https://www.youtube.com/live/xloQRA3ttIs?si=mHrdhcrCANiGuzC_

The fuck is all of that ?
Biomolecular computing ? That's fucking interesting

>>107819171
I'd also add the Structured Computer Organization and Computer Networks books (either by the same author or by others) to fill in some of the gaps not covered by the Modern Operating Systems book.

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>windows 8 is literally 8 windows
this cover art is awesome wtf

How does it compare to the MINIX book?

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>>107817652
I'm trying to make sense of my earlier drunk shitpost and your serious reply to it and I think what I meant by "upsampling to make it more smooth" is basically dithering in the video you linked.

>>107818605
>mental illness or non-working software

>>107818654
You need dithering when you decrease bit depth to preserve the audio content from the lost bits. Simply adding dithering to a file will just raise the noise floor. You will need dithering if you're converting from PCM to DSD but it won't make it smoother, it will make it the same as PCM. When audiophile say oversampling makes things smoother they usually mean it makes the digital "stairsteps" smaller. But there aren't any stairsteps. And regarding the original question of playing audio without a DAC, that's how original sound cards worked, the CPU was just toggling pins really fast. 1 pin on zx spectrum(basically DSD) and multiple pins on PCs with parallel port(R2R). There's also such a thing as powerdac, where the transistors of a DAC are powerful enough to drive things without an amp.

Is there anything like the ATH M50x with a detachable cable and a similar sound profile?
I've gone through two of them with their shitty cables turning rock hard and dying
and the fucking micro piece on the hinge that breaks and no longer clamps your head

>>107818663
Is there any DAC with working software

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Riddle me this, Batman: which of the 3.2 USB ports go straight to CPU instead of PCH?

>>107820998
The two with * are CPU.

>>107820922
MacOS? Last I remember you need a dev account or something to even sideload stuff

>>107820930
If you hate feature updates you should be using IoT LTSC instead, not a GAC edition
LTSC gets you security updates only and nothing else

>>107820948
Which version? I used to put a pirated version of MS Office for mac on Macs all the time

>>107820949
I like feature updates but I have to have them scheduled, not force scheduled by the os

>>107820948
No all you need is Homebrew if you want to install stuff to your Mac outside of the App Store. Stuff gets installed under your user so it doesn't need special permissions, even on a local account.

>>107820247
There's nothing wrong with initd or any other of the many, more lightweight initializers out there. In fact: https://github.com/davmac314/dinit/

>>107820247
This is very good

https://github.com/davmac314/dinit/blob/master/doc/COMPARISON

>>107817499
nope, init system is very simple and easy to implement, it just executes programs, that's all it does
which means any alternative is good so long it doesn't do anything beyond it like systemd which replaces every part of your OS, systemd is not even init system anymore

>>107820406
that guy is retarded
interpreted language manages memory allocation automatically, you don't have to care about managing memory manually or to prevent it from crashing from allocation failure because all these things have been implemented by the devs
saying you're scared it's gonna crash your program is just retarded

not my problem

>t. gentoo user

>>107819341
And you could've been a swallowed cumshot, yet here we are.

>>107819325
anon you ARE looking at porn you wouldnt usually to give each country a different false info profile on you right?? for privacy ??

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>>107819444
I can't. I like too many types of porn, whatever they think of me it's likely true.

>closed source browser
It obviously steal your data, but normal opera still is the best android browser till this day,(the gx and mini are worthless) just because you can open PDF instead of downloading, like the trash chrome.

I would rather have the Chicoms steal my data than the American glowniggers

>>107819337
they broke the workaround and now it's the top of hackernews daily complete with literal fedoras defending Anthropic while OpenAI just announced OpenCode support https://github.com/headllines/hackernews-daily/issues/2011

>>107819528
>Maybe it's fine if you know vim and use its vim mode.
It is in fact fine. Trying to use CUA controls in a unix terminal is always a culture clash.

>>107816038
Why use this over codex or claude code? If you already pay for one its free.

>>107819869
Because it works with fucking everything else too.

https://github.com/charmbracelet/catwalk/tree/main/internal/providers/configs

>>107819249
the only people upset by this change are the troonix neckbeard types that opencode appeals to. everyone else will just go back to claude code because it's a perfectly fine harness that isn't as far behind opencode as people lead on
they've known that hijacking the cc oauth flow was sketchy and against ToS for at least 6 months already, it's their own fault for not clearing it with anthropic

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>>107820670

>>107819360
Go short Nvidia and OpenAI, go do it now.
Then let's see how long until your funds run out.
You have to play along with the clowns as long as the circus music is playing.

>>107819428
If you believe its all fake, you're free to short it.

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>in 8 years
That's 2 more terms of President Trump. You're worried about your power bill in that amount of time? That's like being afraid of messing up your beard when your head is stuck in a guillotine.

>>107819498
B-but, The economy's been better than ever???

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>>107819519
Yes, $18,000,000,000,000 in 2025. That's $50,000 for every American citizen. Check your mail!

>>107820546
there was but it wasn't as severe for japan as the 2008 crash.

>>107794892
I only had 720k floppies on my amiga... Using HD disks didn't adjust that any.

>>107794976
>Minidiscs looked insanely cool
Just before USB storage became a thing $ony released 'HiMD' discs that would eat ~1GB... With ATRAC3 compression, you could get 60+ full albums on there... but cabled to the PC y'could use 'em as storage...

>>107795934
>convenient accidental write protection.
Much required...

>>107820795
Based HiMD. From what I've read, the Japanese still use the shit out of HiMDs.

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My floppies

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My floppy drive

>>107820019
OP YOU ARE VAARY BIG HANDSOME SAAAAR!

>>107820058
>YOU ARE VAARY BIG HANDSOME
I know :^)
software installed and configured to work
backup done
still more software than linux after 10 years btw.

>>107820163
you are trying too hard my young friend

>>107820019
Why is people shitting on Mac too, only the design team got invaded by Indians, but the backend should still be filled with competent people right? It's not Windows

>>107820432
because they are linux fags coping other company can make functional OS with tons of software while linux has like few of these that are working good at all

>>107820118
>I can't trust it, biased result and hallucination risk.
Thankfully jewgle is on our side, right?

>>107820540
>you have to read the life story of the cook for some reason.
get better home security so there isn't someone at gunpoint forcing you to not use your mouse wheel to scroll anymore, best thing I ever did. Now I dont have to rely on a hallucination machine for something precise like a recipe that you really want at least one vote of confidence in, AND i don't have have to read bullshit on a blog

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>>107820538
ah i see your problem, if you're looking for truth this is where you need to go

>>107818300
No and No.

I have both containerized, running locally. I don't live the botnet life.

>Extra Credit
I host my own e-mail server, as well. Nothing is perfect, but I'm not going to be some techbros
>product

>>107820624
Facts and no one else's dogma.

Just you and your maker. Simple as.

Is an upgrade from an iPhone 11 to a 17 a reasonable upgrade?

>>107820148
thanks bro

>>107820373
will you be more productive with a new iphone?

>>107820373
120hz on the base model

What are some iOS apps you like, /g/?

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>>107764588
>They automatically see their employer as an exploiter, so they see any level of work ethic as synonymous to exploitation and slavery.

>>107770818
The existence of the Chinese is a humiliation ritual for humanity.

>>107764199
Why didn't they expand to a cheaper place like Mexico or Vietnam? Moving to the US is such a stupid solution to tsmc being on Taiwan.

how is it that there are so many people on /g/ who are so fucking tech illiterate that they think that cutting edge fabs are like a smartphone assembly line where you just need some slave wagie to put things together? where the fuck did you people even come from. why are you here

>>107820196
Indians on CIA payrolls

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My top scientists are working on a cure for nodevs, they tell me in 2 more weeks they will have the results for 6-7 of the test trials

im trying sdl gpu, and ive managed to draw multiple meshes with their own transforms all in one indirect draw call,
but multiple things im relying on are "not recommended", so im trying to do things in "proper" way. but doing anything different breaks everything.
im about to just give up and just use opengl.

how hard is it to build a simple car physics engine with suspension, acceleration/braking, and steering?

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>>107819850
Trial 1 result: Frog

>>107820108
actually fuck me im retarded.
completely forgot you had to specify how many uniforms/storages/etc a shader expects when constructing them.