>>107726581
ChatGPT > Gemini >>>>>>>>>>>> CoPilot
I don't use GPT or Gemini for regular use; vastly prefer the responses from Qwen, DeepSeek, and sometimes Grok. Chinese have less hallucinations.

>>107726603
grok is the only one who’s willing to discuss abbi secraa’s tits with me
so i choose grok

100% gemini

>>107726652
>we’d all take the money over human life if given the chance without judgment
?

>>107726581
I don't use generic chatbot AI much, but a family member does, so I set up an openwebui instance for them. It uses openai just because it was the easiest to set up an API key with.
I also have a year trial of perplexity pro. I like its aggressive use of reference material because in my experience grounding with tools/RAG is the only way you can hope to get accurate answers from LLMs. I don't use it much so I'm not sure yet whether I'll pay for it.
Most of my LLM use is Opus 4.5 via Cursor which work pays for.

>>107732241
Damn. This is sanic development desu

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>>107735908

>>107732241
Competition is good, and in the age of an attempt by plutocrats to consolidate power, any disruption is welcome.

>>107735908
>t. least raped kikeslave

>>107739609
Or better yet. Before you type you chose use the generated answer or open the keyboard.

>>107739622
Yeah something like that

As an experiment I used ChatGPT to try get me a girlfriend off tinder and then ran every text through it. It got me to a 1 month relationship and I would debrief every interaction with it. This girl was obsessed with me and we had sex for about a month straight. Unfortunately she said some things very disrespectful and hurtful to me, and ChatGPT said that she was not an emotionally safe person to be around, conflict avoidant and dismissive. Because she never apologised for the hurtful things. So it told me that if I want to maintain self respect, I have to dump her. So I did and then it said you need to cut her off for good, women like this do not respect the men they are with especially after what she said and didn’t bother trying to apologise

Anyway, I don’t care anymore, I’m fully committed to just slowly going insane. See you anons on the other side!

>>107739707
unironically based, way too many men think with their cock and balls when it comes to women

>>107739850
It sucks because she was hot with a big Brazilian ass and extremely enthusiastic with me sexually but I just can’t tolerate the bullshit. As soon as a woman disrespects me and doesn’t correct herself, it’s over. IDC how hot she is or how out of league she was. They never expect it from me because I am a very calm and warm person, they always feel safe with me and “I’m different”. I can turn cold and once I’ve made my decision I can’t go back. Hopefully she learned a lesson but probably not. Any girl who talks about how much she goes to therapy is usually a terrible person. ChatGPT said that it’s very common for people to go to therapy and then use it in relationship dynamics as leverage or control for their shitty behaviour, another reason I had to cut her off. They pathologise you and weaponise your emotions or vulnerabilities against you in a game of emotional terrorism, usually due to a childhood wound (in her case she doesn’t respect her dad because he’s an alcoholic wonaniser who bankrupted the family) - somehow I fell into that role too even though I did nothing but help her

ChatGPT said she is just fundamentally incapable of emotional repair or actually dealing with a real person who isn’t just having sex with her and having shallow conversations - so it makes sense she is a massive hoe on tinder and other apps because it works for what guys want. Unfortunately not for me, if you disrespect me, and make no swift effort on your own initiative to own and repair it, you’re cut immediately. If more guys did this maybe women would act right. But I know she had at least 4 other simps orbiting her ready to tell her she’s the best

Basically just use ChatGPT it will get you pussy but make sure you’re charismatic irl too and in shape

>>107738789
The language was fucked from the start, full of terrible ideas. However, with that as the baseline, it got fucked even more once a few Russian JavaScript tech influencers infiltrated the board and started pushing for the async shit and the type annotations. Since then Guido fucking left, and now every single release is breaking a bunch of old code. Not to mention that every dependency with C code has to be rewritten to accommodate for the backward incompatible C Python API changes, every single release. Half the useful libraries don't fucking work on the latest and the second-latest versions of CPython.

> A guy from NY named Ganesh wants me to approve two AI-generated PRs, which "fix potential command injections". They don't.
It's all so tiresome.

>>107739410
It's scary. I started rejecting many more pull requests at my wagecuck job due to serious issues recently. Many, many obvious and serious issues. It wasn't the case a year ago, and the change is sharp. Some departments have implemented an "AI" pull request review bot too. I am afraid of using any software and websites that may compromise my personal data, especially banking.

>>107738421
This is the standard behavior of Rust's lsp if you install it in X editor.

>>107730163
Based fellow web dev

I'm trying to implement caching with a service worker. It seems my service worker can only intercept fetch events for everything except the URL in the address bar. So if I go to `example.com` then I can intercept fetch events for `example.com/script.js`, but not for the root path, which would deliver index.html. MDN suggests this is how it should behave because it talks about requests "following page navigation", suggesting that the page you're navigating to itself can't have its fetch request intercepted:
>The fetch event is fired [by]... network requests to load pages and subresources (such as JavaScript, CSS, and images) made by the browser following page navigation
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/ServiceWorkerGlobalScope/fetch_event

Unless I'm just stupid and there's a way to intercept fetching the URL in the address bar. Oh well, I guess I'll just intercept requests to `script.js` and do my caching in that event handler.

>>107739865
Who is "we"?

C-Claude 5 will save the hobby...

>>107738472
buge :DD

Guys, chill out. We'll have AGI by next year, and it'll RP just like a human

>>107739895
You and I, the regular posters of /aicg/

emac lips

Do you guys use tab-bar-mode?

>>107739120
Sometimes I get hyped to start using it but then I forget and stop. Ibuffer with proper filters help me manage lots of uffers.

>>107739120
I find it useful for having multiple different projects open. So each tab is its own project/task, with its own set of windows.
If I'm only working on a single project then it's just a single tab.

>>107739120
For GUI Emacs, I've added these bindings to make tabs feel more like other programs that use tabs. (<prior> and <next> are PgUp and PgDn for me.)

  (keymap-global-set "C-S-t"       #'tab-new)
  (keymap-global-set "C-<prior>"   #'tab-previous)
  (keymap-global-set "C-<next>"    #'tab-next)

This doesn't work for terminal Emacs, because most terminals already use those bindings for their own tabs.

>>107737946
Except there are no weird hacks. Namespaces and CGroups are a first class citizen built-in to Linux.

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>>107737946
This. It actually has some use cases
>can be used to build Linux and Win applications which is useful if you want to make a program available for both
>ensures when you test or build that no dependencies existing on your dev machine are assumed to exist by the end user - this way missing dependencies reveal themselves as errors and you can build/integrate them accordingly
>allows you to setup and orchestrate a local network which can be useful if your testing or building net code
>if you know what you're doing you can get kind of crafty and make some neat quick startup scripts

I do absolutely agree some devs make their shit retarded by requiring Docker though

>>107737992
this, but you can run any database you want without having to install them or worrying about what ports they're running on

>>107738149
we already had tools to fix all of that.
it's called build your app as a Windows app and just test it on Wine to make sure it's compatible.
Windows doesn't have dependency hell because you can just bundle all your DLLs together with your app and the file size will still be 100x smaller than docker, appimages, flatpaks, snaps or whatever.

>>107738747
I was kind of surprised that Solaris is still maintained.

>>107736078
Really? I like how motif looks but I'm old.

>>107739391
it's on life support. there's still legacy solaris systems making oracle money, so they're milking the most of it with least effort.

>>107736157
So Reddit

>>107739453
It looks like crap because of the horrible fonts, inconsistent font sizes, inconsistent and bad padding and margins everywhere. The system menus are fuckhuge for no reason, too. Fuckhuge dock.

>>107739649
What about it is hard to use? You search the repo you want and it just works.

>>107739649
Uhh... If it's the .apk choice that's the problem, just pick the one with arm64-v8 in the filename, unless you're a poorfag, then you pick the one with x86, and you're good to go.

>>107739674
>You search the repo you want and it just works
You are being disingenuous, the process is much longer than.

>>107739678
The .apk choice isn't the problem. The.problem is that it won't install the update and it has a bunch of retarded option that I don't know what they dom

lol, just go to https://search.f-droid.org/ get apk you want, check it with virustotal, install and - done, now start using you're phone

>>107739648
Wikipedia is ran by the CIA

>>107739648
Server maintenence cost - 2%
Salaries and DEI tranny grooming initiatives - 98%

>>107739770
revenue: 200mil
hosting: ~8mil
>yfw it's not even an exaggeration

>>107739648
>Why won't you say thank you to Jimbo?
because I don't give a fuck
I already have the whole thing downloaded offline, if wikipedia disappears tomorrow it will not impact me

not paying communist lowlifes any money

>>107730783
>extremely ornamented tacky glossy ui
>not a single thing with perceptibly correct sizing spacing or alignment

vgh kde4 how did they do it

>>107739509
nate’s actions start to make sense once you realise that he’s trying to take kde from europe

>>107730783
KDE 4 was a complete disaster. Nepomuk and Akonadi were big bets that went very wrong.
Plasma 5 was much better but semi-related things like SDDM and Maliit were (and still are) complete abortions. The lock screen used to crash regularly and kwin wasn't the most stable thing either.
Plasma 6 is nice and stable, the login manager and virtual keyboard are supposedly going to be replaced by in-house forks, I'm not holding my breath but so far no crashes.

>>107739617
this
TechPaladin is already US based, it would make his life easier if all financies were in the US and US gov could pay them some contracts

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>>107738568
Arch + Nvidia, literally never had Plasma crash in the past 3 years. I also don't use any third party garbage plugins/themes whatever.

>>107738334
>That was over 10 years ago and no one even uses Rails anymore.
>>107739565
>Yeah, I'd say 2008 was the year of Ruby.
:-( this makes me sad. ruby and rails were the most exciting thing in dev at the time. it felt like this whole new wave of young hotshot programmers making cool software for fun. literally as soon as nodejs hit the scene fun web dev just died off. I don't even understand why.

>Ruby on Rails was 20 years ago.

Now gen alpha will rewrite it in Zig.

>>107739844
>Now gen alpha will rewrite it in Zig.
>implying gen z and a can program
nice bait

>>107739866
genZ is not going to buy into C++, C++ was a bad idea built on top of a bad idea

Fuck you and fuck your soi-jac thread

>>107738847
have you not been checking? >>107725279 (me) has a section dedicated to game icons. my approach is similar to >>107738847’s, minus the retroarch part.

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pufferfish wit da big ass lip

>>107725024
how did you get that top bar, looks clean af

>>107726540
why would you need to learn about RAID to program with c++
>The issue with Cpp is that you need to read Bjarne book which is 1200 pages
god forbid!
>then you need to read a 900 pages of Cpp98
what are you talking about
>then read a modern book of Cpp 2013, then a pragmatic book of Cpp 2017, and then a best practice modern programming book
you're vaguely referring to effective modern c++ which is a small book.

>>107711740
It is the language of straight white men. It is easy to fuck thing up in C++ if you are less intelligent so it must be erradicated and replaced with a LGBQBBWQWTFBANFHJLHDGAUGLGJGAJLFHKLSFAMCNNOIROUIR friendly language like Rust which has no problems every and everything it makes is error free and memory safe!

>>107711740
> why is C++ hated
It is one of the worst fucking programming languages I can think of. It's so fucking god awful, looking at almost any of it makes me want to gouge my eyes out, and that's not even when trying to fucking program in it

These two things alone make the syntax of the language itself imo completely invalid as anything to be taken seriously as a language: the preprocessor, particularly #ifdef #endif conditional compilation shit (note: these don't have to come right after a newline but C++ programmers are retarded and do it anyway); and namespace referencing using `::`, which makes things so fucking verbose and hard to parse that I genuinely just want to kill whenever I see it

>>107711744
The best part about coding in C++ is knowing that jeets don't know how to. And it's important to code in C++ so that you can remind saars that they aren't allowed to have anything good in life. They're allowed to have Java and designated shitting streets. And that's, you know, pretty much it.
>Hey, that's a pretty good C++ function - not that a jeet would know.

>>107711921
at the very least you want C++14, which is basically a bugfix release for C++11. still, going lower than C++17 is painful.

>>107736792
>X13G1 or G2. X380/X390
What's the difference between those?

>>107736160
define ancient

t. daily driving an X270 with dual battery

>>107680640
bros what do I do when I can't keep using my T430 anymore? I think I'm fine for now but this is something I've looked into before. Last time I checked I felt disgust and rage and gave up and kept using my T430 and now I'm at a point where I'm kind of thinking about it again.

How do I cope with this or live with something that's not my T430? I would only get something newer to run modern bloatware when the 430 can't load websites and stuff anymore, but it seems like everything else will be a huge downgrade.

>even worse keyboard than the already not so great t430 keyboard
>no WAN switch
>no latches
>no VGA
>fewer USB ports (which is insane to me)
>gayer and uglier
>no thinklight

is there anything I'm overlooking? I would pay a chink $1500 to put a newer CPU/motherboard into my laptop tbqh

>>107734285
So the cell is causing the system to turn itself off even when plugged? Guess its time to get a new battery, any suggestions?

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Anyone here has experience using these? I'm thinking of using 2230 1tb drive instead of 2242 because it's easier to find.