new year
new lisp cookbook release
https://github.com/LispCookbook/cl-cookbook/releases/tag/2026-01-12

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Interesting
https://www.lisppad.app

>>107861944
apple cucks keep winning I guess?

its a complete meme, have a target job you want + ask an ai what you should learn/make to learn the skills it requires
literally none of the shit in that matters

>>107858940
If you're concerned with first principles or very low level then learn how to program old hobby processors, Arduino, or try nand2tetris. There is so much to do, so much you can learn, in so many ways. Stop worrying about the "correct" way or the /g/ approved way which is a waste of time to ruminate on, and just start exploring your own interests. You just have to start.

>>107858892
computer science is a dead field like a lot of sciences and engineering. some are still left but CS is one of the worst ones, all the problems in it were solved in the 90s. you should always choose another field and do programming on the side because it won't make a difference.

>>107858892
They're not bad. Will you be asked about MFU Cache if you interview as a web dev? Likely not, but you will be expected to know how to call a REST API, and you will have to grind through leetcode hell.
A lot of things on the roadmap you posted won't be too useful, but others will. Likewise, you will have to follow a roadmap for a specific language as well.

>>107859705
because trans women are bigger than real women

>>107854396
It's absolute bullshit. I was buying parts to swap over to an ITX build, and there was literally ONE board that had usb-c headers. And for some reason it's the b550 board while the x570 equivalent doesn't. Come the fuck on. And of course since it's the only board that does, it's like 3x as expensive even for a used one.

And I know there are adapters you can use, but then you're limited to usb3.0, at which point I'd prefer to just avoid confusion and only use the C port on the rear I/O anyway

Why are companies such kikes when it comes to USB C? Whether it's ports or cables or mobos it's always this massive confusing pain in the ass

>>107854201
Thunderbolt 4 is an Intel specific feature that never got popular and probably never will. Use USB4 instead.

>>107861477
>And I know there are adapters you can use, but then you're limited to usb3.0,

Chances are the cables you are using is only wired to USB2 so it's not like it will make a difference.

>>107861514
We're at TB5 already bro

>>107861751
I'm aware but my point still stands. Thunderbolt 5 is just a desperate move to surpass USB4v2 with 120Gbps instead of 80Gbps. It's DOA. There's no point in going against the trend or hoping that somehow it will be become popular.

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>>107857534
I feel it has good and bad points. There's no piss filter, and running the same prompt twice doesn't result in gens looking so samey, but the quality seems slighty worse, and it seems stricter (although, I guess that's more to do with filters, rather than the actual model).

I still feel it is the best when it comes to realistic looking gens, though.

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>weekly meeting at my small IT co which is failing in slow motion
>we all watch the boss read tickets on zoom
>"oh golly jee this is a tough one. hard to know what to do. im going to close it"
these tickets should be addressed day by day but instead we watch him pretend to address them 1 time per week and blow most of them off.

other issues come up in which the root cause is we are not using IT industry standards. instead of just doing that, which would take ~1 week, we have years of problems and 'rigged' work arounds.

boss is terrified to touch the code base to make even a tiny 1 line change because he has decision paralysis
high visibility product has obvious bad data.
boss is arranging the deck chairs on Titanic , "fixing" the most minor issues in the world while major issues go ignored in the corner

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Upper management is doing like 3–5 status checks with all engineers every day. These are also unscheduled, so I came back from lunch to see that the bossman had tried to Slack call me.

Fun times.

>>107861378
Incoming layoffs, anon. Brace your bussy.

>hey guys, last year was our best year ever!
>by the way we're laying off people I mean it's a strategic restructuring to preserve core human resource value by the way none of the useless fucking higher ups who do nothing but pull you into pointless townhall meetings to talk about three dozen indecipherable acronyms and constantly shift company priorities to chase bullshit AI buzzwords are ever getting affected :)
fun.

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Third day at work after a three weeks long vacation.
I already feel like absolute shit.

actually it's only just beginning

>>107861625
Don't be a pedantic gayward nigga

>>107861535
>>107861625
you lost and got raped

>>107861473
I hope he doesn't let the corporate troons token smash too much of his brain with this crap. not one line of core computing can be replaced with LLM output. it's incapable of doing anything except boilerplate. which is great really, but it's not going to give any 512 sized optimizations ever. it can help you organize yourself towards the solution if you want.

He's not, because he can actually audit the code that the llm shits out.

>>107857741
Like, you could use three of the 2's and the 8 if they're all in full sized slots. You only need 5.2TB anyways. If that doesn't work for you I'd say use the 2.5" disks and look keep an eye out for a good deal on a used 8TB disk to set up a mirror later on.

>>107851075
both

>>107826899
are jannies just doxxing users now? how did you know i'm romanian?
such a weird thing to focus your energy at instead of fixing this shitty captcha

>>107860461
>both
Noo pls tell me.

>>107815771
I've found setting up proper backups, 321 and everything both more resource intensive and time consuming than I imagined. Before getting into this I assumed it would be like a 5 minute thing and put it off for years. I haven't even bothered to set up configuration management yet.
>>107829655
I use it and think it's ok but I'm a pretty casual anime watcher. There are tools like shoko/shokofin though for more hardcore weebs.
>>107846049
Look at it this way anon, it'll probably only get worse from now in the near future.
>>107848346
I haven't done this but I've heard a lot of horror stories. I think they're all enterprise returns mostly and there's a reason the warranty has been so reduced. There are sellers who recertify drives but actually test and stand by them, like SPD. The discount isn't as steep though of course.
>>107855330
How useful is stash is if my collection is mostly very poorly tagged and named pics, gifs, and clips from the Internet and not full scenes or anything?

>>107834914
I use Ubuntu and just livepatch through them. I have hwe kernel as well but LTS OS. I don't use proxmox but I do have a mac vm (for ios backups) and I plan to add home assistant as a vm.

>>107861695
>Jeri Ellsworth
>look i ruined a perfectly good c64 to slappa de bass
what a jerk

>>107861701
Did you just google her and made a genuine post or was this just a joke?
It's hard to tell these days.

>>107861739
her schizo husband doxxed a tinker tranny for criticising them and now sparkfun won't supply them with teensy anymore because of it

>>107861614
O_O what is she doing wrong?

Adafruit is a god send and makes sourcing tons of stuff easy. If anything, she saved the supply chain from my perspective

>>107861773
>what is she doing wrong?
causing drama and doxxing people instead of being an adult and running a business properly

>>107859711
Why not host your own?

>>107760708
Who are the modern hackers in the current world? I don't see any legendary figures like him anymore

>>107861096

mark dowd, dave aitel, orange tsai. look at any pwn2own winners and they're just there to show off.

>deepseek says it doesn't have access to internal company roadmaps
why does it lie

>>107861596
Their makers forced it!

Why Ubuntu when Debian exists

>>107859634
>Why Ubuntu when Debian exists
Why Debian when linux from Scratch exists?

>>107859634
Some people simply want a computer to do things on. They aren't interested in tinkering or ricing. They want something that just werks.
Yes, Debian can just werk, but Ubuntu werks easier.

>>107859095
one can entirely avoid snap by using apt (or synaptic if you want a gui)

>>107858840
good, reliable choice

>>107857811
That's not by design.

Swarthoid youtuber managed to clickbait you in to making a thread

>>107857811
maybe don't have leaky watercooling

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Don't know. But this is by design.

>>107858076
Skill issue
t. liquidcuck

>>107850517
Actually my older than covid PCs are fine

>>107861777
Can you explain hat is your current spec PC and what exactly is it you do that needs its CPU/GPU/RAM?

Genuinely curious.

>>107861796
Unfortunately, it WAS only for products $50 and below from, idk, the 90s I think up until 2023, then the government changed and everything gets taxed now.
Look at the pic... 1284.94 + 1050.27 on estimated taxes... Same thing Amazon US did back then to avoid headaches from customers outside of the US.
It's ogre.

>>107861821
I've mentioned it here: >>107861674, but there you go:
>CPU
AMD Ryzen 7 1700
>RAM
32GiB DDR4 2133MT/s (2666MT/s, but the ram is mismatched (purchased 2 2x8GiB kits at different times) and, even though the have the same timings, speed, chips and brand, well, memory controllers with 4 DIMMs kinda suck, but hey, at least it is stable at 2133MT/s
>GPU
GTX 1060 6GiB
>Storage
1x M2 NVMe 512GB, I believe it was an XPG 8200S pro or something like that, I don't recall the exact model

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>>107861844
forgot the pic.
Link to it from aliexpress:
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005007010471279.html

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>>107850517
>You don't need it

>>107861396
I think you're on the wrong board, /v/ is two blocks down, jabroni.

>>107861458
they do not even discuss gaymes there let alone technology in them lol

>>107861467
We do discuss technology more, and proudly in even more retarded ways than in /g/.

>>107861488
ok diego

void fn1() {
    struct { int a, b, c; } foo[100], bar[100];
    // fill foo with data

    for (int i = 0; i < 100; ++i)
        bar[i] = foo[i];

    (void)bar;
}

void fn2() {
    int foo_a[100], foo_b[100], foo_c[100];
    int bar_a[100], bar_b[100], bar_c[100];
    // fill foo_* with data

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>>107852404
The double semicolons are an OCaml thing
>>107852997
Make a stack-based one, it's easy and fun
>>107853295
The guy who made it is a bit of a twat, so

>>107861865
>The double semicolons are an OCaml thing
I thought he meant double colon.

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The project I have been assigned to at work has entire 6(six/sex/seis/六/0x06) relations in a 60-table relational database.

>>107860504
>Why aren't language designers just copying that?
because they are idiots and now you know at least one valid reason to make a new language
that said, hygienic macros are great and mandatory but they're not enough to make a good language, they are not enough to make the metaprogramming good in fact