Who's the greatest living programmer?
>>107550362buy an ad, blow
>>107550362No idea but Tim Epic is the most successful between those 3
>>107550362thumbnail made it look like middle guy wearing TNG uniform
>>107552864This. Though there might be autismos we don't know about, working on Linux, who are better in technical terms, but when it comes to impact there's really no competition.
>>107550362Of those three? Carmack probably. Then a huge powergap, Sweeny, then another huge power gap before you finally get to Blow.I'll always be preferential to Chris Sawyer for making Roller Coaster Tycoon. That or some indie dev that makes truly autistic games, like Tarn Adams on Dwarf Fortress, or any other game that's trying to be a full world with loads of detail.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, how could this happen to one of the best browsers out there?
>>107558380Yes.
>>107544043What's wrong with it? AI has always been around, it's just more usable now.Cry about it
>>107558477There's nothing wrong with it. It's a moral crusade for these troons.
>>107557187where is this from? github?
>>107558826nvm,i found it on lunduke
How do we attract more women to Linux?
>>107557517Foids are absolutely not attracted to sausage fest hobbies. Want to attract more of them? Have more handsome 6-ft tall, blue eyes, strong jaw, and manly hand programmers to be the face of programming, then you'll have more foids flock to this field. The positive of this is that there would be more foids in this field. The negative effect is that foids would be doing performative programming to attract gigachads. This would also make all the 2 incher pa/g/eets seethe endlessly because zero foids are actually interested in Loonix or any other meme OS (including LaurieWired) but on how to maximize their chances of able to do jumping jacks on Brad's thundercock
>>107558241hi mikanthemink
>>107558236
>>107558241tranny, pedophile, or both.call it.
>>107557517we don't.
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>>107558569>Fan 1>Chipset>3738 RPM (77 ºC)Your shit's burning bro.
>>107558766It's fine. It's below 100°C and as soon as I stop loading the CPU so heavily it'll lower again. It could be better and yes, you could probably fry an egg on this thing but the chipset always has crappy cooling.
>>107558766forgot your image
i wish there was a kde plasma without all the customization shiti dont need any of it
>>107558805>>107558766There, I just power profiles daemon to power-saver. Happy, now?I don't need to use my CPU right now anyway.
Just installed windows 11. The tiny11 iso I used didn't include microsoft edge but thankfully I could install Firefox from the store. I don't mind Edge but frankly the search results on bing are awful and I'm too lazy to change the search provider
>>107545021i use this and it installed "microsoft 365 copilot" after an update
>>107554221>shintel
>>107554184nice gawr gura ripoff
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>>107558435>accuses an individual who made an entire fucking OS solo of being ill and delusional>blames the system>blames /pol/>the CIA could have done it at any time, why choose that particular time, goy?you are a three letters agent
>>107558559>more money for the same production levels>why don't they just remove the arbitrage profit??
I want to buy a new laptop but my former gaymer instinct is making me go for a legion 5 to maximize performance per dollar when I probably just need a macbook since I'm not going to be playing any games
>>107555220You mean Three-two pull down? It's a classic technique for converting/playing 24fps at 30fps
>>107558559Would you believe in a world where RAM is rented out for use remotely?
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We didn't know how good we had it with SATA SSDs. M.2/NVME is cheap shit that scales poorly and is inconvenient to access.
Nvme is pretty solid for large transfers
>>107556439You made me realise my fundamental problem with NVME.The amount of space it takes up compared to a simple SATA port. It could be fixed by installing them vertically on boards, but that still leaves them sticking out like expansion cards.SATA is pretty good in terms of IO breakout flexibility, power delivered externally too.The concept of the storage is kinda shit at a base level, only the bandwidth really redeems it. Add in the reality of the form factor and it's trash. Ironically SATA never had to conform to something like 2.5", 3.5" etc, it was just a connector, how they housed stuff was up to manufacturers. We still could have had memory sticks you plug in via cable, attached to motherboard in a different way.There's still time to stop before we end up with IDE cables again. It's not too late.
>>107558480>SATA is pretty good in terms of IO breakout flexibility, power delivered externally too. Bro, SATA is shit-tier for all of these items because of all backwards legacy crap. NVMe is far superior to all of those aspects. You are confusing NVMe with M.2 port.
Why has storage advancement been so shit for the last decade or so? We're now at the point where 2tb is expensive but affordable for mid level NVME but the price has only come down a small bit. Meanwhile HDDs come with larger capacities but only at the higher price points.
>>107558614>you are confused>conflatesliteracy issue
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>>107557566kys pedo>>107557864kys pedosaged
>>107558541>pedothat's a compliment
What is the best tracker f
>>107558658IPT
>>107557576>recently started reading the bibleThat is grace working already. Keep reading, anon. Everyone can be fixed, you too. Imago dei
had to wait 10 minutes to update my over before i could cook in it
>>107557475Sauce
>>107557475she looks like she stinks goodwhy do they call it over when you ov er the cold food of out hot eat the food
>>107558364>sheit's a man bro
>>107557475WTF she's 25?!
>>107558484you're a manstfu
>"AI will take us to the future">look inside>AI sends us back to 2015
>>107558013they already charge $200 for 8GB so idk
>>107555898Turn on zram
Altman needs the RAM more than you do.
8GB? No you don't. You really only need 4.
I'm stupid but investing in AI seems like a reverse Pascal's wager >invest all your money into openAI>they achieve AGI>money is now worthless>they don't achieve AGI>you lose all your money
who is the oldest person on this board that witnessed the earliest technology?i'm pretty old at 35 so the earliest i experienced was dial up internet in the early 90s but i feel like there must be wiser wizards lurking, i didn't even get to experience usenet properlymy parents told me tales of programming on punch cards and how annoying it was when you made a mistake in your program written in FORTRAN
>>107554056I'm a 23 year old zoomer and I still keep my great grandfathers Weatherman quill from over a century ago and use my grandfathers USSR made alarm clock along with both of their garage tools.
>>107554056ask yo mama about when fire was first invented
>>107556365Literal burn
>>107554498Back then we were even forced to go outside until the streetlights came on.
>>107554056>i'm pretty old at 35I'm 38 and my parents had an Amstrad 1512 which was older than I am. I played on it a bit, but I wasn't really into that sort of thing in those days. Text-based adventure games are shit.
What are you working on, /g/?Previous thread: >>107494927
I just found out that chrome://tracing can plot compilation time breakdowns from -ftime-trace files, neat.
>>107555940Go yap in the gcc mailing list about how they are midwits for having trampolines and nested functions, just write optimal C bros.
>>107554668what ABOUT strings longer than that? It's not like they won't work, he just allocates them on the heap instead
>>107554721>>107555346>>107555870>>107555999Stop saying "transpile" you fucking monkeys. It doesn't matter how "high-level" you think the target code is, a compiler is a compiler is a compiler. And you will never be a woman.
Could at least call it "translating" like they did in the 70s before everyone decided to mystify the process and start calling it "compiling."
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I hate schizos. They're the same as niggers. They just ruin any community
cozy and real thread
>>107557891so it turns out it wasn't a vram issue because i'm using API, not local with deepseek, but deepseek's API getting errors along with not using a quantized text encoder.i switched my encoder out for one from here: https://huggingface.co/worstplayer/Z-Image_Qwen_3_4b_text_encoder_GGUF/tree/mainand i had chatgpt work out the errors in deepseek, and i'm down to picrel.the 49 second one was changing the prompt and deepseek's API doing its thing. the first one was first run, which (i think) is normal for it to be longer.
>>107558782Good job anon, yes the first run will take longer because it takes some time to load models in VRAM. If all the models you use in one workflow fit into your VRAM then subsequent gens should be faster.
use case?
>>107555878never seen them
>>107555873use it as vram
>>107556110It's x times slower but dirt cheap in comparison
>>107555873compact cold storage that's trivial to harden against the elements and electromagnetic interference
>>107555873Imagine the thermal radiation
