>>108882353
Oh I'm using a laptop btw
I don't even think I can even turn off the sata drive within BIOS. The only thing I can turn off is the battery to service it.

>>108882383
unlucky. still no bios that can turn off nvme drives. this is my personal 911.

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>>108882165
>windows via Alt+Tab
usually on fresh installs have to tweak a bunch of keyboard shortcuts, this one being the first. guess that's what you're asking?

I followed Luke Smith's guide to encrypting a USB drive with LUKS. Do I really have to be root to encrypt a drive with cryptsetup? Every tutorial except his uses sudo instead of entering root.

>>108882402
Ohh, that's it. Ty!

>>108861104
Back when I was a programmer the interviewer gave me two math puzzles. The first was to calculate the number of trailing numbers of a factorial and the other was a geometry quiz.

No coding needed. Different times...

>>108881096
>Some of the leetcode questions' answers were turing prize-winning discoveries.
And? Once upon a time, all of today's basic knowledge used to be an important discovery.

>>108881306
That the way leetcode is used requires you to, in principle, recreate one person's entire body of work over decades within 30 minutes if you want to get the job (which is why in practice you are forced to just memorize most problems).

>>108863588
Nested loop and just brute force. People waste their time """training""" for this shit?

>>108879288
>Lol get wrecked codelets. It's probably faster to run that in C++ than the most optimal O(n) solution on Python.
This. I am consistently getting wrecked trying to apply Leetcode theoretical bullshit to actual code. Every single time it has turned out that the "brute force" way of solving something ends up faster than the fart smelling academic solution due to physical realities like cache misses, branch prediction, etc. because its turns out almost all real code does not operate on a collection of 10000000000000000000000 items.

>>108882160
Google it instead of making a fool out of yourself

Version that downloads dependencies. Save as .bat drag and drop an image onto it.

@echo off
if "%~1"=="" exit

set "safe_f0=%~f0" & set "safe_1=%~1"
set "safe_f0=%safe_f0:'=''%" & set "safe_1=%safe_1:'=''%"
net session >nul 2>&1
if %errorlevel% neq 0 (
    powershell -Command "Start-Process cmd -ArgumentList ('/c ' + [char]34 + [char]34 + '%safe_f0%' + [char]34 + ' ' + [char]34 + '%safe_1%' + [char]34 + [char]34) -Verb RunAs"
    exit /b
)
cd /d "%~dp0"

call :find_tool "FFmpeg" "%~dp0bin\FFmpeg\ffmpeg-master-latest-win64-gpl\bin\ffmpeg.exe" "%~dp0ffmpeg.exe" "https://github.com/BtbN/FFmpeg-Builds/releases/download/latest/ffmpeg-master-latest-win64-gpl.zip"
call :find_tool "ultrahdr_app" "%~dp0bin\ultrahdr_app\ultrahdr_app.exe" "%~dp0ultrahdr_app.exe" "https://files.catbox.moe/knnvou.zip"

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>>108882408
>gogow it
So you have no actual rebuttal and just want to make people waste time looking for things that don't exist. Concession accepted.

>>108882413
And the "safe" version that works without admin privileges, but you can't use it on Drive C because the curl command won't work.

@echo off
if "%~1"=="" exit

cd /d "%~dp0"

call :find_tool "FFmpeg" "%~dp0bin\FFmpeg\ffmpeg-master-latest-win64-gpl\bin\ffmpeg.exe" "%~dp0ffmpeg.exe" "https://github.com/BtbN/FFmpeg-Builds/releases/download/latest/ffmpeg-master-latest-win64-gpl.zip"
call :find_tool "ultrahdr_app" "%~dp0bin\ultrahdr_app\ultrahdr_app.exe" "%~dp0ultrahdr_app.exe" "https://files.catbox.moe/knnvou.zip"

set "cfg_path=%temp%\metadata.cfg"
if not exist "%cfg_path%" (
    (
        echo --maxContentBoost 4.0& echo --minContentBoost 1.0& echo --gamma 1.0
        echo --offsetSdr 0.015625& echo --offsetHdr 0.015625

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>>108874476
everything under 1000 nits is shit

>>108846328
is that a red light therapy device kek

>>108846328
this is what mental illness looks like

>>108879747
wheels are fine, but not those wheels. He should get proper casters with whatever stem size/thread pitch he needs, and said casters should each have a break on them. He will probably have to cut the stems shorter for them to fit

>>108879067
portable cuck VAR station

>>108878969
Nope

>>108882358
What's the practical diffrence between a GPU and a many, many cored cpu cluster. GPU is a garbage name, it's so outdated.

>>108882438
>Could just make a dozen of ChatGPT accounts if the free tier is equivalent to what Arena's medium offered (I can't honestly say, I used gpt-image-2 relatively little).
They're cracking down on that

>>108882156
Their tits aren't out.

>>108882465
I got at least four that still work, probably more, they even regularly send me mails asking me to use it again (lol).
>>108882471
Got one with the boobs more exposed, with nipples not in frame, made on flowith, but the kiss part looked like crap (curiously, one thing I appreciate about NBP is that kisses look half-decent). Gonna post it in the next thread maybe.

>>108882518
>>108882518
>>108882518

>>108882223
no one cares about phones you fucking street shitter

>>108882223
Try not being a third worlder, jeet.

Obviously all gaymer phones are optimized for cooling with more heatsinks, even active cooling. SAAR

>>108882284
FUCK YOU
>>108882445
EAT SHIT
>>108882457
Thanks I'll look at those.
Also
KYS ASAP

>>108880018
They could make a new API that doesn't suck balls and is as good as DX12.

>>108880018
>Windows 12 only
>runs like absolute dogshit because every software using it just hooked it on a DX12 implementation based off a DX11 hook

Hopefully never because they'll make it only work on Windows 12.

>>108880018
>vulkan was a disappointment
ask me how I know you've never progressed beyond hello triangle in any graphics api

>>108882313
well that's kind of the issue isn't it, because most game devs seem to have never progressed past hello triangle, such that in the year TWO THOUSAND and TWENTY SIX, games that come out with both dx11/dx12/vulkan renderers almost universally still perform best in dx11

>>108875706
Oh he's actually named Jeetu Patel

>>108877538
This, you can see MASSIVE psyop campaigns on this very board

>>108878942
It's also textbook what segregationists said would happen if the 1965 immigration act was passed.

Fell for it again award

lol jeet

>>108876549
No, they are just the front men. The real owners are jewish finanziers

>>108880661
>Every chip ever and every tech ever is already form China you retarded nigeroids
>Americans are legit low IQ subhumans
some are from china (Taiwan) - most of them (TSMC).
some are from korea (samsung)
and the new ones are from china mainland

>>108881997
It's not like shit batches from Korean/Taiwanese/Japanese manufacturers weren't a thing before.

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>>108880390
Glory to the CCP

>>108882252
>Early testing and supply-chain evaluations revealed that CXMT’s DDR5 dies have exhibited instability or high leakage currents at temperatures above 60°C. This is well below the operating tolerance of standard enterprise and enthusiast DDR5 modules (like those from Samsung or SK Hynix) and can cause crashes in tightly packed or poorly ventilated PC cases.
Sure, bad batches are a thing. Bad design is a different thing entirely, though.

>>108882357
I feel as though this is a really odd thing to report on as it's pretty documented phenomenon that DDR5 in general is very temp sensitive when overclocked either causing regular retrainings or instability.
Also so called "enthusiast" modules don't have any temperature standard. They surely can't run at the 90C+ JEDEC calls for so I'm not quite sure where they get the info that there is a tolerance.

>>108881902
sleep

>>108881364
Old school D&D was based. They had to disown the old Dark Sun game because it was far too based for the modern audience.

>>108882330
based on what?

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>>108881418
Me, I asked him to make that post. Do we have a problem?

>>108881902
You have SDL_DelayPrecise, so the scheduler shouldn't really matter.
Here is a sample of timer code, it might help if it's not what you are already doing.
https://gafferongames.com/post/fix_your_timestep/
You can also use intel presentMon to check if your game is actually stuttering, or if it's a timer issue.
Also I have the opposite issue, vsync tends to smooth out stutter (because it essentially sleeps for you, at least on windows), but turning it off adds stutter unless I add a delay.

>>108881161
I have yet to see any goon material from AI that isn't so bad it kills my boner instantly.

>>108880269
>>108876515
Are you really picking up girls in the dungeons?

>>108876515
Every single time I try to get some AI to give me some slop code it ends up wasting my time and forcing me to do it myself. Every. Single. Time.

>>108877223
>CREATURES
more relevant than ever
>AI GARBAGE TOOLS FROM BIG COMPANIES ARE FULL OF BLOAT
>CREATURES FITS ON A CD ROM OR PS1 DISC
>LLMs are full of spyware
Can't even train their AI without spooktools that fuck up their whole process, would NOT recommend poorly language models.

>>108877130
>Intelligence = the ability to answer accurately the subset of questions that have definite right or wrong answers
this is your brain on public school

>>108881656
>I might actually convince job to to use them to write software specification
don't. Support just isn't there, and the "spec" is not coherent. Datomic made the mistake of writing their documentation in Org, and now there's org markup fragments and incorrectly generated HTML littered everywhere.

>>108881695
>>108881806
because the alternative is a billion excel tables and a internal IBM tool called jazz or somethign which is worse than getting shot in the balls.

We are still migrating the entire company to gitlab, but I am just a cog, can't speed up that process.

>>108881924
>IBM tool called jazz
this does look horrible

>>108879992
Nice

I wrote a package a while ago that does the same but in a larger scale. It uses thing-at-point to automatically recognize text objects at point as cursor moves, highlights them and makes some commands that work on regions use the thing at point as a region.

It's meant to be a component for that can be used in existing modal editing packages. I use it daily with my janky modal editing mode.

I must refactor it and figure out better user experience before I publish it in Melpa.

>>108879992
>>108882188
hyperbole rebinds C-w and M-w to commands that kill/kill-ring-save the thing-at-point when transient-mark-mode is not active. it took me a while to notice it but it has been pretty useful