This is an example of what a Reddit bot account looks like. Dead Internet theory could be absolutely real.https://old.reddit.com/user/Tricky-Glassy
and?why the fuck do I give a shit about what happens on reddit. just go back and stay there.
ayo!!! dis diode be emitting light an shiet!!!
>>108415729It's an amplifier. Most "common x" configurations are amplifiers, especially BJTs which are better suited to high frequency analog circuits than MOSFETs. Turning off or on the BJT is actually a concern of the DC large signal bias voltage. Once it's biased an AC small signal voltage is fed into Vin and is magnified proportionally to Rc and then output from Vout.
>>108416307mosfets way better at digital logic, thoughbjts have a much softer V-I curve
How does rf shit werk.Its all crystals and weird antennas.
>>108416349it takes big dick maxwell's equations to do rft. rf researcher
>>108416349Nobody know, it's a dark art.
>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacshttps://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacshttps://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs-config-generator.fly.devhttps://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratchhttp://xahlee.info/emacshttps://emacs.tvComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108416194>compiler and dynamic typing rendering tons of optimizations unfeasible,Which is why I love Coalton, you can do the heavy computations with static typing and the dynamic polymorphic stuff outside of it, but I'm trying to get a hang of just doing it all in Coalton and only do what's strictly necessary in CL since there are some footfuns related to passing values between the two that render that compartmentalization moot.It's not strictly C performance but fuck it's so nice, you get static typing, better performance AND you can still use use macros, AND you can also drop down to CL and do whatever. I'm just waiting on 0.2 dropping in a week to get into it 100% since there's a lot that has been changing in the last couple months.
>>108416334I tried coalton but the performance was actually worse than my version with only a couple of optimizations, I tried debugging it for 30 minutes and just thought it wasn't worth it. Have you had actual better performance? I might try it again
>>108416194>In something like lisp if you define a super simple function that just does basic arithmetic and don't declare types it'll end up generating garbageThis isn't really true. Check with tools like disassemble and time. SBCL does a lot of optimization even on its default settings. Sometimes things skip even the stack and just get tossed around in registers. Besides that, with generational GCs (which SBCL has) they don't allocate like malloc or new. An allocation is usually just a pointer bump. This allows for the mainline code of an application overall to be faster than a C or C++ application. Add in no fragmentation for a moving and incrementally compacting GC (which SBCL has), no zeroing first, lock-free thread-local allocations, and you get other performance wins. You pay for some of it later with the cost of GC, but if you have a query-oriented application (e.g. web servers) then you can put that cost between queries.The usual tradeoff of GC and non-GC is CPU and RAM. By using more RAM, a GC language can have higher performance than a non-GC one, ignoring things like compiler sophistication that can do auto-vectorization and other big speedups. Manual memory management tends to optimize for footprint at the expense of CPU -- likely a bad tradeoff if the memory being managed is less than 1 GB per CPU. (See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLNFVNXbw7I)
>>108416507If that were true you'd see Java/C#/Go applications/benchmarks outperforming C++/Zig/Rust programs, which they don't even when used naiively. Those optimizations you mentioned are definitely there but they serve to counterweight the heftiness of the GC, which has to i.e. track allocations, discover which objects are still reachable, move shit around, reclaim dead objects, etc. And in general even if heap allocation ends up cheaper you just end up allocating way way more shit on the heap in these languages.
>>108416540You often *do* see Java/Go/SBCL benchmarks outperforming C++/Rust/etc programs. This is maybe the only good thing about the computer language benchmarks game in that it has multiple entries for a given language and you can see a mix of samples and judge for yourself whether they represent idiomatic code or are competing for who can use the most unsafe annotations and intrinsics to squeeze out the most performance on a single micro benchmark.An old common footgun in C++ land is losing so much performance to copy constructors.A recent example for Lisp and Rust is https://renato.athaydes.com/posts/how-to-write-slow-rust-code.htmlI also recall once reading about a person using Go for real-time video streaming. They had much better performance than VLC, which is C and C++, though not as good as ffmpeg's ffplay which is mostly C and assembly.There's also the experience from businesses that replaced or didn't allow the creation of new C++ a hot minute after Java came on the scene. It didn't always perform better, much of the gain was just being far easier to reach acceptable performance, but sometimes it did perform better too.
https://dylanmtaylor.com/posts/2026-03-19-googles-new-android-sideloading-flow-is-a-fair-trade.htmlYes, this is the same Dylan responsible for https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/40954
>>108413679Written with gemini, then touched up to appear more organic.
>>108413679What's his opinion on Zionism?
>>108414044
>>108413679I suspect this persona isn't real at all.
>>108413679and the most raped goyslave award goes to Dylan the Cuck
F1 Edition.Previous Thread: >>108358243
>>108416029retard
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>>108416643non-verbal autist can only respond in images
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>>108416643KEK
does anyone else got the feeling that google shows worse results recently? sometimes I search for a webpage or a video exactly by name and it won't show up
>>108413287This site is worse than Google.
>>108413287>all poo namesLol. Lmao, even.
>>108408463Used to be able to search "companyname confidential" on there before to dig up accidental source code/PDFs and shit from open directoriesNow google doesn't even index fucking github properly, you can try searching for a line of code from some popular project and it'll be hit or miss if google can find it
Search engines are a crutch for people to not link to things or learn how to use their bookmarks or actually make indexes of things they care about. Killing search engines is the only good thing to come out of AI.
>>108413279>their stock is up considerably.Nobody on this board cares because they're all poor and unemployed wannabe programmers.
>nvidia bros get dlss5>amd bros dont even get fsr4 on their series 7000 and belowis dlss5 going to be the final nail in the coffin for amd? there is no reason to buy their gpus now unless ur on linux
why do you guys feel the need to insult each other?
There's no sign you can actually turn off the AI part of DLSS 5https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/jensen-huang-says-gamers-are-completely-wrong-about-dlss-5-nvidia-ceo-responds-to-dlss-5-backlashThey've only said so far you can tardwrangle the AI to not change things too much, and at that point why turn it on at all, and why include it in the hardware?
>>108413535How are Nvidia's AI faces the final nail in the coffin for AMD?
this is the stupidest tech feature I've ever seen in my life
>>108413535>y-you can't slopify your games!didn't ask but cool
>new kid on the block>best distrohow did they manage to succeed where so many others have failed?
>>108407328It's really not that complicated why some people don't like anime, especially on the right wing. The majority of anime today is either very feminizing, childish or degenerate. I'm willing to bet most anime watchers are left leaning more than right because of this. All this cuteness aggression shit is cope.This is coming from someone who used to watch anime on quite a regular basis before I grew into an adult.
>>108390794It's old. New one AerynOS
>>108416094>AerynOS>Rust distrono thanks.
>>108416094>systemdwhat's the point
>>108416094DOA
This is what you will have to do if you want to sideload on Android from now on. Why is this allowed?Step 1: Enable Developer Mode No more quick toggles. You’ll need to manually enable developer options first. Step 2: Confirm you’re not being coercedAndroid will explicitly ask if someone is guiding you through disabling protections on your device as a direct response to scam tactics.Step 3: Restart your phoneThis cuts off active calls, remote access, or screen-sharing sessionsStep 4: Wait 24 hours Yes, really. There’s a mandatory one-day waiting period before you can proceed and sideload an app from an unverified developer. Google calls it a “protective waiting period.” Step 5: Re-authenticateComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108414468fake news, Google Play Market is totally free from scams and malware applications (Google says so)
>>108408893this is actually worse than iPhone. time to switch.
>>108409751The other week through fdroid.And last month to test a pedometer app I'm making.
>>108408893>biometric autentificationhell no, what if I don't have than nonsense in my phone, banking apps already forced you to enable that garbage tho
>>108409633I swear masons didn't exist pre 2010, all the satanism shitting started around 2020, internet died in 2017, this current one is mostly deadshell and full of brainwhashing. and now you have the pedomafia and apparently the average poltard was right about jews even tho, they were just being edgies on internet
give me a single good reason for why I shouldn't use it that doesn't involve syntax or the ugly code that a mediocre programmer wrote one day
I've gathered most of the old directories I have so now I'm sorting them and completing them.I'll probably upload the zip tomorrow. Don't let the thread die please.
>>108408489Perl modules shipped with the distro are of sufficient freshness and quality to suit whatever purpose the distro needs them for. The same goes for the Perl version and build flags.You should not be using the distro builds of stuff for your own projects unless you're a developer for said distro (which 99% of developers aren't). They are not intended for your projects. The distro will not consult you when they decide to ship a new, incompatible library (or module, or interpreter) in a future version, and your shit will break horribly. They will not ask your permission to remove a module from their repos.It doesn't matter if you program in C or Perl or Python. The distro does not build libraries for you, never has and never will.If you publish your projects for others, they WILL be using different OS versions with different sets of libraries. Your shit shouldn't break just because their DISTRO uses a different Perl for its own internal purposes. You should either bundle Perl with your project, or require a specific Perl build as a dependency, or test and validate your project against that specific build on that distro and whitelist it.Many developers don't understand this basic principle and then blame Perl (or Python, or OpenSSL) when it doesn't suit their project, despite their own misconceptions having caused the issue.
>>108413401Waiting and praying!
there's nothing you can do with perl that you cannot do better and easier with python
>>108415419perl is fast though>>108396832you're thinking of wakaba/kareha, which was a perl rewrite of futallaby, 4chan's old script. it was actually pretty decently written perl and still runs with no modifications iirc
>you know, I think I'm gonna finally give this Linux thing a try>*instantly nukes computer*
>>108415534>>108415549>>108415560people don't actually know how computers work, why are you surprised? this is why people hijack executable/image servers in the first place. it's free real estate.
>>108415289>If you downloaded or opened a file named “Xubuntu-Safe-Download.zip”Yeeeah, I have literally zero empathy for people that retarded.
>>108415339I agree, ubuntu did some retarded redundant work making all those distros just because it has different desktop environments, they should make one distro and make installing the desktop a user selection during install
>>108415339Normies are too paranoid about breaking their entire OS if they install more than one DE/WM at a time, so they have to be spoonfed dedicated spins like these and the Fedora ones.
>>108416041>>108415546OH NO NO NO NO NO NO NOAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAH
Do you decorate your GitHub profile?
of course
>>108414631>digital nomadMy brother inlaw called himself unironically a digital nomad because he works from home full-time. I was think dude you are a shut-in, the opposite of a nomad.
>>108415889Rust repo?
>>108414560Nope my GitHub profile is just as plain and ugly as the day I made my GitHub account
>>1084145601. Your video lacks audio2 I deleted my github long ago.
Previous: >>108309853>UIs to generate animeComfyUI:https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUISwarmUI:https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUIre/Forge/Classic:https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassicSD.Next:https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnextWan2GP:https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GPInvokeAI:https://www.invoke.com/>How to Generating Anime Imageshttps://rentry.org/comfyui_guide_1girlhttps://tagexplorer.github.iohttps://making-images-great-again-library.vercel.app/https://neta-lumina-style.tz03.xyz/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Do we add /2huai/ to the OP again?
>>108415513dont see a reason to since they themselves don't want to be added
Do checkpoints bigger than 6gb really exist? Do they run on larger capacity GPUs and have more parameters?
>>108415759there's bigger models like flux2 but I dont actually know if the checkpoints are bigger or if the extra size comes from the LLM TEs
>>108416569Flux 2 diffusion part is either 10B or 20B params, what i know is that it uses mistral small 24B as a text encoder.
Illinois HB5511 and HB5066, age verification bills, rescheduled for new hearing for March 25.File a witness slip in opposition.HB5511 (Requires your operating system, including Linux, to broadcast your age to all the applications on your computer)https://ilga.gov/House/hearings/details/3062/22637/CreateWitnessSlip/?legislationId=167486&GaId=18&View=CreateHB5066 (ID uploads and face scans to use social media, including forums, IRC, 4chan, etc)https://ilga.gov/House/hearings/details/3062/22637/CreateWitnessSlip/?legislationId=166575&GaId=18&View=CreateInstructions for filing witness written testimony if you live in Illinoishttps://ilga.gov/Uploads/Testimony/House/Remote_Committee_Hearing_Process_February2025.pdfI'm less worried about HB5066 because similar laws have been ruled unconstitutional in the courts. But HB5511 will allow groomers to run websites and deploy apps and collect information on who all the children are because their operating system will rat them out. HB5511 will also essentially ban all websites from being available in the state if the user's operating system doesn't rat out the user's age. It'll create huge liability for open source hobby projects as well!Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108414397Compelled speech is not legal
HB5066 is far worse than HB5511.
>>108414397So everyone has to jump through hoops and suffer just because lazy parents can not be bothered with managing their children
>Get a am4 cpu and motherboard upgrading from ivy bridge.>first mobo i got on amazon was broken when it arrived >get a new one >that one works >Over time from 2023 2024 it works fine >although there are a few issues and I cant use xmp >2025 arrives. >im working on a game. >i have these crashes almost everyday where the system freezes >eventually my usb controller stops working>have to get a new motherboard. >the old motherboard fucked my ryzen cpu and guess what.... the pins were bent when it came out :( and yes it was the mobo... >have to rush order a new CPU >finally things work for a about a day. >then the SAME freezes happen again but this time EVEN worse >Eventually I learn its the PSU Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108415359But like if it is sarcasm.. then might i remind you that I pulled out cpus from my gigabyte motherboard and they came out fine so I KNOW that its not my fault.. BOTH cpus that went into that asus board came out with broken pins.
>>108414855kek, shrimple as.also, OC'd my 3700x in 2020 to its limits. never turn it off. ever.OC'd the 3 core amd to its limits in 13, never turned it off ever. still runs as server...whats the problem?
>>108414327sounds like a skill issue to me.
>>108415311it wasnt packaged airtight with seals?and you didnt check the socket?should have just returned it.
>>108414473whats the deal with am4? i havent bought a computer in like 20 years
