>>106524052
>Duolingo will gradually turn to AI
I could see this for a more interactive approach for something like conversations to learn, but still, you can't replace real humans with AI, like holy shit bro, they put a fucking ad every time you finish a lection, how much more money do they want?

>>106529589
If you dont support corporate bail out, you're a billionaire Nazi who wants to pull the rug for the poor big corporates.

>>106525137
>The future is here and it is coming.
don't forget to close your eyes

>>106524052
>old tech company that's probably mostly legacy code is 30% AI generated
not believable. what a dumb statement

>>106524052
>30% of new code is AI written
>windows has never been worse/less performant, Linux usage has been increasing, windows has fucked up peoples hard drives via updates

hmmmmmmmmmmmm

Once you realize gnome is meant to be used with keyboards, almost solely, then it all makes sense.
But i'll be sticking with XFCE anyway lol

>>106525615
The power of Wayland everyone

is there a keyboard shortcut to center the active window?

fuck you i like gnome

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>>106533058
No, there isnt in anyway.
Also center how? like put a floating window in the middle of screen? unironically why

>>106521743
what is that crap?

>>106523004
vgh...vghhhhh....s..s..SOVLL aaAAaaA kino Y2K Frutiger Aero comfy SOVL!

>>106521743
>>106523004
No, this stuff is big on TikTok, Pinterest, etc. among the 17 year olds whose identity is consumption.

I didn't want homo 2k future I wanted the cool future I saw from 80s movies as a kid growing up in the 90s.

>>106521743
RMX Works From Cyber Trance Presents Ayu Trance 3. Fuck, this release is already 22 years old.
No, everything must be streamlined. No room for gaudy gadgets.

>>106532045
>If you care what Brian Kernighan thinks so much why don't you go join the IDF?
>your brain on rust

>>106531103
ignorant tryhard

>>106531703
>dust is in fact, slower than du
I use it on a HPC with hueg GPFS full of many tiny bioinformatics files. It's night and day between it and du.
I don't know what your use case is where it's slower.

>>106532006
Not for the core utilities sure, but there could still be C versions of them if their improvements aren't rust related, right?

>>106532960
could be? yes
are, will be? no idea
I never heard anyone say damn grep is so slow I wish it were faster

>>106533051
>I never heard anyone say damn grep is so slow I wish it were faster
Talk to some bionformaticians.

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>>106528878
Did you guys end up being astronauts?

Wordpad

>>106532357
image library/viewer

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>>106528878
>NoteTab Pro
Lightweight but powerful plain text editor. I still use it as my main text editor and it mogs 99% of what's out there and is faster. Still works on 9x though.

>>106530587
Based but v7 was the best one.

No fun

My work wife runs circles around you script kiddies

>>106528871
Boughted this 3d printer for like 250$ with a warranty and all. https://3dflyingbear.com/collections/reborn-3

cado on the log

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>>106532942
>>106528871
Why is it always nickacado's asshole?

>>106532970
why am i able to see it perfectly in these images despite only seeing the image briefly a couple times?

Why the heck would you install Linux? Are you a masochist? Do you have too much free time? A lobotomy is a better use of your free time than trying to make Linux work, you know?

>>106525439
>Install Linux
There's your problem.

>>106532439
>0 seeders
Same joke as recommending Linuxrulez torrents kek.

Windows 11 pro is still objectively better for gaming than Linux. That's a fact and I say that as someone who has been primarily using Linux for 4 years now.
However, Linux is good enough that I can live with any shortcomings. VRR works. HDR works. Response times are identical.

Install bsdgames and Nethack

>>106528020
>org-srs is based
Link? Is this org-drill? If so, isn't org-drill unmaintained? It also had some problems with its timestamp formats in newer org versions

>>106531244

(defmacro internal--thread-argument (first? &rest forms)
  "Internal implementation for `thread-first' and `thread-last'.
When Argument FIRST? is non-nil argument is threaded first, else
last.  FORMS are the expressions to be threaded."
  (pcase forms
    (`(,x (,f . ,args) . ,rest)
     `(internal--thread-argument
       ,first? ,(if first? `(,f ,x ,@args) `(,f ,@args ,x)) ,@rest))
    (`(,x ,f . ,rest) `(internal--thread-argument ,first? (,f ,x) ,@rest))
    (_ (car forms))))

What the fuck is this doing? f and x are not declared anywhere

>>106530286
I'm not sure how that relates to my question

>>106531357
pattern matching, read the pcase documentation

How do people in lisp land that want to make webshit deal with the lack of an established web framework? I'm trying to build a SaaS product, and I want to use clojure, but part of me is feeling like I should just fall back to the comfort of rails. Am I thinking about it all wrong? Is the framework approach just not the done thing? How do people navigate this?

>>106531781
wait for what? you're saying i should keep the kb5064081 update?

>>106531834
Could nullify whatever could be wrong with it who knows

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>>106531570
No need to reinstall.

Just go on settings, "reset this PC". Then, pick the "keep my files" option.

Then, download and use DDU:
https://www.wagnardsoft.com/content/Download-Display-Driver-Uninstaller-DDU-18131

So the display driver can be 100% removed, then just download and install nvidia/amd drivers again.

If the problem persists, it's a hardware issue.

>>106531617
That's fair enough.
>Winhance
Fairly good but not comprehensive. For example pretty much every home user will have no use for Microsoft.AAD.BrokerPlugin or PowerShellV2 (which even MS recommends removing because its a security risk).
>WinUtil
Kinda really sucks and so does MicroWin but I guess it serves its audience

I haven't been able to find a single graphical tool that is both comprehensive and customisable. May as well just use DISM and the other tools direct for offline or online customisation. Unless you just want to remove some start menu entries

>>106524868
>unfinished firmware versions, which were never intended for end users,
so it’s you buying shitty SSDs

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>>106532036
IQ distribution is actually a bit more complicated than this. Ever since analysing scottish school children grades in the 1930s we know that there is a so called "Greater Male Variability" in a lot of skills, including IQ. This means that women group around the average, while men polarize aroud the extremes.

Which end of the male spectrum does /g/ attract?

>>106532036
>>106532070
IQ is a standardized score, and is normally distributed /by design/. By "intelligence", we mean this standardized, normalized, IQ score. The raw data is close to be normal, though, at least in healthy individuals.
There is no "particle of intelligence" or anything that we could reliably measure. "Intelligence" is the IQ, but what we may perceive as "intelligence" may not be measured in an IQ test. Is a poor and undeducated high-IQ individual, working a manual and "dumb" job, more intelligent than a 100-IQ engineer producing good results? Some of the things that we may want to intuitively call "intelligence" can come from various things unrelated or weakly linked to IQ, like the level of education or even creativity.
IQ is not that important, and knowing it doesn't bring much info.

>>106532793
>I'd be willing to bet that the 68IQ now outnumbers my IQ level by 3x to 4x
Yeah, this is the problem, it seems crass at first, but when you zero in on the specific range, those numbers become very plausible, due to the general discrepancy in average differences.

I don't even want to judge, I just want to know what to assume, for sanity.
https://wiki.c2.com/?MappersVsPackers

>>106532082
>So really, what is even the usecase for FreeBSD?
Its purpose is to be a server OS. That's it. It's bred solely for being a server OS. It also is a decent desktop OS but why lmao

>>106532844
>n=801
Not bad for 1933.
But that (vertically symmetric) bump at IQ=75 is obviously an outlier, due to the low sampling number.
Hence
>How many such studies even exist?
I mean, I don't *really* care enough about it, to look for it, I just almost forgot about it again.
I mean
>fuck HN
>fuck leddit
cheers, anon.

>>106532987
My brain hallucinated the word "faggot" for a microsecond after seeing the logos
This site ruined me

>>106530166
Based on what?

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>>106530166
>What should I type?
Niger

>>106530166
based department

>>106530166
But shouldn't it say "When were you based?"

Good point. Take out all the funding and more money is available for helping humanity by feeding the poor.

>>106531670
That would be murder on your wrists.

>>106531670
it had a good run but now they should stop instead of trying to go even bigger. There is a need for alternative accelerator designs that are more compact instead of chasing ever bigger circles.

>>106531670
you can make micro bullet holes in your body so tiny that you do not feel pain

you can collide dna from hitler with dna from stalin to create dna instructions for ursula

>>106531912
this desu
it's not overly practical but it helps us understand the universe, which again maybe is not as practical as developing airless tyres or selfhealing rubber shoes but either way, interesting.

>>106531744
Is Nana a man?

>>106531765
no

>>106532862
damn

>>106532885
did u find the course doe?

>>106531744
https://youtu.be/LfaMVlDaQ24