exception oriented language: direct links to line and function backtraces because the language wants to help you>debugging a crash in go: randomly grep for substrings of the error message until you find the crash point, then consult your crystal ball as to how it got there
>an exception is called a "panic"How many genders did the person who came up with this have?
imagine not having a stdlib set. imagine not having a stdlib heap. imagine not having a stdlib queue or deque. who is this language for and what does google even do
