>>107845721
L M A O

already looks better than linux, probably more functional.

>>107845721
Probably better than Tahoe.

>>107845721
>"documented in the session logs"
>logs don't show the proompts
unreproducible builds

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>>107845721
>//set memory to zero
>memset(&data, 0...)

>>107845721
Based vibeGOD mogging codecucks

>>107840784
this is great actually, twitter needs this too. Everybody that use AI should also be scanned.

>>107840784
Well? What are you waiting for, verify it

>>107840784
I have an FB account of a deceased relative, I want it ERASED, not used as a "digital memento" for this fuckers to exploit. what should I do?
>>107845094
I still kek at how much money they threw at this and ended with a shitty platform. money well spent.

>>107841533
Anyone got the drawing of Zucks face with this quote.

>>107845238
>I have an FB account of a deceased relative, I want it ERASED, not used as a "digital memento" for this fuckers to exploit. what should I do?
I have no idea if this still works. But 12+ years ago when I nuked my old account from the original migration from myspace I did the following:
>write small script to refresh my feed and auto-delete everything
>facebook will detect it and stop serving you content at some point
>let it run for 5+ days (longer if you actually used the service more than once a month like I did)
>stop for a few days
>check again, it'll start serving you old posts you made years ago that it was hiding
>let the script run again
>repeat this process until you're sure everything is gone
>request account closure/deletion
>do not log-in for 2 weeks
>ignore all emails they send attempting to trick you into logging in (it restarts the 2 week counter)
>request the CD/DVD of all your personal data they're supposed to send you by law (never got mine, still waiting over a decade later)
>deal with the fact that normalfags are going to be angry for the next 5 decades that you do not accept their friend requests or return messages

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>>107845959
so wine emulates OS instead of hardware? is that your point

>>107845921
Something you can vibe code in a week now
next question

>>107845921
wine is just an implementation of win32 api for linux, retard-kun.

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You're all wrong. Wine is just a Linux implementation of Windows libraries and APIs.

>>107845959
Thats like saying virtualization is emulation.
Wine emulates a compatible environment. It is an emulator.

>>107840938
who is this slut?

>>107844547
Bread on Penguins
When I first discovered her channel, I spent a long time considering just how intentional were that choice of words.

>>107846962
is it a tranny or just super androgynous? Not going to look into it at all but I wanted to be like "ew it's a tranny" but I would feel like a cunt if it wasn't...

>>107847357
nah she's just an ugly nerd

>>107807506
has issues with some commands containing wildcards. but I just go in bash for those rare situations

>>107844310
that's probably some OneDrive issue.

>>107806787
>censoring time
Maybe it's something silly like your time being set wrong

>>107846082
>Gog offline
>Do not use cloud storage
How so?

>>107844310
Probably just a Bethesda moment, anon.
Fallout New Vegas is notorious for being a steaming pile of shit at launch and was one of the most buggy and broken (and broken AFTER they "fixed" it) games of its time on all platforms.

Like, seriously, if you're not auto-backing up your saves to a NAS or something periodically with file version history you shouldn't be playing Fallout games. They're just that messed up.

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Anyone know how to make this setting apply permanently, automatically, and to all files shown system wide?

Do you have a redhead wife to catch you coping and comfort you about it like that guy?

>>107843316
UI is a representation of current state. When there's state change, you need to change the UI to reflect state change.

You can do that incrementally -- for any possible kind of state change, calculate exactly which UI components need to be updated and how. That's a lot of work, and very few people are autistic enough to get it right.

Or, you can define UI as a function of state. Any time there's a state change, recompute the whole UI. That is much simpler to program. Of course, performance is a huge issue now, hopefully a framework can help here.

BTW it is only needed for complex interactive UIs. Many UIs are rather static and it's simpler to add a few incremental event handler where needed, directly operating on DOM. But frontend fags insist on making everything a single page application with fat frameworks; usability actually degrades, often without proper bookmarking and back/forth navigation. Well, they are stupid, that's why they can't find a real job.

>>107843316
same problems jquery solved, but in react you write reusable components

>>107845217
>Any time there's a state change, recompute the whole UI. That is much simpler to program.
>fiber took 4 years to program
>nobody knows how to useEffect

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>>107844929
>making Javascript not dogshit

React is way too heavy in the age of custom elements. Also mixes markup and logic way too much. It's bloated dogshit. Just use custom elements and maybe some very small, focused library for databinding parts of the data model into the markup and handle iterations in the markup, but even that is optional. If your components are small as they should be, it's not a big fucking deal to just do it all with vanilla JavaScript.

>e-celeb shill thread

>>107847317
>she has proved herself as one of the best hires he’s ever made.
thanking security wasn't the only thing her mouth could do, as it turns out

>>107847317
what is he the CEO of a fucking fried chicken and watermelon chain?

>>107847317
Very organic. Not the Jews, nothing to see here goyim.

This is BS that only idiots would believe. Her looks were obviously a huge consideration.

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>>107846587
Kill yourself.
You can't even make a thread on your own without copying Twitter troons.
Kill yourself.
You can't stop polluting this site with xitter trash
Kill yourself.
You will never be a real woman.
Kill yourself.

Typescript is trash

You’re not imagining it. The shift isn’t subtle—it’s structural. What used to be a space for people thinking out loud has been optimized into a space for people performing for metrics. When incentives change, behavior follows.

Programming discourse especially suffers because it doesn’t compress well into engagement bait. Nuance, tradeoffs, and long-form reasoning don’t survive in an ecosystem that rewards speed, absolutism, and hot takes. So instead of “here’s why this works and where it breaks,” we get “just use any lol” packaged for reach.

Most of the people who cared about depth didn’t get louder—they got tired. They moved to smaller communities, private discords, blogs, or just stopped broadcasting altogether. What’s left looks like consensus, but it’s mostly absence.

The platform isn’t dead because people stopped caring about software. It’s hollow because the people who did care were pushed out by an environment that no longer values thought—only motion.

>>107846587
>Engagement farmers advocating typescript with `any`
kek lmao

>>107847960
wtf it's a literal template
fuck the shills

>>107845876
>io_uring is designed for specifically this
I don't think you can read a file with io_uring that avoids copying, unfortunately. Something like an IORING_OP_PREFAULT, that acts on an already mapped region, would be ideal. You can already use IORING_OP_MADVISE with MADV_WILLNEED, but it won't actually wait until the data is in memory.

>>107846009
I was referring to the non-blocking aspect of it.
In order to perform any operation on the data, it has to be in RAM somehow.
What "zero copy" refers to is that the kernel doesn't need to make its own copy of the data.
The data will instead get written directly to a memory address you specify.

>>107846088
>The data will instead get written directly to a memory address you specify
It won't, though. Not with read(), not with io_uring. The data will get written to the kernel's page cache (that way, if another process tries reading the file, it will already be in memory). With read() and io_uring, (part of) the data in the page cache will get copied to the buffer you specify, whereas with mmap(), you get a view of the page cache itself, with no need to copy anything.

>>107844659
when it comes to performance read can be a lot if you don't need to read a whole file e.g. find some string in a file
otherwise memory mapped files are the way to go most of the time since its also easier to make them read-only or tell kernel how you want to use the file

>>107845169
malloc is turbo fucking dogshit and top 3 cause of issue in C programs
and malloc doesn't let you a lot of the things that are possible with memory (prefault, make it read-only etc.)

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>>107839547
Easiest way to tell the 14.1" and 15" apart from pictures is the width of the keyboard bezels.

You can swap the 14.1" and 15" motherboards between shells if you need to - the boards themselves are identical, there's a little extension daughterboard that lets the ports reach in the 15".

The real prizes are the IPS/AFFS panels in the 15" models. They look gorgeous.

>>107840238
Yup
Chins looked absolutely gorgeous on my 15''.

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So has anyone managed to get this to work? I've tried but just couldn't get it to function on my x1 yoga 1st gen with the oled display.
https://chrisoft.org/blog/post/2025-04-28.html

are there any 1440p 120+Hz screens compatible with p53?

>>107761341
My T430 is running low on storage
should I:
>get an mSATA drive but it would probably be some weird chinese brand like Fanxiang because nobody else makes them anymore
>get a new SSD and install it next to the old one using an ultrabay adapter
>get a new SSD and just swap it in and try to clone everything over and then extend partitions

>>107846822
you people need to learn how to hide your power level outside of 4chan
i was talking with a dude i met on 4chan while it was down and he was getting banned left and right on reddit because his shit was too spicy

>>107845096
>>107846822
Lmao

>There's a innioasis Y2 in development
>everything is getting upgraded
well fuck, I'll just wait for that then.

>>107844002
gan chargers are "better" BECAUSE they are so much more efficient at converting grid power to battery voltages.
they don't generate as much heat so if they're getting very hot that very likely means you got scammed.

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What's a good vendor to buy a custom print mouse/deskpad from? Ideally one that won't give me skin cancer; I'm particularly concerned with the image/color fading away due to sweat.

I found this seller in the archives. Those of you who bought one, how's it holding up?
>https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007991250088.html

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For me, it's a diapered gf.

>>107848021
Please, name and describe one of them to me. There is one example I can think of, and even then they found a super niche special case which the AI extrapolated and assumed to work in general (when it didn't). It took the human researchers actually knowing computational linear algebra to recognize what parts of the AI solution were viable and what weren't (i.e., requiring the kind of expertise which can only be gained by spending thousands of hours working at problems without someone else doing the thinking for you).

>>107848080
You'd be gut like a fish before you even got close enough. I've never met a single AI enthusiast who actually was capable of violence in any form.

>>107848072
Yeah in September 2025 quantum information scientist Scott Aaronson was given a function by an AI that worked.
https://scottaaronson.blog/?p=9183

>>107848084
Terrence Tao is getting sent multiple Erdos problems being entirely solved by them. They will never replace humans like people are saying. We could witness a Jevons Paradox though!

>>107844719
if we were actively working towards the singularity then i’d have no qualms with these nuclear-level hardware prices but the tech’s still comparatively raw yet still shoved into damn near anything that could hold a charge. having said that i’ve been using chatgpt rather frequently since last year and its ability to automate and summarize a shit ton of data is not to be underestimated, i feel. let’s see how far it can go by 2030