>>107114213
Never said I wasn't. If stupidity were a virtue, I'd probably be the most virtuous man in the universe.
Still, I am kicking my own ass already at how stupidly I've handled this whole thing so far. Stayed up until 6:00 AM trying to fix it and bashed my head against the desk for every mistake I've done so far that I'd only realize second later the implications of.
Stubbornness and human stupidity is a dangerous mixture.

>>107113946
>>Windows best suited for DX9/2000's gaymes
Offline single-player games unironically all work best on Linux these days thanks to Proton

>>107114542
Any RPGMaker game I've tried runs like absolute ass on Linux. I've had relatively modern games work perfectly but anything RPGMaker chokes to shit.

>>107114306
in that case it's probably easier to test it in windows

>>107114542
>>107114855
Alright, thanks for the insight anons, Linux it is. I don't play RPGMaker games so I should be good to go

>op has a humiliation fetish and posted this thread so people would make fun of him for watching vtubers at high speed

If you watch Youtube in the browser and not in mpv, you don’t deserve to live.

>>107113375
I have play with MPV extension, is there something else I should be using to make using it easier cause most of the time I don't bother

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Works on my machine.

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>>107113402
browse youtube inside mpv
https://chino-chan.gitlab.io/programs.html#s2

>>107114011
C
R
T

>>107113454
Is there any reason companies can't just layer a monochrome OLED panel and a color LCD?

>>107113454
Audio is a solved problem
> MP3 320 / Opus / FLAC
> $150 headphones
> $500 5.1 surround system
Video is a solved problem
> 1080 in h265 @ 3GB/h
> 4K in h265 @ 10GB/h
> $500 TV
Any other thought entering your mind was put there by advertisers trying to trick you into buying the next big thing which adds almost nothing to the above setup.
> Imagine watching movies in 8K!
> Imagine having 32 surround speakers!
> Imagine you are gay

>>107113454
you hate smart tvs

>>107114221
The only really good thing about CRTs is motion clarity and OLEDs are getting close enough it doesn't really matter anymore

>>107112324
at least in Germany, most banks are so strangled by safety regulations that their security practices are years behind best practices.
They're forced to do stuff like enforce unrooted android for 2fa and a proprietary TOTP app for each bank instead of just implementing open standards that are infiitely more user friendly.

>>107112920
>>107108623
G = 7

sharty gem
sharty geg

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>>107102536
>>107108623
>>107112920
>>107113439
in home alone you had the 'wet bandits'
here you have the 'wet blankets'

1789 capital
geg

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>>107113726
>>107112920
>>107108623
gem

>>107114133
>>107113726
>>107113439
>>107112920
>>107108623
sharty shrimp? your response?

your plans are to keep using all info you collect to feed into an ai to plan out your murders, stealing identities, and conducting false flag operations?

>>107100796
C++ is eternal.

>>107097004
From your post, I know for a fact that you regularly take random objects in your home and try to force them into your anus/colon.

>>107112497
at least the java code that ends up like that can just remain an internally hosted api only hittable from the new apis being written on top of it

what the fuck can we do with cobol at all

>>107103201
I think new people are increasingly tired to C and C++. I don't want to write C++ because it's a clusterfuck of a language and as much as I admire C and C programmers, I don't want to use it because I hate dealing with header files and the atrocious build systems of that language. It's also missing some rather standard functionality that most programmers want as default in their language.

Many people are desperate for the next generation of these systems level languages. Rust has already carved a little space for itself for example.

does he have a chinese peptide dealer yet, or can he no longer afford one?

>>107106564
coded by a tranny that tried to sabotage the upstream project
search "justine" tunney for more

>>107106564
> just werks
> built in sandboxing on linux
> reasonable token production
If you know someone who isn't computer literate, but wants to try local LLMs, this is a good solution. Lots of options. I suggest
> Mistral 7B Instruct v0.3.Q4 (fast general purpose)
> Google gemma 3 12B it Q4 K M (general purpose
> Gemma 2 27B it Q6K (slow general purpose)
> Qwen2.5.1 Coder 7B Instruct Q8 (fast coding helper)
> Qwen2.5 Coder 14B Q6K (slow coding helper)

>>107114504
Oh, I almost forgot. You can load gguf's with this, too.
> ./Mistral-7B-Instruct-v03.!4_0.llamafile -m <your-gguf-model-here>

>yet another ai chatbot
holy yawn

>>107114504
im trying to read up on LLM and quants
q4 seems bad, i dont quite get difference of q6k vs q8
how can u do 6bit?^
just how big is the difference of a q6k 7b vs 13b
it seems q6 is the sweetspot and K M suffixes seem to imply better trained

>>107114652
>>107114656
For a harder question you would need context. AI is smarter than you in most fields and can read 100x faster.

>>107114681
Not an LLM

>>107114681
A STT service. Faggot.

>>107114681
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. YOU CANT JUST!!!

>>107114626
>No because there are some things it isn't good at.
Although weirdly enough, these are pretty much the only cases I ever even try it. It's more like brainstorming with someone than asking an oracle. Sometimes it gives you the answer immedietely other times it tells you something so stupid it's pointless but most of the time it gives you something you can build off of.

>>107112882
Yeah, I would just get a Debian ISO, and install that and set up an iptables firewall script

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>>107104797
>>107103792
>>107103889
>>107112608
>>107112225
>>107112697
>>107112990

Bros why is there no Gamer Edition of Windows? Wouldn't one existing make a lot of sex?

>>107108159
>use troonix now
no, never

>>107103792
Just download directly from Microsoft and then Massgrave it after the fact. thepiratebay is already known to have more viruses per torrent, you're asking yourself to be ransomwared and/or your computer to be filled with miners

>>107113819
Now that's a party!

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>>107106698
I had this in the darker blue color and it was in fact the coolest shit in the entire world and the slickest piece of hardware I'll ever own. Literally a conversation starter. I gave it the Metal Gear codec for a ringtone.

>>107109825
I had this one, it was overlooked for the EnV, as was it's successor. A real shame too, the Alias2 was extremely clever, using transparent buttons on top of an e-ink display to give you different buttons for each orientation. They had a nice texture that was fun to push.

>>107112648
Now that the patent has expired, this NEEDS a runback. The size and buttons felt wonderful, it was just a little too far ahead of its time.

Too many desirable devices for me to count, I'll add this one to the list of phones. Motorola Ming, a flip phone with beefy specs, touchscreen, and see-through cover. 2005.

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>>107109164
Lego is linked to autism

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I remember going to Radio Shack as a little kid and besides all the super expensive Tandy computers they always had I always wanted one of these robot claws, particularly this robot one with the big gooner arm. I don't even know what I'd do with it but it was fun to play with at the store.

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>>107094289
QC Ultra V2
One of the very best ANC performances, much more comfortable than nearly all other ANC headphones due to light clamping force, and fixed the muddy tuning of the first version.

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>just got this captcha
GUYS IM PANICKING NO NO NOOOOO

>>107114631
Sent that to Sennheiser, will be their next headphones for sure.

>>107114795
>he doesn't know

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Tried a couple third party pads today (leftovers from my SHP9500 experiments) and the difference is enormous, not just in comfort but in sound quality and signature.
Firm leather pads gently smoothed out the crackling/sharting effect but muffled the vocals.
Soft fabric pads mudded the bass too much and boosted the vocals and especially sibilance to uncomfortable level.
No fucking idea what the proper terms for these changes should be, hope you people get the idea.

>>107103404
>vscode
>win11
>rahul
>eng/in
>doesn't know how to take a screenshot
good morning, vscodesaar

vscode sucks now because it was supposed to be a sublime text replacement, basically just a editor, but now it has morphed into a shitty slow unconfortable to use IDE in which everything is shoved into a little sidebar or hidden away into the command pallete.

myself I just use it as editor and do all my compiling, linting, building, dealing with containers, databases, etc in the terminal or dedicated desktop apps.

>>107104672
>it's made for linux developers who can't make their code to work on msvc
Yup, this is the only reason to use mingw, compiling freetard libraries that are hostile to windows developers. It's a good thing you don't see new autotools projects anymore.

>>107113434
>freetard libraries that are hostile to windows developers
based freechads
nonfree proprietroons btfo

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>>107112450

Republicans are literally just evil.

>>107114715
>just trust the paperwork from Mexico bro this is Jose Gonzalas the innocent and not Jose Gonzalas the criminal. No you can't check if he's entered the country before with biometric data, immigrants are allowed into the country without any vetting.

>>107114722
They'd take the mark of the beast if Trumpie told them it'd MAGA.

>>107114715
If you knew how bad it really is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l0NSkPWXgY

>>107114722
We didn't want authoritarianism. We just wanted them to stop importing foreigners by the millions. Every Western country feels the same.

>>107113382
women don't turn down gifts
that was his first mistake
just become the arbitrator of the budget.
I make this much money a year, this much goes to retirement, groceries, bills, etc
This is our discretionary fund per month
I'm putting down X amount for a computer because I want one and I don't need a reason to want one, and we have the money in the budget
You can put down Y for whatever you want and you don't need a reason to want it, and we'll put down Z for a vacation

>>107111177
Good luck on the divorce.

>>107111177
I am in your shoes and I don't have this problem. We share a bank account too, we talk about purchases we want to make, and the only times she ever outright prevents me from buying something is if the money I want to use is earmarked for something else (i.e. if we have a vacation planned she'll remind me that we're about to use that money for our trip and suggests I wait until afterwards to buy whatever it is I want). Any time I get "shut down" it is a temporary thing born from mutual understanding, she never just says "No, you can't have it because I said so". Your wife is not your mother, dude, stop acting like that's how all relationships are supposed to be.

>>107111102
Where does wife get the permission? From her cheesy feet?

>>107111084
Your wife's boyfriend gets the audiophile headphones, not you for your tiny dick

>>107114345
as a hobbyist it's based
professionally it's a nightmare because retards will write some of the shittiest code you'll ever encounter with it. i rather deal with javasaars

>>107099048
LINQ does this pretty well.

>>107114345
it's not perfect by any means, but it's comfy, and easy to learn/remember due to the extremely simple syntax. I didn't think functional programming would work without Haskell-style type tetris, but it does work well.
Great if you hate boilerplate because the community always comes up with ways to express things more succinctly, like the alternate HTML syntax they use:
https://weavejester.github.io/hiccup/syntax.html

Unfortunately the main Clojure->JS compiler (ClojureScript) is very outdated and a pain to work with.

>>107114373
Apart from some bugfixes to OSS projects, I've only done solo projects in Clojure, but having done backend stuff in TypeScript and hobby projects in Python in the past, this surprises me. My impression has been that most people who get into Clojure are seasoned programmers and care about quality. Then again there's no static typing and not everyone uses Malli or Spec, so I can see that some stupid stuff could make it into a codebase that would be caught by the type system in C#/Java.

>>107114711
>My impression has been that most people who get into Clojure are seasoned programmers and care about quality.
it could just be that i got incredibly unlucky with my company, but there really isn't any "engineering culture" to speak of here. i regularly get bug tickets for things that would have been noticed immediately if it was tested even once. and oftentimes it wouldn't have been an issue at all with a statically typed language, which is why i'm convinced that static typing is essential when working with the average codemill dev

>>107066359
LMAOOOOOOOO

Just replace the H with L

>>107114330
>Just replace the H with L

Fantastic.

>>107114305
>zoomers cant detect AI fakes because they've never experienced real life
I'm shocked

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>>107114381