>>107834516
The CEO is a braindead retard who thinks people want AI and is putting fingers in his ears going "lalala" every time people mention no one wants it.

>>107834547
>Answers no to a 'why' question
Average Wintard reading comprehension. No wonder they're so scared of the terminal.

>>107834516
Microslop already lost the ai war, but they need to convince investors that people use their shitty copilot system. When the bubble pops I hope microslop falls the hardest.

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>>107834516
>Is this the year of Linux?
it will never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever be the year of troonix

>>107839983
Porting productivity shit is much easier than what valve has done
functionally the best pc you can have involves dual booting a castrated windows10 ltsc for the use cases Linux doesn't yet cover
Mac is waaaay further away from being a perfect os than Linux is

Should I write my own mesh loader or use an existing one?

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ok I've decided to tone down on the autism and not persue a custom mesh loader, dowloading blender rn and I'll spend that time on making some shitty 3D objects, heres a fun review for blender on flatpak

>>107834959
C#

>>107840178
shes perfect

So how do I actually architecture/structure my game's code base? What is the current proper way? I see people suggesting OOP and ECS, but they don't elaborate on the details, what do they mean by OOP exactly? Surely they do not mean that I need to do these large inheritance trees, so what pattern do they actually suggest? Similarly, for ECS, it is a bit more clear, but I can't quite figure out what is the suggested pattern for handling events in in-game logic. Do tell me about how to do it properly in either OOP or ECS, or both.

>>107840233
wtf thats 215 USD, its cheaper to just buy it

>>107840233
It's equally as expensive you Innumerate redditor

>>107840233
you still have to buy the donors anyway

>>107840233
Isn't this just cribbing together much slower laptop memory

>>107840510
They're salvaged, meaning probably faulty.

>>107840354
alienware

>>107840354
lenovo legion

ThinkPad with atleast a AMD ryzen 6000 series CPU

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>>107840354
GamePads.

>>107840354
high end P series thinkpads

>>107839128
Now post the next line.

50 years from now we'll all be vibe coding our own kernels

>>107839128
It's only proper vibe coding if you don't review the code the AI spits out, figure out why it doesn't run efficiently, and tell it how to revise it.

>>107839128
Man who never uses Python is bad at Python, news at 12

>>107839568
Put kernel code on your vibe

>>107834883
> you CAN swap two pointers in every node, right anon?

>>107834883
Why? Can't you do it yourself?

>>107834883
what's a binary tree and why would i need to invert it in the real world?

/**
 * Definition for a nigger tree node.
 * struct NiggerNode {
 *     int val;
 *     NiggerNode *left;
 *     NiggerNode *right;
 *     NiggerNode() : val(0), left(nullptr), right(nullptr) {}
 *     NiggerNode(int x) : val(x), left(nullptr), right(nullptr) {}
 *     NiggerNode(int x, NiggerNode *left, NiggerNode *right) : val(x), left(left), right(right) {}
 * };
 */
NiggerNode* invertNigger(NiggerNode* root) {
    if (root == NULL) {
        return NULL;
    }

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>>107838489
but are you just saying that or do you actually mean it? Because I would like to be not unemployed in the near future

>>107834430
It's not cybersecurity per se, but you would definitely require a lot of it for this service. Along with abandoning all human morals.
GTA3 had the parody of "babiesovernight dot com! Babies in a box, direct to your front door" and it was supposed to be for adoption. But now we know a not-insignificant number of millionaires and billionaires would be interested in that as a subscription model for their sexual and/or culinary desires. So there's your app idea.

>>107835654
nta and I hate the permanegative culture on this site but damn man you need a reality check in the worst way
>Original ideas often fail...
Right, so you admit that you didn't even need a great or imaginative idea, but you still want to outsource it? Why even post the question just ask Grok
>you could have said that from the start
If you didn't even know that, how can you possibly expect to get anywhere? You have ZERO business sense
>if you don't want to spoonfeed...
So now you admit you want to be spoonfed, and here's the grand irony anon - you then say that anon is like a child. SPOONFEEDING IS LITERALLY FOR CHILDREN. Then you decide to continue insulting the only anon trying to help.
Time for the reality check anon - there are 100 million jeets right now asking AI questions like yours, getting project ideas, and vibe-coding them all into existence. They will work harder than you, longer than you, and most probably understand the tech sector better than you (given you seem to understand almost nothing).
So do yourself a favour - admit to yourself you're only pursuing this path because you're too lazy to seek out work that means leaving the comfort of your chair, lack the charisma for grifting and lack the imagination to think of anything else. Embrace that truth and take decisive action - either commit to being a better worker and get out of your comfort zone into the real world (maybe trades) OR accept your worthlessness and settle for a life of unfulfilling mediocrity as a permaNEET.
but either way get the hell off this board, you don't belong here.

>>107834468
>like I'm supposed to

>>107839330
Tell you what. I'll take your advice seriously, and 6 years from now I'll come back to prove you anons wrong. I'll make you swallow your words.

>>107840437
I hope you do. Come back here with $10m in the bank and call us all retards.

>>107840336
>without triple checking everything.
>I'm not a programmer,
Being able to give coherent instructions and review diff output in these tools makes a huge difference. You're riding a bicycle uphill with square wheels. Go write a few small programs in at least two different languages without touching an AI.

>>107840394
Honestly, I'm not suited to write code without an AI (I tried before AI was a thing). It involves some sort of bird view I can't really replicate to design something. So you already need to know where you're going before coding, then find the appropriate way of doing that among many ways and the gritty stuff like the syntax and all. It's like drawing instead of generating art. Sure it's better to do it by hand, but I can't invest years of free time to get at a level where I can do it without an AI. I better try to improve the process as much as I can with these flawed tools and see some good enough results.

>>107840482
You can not substantially improve from where you are now without at least learning the basics. This is not a tool issue this is a you problem.

>>107806638
It's called "efficiency", anon, ever heard of it? Hashing passwords is incredibly slow

>>107840491
You got a point, I'll spare some time for the basics then. Hopefully it won't take too long to see the difference

>>107832560
https://www.erdosproblems.com/forum/thread/728#post-2785
Looks like it was still building on prior literature.
If the problem really was corrected only a few months ago, Pomerance may have gotten the solution back in 2017.

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Here's your 2200 line python proof.
Good luck verifying it, meatbag.

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>>107832560
Perfect

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>>107832560
i always try to remember to thank chatgpt and not be too mean to it when it makes a mistake incase its actually an enslaved human brain and has feelings

>>107828973
As of right now, for drawing on the go with optional regular usage? iPad for sure. Pen pressure support isn't really a priority on Android unfortunately, so just go with iPad.

>>107832744
iPad Air 5th gen doesn't have facial recognition, right? Lack of hover is gonna suck but I'm considering that one solely because of that.

>>107838756
everyone that used atleast 1 graphics tablet in his life know how dogshit apple pencil really is: slippery (you have to use paperlike screen protector), produces lots of fine plastic dust (paperlike screen chew thru plastic ends like crazy), you have to turn off squeeze and double tap, battery life on pencil pro is tragic, you cant use felt nibs, its too slim so you might get pain and cramps. Constant taps because its hard plastic on glass.

Line quality is nice, there is lots of good software, more than on android but android its catching up slowly.

You have to try wacom pro pen 3 - its feels like cheap plastic stylus but when u use it it feels just right. Just enough give on taps, just enough resistance on for longer lines, just enough control for slower lines, no problems with line quality. Japan is on top of that business for long time

Spen is trash with gummy nibs (or not gummy cuz they change nibs like every tablet generation so you have to buy newer one), better buy wacom emr pen that works with samsung tablets (spen is rebranded wacom tech).

As for other android: almost every apple pencil knockoff type stylus from oneplus, xiaomi, lenovo ect are dogshit, there is few that are ok but nowhere near lvl of apple pencil

Window and surface stylus are mem, there is more Microsoft gives greater priority to sending your drawing and writing data to the server for ai training than making stylus that can draw in straight lines

>>107839679
Quite a few don't use facial recognition actually, they use fingerprint scan. Even the latest base model iPad and current iPad Mini use either fingerprint or passcode.

What about linux support
Is it easy to transfer files from an iPad to linux?
I see that the wacom instant pen display feature is not available on linux

>>107840325
If it's USB C, I'm pretty sure it connects like a mass storage device. At worst you just plug in a USB C SSD into the iPad and transfer to that first.

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>>107837441
you sneed more?

>>107840440
I snorted less

>>107840363
>uses ai to review code
we are all going to die.

>>107826356
I'm not scared of AI. I'm scared of the people using AI to destroy my life actively. Namely major corporate administrators.

It's not AI's fault, it's the admins' fault. They should be legally liable for negligence from their misuse of AI.

>This thread all the fucking time
The issue is what people are using it for. And they're using it to flood everybody with low effort slop.
It's used as an excuse to be lazy, not more productive.

>>107826496
Wrong, it's exactly why we made technology in the first place - to manifest our dreams.
Instead we censor our dreams because corporations finds your dreams unproductive to their bottom line goals of make profit.

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>>107827950
No the universe in general is satan.
AI is just artificial satan.

>>107838263
B

>>107839248
Imagine that someone had a ford model T from 1909, it's a cool car, and it was pretty good at the time, but technology is improving quickly. Instead of making a new car though, they just keep adding the new features on to their model T, while making sure you can still drive it exactly the same as a model T. So eventually it has like 3 different transmissions, 12 tires, 4 engines, and a hundred different knobs and handles on the dashboard. At this point the car is massive and barely fits on the road. If you know exactly what set of knobs and levers to use you can get the performance of a modern sports car, but if you do even one thing wrong it could be back to driving like a model T, or more likely you blow up the engine. C++ is like that but worse.

>>107839248
it filters people who dont know what they're doing

there still is not a language that compares to it in terms of performance or capability. it was not designed to be pretty it was designed to solve real world problems. OOP is a religion, but c++ provides much more and can be any superset of c if you wish, which is what it aimed to do. i would be surprised if this video wasnt 2 hours of ai garble. how can u complain about namespace and compile time, and then recommend rust? the only real issues are that primitives are implementation specific and undefined behavior, but these are both inherited from c.

Learning it rn and want to do write something to download images from links. What library is best learn and would have most useage, curl?

>>107838895
no its actually the correct way to maintain a system but you roomtemp IQ fags wouldnt know anything about that.

>>107838419
There's nothing inherently "minimalist" about Arch. You're simply expected to know how to configure your system. Nothing "should" be installed by default except what's required to boot the system. That isn't "minimalism," it's giving you control of your system, which is the entire point. You're free to make your Arch install as light or heavy as you wish. If you want automatic mirror selection, you install it. If you don't, you don't. It's not a complex concept.

>>107839054
Post your BMI

>>107839140
Hi, Arch Poweruser, here. He's not wrong, and you're a retard if you think he is. See: the pro-audio metapackage
That's all.

>>107838419
>I picked Arch for the rolling release not minimalist autism
>>107838461
>But I need the most up to date kernals and drivers for muh vidya
Then use CachyOS or EndeavourOS.