Why is this kind of person so common in tech circles?
This, they've got the "if I can't have it then no one can" mentality about skills that are outside their reach. Not even just with art but with programming also.
>>107802445Because there are a lot of autists in the tech world. They are still right that people who make entarte art should be hanged.
>>107802445>everyone who doesnt think highly of me is secretly envious of me and a literal subhuman genetic failure whose opinions do not matter>this means im loved and respected by everyone who matters>im also a representative of humanity so being anti-me is being anti-humanIts severe narcissism from artfags who got told they were special their entire life. The bigger their ego, the more insane they become when they fall
>>107802445sociopaths are everywhereI knew a bad one once, my options were to kill him or cut ties.
>>107802445Pic rel is correct but the exact same thing could be set about the same artists who let "le heckin tech bros" live rent free in their heads. The resentful techbros are at least more bearable because they at least keep their autism contained on niche places like here or discord. /ic/-tier creatures meanwhile, tend to lean more on the normie side the and therefore are basically everywhere and therefore Stick there noses and opinions anywhere and everywhere because for some reason they think they, the arts, and humanities as a whole are God's gift to humanity. Techies at least have a somewhat stable and secure job field even when factoring in AI. Humanities focused careers. Meanwhile, have much weaker job security, hence the " starving artist" trope. And respect them for sticking to something they love, but if you want to do that shit as a main career to put foot on the table, you're objectively a fool unless you have connections or are absurdly talented and lucky. The obnoxious artsy types no, they will never get the prestige and respect crave so much so they take out that frustration on other people and "ai bros" are the easiest target since SaaS vermin are committed to making everything worse on purpose for shits and giggles.
what are your favorite tech grifts? mine is every few years someone tries to invent a "smart gun" like in metal gear solid and then literally not a single person wants to buy it and all the police unions have said they will go on strike if they are mandated on cops and then the company goes bankrupt. I think the only exception was mossberg somehow survived without a bankruptcy but even bigger companies like smith and wesson. The smith and wesson one was hilarious >guy buys smith for $112 million >tries to invent smart guns>boycot>has to sell smith and wesson for $15 million
>>107802506that's not a smart gun. "smart guns" are guns with some kind of electronic lock that blocks anyone other than the designated user from firing the gun, see the guns in metal gear solid. so like a fingerprint detector or some kind of RIFD chip
>>107802506>range datasmall cheap laser range finders already exist>wind dataprobably impossible to get in most situations unless you send drones out to measure the wind along the path you want to shoototherwise you can measure the wind at the location of the gun but that's not that accurateeither way you don't need a "smart gun" for that bullshit you just need a "smart scope" but of course that's not such a juicy idea and doesn't make as much profit so Amerimutt corporations won't consider it
>>107802520that's not what a smart gun is, see >>107802518you tranny thirdy retard
>>107802423My favorite tech grift is the part where tech promises "hey goyim, we have a new mommy for you" but that never comes.
>>107802506I think OP is referring stuff like picrel as a smart gun.
>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacshttps://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacshttps://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs-config-generator.fly.devhttps://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratchhttp://xahlee.info/emacshttps://emacs.tvComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107801447>What toolkit did you compile emacs with?lucid is the most based
>>107801098gptel/gptel-agent or agent-shell. If you mean code completion, I don't really know.
>>107801447okay I will try with xwayland>What toolkit did you compile emacs with?M-x emacs-versionGNU Emacs 30.2 (build 1, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, X toolkit, cairo version 1.18.4, Xaw3d scroll bars)X toolkit ig
M-x emacs-versionGNU Emacs 30.2 (build 1, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, X toolkit, cairo version 1.18.4, Xaw3d scroll bars)
>>107801399got it workingbecause who wants to write error messages anyway?(defmacro verify [form] `(when-not ~form (throw (ex-info ~@(let [known-symbol-to-value# (volatile! {})] (c.walk/postwalk #(doComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>107800166congrats anon, you won.
AI is making my older relatives retardedthey're always watching AI slop videos on youtube or facebook or wherever the fuck
Where is this actually happening? My older relatives HATE AI slop.
That's the point, they want dumb people to get used to using it because it's a lot better for collecting data than a search engine from a data brokerage's point of view
>>107802627Maybe the tech elite are so upset about the pushback because they were so up their own ass and assumed people were all brainrotted zombies like OP's older relatives?
>>107802621praise kek
>>107802621Same. '70s kids love that shit
Woops it's a TKL with beige on it editionPrevious: >>107722679 >Keyboard recommendation template:https://pastebin.com/n220xk9V>Find vendorshttps://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list // Up-to-date list of reputable vendors with brief descriptionshttps://keycaplendar.firebaseapp.com // Tracker for current and upcoming keycap group buys>This keyboard stuff is so expensive!https://aliexpress.com (or Taobao if you know how)>Learn about MX-type switches ("mechanical keyboard switches")Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107802191Class100
>>107802169Needs a noose around it.
>>107802281Just put in the order for mine. Got industrial grey and am looking to put my MTNU Space Cadet caps on it. Debating what switches to use, thinking something clicky to maximize loudness with the solenoid while I shitpost.
>buy a tkl >actually miss using the numpad when i need it to type numbers :(I think I'll just remove the pause/insert/end etc key and put my old numpad there if I can program them to work
>building my own kb>trying to keep compact yet functionalwhat do you think so far?
how do people know where to put all this silver stuff?
>>107788247I think it was pretty much all through hole back then. Through hole is optimized for ease of doing it by hand. You poke the legs through the holes, and can bend the legs to hold a bunch of them in place so you can place a lot and then flip it and quickly solder all of them. Surface mount is possible to do by hand but kind of a pain in the ass, and is really optimized for machines. Humans could precisely set all the components with their ends in the little beads of pre-tinned or paste solder and then put it in an oven, but it's tedious and too easy to bump already placed components. You can also solder a lot of them with an iron, but that's a pain in the ass and only really done for repairs.
PCB = goodBGA = spawn from hell
>>107788197ancient white people figured it outdey ain't around anymore but the factories continue running for nowhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHenisSTUQY
>>107802409they just need to play minecraft gregtechit's literally exactly the same, progress is a real thing & works in a straight line etcnone of it is magic, etc
>>107802653automation helps too, like the other anon saidasians are good too
>"yeah bro, AI increased my productivity"I don't get it.
>>107788432> opengl state machine filters ai nice. I had the same experience with implementing fenics sims its fucking sucks but is 100% convinced that it works.
>>107796642this sorta reminds me after getting a bit older i stopped talking to a friend because i couldn't tell whether i was messaging; talking to him or his "partner." in recent times id think a similar thought, am i talking to a friend or an ai machine because its use seems ubiquitous and accepted among most friends. id say in both cases it is a worthless endeavour to chat in such conditions
>>107796642>see 4chan argument>one anon has a based opinion and the other is gay>the based one uses an AI summary as proof>have to side with the fag anon on principle
>>107800211>muh sidecritical thinking of a five-year-old
>>107792978Conversely, I think it is good to sometimes ask it about stuff you do know well. You can see things that>it knows that you also know>it can suggest that you didn't immediately think about, or know about>it speaks confidently about but are basically just avoiding basic rookie mistakes>it has strange obsessions about but are not actually very relevantThen try to imagine just following its advice about a topic without the prelearned filter, how much time or effort would you spend on some nonsense
nueralink or whatever is vaporware and still too scary for normies anyways.BUT would you pay to get a small speaker with bluetooth like capabilities implanted into your ear that you can connect to at anytime and never have to charge?ignore bluetooth being a pile of shit for now.
No because someone could theoretically connect to it and fuck with me.
>>107802615This already exist silly. It's only for cripples tho. And it looks bulky, but I'd imagine you get used to it.
because of AI and LLMs. This is YOUR fault. https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss.com/pull/2388#issuecomment-3717222957
>>107799660>AI cancer kills garbage library that shouldn't exist to begin with
>>107799660Sorry, winner takes all
>>107799660atomic css is so fucking stupid..it is great that it is being murdered.
>>107799660>4 people>Creators of Tailwind CSS and Headless UI, and authors of Refactoring UI.uh.... why are they being paid?how have you not heard of advertising?
>>107802664>>107800342they made sure that it gets unreadable by design in hopes that companies will hire them to refactor their mess.and ai broke that scam.
/lmg/ - a general dedicated to the discussion and development of local language models.Previous threads: >>107776854 & >>107768242►News>(01/04) merged sampling : add support for backend sampling (#17004): https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/17004>(12/31) HyperCLOVA X SEED 8B Omni released: https://hf.co/naver-hyperclovax/HyperCLOVAX-SEED-Omni-8B>(12/31) IQuest-Coder-V1 released with loop architecture: https://hf.co/collections/IQuestLab/iquest-coder>(12/31) Korean A.X K1 519B-A33B released: https://hf.co/skt/A.X-K1>(12/31) Korean VAETKI-112B-A10B released: https://hf.co/NC-AI-consortium-VAETKI/VAETKI►News Archive: https://rentry.org/lmg-news-archive►Glossary: https://rentry.org/lmg-glossary►Links: https://rentry.org/LocalModelsLinks►Official /lmg/ card: https://files.catbox.moe/cbclyf.pngComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107802883I don't think sysprompt matters much, it's all about the style you write your messages and the card in.
>>107802897would you mind to elaborate?
>>107802920no
>>107802923ok
>>107802771discard because dumbber
>Everyone at work is using Git branches>I copy/paste files from git directory like retard>I am able to use only GitHub Desktop>I am fraud>Try to learn GIT on some random website>"Introduction" Level 1>Instruction: type git commit 2 times>I fucking broke it... how ?
>>107802497it's called RTFMhttps://git-scm.com/book/en/v2
>>107802497N
I don't understand what checkout does. How is this any different from git branch? Non tech fag I just use git for my personal projects
>>107802573checkout changes the working directory to match whatever's in a specific commit, not just the commit pointed to by a branch name.
>>107802573git branch creates the branchgit checkout -b creates the branch and switches to itgit checkout switches to an existing branchhonestly git checkout -b is usually what you want, i never use git branch
using r3dfox browser in Windows 7 with no updates to windows itself after year 2013 (thus making it the fastest OS with no handicap) makes the OS graphically impaired especially when using year 2011 Nvidia techgraphics become corrupted when changing from one window to anotheraltough it helps to scroll up and down a page, and then corruption disappears when it gets something new to draw to the screenthats why I use supermium with year 2011 laptop with Windows 7, its the only browser right now which works properlybut you never know when the one man who creates the browser, calls it quits.
What even is a hacker?
>>107802312A netwerk engineer that test other netwerk engineers configuration
https://www.gnu.org/music/free-software-song.html
>>107802312in a nut shell a neckbeard whistling into a phone to save 50 cents on a stupid call somewhere.
>>107802312someone who logs onto the mainframe and guesses the password
>>107802312it's a word originally meant for tinkering originated in MIT
What deskpad does /g/ use? Mine is starting to get frayed at the edges
>>107797352when i'm working, the top monitor is where teams/email go so it's out of the way. and then i use the bottom 3 for actual work or for slacking off (playing a game, posting on 4channel, etc)I got them through gradual accumulation as I upgraded to newer, better tech>>107797307how big? I have a 900mm x 400mm which seems about right.
>>107797801>how big? I have a 900mm x 400mm which seems about right.I think it's 120x50 CM
>>107795620aqua control 2
>>107795620Deskpad? I just go raw.
>>107795620gmk foundation 'artist'
Post your sins here. Anonymous. No forgiveness. Just honesty.
>>107800175I recently figured out a way to make vim work more like ed/ex without going full Ex-Mode and losing the visual mode view with the syntax highlighting." Extended Ex-modecommand EEX set cursorline | set insertmode | autocmd InsertEnter * call feedkeys("\<C-o>:")command Visual set nocursorline | set noinsertmode | autocmd! InsertEnterAll it does is it returns you to the command-line after each command.It's a bit of a hacky solution since it uses insertmode, but it werks, plus insertmode delays the redraw so you still can see messages in the command-line area which is indispensable.
" Extended Ex-modecommand EEX set cursorline | set insertmode | autocmd InsertEnter * call feedkeys("\<C-o>:")command Visual set nocursorline | set noinsertmode | autocmd! InsertEnter
>>107802195sorry meant for >>107799958
>>107801643Not me. As attractive an idea as putting my whole environment into my editor is, Emacs is a terrible implementation. Elisp kind of sucks and the decades of cruft make actually configuring it a nightmare. Plus, there's the 10 million plugins that it comes with out of the box that are all already turned on with awful defaults, so it's not just a matter of building up your config to your liking (already a herculean task due to the reasons stated), but also tearing down the garbage config that it comes with all while fighting against the editor at every turn.I'd rather deal with vim+terminal and not having everything perfectly integrated than spending 3-5 years in agony sorting out Emacs.
>>107801643for me it's doom
>>107794837I use visual mode almost exclusively for edits. Fuck normal mode lmao
