>>107551521
This guy's going waterboarding in the Guantanamo Bay for vacation

>>107546097
That's because it is. I saw a clause on all social media history for the past five years. Did they remove that?
>Just sign up for social media, goy!
>You're missing out on what's new!
NO!! I HATE SOCIAL MEDIA! I HATE SOCIAL MEDIA! I HATE SOCIAL MEDIA! I AM NOT NORMIE CATTLE!

>>107546097
Give me 1 (one) good reason as to why an EU citizen would want to go to the US

>>107546097
Is this one extreme and unfeasible proposal by one senator or something? By one official within a department? Or is it an actual thing that might be implemented

>>107551887
considering current administration could be all three. have you seen their latest national security strategy?

>>107551579
Common Lisp has nice FFI You can just generate functions that call down to C that are also valid Lisp functions, and pass memory over through clear structures. Quite neat.

>>107550830
no, you still need to write some bash (either directly in your home config or in a separate file) if you want to source GUIX_PROFILE/etc/profile. the config i showed tells guix home to append the contents of the local-file .bash_profile to the default contents of ~/.bash_profile, like the manual says

     ‘bash-profile’ (default: ‘()’) (type: text-config)
          List of file-like objects, which will be added to
          ‘.bash_profile’.

if you don't want guix to use any defaults in the bash files, you need to set `guix-defaults?' in `home-bash-configuration' to #f. the defaults are defined in the module (gnu home services shells) https://codeberg.org/guix/guix/src/commit/master/gnu/home/services/shells.scm#L421

also i just found out that it's better to export GUIX_PROFILE. this is what /etc/profile says:

# When GUIX_PROFILE is undefined, the various environment variables refer
# to this specific profile generation.

so the contents of the local-file .bash_profile should be something like

# ^ Additional whitespace because this is appended directly to ~/.bash_profile

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>>107551579
i'm a beginner too but for CL, lookup https://github.com/froggey/Mezzano

>>107551579
that's a good question. how people usually do system programming on lisp? I imagine that any language that has a syscall function and a way to interact with asm can do anything

>>107552142
Okay "syscall" I guess the answer. Makes sense.

>meme code

>>107550120
The fact that people think he is the biggest thinker of the century baffles me.

>>107551238
>t. has a dirty room

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I came to terms with the idea that every job I've ever done is just about me getting money.

does cleaning your code include nuking yourself with benzos?

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>>107550063
>calling me the schizo
how ironic

>>107533818
Because they love nazis
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_the_Holocaust

>>107533818
I have t14 gen1 and it's a great laptop

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thinkpads suck now but they are still better than any other windows/linux laptop option.

5-10 years ago was probably the golden age because you could still use an x61 or an x200-220 (and the T equivalents) for actual work but now they are not really viable.

picrel my x61

They're too old at this point. It's time to move on.
Obviously the saarjeets on /g/ running ewaste Ivy Bridge processors aren't going to accept that, so we'll still get thinkpad spam until the end of time.

tell me something i dont know

>>107551842
what the fuck are you talking about

>>107551842
aint reading that shit

>>107551816
you're welcome

It's hopeless, I'll never get my game into existence.

>>107551738
If(skeletal_mesh_merge == true)
{
do_merge();
}

>>107551968
reducing the scope of the game helps. also depends on what you try to make.
what kind of game is it?

>>107552095
There is no smaller scope, that would make it a different game. It's just the fact that I have trouble learning programming without vibe coding and vibe coding is garbage. I'm fine with everything else, I can use the engine fully, I make the art and music etc. I just can't code and programmers are unreliable.

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>>107498340
Simply it's the best.

>>107525975
>Chinese spyware
no part of Brave is owned by a Chinese company though

>>107550668
Tencent was Chinese last time I checked

>>107498340
Just tried to install this. Doesn't work, screen is either scrambled after wakeup from suspend or it stays black and you have to force restart to resurrect it.

>>107544237
read again

>>107536114
Lain would use a lisp based os, at the very least guix

>>107539498
>This, also shouldn't it be called CopelandOS anyway?
Copland is just MacOS System 7, it's basically their Longhorn. Apple would still have copyright/trademark over the name.

>>107541632
>https://archiveos.org/apartheid-linux/
based

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Besides Wayland being a steaming pile of shit with vertical monitors, I've been having fun with this.
So what if it's just a fairly minimalist Arch install with Lain ricing? There's a good selection of bundled apps and it works well out of the box.
Lolifox was just a reskinned Firefox with some choice extensions and bookmarks, and that was great too.

>>107551600
>Tl;Dr is pixel 10 pro fold based
https://youtu.be/8uS90jakOuw?si=ImaZB2FAPPwSNWlm&t=374

>>107545960
Yeah, this is really the main draw backs with chink phones, their hardware is amazing but their OS's are poorly optimized garbage

You know, as much flak as Exynos gets, gotta give them credit for changing their naming scheme to something that isn't fucking retarded.

>>107546817
>talking about his mom while posting Renee
Mommy fetish confirmed

>>107545960
Phone battery lasts longer when you disable and strip down every single thing in the os. Who knew? Itoys are a joke

>>107551437
also Bypass Paywalls Clean

>>107551901
>>107551756
it can still be "sideloaded" from Gitflic because it has a valid signature; it's just banned from Mozilla Addons

>>107551447
>Drink cum
Haha wouldn't that be weird haha

>>107551612
>cant disable telemetry
nice try tranny

>>107551493
Yes.

>>107550175
You shouldn't keep old software around retard

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>>107550170
you know thats a made up retrospective justification

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>>10755013

They should have high standards, but this is not always the case, and high standards do not always ensure a perfect deployment.

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>>107550244

Good old software is reliable.

That is why the old UNIX tools are still around and are unlikely to be retired anytime soon, as they have been in use around the world for decades with well known results and incremental refinements.

>>107551859
It was never downloaded, no other package had it as a dependency, and it had no maintainer. There's no good reason to keep it around. If someone wants it then they can easily add it again as long as they accept being the maintainer.

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>>107552006
NEVER

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Go away juden. This thread is not technology.

>>107552093
chatgpt is technology, incel

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thank you Jews

Has anyone ever used LaTeX for generating reports/documents using jinja or something?

Moderate map making and some image processing, querying db for data and also user input, for 1000s of users daily.

Current code is TERRIBLE, and uses some free reportlab bullshit with some in house spaghetti.

>>107551370
I was thinking of a sort of async task server that did the reports using jinja to fill the latex templates. Maybe it is not worth the trouble.

>>107551103
>in production
idk man, for my shitty forum backend I set up a channel and worker goroutines that process media uploads in a queue. User would upload file, I validate it, put in DB, push to queue, and respond with a 200. Was a quick and easy way to make the endpoint responsive

>>107551434
how many requests per day or hour are you handling like this?

>>107551520
Wrong question, because not all requests are equal. Such system would only be limited by network bandwidth since all it does is download the file (unavoidable, either upload directly to S3 or save to a temp dir), run checks, make entry in DB, and return. The actual processing happens in the background, safe from resource exhaustion by those initial checks and a set amount of workers. My usecase is making thumbnails, and I make shell calls to imagemagick and ffmpeg. Even this is probably overkill but it's really fast and easy to implement.