thinking of buying an m4 air, i mainly browse the internet and watch youtube, play indie 2d games and use things like Whisper

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>>107830482
consider how shit w11 is, then imagine if it were 5X worse, and 5X as expensive.
that's the steaming heap of pajeet shit that is crapple pajeetOS, running on its own custom tailored specially designed first party apploo hardware
these curryniggers can't even update their own pajeetOS on their own 100% in house 100% custom designed currybooks without bricking them

now imagine if these street shitters released their curryniggerOS to run on completely unsupported hardware with drivers made by onions boy hobbyists, that's pajeetintosh
macos is the biggest heap of currynigger shit in the history of operating systems, and releasing it on PC would finally expose this curryniggerOS to the world for the steaming heap of pajeet shit that it is

>>107830398
finder is better than aything

>>107830501
Base m4 air is a crazy deal

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there is no equivalent to macs

macs have:
>soldered SSD/RAM/WLAN
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>when pajeetOS runs out of RAM it swapfile rapes the SSD to death within 3 years
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>when the SSD dies it bricks your entire currybook because the EFI is stored on thesoldered SSD to save $0.05 on a dedicated chip
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>components serial numbered and tied to the motherboard to prevent repair and replacement (including battery)
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>riveted keyboard that requires total destruction of the chassis to replace
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>flexgate cables that are so brittle they crack from opening your screen past 90 degrees more than 2 dozen times
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs

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>>107826316
>>107827684
Because C# is language used by people who actually get their bills paid with a programming job.

>>107830479
LLM's are just good at churning out TS, and being able to pass the errors back into the context faster makes it better for the task than JS. The growth isn't driven by human adoption.

>>107827080
C# and .NET development are white men jobs, actual jobs, not hobbies funded by gibs or neetbux.

>>107826719
Isn't that Rust?

>>107824743
>python up bigly
wgmi

>>107826989
>is ASM still really used?
Yes. Time critical and high performance functions, especially on DSPs, are routinely written in assembly code.

>>107826989
>is ASM still really used?
For sure. Usually not in large amounts, but for critical functions, especially where compilers have a tendency to choose to do something deeply suboptimal.
It's a bit more common in firmware than in application code.

>>107818149
When I was in highschool in Croatia we have specialistic ex-commie "blue collar" highschools and I loved tech so I went into electrical engineering highschool ("low voltage" path as it was called). Aside general highschool shit we learned how semiconductors worked, general electrical engineering, amplifiers, some informational theory, etc etc and a tiny bit of low level programming like in assembly and matlab. We had to code up a microcontroller and flash LEDs in a row in specific manner. Was fun.
Then in college me and buddy of mine liked to joke that most of the electrical engineers there are "arduino engineers" so I tried hard learning more about PIC and ARM architectures and how I could code in assembly rather than in that arduino ide. Did some pcb stuff, coded few microcontrolers. Was fun.

Then after a while didn't touch it because I went into Python as a career path. Wanted to touch on reverse engineering a bit so I started heavy learning asm but it never lead anywhere because I got demotivated and old. That shit is for hardocre no life autists. I enjoyed our little fling while we had it tho.

>>107828258
>heavy learning asm but it never lead anywhere because I got demotivated and old
I managed to crack a couple of commercial softwares just by looking at the graph view in IDA

>>107818149
https://chortle.ccsu.edu/AssemblyTutorial/index.html

>>107827147
>Did Stallman really?
no, while the copyright to the GNU versions of those utilities is owned by the FSF, Stallman didn't contribute to any of them

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>man man

>>107830471
even the mouse performs salat, alhamdulilah

>>107830505
>Stallman didn't contribute to any of them
The manpage for ls lists RMS as an author

>>107830550
ls is not listed in OP's list, which is clearly what i was referring to by "those utilities" in my response to OP

https://scratch.mit.edu

My first website was done with notepad

>>107825936
Alacritty, tmux, nvim

I'm not a programmer but I'm learning will probably use Emacs because I did the tutorial on it and now it's like the only editor I can move around in haha.

>>107821942

You CAN'T use Proton as some throwaway account. If you create a Proton email and then use it as an email verification for like siging up to a service/website, Proton will block the email and send you their own email explaining how they don't want you to use their e-mail as a throwaway.

Now if they supposedly aren't scanning your emails... then how tf would they know when you're being sent verification emails?

>>107828453
for every 1 person I give my email to, I give it to 100 websites and half of them send a verification code. I get that maybe they don't want you to use protonmail as throwaway to spam other services with, but half the fucking emails I get are confirmation codes for signups and signins because I don't opt into any marketing fluff. Banning people for using their email in a way that almost every website in existence today makes you use it as a convention is a really weird policy.

>>107828453
>Most commonly your account is flagged after signing up for something that sends a code to your e-mail for sign-up verification - lots of services do this.
Surely you mean if the only email activity on your account is solely receiving verification codes?

>>107828535
>Now if they supposedly aren't scanning your emails... then how tf would they know when you're being sent verification emails?
maybe getting ten thousand emails per day from noreply.verification@website.com could be a hint.

>>107829920
They block you after 1st. If I remember correctly you have to wait either few days or a week after creating an account, before you can receive verification mail without account restrictions

What is the cost? Fixed or token based?
If token based, can you estimate runtime cost at all? Can you give it a task and come back, have it done nothing useful and cost 100 bucks?

I tried using qwen3-instruct-4b for autocomplete. It's slow and its autocompletes are terrible. Or maybe I haven't set it up right, I'm unsure because continue.dev seems to do a lot of magic work in the background.

>>107806541
i feel like biz is a containment board for scams, so i'm asking here, what memecoin should i buy

>>107806541
I refuse to use this shit unless I'm getting paid, or its paid for.

>>107830162
Ok, I didn't see it up quite right. It works fine-ish, but it's a bit slow on my machine. I'm also not thrilled about it triggering the AI on every key press.

We have people trying to run Windows 8 and lower for nostalgia or some other reason, but do we have people trying to run say, stuff with Linux 2.0?

>>107828851
show off to whom? I don't imagine anyone is gonna be impressed that a 5080 runs games at mid-high settings

I have a t460p I can't get the wifi to work I just installed windows 10 I tried going on the website to get the drivers installing the windows 10 driver doesn't do anything

/csg/ is dead, sorry for using your thread /sqt/
anyone used the ATK a9 pro extensively?
i know it's an >expensive chink mouse
but honestly thats the most i can spend for a mouse. the scyhrox v6 might be the topdog but i really cant stretch to that
the vxe r1 pro is in the similar price range but there were QC issues (plebbit) of double clicking

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I've been using Linux (nobara) for a month now. Should I be hibernating my PC? There's a 10% chance it fails whenever I click it, which I usually do when I turn in for the day, so the lights are still on when I go to my desk the next morning.

Should I just put it to sleep? The problem with sleeping is that there's a 30% chance it turns itself back on for some reason.

>>107830129
Zoomers probably don't even know what an OS is. They just use ithings and android and chrome books and consoles and cloud services and AI. They only know payed for nonsense. Want a movie pay streaming service want a game pay game pass want anything find some jew and pay it money. They are the "you will own nothing" generation. Also they are generally used to extremely basic gui so anything outside of that they will think is a virus or malware or some other nonsense boomers are honestly better with tech than them. I sent a zip file in a discord server once with some .ini files in it or something for a game I can't remember and some zoomers went crazy at out how I'm trying to infect their phone as it didn't recognise the file and they needed to pay to open a zip or something but they didn't even know what a zip was and called me a hacker I shit you not.

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>>107830161
they didn't ask copilot the corect speeling.

>>107830129
>Boomers: people who actually produce.
>Millennials: people who simply exist.
>Zoomers: "people" are are worthless parasites.
It does fit.

>>107830327
sheeesh, damn dude

>>107830129
I only stuck with Windows for as long as I did because some of my earliest and happiest memories were playing on Windows 98 and looking at the PC software sections of computer stores while my dad browsed for hardware. I started hating it when they started pushing One Drive, but by then I was too lazy to bother changing.

>>107830205
Cherry MX2A blues and just spring-swap them.

Are OG BCPs worth getting over the Kailh BCPs? Someone's selling the ones with cream stems/cherry top/alpaca bottom.

>>107830230
That's a little more work than I was hoping for, but it is an option so thank you very much.

Also, thanks to that one anon who wrote positively about his Shenpo caps. I bought the Cyrillic ones, they're in mint condition and I like how sharp the legends are and how the mods look a tad darker than my Black Snail U9s.

Salute to whoever sniped the last one >>107825444

Hope it was one of you fine fellows

Might as well post here.
New chroma anime-tune:
https://civitai.com/models/860092?modelVersionId=2584964
It's Chroma so it's slow as shit and has schizo anatomy. But mogs SDXL in terms of backgrounds and text.
Do what you will with this info.

>>107828231
Nice!

>>107824032
Yes. Simply create a truth table for every single thing a programmer might know (based on questions one very single domain). You'll probably have to painstakenly fill in over 9000 forms, but it'll be the most detailed representation of the skills.

>>107826457
If it's above 0, become concerned.

>>107824032
IQ test + Years of experience

>>107828202
ygu

>>107824032
Write 2 basic tests which determine whether or not the person can solve basic problems by using variables and functions.
Write 1 complex test which determines whether or not the person can solve a multi-step problem.

They don't need to pass the test, but if they display an ability to break down a problem into smaller steps, then write functions, then you can bet that they will be able to write a large scale program given enough time if they *want* to.

A real method is just a checklist of program methodologies and evidence that they used such a methodology. Variables, using the variable correctly, int usage, operator usage +-/* modulus, function, using the function correctly, designing functions appropriately, recursion (very rarely useful), lambdas, external libraries, file usage, datatype class definitions, a math test can be very very good for long term aptitude. There is only 1 thing that matters and that is the will to do it. 10 years of will can prove to be surmounting in experience and skill so beyond that of other developers that catching up in speed may seem impossible.

>>107814540
>>107816899
Looking good.

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>>107827344
Try out HDR painting with higher value depth and ACES. It makes a huge difference with heavily using additive values.

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bump, got my Camera and CameraController classes working properly :D

>>107821514
Nothing wrong with a RHI you fool.

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Nth post for making a game/engine with Go

>>107825321
crts had more soul, but the picture was definitely not as good. also the viewing angles weren't great, there was a faint flickering, and (at least for me) a really high pitched sound, like tinnitus, whenever i turned ours on

>>107825321
>Were CRTs really that much better than the displays of today?
in some ways they were. we did get to high definition crt (and that shit was amazing) but the tubes and electronics were so heavy it took two fit men to move the tv - and even then those two men would struggle.

>>107825507
>when you project your mental collapse on an image board: the post
sad cringe

>>107828151
>no burn ins.
>no bezels
from the land of fantasy and the make believe. crt had both, zoomy zoomzoom.

Crts are shit and have always been shit. Anyone who says otherwise is either
>Fat fuck boomer who can't let go of 1985
>Poor 3rd world browns trying to self validation their broken CRT because they're so poor that's all they can afford
>Shithead zooms who nostalgia larp
That's it.

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>>107825321
For /vr/ and old /tv/, sure.

>>107825650
>in 2 years it was Crysis.
I get you man, I lived through the 90s and today? Imagine that Crysis is almost 20 years now and it still looks GOOD even by today's standards. Sure, vidya might not be a good benchmark of all technology progress, but it still shows that we have stalled in some aspects. Hardware is vastly more powerful than in 2007 (although it has stalled in its own way - essentially being just buffed up hardware from mid 2000s) but software didn't follow. Instead of utilizing that power for improvements, developers used it to allow themselves to be more sloppy in their work, releasing shitty code is apparently allowed now because the hardware can make up for it.

if I have ltsc iot without microsoft store app and I get an app from MS store website as an installer and install it that way will I still be getting updates?

>>107828850
Just install winget through asheroto's winget-install script and install MS Store apps through that. Run "winget update --all" to update them.

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Picked up a Lunar Lake laptop for cheap. All the supposedly Windows 11 only drivers work perfectly with W10 Enterprise IoT LTSC 2021. Haven't noticed any scheduler issues with the E-cores, but there is a BIOS option to disable them in case it is ever needed.

>>107815468
its ok when the version of windows I was raised on does it

>>107827496
My very professional guess is that Microsoft is getting more and more under pressure because of W11's issues that now the way they're using it is as a test ground for the theoretical Windows 12.

They're going to use 11 to test what works and what doesn't, what AI slop people actually use, what architecture changes they want to implement, and if their rumored plans to rewrite most of the OS with AI is even feasible. This means 11 is gonna get both worse and better in a variety of areas for at least another 2 years, then they announce the actual successor which is not gonna be a huge change in philosophy but it's gonna be good enough to please a huge chunk of people, kinda like W8 to W10