now that every vscode and zed are shoving ai into everything, what's the best code editor?
>>108257910Just keep using zed. "title_bar": { "show_sign_in": false, }, "disable_ai": true,Or you can use acme like a real programmer.
"title_bar": { "show_sign_in": false, }, "disable_ai": true,
use case of using any of this shit over codium?only one i can think of is if your computer is so shitty you can't run electron programs well
>>108268023My autism does not allow me to run "programs" that are just Google Chrome in a trench coat.
>>108268023the use case is editing text
>>108257910I used vim for 20 years and switched to neovim in the past year or two. It does everything I need it to.
previous: >>108252317#define __NR_semget 64#define __NR_semop 65#define __NR_semctl 66https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/semget.2.htmlhttps://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/semop.2.htmlhttps://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/semctl.2.htmltl;dr:semaphores, but worse!https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/sem_overview.7.htmlto be clear, these syscalls are NOT posix semaphores. but the above link mentions them in the notes, and it should explain a bit moreComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
#define __NR_semget 64#define __NR_semop 65#define __NR_semctl 66
why does glibc mimic a lot of kernel syscalls? do they think they can do it better or is it a comparability question?
>>108267576it (generally) doesn't mimic them, but just wraps them
>>108262843>what's been your experience with multi-threading primitives?linux futexes are pretty good
>>108262843I wish I can draw like this.
>>108268097just download stablediffusion
Can I just put my school projects on my portfolio and apply? Do I really need to partake in the humiliation ritual of personal projects?
>>108267913Nigger just download opencode and type "make giga billions idea app"
>>108267926link?
>>108267974Grok.com and search "how do I not be a faggot"
>>108263432if you dont like doing this, then why are you doing it? this isnt 20 years ago where dev is an ez pass to a good job, dumbass.
>>108267980didn't give me the link
I'd like to see the shills and contrarians justify this.
>>108263048>All you're left with in terms of your utopianism is appeals to authorityIn your mind maybe. Luckily smarter people than you understand how the world has always worked. >ethicsYou have reddit MCU brain. Ethics have nothing to do with technology. No technology was ever born from or destroyed by ethics. Once achieved, it simply is.
>>108241820What would stop a californian from installing some linux distro and using it as before? Will they sue Linus? Will they block internet access?
>>108265140If the web browser can't find that age API on your machine then pornhub.com will refuse to serve you porn. No one is getting sued.
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>>108241820>It can always get worse, AnonCalling people Anon on twitter is worse than greentexting on twitter.
is there a better set of bluetooth buds I could get for under 200? Im willing to go with refurbs on this since the discount is steep
>>108263090Wired are so fucking annoying. Being tethered to a fixed point is for cattle and slaves.
>>108261935>they always keep falling off my earssamesies. I will not redeem again.
>>108261441Bluetooth is obsoleted by fox IEM.
>>108261441yea bro get the raycons
>>108264431Yep. I'm not one to recommend a brand of something so stupid as foam tips but honestly these are the only ones I've used that are worth a damn
Why do so many people here hate GNOME? I got into an argument with a KDE user and they complained that GNOME didn't have thumbnails in the file picker... But I have thumbnails in my file picker on Ubuntu lol. Do they complain and point out old issues that no longer exist?
>>108260935I like the work flow, I like the interface for the most part. My issue with Gnome is its strength. I want desktop Icons for example. Not possible. I get why its like that, but I like to make retro arch shortcuts for games that I am currently playing so I can jump right in. I like having files that I work on allot on the desktop. I like how simple it all is, but would it be much to just have a way to turn on desktop icons? I avoid using extensions and only have 2 installed.
>>108261245>>108261255These logos look like someone spreading 'em for anal.
Gnome has people like ebussy, therefore it's bad.But KDE has jeets in its team, therefore it's also bad.
>>108260935this is the last good GNOME version before the GNOME team went full retarded. Remember when they said you don't need a minimize button and it confused users in their "usability testing"? Yeah they think if you use GNOME 3+ you are stupid
>>108260935Gnome is a macos ripoff without the polishKDE is a winblows ripoff without adsIn light of that you should buy a macbook if you want an opinionated, gnome esque experience, or use kde if you want a windows esque experience
Previous: >>108197287>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.
>>108265503She looks like Shaft studio style now. Pretty nice.
>>108253038>>108253066>>108253129really like the consistency and detalization
>>108263384i like this one
For those annoyed by the fact you can no longer Middle Click to open Omnibox Suggestions in a new tab in Chrome, Ctrl+Left Click still works.
Chrome is the web browser for people who used Internet Explorer until Chrome came out.
>He didn't fork Chrominium and made his own Chromeretard thread
>>108267978>madeWhy do Hispanics get filtered by infinitives?
>>108267984im israeli fuck you
>>108264860>Middle Click to open Omnibox SuggestionsI never did that so the change does not affect me.
This is not a drill, everyone START DOWNLOADING WHAT YOU LIKE WHILE YOU STILL CAN
this site doesn't have anything to download that you can't get elsewhere
>>108249386retard take
>>108265975New ripping groups coming up with slightly different copies of the same stuff and data hoarder stupidity blocking efficient encoding.
>>108265751>about it on /v/.don't forget /vr/ and/ /pol/
>>108248787I loved Myrient, my main issue with it was not being able to download whole folders on a single click, that sucked.
Would you use AI technology in its current form for actual military operations? What if it hallucinates?
>>108267904>tursting the words spoken from a jewwhen will retarded goyim learn?
Whoah, you're right. I flipped out there and blatantly disregarded the IFF signatures. It looks like I committed some friendly fire and created some consequences for our forces. Would you like me to refer you to the appropriate statues of military justice for this kind of scenario? Or would you rather I try that firing solution one more time for you?
It's pretty obvious she was the one forcing him to have sex with her. And she was so bad at it he turned gay. Unfortunately this also mindbroke him so hard he did everything in his power to make AI worse for everyone in the world for over 6 years now.
>>108268015buy an ad sam
>>108267904>kim dotcomhe's still alive? and does anyone take him seriously given he's a massive chink shill?
Wide edition.>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/emacsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108261289>What made Lisp machines was the software, not the hardware.>therefore the right thing was a larp?? The point of the hardware was to run lisp fast (for the time). The point of the lisp machine was to run the software.
What does lisp have over rust?
>>108267933if you're asking this you're NGMI
>>108267944im on my second year of uni i dont know much yet
>>108267963In that case, why are you comparing Rust with Lisp? What makes you want to use Rust? I actually switched from Rust to Lisp but that's not very common. Lisp is closer to languages like C#, D, Go, etc. whereas Rust is more comparable to C++.In any case Lisp has a ton of stuff over Rust, so maybe easier is to say what Rust has over Lisp. Primarily, no garbage collector/better naive performance, static typing, and a decent package manager and package ecosystem. Lisp wins pretty much everywhere else. Incomparably better macro system, actual tooling (i.e. amazing profiler tools, my larger programs I've ported over from Rust actually run better on CL due to the profiling/disassembly feedback loop), best OOP model (CLOS >>> traits), no annoying borrow checker, runtime compilation and interactive programming, homoiconicity, live introspection of running program state, faster compiler, etc. I'd say as a solo dev I work twice as fast in CL than I did back in Rust.
Ruby on Rails has been “dying this year” for 21 years. Will this be the year it finally dies?
>>108240112no lol.In fact anytime someone proposes alternatives to MVC, people just end up coming back to MVC because the alternatives are far, far, worse.>>108243863I've talked to people in startups working with rails. It's still be deployed even on new projects.
>>108266789Easier to do using a language that was actually designed
>>108266992True but there are plenty of non-rails frameworks doing MVC nowadays. Rails inspired a lot, but Rails itself I’d argue is a lesser version of Django, Laravel, or even Spring Boot at this point.
>>108266992>I've talked to people in startups working with rails. It's still be deployed even on new projects.If you need to go from zero to a non-SPA basic web app as fast as possible, then $LARGE_MVC_FRAMEWORK is the way to go. It's just a question of which language you already know, and the state of the various frameworks in those languages.For example, if you already know PHP and know zero Ruby, you'll ship faster in Laravel.And if you already know Python and know zero Ruby, you'll ship faster in Django.But if you know Ruby as well (or better) than those, Rails will be the fastest route to building something.
>>108240112No technology ever truly dies, it just gets reduced down into isolated pockets of decaying infrastructure in various companies.There's garbage PHP code I wrote back in 2009 that is STILL in production. We still have a few Visual Basic 6 projects at my current job.
Post your websites / blogs , they're public anyways. I'll starthttps://tinfoil-hat.net
>>108262754Best thread i have seen in a while.I just realized my site has a lot of personal info. I am going to clean that up soon and post here.
>>108262754I had my own website in the past after writing a static website builder using Makefiles and shell scripts. I have a variety of interests and I'm probably going to make a new one soon. I'm just not sure if I should have it tied directly to my real name or have it pseudonymous and have a separate website solely for career related things.
>>108262754i have a site but it's mostly a portfolio shit for jobs so i aint posting it here. i like seeing other people's shit though.i hosted my own (single user) pleroma instance for 6 months as well but took it down because i barely used it and it was impossible to find people on the fediverse who weren't either politics obsessed (mastodon) or hentai obsessed (pleroma). i still have a few months on that domain so i ought to use it for something
>>108263896enjoyed the "gifted kid burnout" page, this phenomenon also always struck me as incredibly narcissistic. i probably fit the profile for one of them on paper, but i don't blame my problems on being told i was smart as a kid because i had enough humility to know i was nothing special and that the standards for "gifted" were just incredibly low
> https://progchan.com/4chan used to have just text only boards if anyone remembers that. It was fun to remake it. A lot of the CSS and HTML I got from one of the OG Perl scripts so it looks pretty much how I remember.
>A new California law says all operating systems, including Linux, need to have some form of age verification at account setuphttps://www.pcgamer.com/software/operating-systems/a-new-california-law-says-all-operating-systems-including-linux-need-to-have-some-form-of-age-verification-at-account-setup/Linuxbros?
why should OS comply to this if only 2 american states require it? why not just state in their terms of service that the OS is not for sale or use in said states?
>>108261609He thinks an OS is some sort of web app that you log into to access the data on your computer, and install other apps on it from an app store. What even are computers?
>>108266853Because it's not gonna be just 2 states.
>>108261609too bad linux isn't an operating system
>>108261623Actually not a bad plan. Whose ID will it end up using?
>"Software "engineers" replaced themselves firstKWAB
>>108267836At least it isn't the mortal sin of being too low IQ to understand what adultery means
>>108263934don't forget the fact that he invested all of their cash flow into *checks notes* fucking bitcoin
>>108264358The difference is that while both use the same AI that is prone to hallucinations, you can have one prompt engineer look over 5 instances of Claude Code explaining him how the code works and him checking for vulnerabilities while saving time on writing the code. In lot of finance and law you do problem solving 10% of the time and check data 90% of the time, so checking for hallucinations in finance or law is not going to save you any work.>But they already fired X amountAnd they will rehire them or they were not needed to begin with. Look at tons of studies showing AI agents cause more problems when deployed then they save. I expect lot of the grunt white collar work to remain or at least be offloaded upwards while the mid-level creative problem solving gets done by AI.
>>108263383Karl schWAB
>>108263383it means "KWAB, what a bitch"
