>>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.

>>107584129
but i did do this though, by installing nixos

>>107584213
kek

>>107584168
you can turn it off and on as needed. so for updates or changes you just turn it off, run the update, and turn it back on. it requires some rebooting but the advantage is also more deliberate updating. kind of ideal if you plan to update infrequently.
>>107584213
i'd assume but i'm talking about people on /g/ not windows users at large. i thought most of you are running iot ltsc.
>>107584280
well then stay where you are. i use nixos on all my other machines. i discovered this while trying to make a windows computer i need to use as nixos-like as possible.
it's not atomic, or entirely reproducible, configurations aren't declarative. but i can do a fresh unattented windows install, use winget to import a list of programs to install, and then run a powershell script that freezes windows after i get it set up how i like it.
accomplishing this with a variety of awful microsoft tools makes me appreciate how elegantly nixos handles things that's for sure.

>>107584767
>iot ltsc.
yes, and gentoo as well
Still, thanks for infodump

i used to work at a school and they paid a lot of money each year for a service that essentially did this exact thing kek

>>107585881
https://youtube.com/shorts/KoEaPDmodl0

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>>107585941
based dave

>>107585903
These people need to be studied by people in labcoats.

>>107585910
poor animals living around this retarded american

>>107585000
I wish I had this kind of autism, instead I have autism where I can't make small talk and people hate me and I will probably die alone (suicide)

>>107583844
taskbar should be hidden by default

My swaybar is at the top

>>107583844
>taskbar on the right >:)

>>107583844
top and bottom

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>>107584125
What games do you want to play?

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>>107584125
One 4gb ram stick?

>>107584169
Yeah, Can i also get some 256gb ssd?

>>107584169
No, one RAM

>>107584125
>>107584169
>>107585102

This is the funniest shit I've seen on this board in a while OP.

>>107585934
Roll your own or leave this place

>>107585934
The best AI is the one you create yourself.

>>107585938 >>107586008
Elon threatened to train his AI on 4ch, did he do that? I had one LLM spill some beans and it emitted part of one of the archives, Warosu I think it was.

>>107585796
cool, so you traded your privacy for convenience and now complaining after the fact?

>>107586345
No and no. Try reading again.

Damn they really just took the HBO Max logo and added Facebook Messenger icon. Master propagandists in action.

>>107582571
seems bizarre complaining about this when you're living in russia

>>107585918
This is one of many reasons why people should keep all of their old devices instead of throwing them out. Another thing people should be doing is writing down the mac address of any broken devices they plan on throwing out, the mac addresses can be used for mac spoofing when needed. For extra security, make sure that all of the device's mac address stickers and etchings are completely unreadable before you throw it out:

>Plastic etchings
Use acetone to melt the mac address.
>Metal etchings
Use a hammer and nail to make scratches and indentations on the mac address etchings, then use a soldering iron and some solder to attach a small piece of metal to it.
>Stickers
Peel off the sticker(s) and use scissors to cut them into tiny pieces, then soak the pieces in bleach (or acetone) until the text is completely gone. Flush them down the toilet afterwards.

This prevents dumpster divers from retrieving and using the same mac address. For maximum security, make sure to completely destroy the circuits on the wireless module so that the glowies won't be able to retrieve the mac address from the chips. Desoldering the chips from the wireless module and crushing them with a hammer is the most secure solution.

>>107582571
I think there are bigger things for you to worry about, ruskie

>>107582571
All gov does that. EU has their gov verification app
US gov has their verification app
China gov has their app
other countries have some version of that

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>>107585812
Which is why we need small less known VPNs for 4chan (Ive yet to come cross any)

then those sites are not worth visiting
simple ass.

>>107585772
No, if they make it easy for you to use its obviously for a reason.

>>107582667
This is what you get when you believe people who say "just use a VPN"

>>107582667
I think it's due to AI, people were using VPNs to scrape data to feed their AI. Which causes a bunch of problems for servers

>>107585909
photonic*

this aged like someone saying
dude. imagine core scaling. imagine what we could do with 512 cores


the worst thing about multicore is a lot of software doesn't urilise it

>>107585553
holy moly

>running MS Word can only take so much processing power
How prescient

>>107585490
>"Running Microsoft Word can only take so much processing power"
Anand couldn't predict his fellow streetshitters impact on computing.

>>107586376
Well even with a super cheap Schuko plug that just straight up won't happen. the socket itself provides the stability for the plug to not break off.
Sure, my adaptor wasn't made well enough, but still, It's a shitty design to have the prongs visible when plugging it in and you know it.

>>107586347
congrats on falling for the bait

>>107586116
Britain is the only country with safe electrics. Even with 16A breakers, you are still not safe, because small appliances like table lamps have cables which cannot take 16A. In the uk small appliances have 3A fuses.

>>107586347
> but its too late to change
Not true, nothing stops you from buying and installing British sockets. Free yourself from your primitive savagery.

>>107586318
i like type f too and they and type g should be best friends. only downside about type f is it allows type e to sully it unopposed.

>>107584027
Every other firefox fork sucks ass and is only useful for browsing basic fucking websites.
The shill lion browser is unironically the best one right now because you don't have to deal with Gecko slop or any of the other Chromium shitters, and its native adblocker works 99% of the time.

>>107584103
It isn't if you use it on a CHROMIUM browser, fucking retards man.

>>107584006
>Mozilla's ceo just said that they will disable ublock for a $150 million bribe
so, what, "give us 150 millies and be commit sudoku"? cause every user gonna leave them if they get rid of their only advantage over chrom*.

Google is Indian now and Indians don't take "no" for an answer

>>107584006
>Mozilla's ceo just said that they will disable ublock for a $150 million bribe
May I see it?

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>>107584959
most modern ips panels are shit
>picrel ruins your browsing experience

>>107585025
>it's your fault for thinking 1 and 5 ms make a difference, lol, lmao even.
that's interesting because none of my thread has to do with the response time. but hey you acted like a snarky faggot. so good job.

>>107585069
obviously.

>>107585460
mine is the opposite, the borders are much brighter than the center

>>107584959
>buy a monitor from a company called "Eminence by the Chinese"
>expect anything good
Nigga you just got fuckin eminenced by the chinese HAHAHAHAHAHA
I'm not even fucking making that up

>>107584959
>>>supposed to be 450 nits
that's probably just in HDR mode displaying HDR content. It'll get nowhere near that bright in anything else, in fact it'll be programmed in the firmware to never get anywhere close to that bright with any other content. Even then that HDR Peak Brightness will only cover a fraction of a fraction of the actual panel.

>redditor(synonymous with leftist)
>AI Derangment Syndrome
can't name a more iconic duo

>>107583100
AGI is some guy or small group of people with a chip like Nuralink in their brain that is connected to AI like Palantir so that they retrieve info almost instantly about whatever they want in the moment.

POS broken captcha system
>Verification not needed
>Click Submit
>No Valid Captcha

>>107586366
>AGI is some guy or small group of people with a chip like Nuralink in their brain that is connected to AI like Palantir
So in other words we're even further away from reaching it than the redditor is implying lmfao

>>107583100
I have been thinking the same
I think this really IS a bubble because their leaps are getting smaller and smaller
AGI would likely require several breakthroughs and I don't think these guys can do it

>>107586421
It was always a retarded grift for them to say "AGI is two years away" when it always depended on new breakthrough discoveries which are by definition unpredictable. It reminds me of how some nuclear scientists 50 years ago thought fusion generators were only a few years away because they had mastered fission and fusion was the next logical step so how hard could it really be?

>>107584941
It's not bad, I just thought there would be a different kind of final verification message than just "done".

humiliation ritual

It's filtering a lot of people

test

I can't wait until a solver automates this shit

>>107585435
wish they would've told me sooner. it sucks.

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>>107584897
Yes OP
There is no other fucking alternative at all
Nope, absolutely no other alternative
Does not exist

>>107584897
>Every complaint with Firefox is worse in Chrome
Do retards really?

>>107586343
and now here you are bitching about other browsers.

>>107586360
what's this one called?