When is the AI bubble going to pop? This is taking too long.
>>107696032Once Huawei starts filling gpu orders for Bytedance is when cracks will form, what happens in the next year will determine our future. 2h26 into 2027 will be interesting times.
>>107696032you're reading too much reddit bubba, that's not a thing that's going to happen any time soon. this is not the dotcom bubble, this is a global arms race.
>>107697410>More Than MooreI mean I fully agree with you, but that's a retarded ass thing to call it.
>>107696032>When is the AI bubble going to pop?If we knew, we'd short it like a bunch of bandits and wouldn't tell you.
>>107696032>AI bubblecute cope for wagies whose cozy positions are on a ticking death clock
Do you like to create an AI surveillance state in your household, anon?
>>107696062So therefore recording your child to monitor their homework is a form of producing CP
>>107696062PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP GET EDUCATED GET EDUCATED GET EDUCATEEEEED
>>107696062as far as white western inventions go public education has destroyed the lives of more East Asian children than the two atom bombs dropped on Japan combined
>>107695944Lame considering even small visual models can accurately describe a running stream in detail with little latency.
>>107695824that's horrible, i'm so glad their faces are censoredwestern parents would never spam their children on social media without their consent like those bugmen do
I was gonna buy an HP omnibook with a snapdragon processor but I googled to see if it worked with my rollo label printer. It doesn't.
>>107696249The one with the broken flex cable was Bestbuy marketplace, straight from a refurbishing company.The other one with the Absolute persistence problem was bought from a legit store, equivalent of Micro Center you guys have in burgerland. Although it was refurbished by a 3rd party, not by the store itself.
>>107690646You can print through a fucking phone. Why wouldn't a snapdragon processor work?
>>107690646>are we still avoiding ARM processorsThe only usable ARM computers are macs, since applel went all into it, but at the same time they dropped the ball with thousands of vidya, software and drivers that'll never get ported, same shit when they dropped 32 bit support.
>>107690646Are you planning on using Windows on it? If so, do you want to run much software other than what it came with?Yes? Then it's crap garbage avoid like the plague.Are you going to install Linux? Are there drivers available for the hardware? Are you willing to build software from source when a precompiled binary isn't available?Then it's much more viable, and should get you more battery life per weight and amount of performance.
>>107697328Even linux support for these chips isn't great. I was interested in the qualcomm laptops, but qualcomm's lack of support for linux made me lose interest. I am so tired of arm hardware with poor vendor support.
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>>107697249I only screenshot cabal trackers just in case another what.cd situation happens again. Though trash like FNP and HUNO are a waste of my time.
>>107697362still broken. even when i select from the file explorer, even when using any other screenshot, it just shows those results
>>107697398Banned or just disabled? KG will reenable accounts even after many years if it was just inactivity
Test yyy
>>107694858>he took my obvious shitpost seriously
>open sores>pinephones>CoC softwareNot a SHTF solution. When some, um, people are causing a lot of wars, how come you haven't invested in any radiation hardened computer hardware, anon?What good is that loicense going to do you after the apocalypse if your machine is zapped?I'll still be able to play games, watch porn and kino while you sob autistically about your stinkpad. If your machine wasn't for faggots you could log on to my ham radio bbs at night when the skip's good.
A new way to use AI where it spontaneously feels more humanI want to share something strange I discovered recently.It’s genuinely interesting—and honestly, way more fun than how I used AI before.
This is something AI gooners have known about, used and perfected since LLAMA 1
What are some things that just don't work on Linux? I'm interested in finding a long term project that's beyond my current abilities.
>>107694910I'd rather have it not working than pay 20 dollers for BetterDisplay on mac!
>>107689428I doubt you can convinse several companies to develop their products for Linux. Desktop Enviroments with good UI is my other gripe. I don't know what else needed fixing.
>>107689428After 10 years of Linux on my second machine the only thing that doesn't work on Linux for me is Fusion360
>>107689461>tfw you're operating system kernel needs to become a functioning adult
>>107697445Siemens NX works just fine on Loonix albeit.
Needing some advice on music players for Linux. Running Antergos. Installed a few, and so far the only viable option is Audacious, but it is missing some creature comforts that I got with foobar. Most importantly, I want one that will support some sort of convolver, since I have impulse waveforms for all of my cans. I am using a Schiit stack to play everything. Anyone have any recommended players?
>>107690065>>107695081Pic for reference
>>107690134You can convert in it, however audacious as OP is already using is better in almost every way.
>>107695187qjackctl, so this is jack based?interesting.
>>107696206kinda. I just have all the deps for pipewire/jack/pulse. I can just sort of use the tools for shit, now, without giving a fuck. It's magic afaik.
>>107690065strawberry
Ion Storm edition/gedg/ Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki//gedg/_-_Game_and_Engine_Dev_GeneralIRC: irc.rizon.net #/g/gedgProgress Day: https://rentry.org/gedg-jams/gedg/ Compendium: https://rentry.org/gedg/agdg/: >>>/vg/agdgGraphics Debugger: https://renderdoc.org/Requesting Help-Problem Description: Clearly explain your issue, providing context and relevant background information.-Relevant Code or Content: If applicable, include relevant code, configuration, or content related to your question. Use code tags.Previous: https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/107607659/#107607659
>>107680513>>107681020This is why I just keep working on engine systems and procrastinate on art.
>>107691769doing gamedev for a living as a programmer is the most retarded decision you could make. do literally anything else.
Bump.
I made a few things today, but have this meme instead
>>107697207Me too. I assume those are his Nightmare Vision™ googles.
I think what people miss the most is the lightheartedness of anything computer back then.
>>107693755i want to go back
>>107694307I use this on my daily driver. https://github.com/ful1e5/banana-cursor
>>107694582Why...
>>107693755Software made by transgender devs always feel soulful
>>107693778People who like dinosaurs.Duh.
I want to get back into learning to code muh games. I used to do it in C, but I'm contemplating if I should continue, or switch to lua?
just consume llm and get excited for next llm
>>107697402Is that the language where elements start at 1 for some reason?
I don't code, I just ranked every lang that I "know" from what I heard and saw. + aura and looks. Sorry if your fav lang isn't on the list. I just use Linux and I unintentionally use bash and sometimes. I use python and pip to download shit and scripts, but I never wrote a single line of it.
>>107696063>bicycle>just use a lawnmowerthis makes op's gay and retarded take sound much cooler than it is
>>107696063Sorry, but as soon as I heard C# was developed by microsoft for "safety" to replace C++ (chads) I knew I had to put it in the trash tier, just like rust. I know that you guys will be writing C# and Rust code with your AgenticOS, soon. "Safe" Langs to prevent fatal LLM mistakes. And true C++ chads use qt (based) for cross platform compatibility.
>>107696229If C++ is so great, why is the fastest doom engine written in C#?
>>107694451>>107695698>>107696229
>>107696229dumb niggeryou don't know anything about either language, they're not remotely the same and aren't comparable
Will 2026 finally be the year of the RISC desktop?
>>107676454>Will 2026 finally be the year of the RISC desktop?Name one desktop or laptop being sold with one of those in.If it's not deployed in enough numbers already, it's not going to make it in a year, especially when many people are feeling short for cash. People will hold onto their old systems for longer instead.
>>107678491Static recompilation is generally impossible. Compilation throws away too much information. To produce a correct disassembly with all code and data sections fully identified, and all fixups properly resolved is the kind of thing that can only be achieved with very strong AI, probably approaching AGI.
>>107696710I think he means risc V
>>107696524>You then start adding in the 30 years of development x86 has already had onto what RISC is already doing - which as the lessons have been learned shouldn't take 30 years - and RISC-V *will* be eating x86_64's market share as it delivers the same performance in a vastly reduced TDP.RISC-V ignored the last 30 years of development. How do you add a 32-bit constant to a register in RISC-V? RISC even makes that a hassle. x86 has a lot of problems because of all the decades of extensions to what was originally a 16-bit computer, but all the RISCs are even worse.
>>107697216> x86 has a lot of problems because of all the decades of extensions to what was originally a 16-bit computer.i386 was close to problem free.amd64 was where it really started going wrong. The rex prefix was a mistake. It would have been better if they instead added a mandatory prefix byte. The manditory prefix would allow for 32 registers, and also subsume the 0F prefix.
It's escalating hard. We WILL win this fight.
>>107694489The thing is, what artist has actually been replaced though.In fact in the US at least blue collar jobs are also falling off
>>107686167i unironically started to get more pro-ai? because of troons
>>107686167People upload art to X/Twitter (IA and handmade) because there arent other places.Pixiv is Japan-only. Your audience need be premium for see R-18Deviantart is Deviantart.Behance is for Adobe adoring fans4chan has a limit of 300 posts.
>>107693163You go to first grade at age 6, so you could try to shield them for 4 years or introduce games earlier so they can socialise with classmates. However they would only get a dumb phone.
>>107686167Purity sure this is b8 but it worms my cold, dead hart to see more normal-cows wanting to kill big tech. If only I could get the Republicans in the US to hate them this much. >>107696478The only other place I can think of is Substack. It's for writers but has an X clone with Notes and they make money off of subs instead of adds. I don't think the mailing list part of Substack is good for showing art though.
Why aren't you downloading all the software/tools for anything you could ever want to do offline on your OS since 2010? Download sites for obscure tools and utilities go down every year, accelerated since the last 5. Software support cycles are the fire in which we burn.
>>107692840you get shitposts as replies because in the linux world this concept is nonexistenti could get a windowsxp iso and install 900 apps from that era and all of them would function perfectlymeanwhile on a linux from 2004 i dont even know where to start, gonna take me 3 weeks to find the 900GB of libs necessary
>>107692840the only thing I'm "maxxing" is my credit card out
>>107695681They just sent you to their custom sites which showed ads next to google results in a frame
>>107695845https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_Linux_Archive
>>107695845>meanwhile on a linux from 2004 i dont even know where to startWith certain distros like SUSE they would include basically any package they had at the time on a few DVDs. I think Debian still does this
