>>106445921
>you would literally want to kill me if you found me in real life
The chuzo cries out in pain as he strikes you

>>106503573
has he even been in this thread? i was skimming and thought he finally left

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>>106504904
He was too busy organizing the album

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>>106505241

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>>106506209
>all the above

>>106505347
Inpainting beachslop with NAI.

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>>106505347
But they're not killing it. They're making it useless. I was actually expecting that they were going to retire it altogether in some months, especially after M$' Copilot switched to 4o. It was part of the reason I started experimenting with it (the other was pure boredom and feeling that I had hit a limit).

>>106505347
wishing I'd kept more of the oldest gens explicitly for editing/inpainting purposes

>>106505347
everyone's got new toys, doesn't mean the old ones go bad... merely go vintage.

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>>106506100
>high IQ talented people
>like Elon Musk, Drew Devault, or, indeed, Kent Overstreet
K Y S
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FPBP /thread

>>106506100
Kent needs a consigliere to package up his FS for inclusion into Ye Olde Kernel.

>>106506100
Who's this faggot and what does he do?

>>106506262
He makes BCacheFS

>>106506268
Relevance? (Both him and his file system)

>>106491953
How do you get icons like tha?

>>106504789
Nvm.. found the themes. Haven't cared about these things for decades.

>>106504604
more like gayland

>>106499685
>tags
>finding files through tags
You do realize KDE Plasma has this? Or specifically the default Dolphin file manager.

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>>106489752
Is anyone else here wondering what the red boxes are about?

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Someone's having a meltie!

File explorer locks up constantly for me. Have to close the tab and go back. I don't think it likes that I keep my storage HDD spun down and it has to wait on it, but it happens even if I'm not browsing that drive. The new context menu takes longer to load than it should. There was some retarded refresh rate option enabled by default causing me issues on my secondary display making videos play choppy.

>context menu slow with most used actions replaced by idiosyncratic icons instead of text for no reason
>taskbar is fucking useless and slow
>start menu slow and badly designed with most useful buttons made very small
>did I mention it's slow?
>ugly as fuck and inconsistent
>padding everywhere wastes all the useful screen space
>windows resize handle is 1 pixel even on high dpi displays
>file explorer taskbar icons change depending on which folder is open, no option to turn that off
>search is slow as fuck
>slow
Worst operating system EVER
>inb4 switch
I have to use it for work

>>106504525
This kid has never even seen linux in his life, F2 works on most distros as well.

>>106503715
You rename files with the enter key on Mac OS, which is a million times more convenient than F2. You close windows with cmd+W and quit applications with cmd+Q. Windows copied ctrl+W for closing windows a long time ago but for some reason still uses alt+F4 for quitting applications, which is nonsensical in the context of modern computing.

this thread is unbearable.

https://youtu.be/YHW5TIxxkMc

>>106505479
i fucking hate mouse computer threads but you still damaged my psyche
--
upon seeing "bear computer"
my first thought was
"mouse computer"

fuck you anon
you scarred me for life

bump

>>106505561
Debian.

>>106506117
It's a shame that getting into relationships mean men have to give up their hobbies and passions and live as a work horse.

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>>106505561
I just went back to W10, unironically.

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>>106505561
>what cured you from distrohopping?

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>>106505633
>>106505667
>>106506111
>being this butt hurt
Kek!

>>106506191
>being this dense and butt hurt
Virgin 4 life! :3

>>106499439
It has a ton of legacy shit holding it back, but the new APIs are decent. NIO is good enough to make me pick babashka over python for tasks where I don't need dependencies. Much easier to vendor than venvs shit.

>>106505781
Starting with LISP is the best experience.
It's pretty much useless in the real world but it expands your mind like no other language can.
And learning LISP after learning other (admittedly more useful) languages is harder because your mind will already be restricted by all the limitations those other languages have.

It's a bit like learning to paint before picking up photography: you develop a much deeper sense of composition and aesthetics that way instead of just snapping whatever happens to be in front of you.

She is so based

>>106499439
Okay, so I decided to listen to the first 3 seconds of one of her videos, I can say for sure this woman has been either sexually or physically abused when she was a kid, that high pitched voice is almost always the result of severe trauma, and somehow pretty common on mutt women.

>>106505781
It honestly doesn't matter. Just pick a high level one (python, java, C#), then later something like C to learn some lower level concepts. Check that CS50 link the other anon posted.
>>106506096
>that high pitched voice is almost always the result of severe trauma
She thinks she's a real life anime girl, like Japanese women, i find it annoying as well.

>>106502213
>>106503037
It seems like re-builder can't handle grouping which diminishes its usefulness. I think you're better off iterating in `M-x ielm`. I hope I'm not being too hasty, but re-builder seems legitimately buggy or incomplete.

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>>106496222
after testing the lambda body needed to be unquoted to access the implicit a argument (or line in anon's case)

(defmacro m (b)
  `(lambda (a) ,b))

(fset #'f (m a))
(f 2) = 2

while not byte-compiled m at least produces a closure object instead of a lambda

>>106502994
>db-based architecture
for logging, but the configuration is still in alists
original use case was programs with no built-in telemetry that we wanted to have telemetry, it would watch program output, match it against regex and then pass that to a function for reporting
it's not an efficient model but it's very low resistance

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>>106498308
>https://store.steampowered.com/app/3687560/sfsim/
/g/reat work
wishlist'd

>>106494716
>This is my first time seeing unfold in any language. I'll have to look into it.
Its like a generator in python. Guile's unfolding is a bit more autistic I think though.

>>106493145
i ironically have a friend who knew this guy through work. he told me the last time he talked to him years ago, they got in a screaming match on the phone because this guy was convinced obvious indian chatbots were hot women who wanted him.
i dont think it was the llm that made him murder an hero

>>106493145
the scariest thing about ai is how normies will completely believe some made up story about how ai is responsible for other people's behavior's decisions.

if the government said 'welp, we gotta kill 10 million of you worthless eaters', everyone would grab their nearest weapon and start defending themselves from the evil government but if they said

'welp, the ai said we gotta kill 10 million of you worthelss eaters', some of those people would pause to think and reply 'well, since the ai said so'.

>>106493834
a little trivia for you: did you know that on the same week as the columbine shooting, over 50 black people were reported injured from a mass shooting event that took place in a single chicago building due to two rival gangs fighting one another?

>>106505753
This guy was not a normie in any way whatsoever.

>>106506065
tf are you talking about. he was. he was worse than a normie, taking it to the insane level on his bodybuilding quest

>>106505119
>selling components/tools for electronics hobbyists
It's impossible to compete against Amazon, AliExpress, DigiKey, and other online retailers these days. No brick-and-mortar chain store will ever have a catalog of parts as big as any big online retailer.

>>106505219
true but people will shop at brick and mortar places just for fun and to meet other hobbyists. it's the model nerd hobby shops use, even GW does it (they host games and paint sessions and such in addition to just selling you individual soldiers for 99.99)

>>106505219
I don't buy shit online, and many people don't either. There's still a need for places like that (true we're not talking Amazon tier market here, but still). There's something to physical stores that I continue to enjoy. Pretty sure they'd still be arround in some form.

>>106505035
>selling computers and phones
They do it... in Latin America

>>106504246
There still is one a couple hours away from me, I've been meaning to go for years but never get around to it

>>106503886
i have this mouse. previously i used the logitech vertical one that looks kinda phalic

i don't trust the durability of logitech's products. this is because i believe my previous kb (logitech) had programmed obsolescence, and this mouse now has the left click fucked after a year of use (though it might be because i dropped it)

except that and some temporary issues with connectivity, i don't have any other complains about it. the trackball is comfy and i don't need to move my hand at all to use my pc

>>106505930
>>106505994
My bad, the G502 Hero.

The only other mouse on the maket with tilt action buttons on the mouswheel is made by razor.

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>>106503886
fuck logitech. They don't offer wired versions anymore, joke-ASS clown company

>>106506002
>I wasn't responding to them I was responding to you.
Yes...I know?? But I'm not anon nor am I looking for a mouse, he is, specifically for non-gaming
>>106506002
>you go on to yammer about gaming.
Because you mentioned it.
>>106506002
>The only thing that image tells me....
Ok, so you're just trolling, have a nice day :3

>>106506064
The G502 has the best mousewheel on the market.
Not sure why you're having such difficulties following the thread but you should work on that.

>>106491528
That's just what people want to watch. Don't blame YouTube. Blame society.

>>106491528
I want the red back. With all the black, white and grey I can be sure if I have toggled a button or not.

>>106491528
the UI is gradually taking up more and more of the screen and will eventually be 30% of the real estate.

>>106491567
This looks identical to the TV screen in idiocracy.

Chino-chan pls release source code for your image tagger

>>106502245
I have no idea if it overrides package demands. Try it out and tell us.

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>>106474133
>>106474181
>appimage
Very based. Also, Guix + AppImage is very nice.
https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Invoking-guix-pack.html#index-AppImage_002c-create-an-AppImage-file-with-guix-pack-1

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>>106500556

>>106504972
meds

>>106504845
i used guix pack for the deck early on. was pretty nice but the repos are in a sorry state.

>>106493495

That’s fine. You don’t need one, child. Get good with a 2080 or something and buy shit used.

>>106503506
290-chad here
I only play boomer, indie or FOSS games or thoughever

There are a lot of poor niggers here

>>106493495
I can, but my 6700xt does everything I need it to. I changed the thermal paste recently, so it should last at least another 5 years.

>>106506196
You can have a lot of money in the bank, but not be a mindless consoomer.