>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacshttps://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacshttps://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs-config-generator.fly.devhttps://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratchhttp://xahlee.info/emacshttps://emacs.tvComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107092565This is great, this might be the nicest UI I've seen on an osI need something like this, how to?
>>107098948>>107125073The main components of what you're seeing visually is;-bspwm window manager-mate panel and mate applets. And you'll need to install mate settings and run the daemon to actually change the theming of widgets and icons.or you can probably go the other way around and start with mate, then replace the window manager with bspwm.
>>107125465Thanks I'll try with mate then bsp
wish I had learned about this sooner, could've saved me many hours of debugginghttps://docs.cider.mx/cider/debugging/enlighten.html
>>107124858major keks
Does /g/ solder?
>>107117666>lmao, what a -ekheem, ekhhum- pussy lol fagg- BLEEEH eeehh eeeekhm - faggot
i fucking HATE soldering
>>107126608*cough* *wheeze* based *cough cough*
>>107117629haha OP I love froggo XD
>>107126614My idea of an afternoon well spent
>I can finally get AI to implement my autofix-and-continue-execution exception handler to pythoni love modern technology bros
>>107126362Fuck yeah! Cheers, bro.
>>107126435I know my idea is hecking valid because the python interpreter itself already suggests other names if you make a typo
>>107126362haha OP I love froggo XD
>>107126788Me too anon!
mpv ffmpeg yt-dlp
>>107124056CuNNy-4x16-B looks a tiny bit better than ArtCNN_C4F16_CMP on my 4K monitor.
>>107112705aria2
>>107124088>ArtCNN_C4F16_CMPThis is old. ArtCNN_C4F16_DS.glsl looks best, the recent version.
If you need 4090 to watch video you're doing it wrong
>>1071246124K 60fps with a decent scaler is heavy as fuck dude
how does youtube know 20 years of my watch history yet continues to recommend shit like "10 Balls VS Bosses - Elden Ring" and "Destroying Bigxthaplug's PAY-TO-WIN Gta 5 rp Server"
>>107124999Checked and blessed
>>107114019>>107115256>>107116373>>107117756>>107118831>>107120309>>107121829>>107123475>>107124913Don't know what you're struggling with, but I hope it gets better for you.
you have to curate and cultivate it, and avoid watching slop, even accidentallyi just hit "do not recommend channel" on slop. the only pozzed recommendations i get these days are communist redditfaggotry and speedrunning retardation
>>107112067haha OP I love froggo XD
>>107112067kys
i use arch btw
milf (man i would fuck)
>>107126761>those thighsyep still would
>>107123359man nose
>>107125492>real women are not like thatHence the issue>pornsickAnd yet I don't watch porn, and haven't seen any that portrayed women like this.
>>107126761>full of completely braindead takesi don't know why I expected anything else. still would
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>>107122145Insanest insaneostyle
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>fell for the audiotechnicuck memeWhat are some decent overear reference monitor headphones. After 1 year the shitty chinkshit muffs start peeling. Inb4 "just buy a replacement every year" no thanks
>>107126660Sennheiser HD 490 Pro
>>107126722Are the muffs made of a different material? Idk why this shitty leather is so widespread and seems to be the norm for supposedly pro-audio equipment
I load a gltf. It specifies an object which loads another model and childs it both in the scene graph and the properties. The object is bound to a physics body.Why is it offset from my body?
>>107124243I mean I doubt that this is even the world center
Hm
>>107124243What?
>>107111674Accurate.>>107105465A combination of GamerGate, Discord, and thirdies "getting online."
>>107115237>there were a lot less gate keepersWho's gatekeeping now?
>>107110764cp posters are brazilian
>>107111636tvrthnuke
>>107104391>GNU Nanobased.
What have you vibe coded lately, /g/oys?Resources:Websites:https://aistudio.google.com/ (Very generous limits, biggest context size)https://claude.ai/https://chatgpt.com/https://chat.z.ai/https://grok.com/CLI tools:https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli (1K requests/day if you connect your Google account, not always the case)https://github.com/QwenLM/qwen-code (fork of Gemini-CLI, allows you to use any OpenAI compatible provider)Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107123572In the Aistudio.google site.
>>107125595Nobody knows the limit for aistudio, I doubt it's unlimited but unless you're spamming a lot requests every minute I don't think you'll hit any
>>107125330Here's an universal emoji hider user script for ViolentMonkey etc.https://files.catbox.moe/yr6ces.txtThis has been a great relief across the board.
>>107125330I wanted to give it feedback by users with an element picker so if the extension misses something the user can add an element to be blocked and if 5% of all users picked that same element it hides it for all users going forward.The last half hour or so was just the ai trying to get around chrome/brave's content security measures...This is probably a security nightmare anyway isn't it? I think I'll start over and make it way less invasive. Tomorrow. (in CLI)I asked grok about it>picrel:)>>107125756what I want to do is change themed elements back to their default look (like a company logo etc) ty tho
>>107125218file structure is one thing, but it can actually>edit files directly>do AST rag on the whole project to find the relevant block of code>implement verbose boilerplate tests and then use their outputs to find bugs itself>save conversation state, craft standing orders for itself, repeatedly go through the conversation and compress the key technical aspects>run shell commands and directly figure out system/hardware shit on its ownClaude Code is unironically what the original LISP niggers envisioned when they were fantasizing about muh REPL-based programming
why updoot if something works
>>107122937>tech illiterate retards>on /g/it's more likely than you think
>>107123066their three main men who understand the video drivers and GPU hardware completely were moved to the CUDA division.drivers were outsourced, you know how the story goes from here
I use Fedora for a reason
>>107123087Hopefully things get better with the nova driver
>>107123172Same, dnf > apt
I like to stream a smooth jazz station (located several states away) on my phone with Transistor, but I can't find a Windows equivalent for it. All of the options are either malware with ads built-in or bloated beyond the scope of an internet radio streaming program. Never seen one mentioned on here so I'm just asking.
>radioboomer shit for people who don't have a taste nor personality and enjoy that other people pick what they will listen
>>107123565these streams are all just mp3 or aacfind the stations url on a shoutcast directory and your browser will play it otherwise >>107123589 or aimp
>>107123525Who listens to radio anymore?
>>107123525itunes radio
>>107123525Just get a tuner
Yeah it's a bubble.
SURELY the Yanks won't continue to take this bullshit... right?Or are they just too divided by the culture war that the side in power will just eat it up and cope endlessly?
>>107122979AI influencers peddling affiliate links on TikTok and Insta
>>107116445>AGI = superpower and unlimited money>pls save us taxpayerssomething doesn't add up
>>107126084AGI = rightful recipient of taxpayer money and adhoc laws = unlimited power and super power
>>107116538>GIVE ME ONE TRILLION DOLLARS5+ companies going all in on Nvidia's rube goldberg machine of planned obsolescence, where they have to spend $300-500billion on the latest and great firetraps every 2 years to even FEEL like they're in the running to achieve AGI first.
Tell me why you aren't using Firefox right now?
as with half this thread, i amthough i am waiting for a good adblocker to be available on ladybird, firefox has done nothing but piss me off
>>107125659>System1 sold it back to the original devsYeah, and I guess Brave is a trustworthy browser because they only hijacked your URLs to insert referral links so they could make money when you went to Bitcoin websites that one time and then promised they would never do it again, right?
>>107122867ill consider using icecat though
Some of the same reasons Brave had to abandon Gecko in favor of Chromium:>less safe memory allocation>inferior JIT hardening>years behind on sandboxing and isolationThese are things you can't user.js away. I'd rather not have an increased likelihood of getting kernel exploited, especially since I use Linux (where Firefox has worse sandboxing due to implementation of seccomp-bpf).All this without going into how Mozilla has lost its direction and purpose. Its ostensible focus on privacy is just pure marketing. None of your donations go to the development of the actual browser, and they are far too reliant on Google money which they expertly waste away on useless endeavors and exorbitant executive salaries.
They won't fix bug 1813919.
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>>107126533To add: if you take a look at Torvald's 0.1 kernel source code here, contains a lot of c wrapped assembly>https://github.com/LambdaCalculus37/linux-0.01>https://github.com/LambdaCalculus37/linux-0.01/blob/main/kernel/system_call.sHe was a junior or whatever in the CS department. He did not learn this in the university.
>>107126260It depends on what you're contributing. If you're going to write a device driver for some obscure but well documented network adapter, you could pick up everything you need to know over a weekend. If you're writing a high performance filesystem you're talking about a decade minimum commitment. >>107126533This is true statistically for current year, but it's not an indicator of hard limits like STEM saleswhores like to imply.
Fresh Loondook our Fuhrer sounds the alarm on Rust troons, be vigilant comradeshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJQ3XGkGrgc
>>107126296>This is why market share so low. maybe, but it still doesn't deny the fact that you fell for snake oilidk how one does it with cachy, but you could take arch installer, chroot and mount the partitions, and then fix the bootloader
>>107126755I don't even understand what your post tries to say. Some people are gifted, some are not. Just because I might have been dabbling in programming for years doesn't mean I'm gifted. Some people have the brain chemistry some don't.
