I always get the feeling that most of you haven’t even used a Mac for once because you are all narrow-minded onions boys. I use an M1 Pro since release. Performance-wise, it’s great, the battery is great, and the keyboard is great. I even prefer it to my mechanical keyboard if I have to type really fast. Don’t get me wrong, the locked-down OS really sucks, and macOS gets worse with every update in my opinion. That’s why I bought a desktop to tinker with Linux, but most of you opinionated fucks don’t get it and start bitching about Mac as soon as they see an Apple logo. Really herd-minded way to live.

>>108499110
>4:3 is the shizz for vertical data:
true but all laptops are made in 16:9/10
>Get a TV
I've been told here no one buys TVs anymore

>>108498505
>soldered everything
no problem
>notch
hides in the top bar and doesn't get in the way.
>ssd dies after 3 years
go to a decent repair shop and have the chips replaced, but my m1 is going strong and hasn't had any issues. you're imagining a problem and saying it can't be fixed when any semi-competent repair shop can fix it.
>bad sector on ram
wtf are you even saying? ram doesn't work like that. anyway, have you looked at a recent intel laptop chip? you might want to check out what a lunar lake chip looks like.

>>108499674
It's just poor people bitching about how they can't afford premium products and how their Ubunga Linux laptop is far superior.

>>108497371
this thing isn't going to compute anything beyond facebook

Use tags with tmsu

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>>108491093
why is there no fucking address bar

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>>108491093
I have never picked a file in my life, there's no use case.

I hate that KDE has two file pickers. One of them is so inconvenient because it doesn't list my disks in the sidebar

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>>108500503

Xiao my Long

NAI WON

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>scuffednet is kill
Fuck i knew it was gonna happen someday but I wasn't ready for it.

>>108500906
I knew it was gonna be over eventually when it was force-updated to 4.6, Claude without prefill fucking sucks unless you don't mind positivity-bias.

>>108500906
Locusts are dying~

sucking syscall anon's cock with my butthole

>>108499459
there's a syscall instruction and they should be at fixed memory addresses for a given kernel version
and on windows, since it has a proper stable kernel ABI parts of its kernel interface are exported from its binaries, iirc both ntoskrnl.exe and ntdll.dll export the main subset but random shared libraries export other parts of the NT API, you can tell because NT API functions are formatted slightly differently to Win32 API functions (SubsystemFunctionName vs FunctionName)

>>108499459
you don't. you call the function whose symbol is exported as a syscall

>>108492651
it was made in the same spirit as TCP ancillary bullshit that no one uses. I imagine this shit feature gets fucked by signal coalescing too so idk what the point is.

>>108499459
set your registers based on the kernel abi then executing

syscall

. it really isn't that hard, believe it or not.

>>108500188
My current NAS is an HP slim shitbox with only a single 8TB HDD
Its only 30% full but its not in RAID so if it dies i'd lose everything. I'd like to have more storage on this new server for snapshots and backups

>>108496826
An x86 router you built yourself with whatever parts you have lying around and no WiFi and then just get any off-the-shelf access point and connect it to your switch.

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Is there a way to set up custom DNS for container without messing with my own DNS?

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Got these for free from work.
Any nice idea what I can use it for?
I thought about setting some sort of AP for my backyard by directing it towards it and have it behind the walls, since it support 2.4 Ghz .

>>108500852
mount it above your bed to bathe your brain in radiation while you sleep.

>>108500660
>>no replies on the only relevant thread
The millionth thread that maliciously pretends that anonymous self-declared age signals, like those embraced by the Linux community, and actual id verification, like that embraced by Apple, are one are the same is not the only relevant thread. It's exactly as relevant as all the other propaganda threads on the catalog.

>>108500716
Freedom is at it's beginning

You just have to not cuck

>>108500740

You are not supposed to send your ID to verify your age.

Governments are implementing sending ID to verify your age.

How is it going my little cuck friend, will you continue being an actual faggot for long? Or will you man up a bit?

>>108500660
>there won't be a /g/ 5 years from now. There will be no exciting technology to discuss

Start hoarding data and hardware now. Build your own intranet for you and your friends only, if you have any. Set up Wireguard among your home networks to share data privately.

>>108500828
or.. stop trying to be a rat working around the government, hiding from it, and demand the government do what the tax payer wants

you people have a submissive, rat-like, slave like mentality.

Stop being faggots. gu-gli gu-gli goo, does the baby need more diapers? How about you man up?

>>108500014
it's a level 3 shader after wood and bone

God please put me in a company where no Indian JEET works In Jesus Name AMEN

>>108486850
>Running a 397B model on cloud GPUs costs hundreds of dollars an hour.
It costs $3/hr. A 397B Q4 model fits entirely into VRAM of a single high end data center GPU. You can rent these at $2-5/hr.

>>108500014
apple's version of glsl

>>108500014
A much nicer version of glsl, but it's iToddler only, and therefore completely useless.

common owl on my personal account and common penguin on my work account
fuck me, born unlucky

>>108499863
why are people using a cli tools that lags? Same shit with cursor/antigravity etc. why are all these tools so fucking slow on a modern thinkpad with 32gb ram

>>108500426
>why are people using a cli tools that lags? Same shit with cursor/antigravity etc
Quite literally.
Claude Code is 500k LOC of React and TypeScript

>>108499893
no one cares about your gaming pc obese retard

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>>108500326
Penguins are cute.

>>108499479
SWE this... *unzips*

>>108499479
feed it a bunch of retarded queries and waste their money

>>108499781
kek

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>>108499479
My boss had me doing frontend, backend, and talking with client because of claude while being the sole developer of the project.

>>108499479
Create a team of bots with it.
Either he burns enough money on tokens or you can sit back and relax

>>108500734
as much as you can afford.

I have boughted 1TB and I think I will never fill it in my life. ut better to have it than not I guess

portable install on a 32gb thumbstick

>>108500734
>dev machine?
I suppose with cloud storage available, it doesn't matter.

>>108500778
yea bro let me wait 55 minutes to transfer 100GB to and from the cloud, i'm so productive

>>108499229
Grok is retarded, it's not SD1.5 based.
>The preview version should be used at about 1MP resolution. E.g. 1024x1024, 896x1152, 1152x896, etc.

Hey
Is there any replacement for Grok's video yet?

>>108498046
This is badass

>>108498448
It's the usual schizo impersonating people. Not that you have a problem with that as you're one as well.

>>108483236
>>108483412
>Easy

Not in the slightest. Comfy just werkz but you need a lot of patience and willingness to experiment in order to get even simple workflows beyond basic text to image ones working. There's also annoying shit like some models being able to use a normal text encoder node but others like flux needing dusl encoders, meaning you can't just switch models and then click generate all the time like you can do with simpler front ends like swarmui or og a1111. GUI centric front ends are much easier to use and set up with the caveat that they break way more often And usually take for a fucking ever to load the models regardless of what hardware you're on. Swarmui and I think even Ford had always had issues where it will freeze and fail to actually start loading models for literally no reason and whether or not it works depends on the phase of the moon.

>>108499109
I am literally the most knowledgeable person on earth about the topic, ask me anything you want

>>108499251
I don't know literally anything about it, I can't ask anything

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>>108499259
OK so I will type everything in the world then. I'm going to start with harmony since that is the most confusing for beginners. I will make this very in depth, try to keep in understandable but also not really.

The starting point of all harmonic theory is what is called the tonic note or the root note, this is the 'key' that you are in, so when someone says they are in the key of G it means G is the most important note which all other harmony is relative to.

So how do we know what a G is? G is an arbitrary name for an arbitrary oscillation frequency. Technically it is actually a sound pressure wave frequency, but for now to simplify we will think of it as the vibration/oscillation of a guitar string. When you hit the G note, the string moves back and forth 196 times every second. When a speaker plays this G note, it will move in and out 196 times each second. But there are many G notes on a guitar, also a piano and most instruments have repeats of the same note. Why does it go ABCDEFG-ABCDEFG etc, rather than just ABCDE-ABCDE, or continue to HIJKLMNOP and so on? The frequency of the notes is gradually increasing until we get to exactly double the original, that is to say 392 cycles per second. The next G up from that will be double again, 784 cycles a second, and so on.

If you have access to something to play some notes on right now then try this - play a G, and at the same time play the next G up, what we call an octave higher. So you will be playing the two G notes simultaneously. Now play the G note, and the very next note down from the octave up, or the very next note up from the octave up. So you will be playing G and G#, or G and Gb. One might imagine that they would sound similar, but the two Gs will sound harmonious, whereas the G and the other note will sound off. Obviously this same logic applies to all notes sharing the same name, only the precise frequencies change. I will next show you exactly why this is.

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>>108499361
In case you are a total fuckin retard that's where you can find those notes on a piano keyboard. You need to match up the pattern of the black keys to find the same notes, so for example the one in between the set of 2 black keys is D, so every time you get that set of 2 black keys the one in between them will be a D note.

>>108497602
>>108497672
I'm supposed to upload a lossless, so here's that:
https://files.catbox.moe/qukjuv.wav

>>108499964
Can I see it?

>>108499964
Anon you don't get it, he's not asking you if it can do 192p he's asking you if it can do 304x192. Stop falling for the bait.

>>108499983
not my problem he's uneducated

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>>108499309
>Pentium 4
house fire maybe

>>108487724

U8 *str="Hello Terry";
I64 a;
for(a=0; a<10; a++) "%s\n", str;
"\n";
 

No need for another muh language
You only need C and HolyC with ASM

>>108500004
What a retard

>>108497318
I disagree because the placement of functions is different to other parts of the code.
So there's no need to do that in OOP / Procedural.

>>108500425
It's an optimization for the parser, chud. Without a keyword it requires to look at some lookahead tokens to determine the production rule.

>>108497681
So, you made it look worse while also making it less powerful? Impressive.