>>107637216
Thanks you!

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>>107637817
MMMM, sexo, sexual

>>107637634
zamn that's crazy

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>>107637136
Python is also written in Python (PyPy).
And Python is crucial for building Rust.

The point of my post was that getting Python installed with a Python program without having Python already installed is difficult (but not impossible), hence `uv` being written in a different language.

>>107637180
No.
requirements.txt describes the runtime environment, pyproject.toml describes the project. These two files are unrelated.

>>107636515
I haven't used uv much yet but I bet you can set it up with uv run so that declaring the dependency is the only way (or at least the most convenient way even in the short term) to fix the issue. That's how many other package managers operate
Stateful environments were a mistake

>>107637361
>And Python is crucial for building Rust.
Facepalm.
More retardation from the low IQ RusTrannies.

>>107629555
Yeah, I also hate that every fucking lib requires "this particular version of yada yada, or I won't work!"
Heck, requiring a major version, I can understand, but going minor (or revision sometimes), that's just the best way to push people to use containers (aka, "if it works on my machine, I will ship my machine")

I use pip and requirements.txt, and fuck if people while about it.

Nice trips btw

>>107637728
wish there was a net yaroze 2 programme that allowed you to get at the hardware (even if it was in a limited way) instead of whatever basic framebuffer shit for linux they gave us instead

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>>107637728
C++ programming on Linux for PS2

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>>107635289
Cause speccy breads were a thing for many years and some anons get nostalgic.

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Nothing extravagant

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>>107626367
i do fuck all. also don't look at theuptime

>all these anons running Windows Home or Pro editions
wtf /g/

>>107637119
restart your pc anon

>>107624422
>we need two windows threads, both around page 9

Kinda a weird issue. Some videos on my external drive wont play when I try to play them directly from the external drive but if I just copy them over onto the desktop they play perfectly fine. Its not even every video. Its just some of them and the size doesnt seem to matter as some videos over 1gb play but others could only be like 10mb and not play and vice versa so the file size of the videos isnt the the cause. Thoughts?

>>107562997
Mama

>>107617937
>>107617954
also thanks

I just wanted to check if my my gpu supported vulkan so I downloaded this SDK to check https://docs.vulkan.org/guide/latest/checking_for_support.html Can I uninstall that now or does uninstalling that get rid of vulkan completely?

>>107635279
Slower extrusion/hotend moving speed somewhat fixes it and so it buying a more expensive printer, although these lines will still be visible to an extent. You can also postprocess every part by either manually sanding or soaking ABS in acetone but I haven't tried that myself yet.

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>>107633798
Crossbows are pretty fun too as a europoor. I printed the Adderini repeating crossbow, way more power than I was expecting with the 80 lbs arm, the AL arrowheads can go through two filled cardboard boxes. I'm designing some custom mods for it too.
3D printers can be fun even if you don't know CAD, but they really become 10x more fun if you do.

>>107633798
Fully custom design? I'm guessing it's .22LR? I'd be interested to see someone design a fully printable 9mm handgun, but I don't know if that's possible since nobody did it yet as far as I know, only carbines.

>>107633798
lmaoing

>>107634152
>syntax error question
Am i supposed to understand the full extent of your request?

>>107634916
C is ass for gamedev though. all it would need to be perfect is operator overloading

>>107634966
Ok yeah if you dont wanna use an engine you should watch some handmade hero. I wouldnt use C++, it's way way more bloated than C, but you do you.
fwiw I use Jai and I would recommend that for gamedev over anything else, plus it works with raylib, but it's not out yet, so you gotta use another language or hunt down a leak of the compiler somewhere. You could also use Odin which is basically Jai lite edition

>>107634115
You might not need to know any C at all, I think you can make fully fledged games for Minetest with lua

>>107634115
C++ + Raylib would be fine. Or Rust + Bevy/Vulkano, but that might turn out somewhat more challenging.

>>107635348
As much as I love Luanti, it's a shitshow...
They even canned Minetest because "we don't want to give the bad idea that luanti can only do minecraft clones"
I haev when opensource tards think the one thing they are """good""" at is, in the end, not what people used their work for...
I mean, 7z is for compression. It doesn't drop archive support just because it want to be something else (just make an other project then)

>>107635257
>>107635270
Nothing ever happens. People are too cowardly or lazy to do anything.

>>107634992
Based Tech Jesus.

>>107636021
Apple doesn't have their own fabs.
But they are large enough that their relationship to TSMC is more equal. They invest in TSMC's manufacturing capabilities and TSMC gives them first place for making production orders. So ai kikes can buy up all the consumer RAM they want, Apple will be sourcing theirs straight from the foundry anyways.

Their whole business model is premium hardware, they won't do the cloud shit.

They can keep pushing this but it will never take off. If they actually think the average person wants to put up with docker APIs, they're fucking retarded and incompetent. You actually have to be low IQ to think this can work. They average person they're trying to scam (immoral) here doesn't even know what GPU is.

>>107637590
>Their whole business model is premium hardware, they won't do the cloud shit.
i honestly count on it
this translates into half price- quasi entrepereneur tier of hardware

i used to spit on em
bit nowadays, theyre a fucking asset
i honestly never thought this day would come, but here we are...

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>>107637125
It really does.

>>107635903
Neither is

>>107637125
>>107637806
>knows
please stop

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>>107637862
Whatever nerd

>>107637889
Yeah it's fucking fun. But it doesn't know. Stop saying this it triggers me.
I myself added characters with picture. It doesn't know. It just creates connections.

>>107636066
I'm Italian, her's is big but there are people with such noses here.

>>107636116
>her

>axewound still seething
It's genuinely fascinating that there's actually a trannie in this thread having a screaming meltdown and trying to stave off self-harm for hours now.

Like this is real. Mental illness actually exists, and some of these people find their way to 4chan.

>>107621192
Imagine gripping her thick arms as you pound her from the back...

>>107636664
>Mental illness actually exists, and some of these people find their way to 4chan.
>some
I think you're underestimating a bit

>>107621970
Mint and Bazzite are better than Windows 11 for gaming, multimedia, web browsing and programming

>>107621970
>installs bazzite
>omg this isn't a clone of windows, this is awful

>>107621970
It doesn't have to be a better experience than all Windows since 95. It just has to be a better experience than Windows 11. People will tolerate a fair deal of jank in exchange for a system that runs faster with less bullshit in the background, not nagging you to sign into shit you don't want, and not constantly trying to sell you subscription services you don't want.

>>107621970
>>107631842
>>107633517
>>107637809
Thanks for bumping your own shitty bait troll thread yet again! YOU SHOULD KILL YOURSELF! :)

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>>107637840
???

>>107637309
>The "dumbest error handling in the history of IT" was gets() which was made by someone who has no idea how computers or memory even work.
Just don't input overlong lines.

>pre-allocate pages using mmap
>reuse those
>unmap them at the end
Wow, so hard. Why do so many bitch about C while trying to create and destroy ephemeral 'objects' constantly?

>>107620715
>no, it was definitely about rust but I dont remember where did I read it at all. I asked gpt and it gave a pretty reasonable explanation I think. let's not forget that we're talking about the worst case complexity.
The lack of self awareness never fails to amaze me. Literally how could you convince yourself that your opinion is worth anything

>>107623498

it was caused by missing locking mutexes, not linked list implementation
again, you’re showing your skill issue bro, and i'm not even a rust programmer

>>107637815
I do think that finegrained concurrency bullshit is both common with kernel-level linked lists and something that Rust tries to make safe
Not that C programmers are doing any better

>>107635957
I still have a stain from sweaty balls since this scorching summer.

>>107635957
I won't either but it reeks of farts if you must know

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>>107635957
this is a recurring phenomena
can anyone explain what is going on?

>>107636951
You need to start using flushable wipes and a you need a chair with a mesh seat so you don't sweat so bad.

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>>107635957

I reckon they might even consider replacing The Zen of Python (import this) with a tranny manifesto.

>>107632064
lol

>>107619769
>Isn't Stallman a pedo kike though?
Stallman is in Epstein files?

>>107626584
very nice

Why the fuck do they need money for!?
It's a fucking programming language, not a woke foundation who's goal is to make """women""" into coders...

>>107637110
>handles on the side so you need a (girl)friend to carry
DOA

Transferring Data Physically in a Case might be faster than trying to send it over the net is an fun/odd concept.
Or Data that's just too important to risk, like the [spoiler]Epstein Files[/spoiler].

>>107637366
Huge databases actually lob whole trucks worth of drives into a plane and send it between locations. Faster to move PB of data this way.

>>107637110
>petabyte scale
>80tb
am i retarded

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I wish people weren't evil apes so pic related would have been viable