>>107586557
>consumers don’t buy from competition
>antitrust doesn’t do its job

>>107586253
Furfaggot DEI rats have ruined the job market.

>>107586043
I mean I got laid off in August. The company said that they would give me some paperwork to file for unemployment, which I got. But I also learned I'm losing my heavily discounted condo at the rate I'm paying (and the cats I was taking care of for that rate, which I bonded with) all at the same time and I just shutdown until December. I don't think I can still claim unemployment.

>>107586493
I'm pretty sure you can, and damn that's crazy, you really just let everything fall apart. At least you could have been collecting $800 a week while doing it

Reminds me of the zoomer I was talking to who was scared to break the news of his layoff to his parents

>>107586493
>I mean I got laid off in August.
Why you are posting on /g/ if you are not even Tech Worker?

>>107586551
Well I don't handle multiple instances of bad news all at the same time well. I don't know how people can. I don't really wanna quit on the Pizza Hut job now because what if I need it in the future after $800 a week runs out?

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>>107585629
>first the Tandy 1000 blowing the fuck out of the PCjr
>then this
Yeah, no wonder IBM died

>>107585388
Clones were cheaper, sir.

for the same reasons why people chose linux over windows

>>107585721
Tell that to Apple users

>>107585388
money

How slow is your internet kek. When I was in college in New York over 15 years ago, we already had symmetrical gigabit all over campus so I struggle to imagine that there are people nowadays who are still languishing on sub-gigabit speed internet service.

>>107584533
Fios 300mbps, don’t need more

>>107584561
By that argument, I also don't need a car with more than 75HP. Either way, if you live in the west don't have gigabit+ speed at home right now you've been left behind.

>>107584657
Oh well

Söyfacing over obsolete tech is tranny behavior.

>>107586468
they made the problem in the first place. it works out to zero this way. with a lot of money stolen and people dead for no reason on top of that.

>>107583035
CART immunotherapy
VIZZ Eye Drops
Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine

Do you know who Church was in the Church-Turing thesis?

>>107583035
>not just remixing things Europeans already had a hundred years ago.
Pretty much every advancement in human history has been just iterating on something that already existed

>>107583035
generative AI that can pass the Turing test
Falcon Heavy launch vehicle
a twice-yearly shot (lenacapavir) that's 100% effective in preventing HIV infection

A better developer could have avoided this. its not language fault if you're dumb

>>107578395
>Cloudflare's Rust fail
QRD?

>>107578395
Not a programming language, but why didn't they have rolling deploy with auto-rollback?

An ECS or k8s cluster has these by default. Every babbys first kubernetes tutorial has you implement rolling deploy.

I do not understand how this became an incident that took down the internet (and then Cloudflare circlejerked in a blogpost about they could solve the issue in half a day.)

This shouldve been a deploy failure, perhaps some connections dying in prod, before the rollback can happen.

Even if that failed, why couldn't they just do - hey it worked yesterday, let's restore from backup.

Even I can do it on my shitty company system that I built.

I can recreate the whole microservice/db/etc garbage from any snapshot in like 20 mins (because the scripts are slow as shit).

>>107578395
a language as performant and can't early exit.
actually forget the performant part. "a language" that can't early exit.
ask /g/eets, who totally totally code, to list languages that can't early exit.

>>107578472
https://blog.cloudflare.com/5-december-2025-outage/

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>>107586272

>>107579183
same.

>>107586212
i solved it not by rubber shit on gou but by putting plastic spacers beneath the motherboard with one side a bit higher just right and there are no more crashes

>>107585740
nice sun case. which one is that?

>>107584982
Hot glued to the exterior.
With your mind.

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>>107586293
genius, why didn't I think of this before?
but unfortunately I think it's mostly due to the mb pci socket being damaged from the constant wobbling of my desk

>>107578308
>>107578427
wrong, I have been using freebsd and openbsd since before many of /g/ were born
>>107578448
quite, contrarian against a thing with worse documentation and terrible design


today, I am setting up an openbsd vm to take over the core functionality (dns, email, wireguard, http) of my freebsd server while it is pulled from the rack and moved to a new colo

Goddamn I miss the BSDs. Maybe one day I'll come back.
With the way the Linux kernel and desktop is going it probably won't be long, either.

>>107585194
I hate beastie, the fact that the satanic kikes had to pick a devil just shows how it was conceived.

But I probably hate normalfag NPCattle gaymergoy all the more. So i'll be looking to switch to FreeBSD sooner or later since loonix has taken a toll because of newfaf "year of the linooox desktop :Ooo" faggots

>>107585230
BSD is used to run services internally known as daemons. That's why the mascot is a demon. A daemon.

>>107575883
UMA
DELICIA

>>107585440
>caring about real women in 2k25
You're the one cucking himself here.

>>107586315
2D women give you their undivided attention

>>107585440
>millions of women go to target
>target has more women than than you will ever have in your lifetime
>we are getting cucked by a slop facility
huh?

>>107585440
>Women like the machine that always tells them "yes"
Wow, Einstein. Wouldn't have thought of that

>>107585440
So what? All men in 4chan are gay.

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>>107583640
>When Windows was made by normal people

You mean people. H1Bs don't qualify.

>>107584866
he didn't do jack shit. he didn't change anything. it didn't do anything.

>>107586500
but you have heard of him

>>107586527
yeah because he did it in the most stupid way possible and because he got snitched on.

>>107583719
A modern day 2000 would mog tranny arch all day

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>>107580756
>I can't memory sa- aaaacckkk!!!!

>>107580817
>sir, we have to replace unsafe C with rust
>sir, we replaced unsafe C with rust
>sir, we can't implement this block with safe rust
>sir, we implemented this block with unsafe rust
>sir, we have a memory corruption bug
not only the android binder was written in rust and introduced a memory corruption case,
but it also introduced a memory corruption bug while replacing "unsafe" C code that didn't have that bug.

>>107580756
>first CVE found

Lol , "first".

Their vector stdlib used to segfault not so long ago.

Anybody who is NOT a rustfag knows that the "safety" guarantees of rust are weak; specifically there's only memory safety and data race safety and ONLY if your code is not using "unsafe". Yet look inside most Rust libs and what you will find? tons of "unsafe"

Any person using Rust "because of muh safety" is a dork. I have no problem with people using Rust because they want to get fast execution speed with small memory usage yet enjoy a type system that doesn't suck.

But people who want real SAFETY and freedom from strong vulnerabilities should be better using OCaml, Lisp, Haskell, Ada, etc.

>>107580959
>what's the point of rust again?
to make trannies feel appreciated

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OH SHIT were so fuckig cooked Everyones gonna know about our bbc cuckporn search history now!!!!!!

>>107586338
this is who the government wants you to give your personal information to btw

>>107586498
And the paid ones don't?

>>107586548
nope

>>107586338
Based hackers punishing the retarded goycattle.

>>107585437
i hope it's j-kino

>>107585696
HDB doesn't have him because it's worthless amateurslop and would stink up the whole place. imagine going to a 5-star restaurant and thinking it's a bad thing that they don't serve indian street food.

ANT clue?

>>107586393
comment on a request

>>107586550
is the ANT event like hacktoberfest?
having a bunch of jeets spam the shoutbox and request comments with things like "proud indian army" or "fixend typo in redme, have good day sir!" for like 5 BP?

>>107574722
hm interesting

(thread-last
  table
  (seq-group-by (lambda (r) (nth column r)))
  (seq-map      (lambda (r) (list (car r) (seq-count #'identity (cdr r)))))
  (seq-sort-by  (lambda (r) (nth 1 r)) #'>)
  )

- This will group by the column you give it and count how many are in each group.

#+name: count-columns
#+begin_src elisp :var table="" :var column=""
(thread-last
table
(seq-group-by (lambda (r) (nth column r)))
(seq-map (lambda (r) (list (car r) (seq-count #'identity (cdr r)))))

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>>107582744
you don't need to load and compile the .asd

Just place your projects under quicklisp's "local projects" folder and then (ql:quickload) your project using its asd (system) name.

>>107569789
>Note that there's no such thing as a class or object in Julia. However, there are types and instances of those types.

Julia is really neat. It would be a perfect language if they had used s-expressions as syntax instead of the stupid, retarded Python-like syntax. This would also enable easy, effortless macros.

>>107586517
I kinda wish the same. I think I'd enjoy it a lot more if it used sexps.