>>107836010
Which brand do you recommend? People keep telling me Keychron and Wooting HE keyboards are outdated but I have no idea what's currently the most cutting edge. I prefer one that has an ISO layout but I'm willing to make compromises if it's not supported. I don't care about comfort or usage in productivity, just speed.
When I search on forums people are asking for "best HE keyboards under X budget", but I don't have a budget. I don't care what the price is if it's not stupid like $600+.

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>>107835955
Ignore HE shill retards.
Get something with as short of a travel distance on the keypress as possible. Setting analog switches like HE to 0.1mm actuation isn't going to help. You will not be able to train yourself to only move down 0.11mm on all your fingers subconsciously. You will go down at least 1-2mm in the keypress on typical MX analog switches, especially when you're typing quickly. There is not a single fast typist that types lightly. Analog shilling troons who think they've trained themselves to feather their switches down 0.11mm at 120+wpm are coping hard, and if they could see themselves pressing down 2+mm when typing and gayming they would blow their brains out or seethe 10x harder.
This is also ignoring that 0.1mm actuation will make you constantly mistype and misinput in gaymes. The weight of your fingers alone, even if you're a lanklet, will 100% make you accidentally input keys even if you're lightly resting your fingers on top. You will begin to subconsciously hover your fingers above the keys to avoid doing so, defeating the purpose by introducing more distance between your finger and the top of the key.
Anyway, get something that's comparable to a thin laptop keyboard. Something like picrel if you care about gayming (this is the Corsair K100 Air), otherwise get something like the Logitech MX Keys S.
The only benefit analog shit has is rapid trigger, which stops actuation the moment you let off the key, but until someone adds that to something like picrel your best bet is unironically this due to simple physics + just how your body works. And even then, as I said before, not a single fucking soul out there is capable of letting pressure off a keycap to bring it back up to 0.09mm and back down to 0.11mm repeatedly, and certainly not while typing quickly or gayming.
Don't get fooled by snake oil salesmen retards pushing gimmicks.

>>107835955
>>107837459
Like, look at this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGwKCi4FX84

This guy uses a Steelseries Apex Pro, and inb4
>hurrr that's an analog board
He literally sets the actuation to 1.5 to 2.5mm on his keys. 2.5mm on the letters, 3.2 on the Shift keys, and 1.5 on the spacebar.
1.5mm-2mm is the standard actuation distance for 99.999999% of Cherry MX and MX clones. He bought an analog keyboard and removed literally the only selling point they have by setting the actuation at the standard point for all non-analog switches.
So really, you just need to get gudder at typing :^)

>>107837459
How would you say the Glove80 fares as a split ergo keyboard with low-profile switches?

These days I look at a linear switch and I just blurt out
>fuck my ass

>>107834122
Yeah I also think about this often. I came from other languages pretty late in the game and had very little trouble adjusting to the sexp syntax. I'm guessing it mostly comes from python devs that are used to a mostly noiseless syntax, but coming from C++/Java/Rust it's a breath of fresh air.
Only thing I prefer in those languages is the discoverability with LSPs. Like doing thing.<autocomplete>, in lisp I need to know the method/function beforehand and I don't know what's compatible with what without looking at the source code. Overall not an issue because NIH is strong in Lisp and I have like 0-3 libraries max vs something like Rust where you end up with 20 crates.

I was going to put this on gitgud due to my disdain for Microslop, but there were requests for me to register it with MELPA too, and lo and behold they require making a PR on shithub anyway. So up it goes there:
https://github.com/eNotchy/4g

Tell me which things you expected to work do not work (unless they relate to autoload fuckery which I'm currently fiddling with), in case any of you still use this.

>>107834122
Makes you realize why so many people think they're gonna be replaced by AI tomorrow. Yeah, if your brain overfits so hard on the first programming language you learn you should be worried.

>chez is the best scheme this and that chez chez
chez doesn't even have an ecosystem. There are no libraries, there is nothing. A toy.

https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1q978w9/packageel_package_diffreview_feature_has_landed/

Good morning sars. You can diff in package.el now

>>107836413
Can't really go wrong with a JDS Atom stack or a Schiit Magni Unity + Mesh DAC, both are cheaper than DX5II and aren't plagued with bad QC and faulty firmware/PEQ.

anyone tried the iKF V11S or V12? im trying to buy a headset for a friend on a budget and dont want to get him a hyperx

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>>107788449
endgame

>>107835841
ok never mind the thirdie stuck two headphones in at once and was playing sound out of both of them, might not exactly be Topping's fault.

>>107837816
Why should it be a problem? That thing supposedly has balls.

>>107827147
No, Stallman did not invent basic Unix utilities

>>107829285
>pic
>You Now Remember Triggly Puff

>>107827147
bumping this excellent thread

>>107827147
erm, stallman didnt create the names of these utilities, though

>>107827147
daily reminder that RMS is an evil communist kike who literally wants most of you dead.

KDE is so ugly it hurts
have a bunch of smelly nerds designing stuff = bad design

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>>107836094
Bring the OBELUS back.

>>107837294
is this a meme, or do people with this poor taste actually exist in the wild?

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>UX engineers do THIS

This is because we consider constant terms in an expression to implicitly be attached to a zero power variable. So in fact what that expression is actually written as is
6÷2(2+1)x0
This is why we don't treat the 2 as a coefficient for the (2+1), because that entire expression is already a coefficient itself to an implicit x0 term which is not written.

>>107802048
Very grim piechart, that shit belongs on the dark web

>>107814636
>but there's never been any evidence of any such videos being made for profit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/764_(organization)
Can be done as a kind of rite of initiation. Money I'm pretty sure has also passed hands for clips like that.

>>107793367
kys

>>107793367
kys

>>107792748
Nothing on the dark web is any more disturbing than what you can find on /b/ or even reddit

>>107837150
werks on my machine

>>107837150
pay to post is not working

Use the release version, no need for a beta right now.

Test

Testo

reminder that GNOME is funded by redhat which is funded by kikes and owned by IBM
https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/support-our-israel-associates
they're less concerned about building a good desktop as they are pleasing their jewish overlords

>>107837838
>only source of documenting this is fucking lunduke

>>107832609
me on the left

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>>107837241
>Math doesn't exist in nature.
i seriously hope you guys don't do this
>only a human can count to two, information only exists if there's a fully developed semiotic system to describe it
this is getting pathetic

>>107837583
Humans and animals have the ability generate knowledge on their own from interacting with the world, and from the physical structure of their being. Like math, which exists in animals that don't even have the ability to acquire knowledge in any other way. In other words, humans and animals have intelligence.

AI does not generate knowledge on its own and cannot do so, only copying things that other people have written down. As it is unable to naturally generate knowledge, it does not even know these things that it copies, as even copying requires genesis of knowledge. In other words, it does not have intelligence.

>>107832560
https://www.erdosproblems.com/forum/thread/728#post-2785
Looks like it was still building on prior literature.
If the problem really was corrected only a few months ago, Pomerance may have gotten the solution back in 2017.

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Here's your 2200 line python proof.
Good luck verifying it, meatbag.

>>107837572
Well mine's a few dollar poverty cable, so it's definitely not the premium videophile stuff.

>>107837531
There is digital dvi and analog dvi.

>>107837733
Yeah but surely he isn't using a CRT. Everything else is either DVI-I or DVI-D, and would work with DVI-D.
My monitor is from 2002 by the way.

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>>107836442
I unironically understand your sense of loss, you're not crazy. But you should reimagine it. Instead, think of it as your old pal in a set of new clothes. He's still your same old companion. Your KITT just got an upgrade, be happy for his sake. Rekindle the friendship.

>>107836442
Once you have it all, you have nothing, back when I was a kid I used to be obsessed with computers and upgrading from one shitty GPU to another shitty GPU felt massive and adding more ram unlocked new possibilities, now that I have a pretty beefy PC, I don't feel like upgrading because it runs everything I want, I literally don't care about new hardware because it doesn't offer me anything, modern games are all shitty slop not worth playing, modern windows is a bloated clusterfuck made by jeets and modern hardware is a joke, an expensive joke thanks to AI, crypto and manchildren

>>107837438
Your quick and easy 3D editor will be a lot worse than Blender or Unity or Unreal.

>>107837455
No it won't, they lack basic functionality you'd want out of an editor
Although I haven't used Unity in a long time so maybe they got better

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Frustum culling. See the output in the logs on the left side for the currently visible objects within the frustum

>>107837772
Cool. What graphics API is this?

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>>107837832
DirectX, but I wrote my own framework around DirectX to handle a bunch of the boilerplate and also provide utils for common things (like frustum culling)

>>107838124
I'm not posting my local wife on the internet

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>>107834480
What's a good beginner model to use for image to video that's not neutered?

>>107838155
>my local wife
what about the remote one

>>107837970
fuck off, keep on jerking off shithead.

>>107838173
Wan 2.2 or LTX 2 if you want audio, also check these places:
>>>/wsg/6069549
>>107836754

>>107829968
mpv does HDR just fine.

>>107832927
Aks for it, maybe he'll add it.

but mpv used least resource among all video player

>>107833415
>I thought it did with gpu-next.
nope

>>107835010
Yes.

>>107837665
i clicked that shit and my ram disappeared

>>107837720

curl downloadmoreram.com > ram

>>107837713
>says mac is useless hardware

thank you for telling me i can't take anything you say seriously, you fucking braindead lincuck.

>>107837665
I clicked that shit and turned into peypey the frog

>>107837823
>soldered everything is sooooo much better
Yeah check that zoomer brain of yours for rot while you're at it