>>106532629
every dev hardcoding their program for systemd should be shot in the head. Imagine gatekeeping your shit program behind redhat and excluding alternate init systems and bsd users.

>>106532748
>You can use the Arch repos (extra, multilib) on Artix
I know
>, and the AUR usually works fine as well, I've never had any issues with it
Until it doesn't because of dependency on systemd
I really had no time to learn how to convert systemd service scripts to dinit(i found later though https://github.com/mobin-2008/systemd_to_dinit_converter/), so i had to reinstall into Arch that night
The only other nitpick was no easy support for steam and nvidia proprietary driver(after installer you have mesa driver, so it causes more time tinkering to make it work)
Otherwise alright distro, i may convert back later once my system shits itself

>>106532708
>potentially a pain in the ass on Artix
Depending on the program, you will have to install its init package (eg cronie and cronie-openrc) and then enable the service with sudo 'rc-update add cronie default' (or the init equivalent). It's pretty straightforward.

>>106532804
Only straight forward if the init version of the package exists. If not you have to manually the service script yourself. I ran into this more than a few times using runit.

>>106532789
Last time I tried steam it worked fine, and I'm an amdfag so idk.
>>106532813
I remember an anon in a previous artix thread mentioning he would just use the runit scripts from void in his artix system. I also just remembered I had an issue with colord and dinit when I first tried this init, it just wouldn't start for some reason.

>>106532376
He included multiple pegging 'jokes' in a recent video

fix it yourself you lazy niglet. do you really deserve a functioning OS if you can't even solve your own problems?

>>106532636
Yeah, but I want to see his chang wife whispering to his ear that he's her little pussy ass whore.

>>106527819
>anticheat
linux doesnt develop glibc afaik

>>106532830
you could probably pay him enough and he'd actually make this video.
he is a whore after all.

>>106531698
Right?
If you use AI for anything but Wizard-tier generated code, you're risking disaster.
One off simple functions that don't do anything important, easy simple framework to work with.
If it is for secure code, generate, test the fuck out of it, rewrite it even.
But do not use that shit as-is, we're simply not there yet, not for anything reliable, consistent or secure.

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>>106531496
I have to install Windows for my courses and I hate having to touch this vide-coded malware.

>>106531496
1. This number(30%) is made up
2. 30% is ridiculous. Most of it is probably boilerplate code, docs, huge hash tables and things like that.
3. OP is a nigger.

>>106531496
>INVESTOR SIRS,,, AI DOING THE CODING NEEDFUL THIS IS CALLED AS EFFICIENT GAINS
>BOARD OF DIRECTOR SIRS KINDLY PREPONE THE DIVIDEND DISTRIBUTIONINGS

>>106532499
I agree. Most webshittery is "hard" but you can "brute force" a shitty solution without problem (especially on front end) Meanwhile if you make something complex in C you need to manage memory correctly and safely.
It doesn't change the fact that WebDev is annoying as fuck, with retarded dependencies everywhere, making it "complicated"

>>106531845
>DDR4
T460 had DDR4, and it was a big jump in CPU since it was the first generation of Skylake. But you're right that there wasn't much difference in thickness.

anon who ordered the 175€ i7 T480 last thread here, thought I'd give an update
I received the laptop 30 minutes ago. specs are almost as advertised, with a single exception: it wasn't mentioned anywhere on the listing, but I received the model with the Nvidia GPU inside. doesn't matter to me as I'll disable it anyway, but that's extremely cheap for a dGPU model
keyboard is an original LiteOn backlit, the best I could get basically. screen bezel frame I'm a bit bothered about since I got the one with the IR sensor on it and without the slider to hide the camera. I'll have to see if my other T480's bezel fits but I think it's slightly damaged and has one or two clips missing I believe. was about to start swapping the parts with my i5 so I'll see
it came with only one battery (as advertised) but it's the internal one that's missing, kinda sucks since that's the one I don't a spare for. I'll order one later. external one didn't seem to charge when I quickly tested it but I have spared anyway
came with a single 16GB RAM stick (thought it'd be 2x8), no big deal though, that stick will go into the i5 and I probably have an identical one to pair with somewhere. SSD is NVMe, good. laptop is in good external shape, was very slightly dirty but nothing too bad. screen seems to be the stock panel and has a couple small white dots on it, no big deal since it'll be swapped for my A485's pristine display when its upgrade arrives. BIOS seems older so I'll update that

Is there any way to tell if this X280 (https://www.ebay.com/itm/127360491356) is HD or FHD screen? The seller didn't include that info.

>>106532104
the chinkpad...

>>106532630
The photo with the screen shining on the keyboard shows TN-like discoloration and only HD screens were TN

Another perfect day for some good Stax listening.

>Location
SEA
>Budget
$100
>Intended use
Music
>Kind (open or closed, over-ear or on-ear)
Closed, preferably with a mic that'll do the job for voice calls in a pinch
>Preferred tonal balance (or genres you like)
I like jrpg music and etsuko yakushimaru
>Past headphones and your thoughts on them
HyperX Cloud Stinger 2. It sounded fine and wouldn't mind just rebuying it (right speaker stopped working after 4 years), but cleaning that thing was so annoying and the volume knob had to be taped so it wouldn't change by itself so preferably something higher build quality
>Source(s) (PC, interface, headphone amp, phone, ...)
PC

>cunt next door has bass speaker outside
what speakers to buy to blast some music at this cunt?

https://www.jarcomputers.com/tonkoloni-cat-204.html

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>>106531470
ATH M20x + Fifine K668 or some other condenser mic
>>106532185
Hit him with picrel. 50 inch.

>>106532635
There's a K371 with damaged box for $50 on a clearance sale, should i go for that?

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It's same shit under the hood

I love it when a thread begins looping because nobody reads more than the last 3 posts.

>>106532756
>rust needs glibc to correctly operate
pathetic

>>106527398
what a fucking ugly language

>>106532842
>what is nostd

I quite enjoy chink/jap landscape paintings (mountains, rivers, few buildings, few or no people, vegetation). Does anyone have any store recommendations?

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I like reading product reviews when I'm bored at work.

Any guide on maximizing coins/offers/etc on AliExpress?

>>106531505
>These batteries have circuit that output constant 1.5v at all time
If it's truly constant through a BMS, then you can just attach a resistor and a LED in series, measure the current, calculate the power draw from that (or calculating it from voltage, resistor and LED power draw) and then measure time until the LED turns off. Make sure the resistor is large enough that it doesn't get (too) hot.
>I think you fully charge, then use something to discharge and monitor voltage+ current until it reaches 0. But probably unreliable
Again, power is just voltage times current over time. As long as those measurements are correct, the result is correct. The pain in the ass is knowing when it's fully discharged, which you need the LED for.
Or use a simple arduino nano, those can measure both and a sketch that takes measurements in an interval and adds the values up is trivial. Plus it will have a auto-shutoff function then.

>>106531902
Basically you get points for being a good boy, engaging with the platform and, most importantly, spending money. You lose points for many disputes, being a bad boy, or shit like that. They also decay over time.
The higher the tier of goodboy points you reached, the more lenient support will be, the easier disputes go through, and you may be first in line for some coupons and shit. There were also storewide flat discounts you could get in the past for some tiers, but I think those are gone now.
TL;DR: Ali rewards you for being a good customer and punishes you for being a bad one. Chinese social credit ftw.
>>106532474
The people spamming the same word or sentence to get to max coin rewards, or adding images that aren't of the item as reviews should get demoted in the internal rating and fucked over. It lowers the quality of the reviews.

>>106532089
what browser are you using?

>>106532089
All these problems that I have not had in the last 20 years of using firefox, sounds like a you problem

>>106527086
>chrome better accommodates for my mental illness
Remove yourself, you will never need those tabs, either save them into bookmarks, or just close them

>>106518247
Only bad thing is shit performance, but it's still better than supporting the Google monopoly over the web standard.

>>106519582
Not fault of Firefox, but web devs.
Chromium is made for zoom zoom toddler devs who barely understand what a header is, so it silently ignores a huge amount of security and web standard violations, Firefox does not and actually enforces them, so if devs fuck up CORS setup, you get errors, you also get cookie warnings, because again, webshitters can't bother to actually test their website beyond "do pretty colors show up?"

>>106532534
>Not fault of Firefox, but web devs.
not true.
if firefox had the users chrome has we would develop for firefox etc.

Skill issue.

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>work startup tech
>comfy, everyones bros, got each others backs
>firm got bigger
>more and more of "those people"
>start doing some dumb acquisitions
>hire more and more jeets to cut costs
>force GPT slops onto everything
>tell me to clean up the mess when GPT eventually breaking shit
>jeets in jeets out
>implement more performance tracking because jeets slacking
is this the inevitable cycle

>>106530561
this >>106530568
even my local dominos posted fake job listings, they say they want delivery drivers but they just use doordash because of market pressure

as someone from a non-cs background, frontend looks much more easier than backend to me. also it's impossible to make a catastrophic level mistake while dealing with frontend. and LLMs are much better at frontend than backend. but I assume these jobs will be going away within the next couple of years

>>106530969
the reason you're expanding so fast is because of exit strategy
plump up the pig before the slaughter, type shit
company with more employees has bigger payroll therefore is valued at higher price

>>106531018
>also it's impossible to make a catastrophic level mistake while dealing with frontend
on the downside, everyone will criticize your work (because everyone knows what a shitty UI looks like) and you'll be fighting the nu-UX garbage vs well-established, logical UI paradigms.

because they have no money to buy an OS

>>106530760
>ignores contributions all being from megacorp or unis
>ignores the footer of sponsors
Only retard here appears to be (You).

>>106530279
>half measure
Wrong. Even fedora, or straight up RHEL for that matter is atleast 99% better than windows or iShit.

>>106531184
actual RH shill

>>106531219
Choose your Feudal Lord!
Microsoft or RedHat?

>>106530212
i don't use linux because i hate corpos, i use linux because windows and mac suck
and fedora is the best linux

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>>106532168
I don't doubt that some of you put orders of magnitude more "effort" into genning than me, but effort does not translate to artistic merit or even impressiveness. I recall being a young child and seeing horses jumping 6 inches on TV. Very hard to train them to do that, end result still not impressive. Now gens that get inpainted to hell and back can be impressive, but still, consider. If you have a photo with a lot of mistakes in it, and you go over it all with the Photoshop spot heal brush, are you then an artist? Or maybe you have some vision for an obscure pose so you take a picture of yourself doing it and use controlnet img2img. All vibes point to that being closer to applying a filter than using a reference for drawing. If it walks like a duck.
>>106532415
I like that AI can cause people to come into possession of pictures that they would not otherwise have, that's objectively a good thing, but somewhat orthogonal to whether the prompter counts as an artist.

>>106530943
subtly Marisa

>>106532340
Because they're your gens? and the effort that you put in there, don't want to share it? And maybe you could have a fixation on the 1girl that you are gennig? Maybe she is yours? Think about the lord of the ring meme about raising a daughter as the ultimate cuck move. Imagining raising a gen to let other man to goon to her and defile which whatever degeneracy

some of you overthink life

>>106532817
Do you know who overthinks life? Julien!

>>106532685
D++ best booba language

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>>106532685
>his gpu can't into rt
ngmi

>>106532703
>literally runs on direct x pipeline
>>106532718
even rx 570 can ray trace

if i wanted photo realistic graphics i would go outside

games should be 100% rasterized no exceptions

>>106532772
i have no problems with that, i have problem with ray tracing shit, aka the 2% ray tracing and the 98% shitty software compensating for lack of horse power

Shit to center threads and posts

Just use oneechan

>>106532170
I believe this is what the big companies, which are pushing for AI, really want: to replace code monkeys. They want it to be true, so they will try it.

>>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