How come C# isn't more popular when it's basically Java but better? Is it because people distrust a language maintained by Microsoft, or does the JVM have non-obvious but crucial advantages over the CLR?
>>107835911>But C# runs on Linux these daysit runs on like 3 sanctioned distros that also happen to be the buggiest, slowest pieces of shit imaginable. everywhere else it's a bad joke.
>>107851708how hard are they pushing AI
>>107852296You come and repeat this bullshit on every single C#. It doesn't work with musl. A lot of things don't. That only rules out Alpine Linux, while it works on nearly every distro most people would consider using. Fuck off with your disingenuous misinformation.
>>107836409Xamarin is out of support. They have .NET MAUI now, which seems a as a sort of continuation of Xamarin.
>>107851768not having to use spring and hibernate makes up for anything that you could come up with
/g/ humor thread
>>107852042I've used archinstall many many times it works perfectly every time if you want a tonne of custom shit do it after installation I guess.
>>107851260>he wasnt mentally scarred as a 7 year old by getting goatse'dngmi zoom zoom. we got blasted with criminally gay porn when we were mere children and enjoyed it. millenials are just better than you.
>>107851260doesn't make >>107851184 wrong though
>>107850687
>>107601582"The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it."--George Orwell>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107848857Modern life sucks so much. Also I miss truly anonymous forums and sites.
>>107850417The 90's internet sucked. It was so slow and everything was text. No fun pics or videos.Also there were no design patterns so every website was different.
>>107848857what the fuck is wrong with americans?
>>107848857>"snapchat" reported this to the FBImost likely, someone in the groupchat reported her and snapchat took action
>>107851104What? It was free, and that made it better than anything now
Linux is starting to "just werk" more than windows. The OOB experience of windows is awful these days.
bamp
>>107847486My dac normally took days to setup in Windows, I had to find the driver from some shady website every time.Linux worked straight away, that's when I changed over.
>>107849838>Due to the boomers that ran the placenow imagine the same place with lunix
>>107847486I spent 3 days testing Linux distros on some shitbox PC someone brought to me, just to find one that worked. Debian wouldn't install power management utilities with xfce, multiple flavours of Ubuntu hung during install, mx worked but was too fucking lardy, bodhi and wattos had broken sound, antix refused to render the desktop, fyde refused to boot, kolibri requires you to build it just to try it, i really wanted loc to work as it ran the best but again sound didn't work. Finally lubuntu didn't hang during install and sound worked, I don't like it but I'm not getting paid to keep going. This is a fucking normal ass old Intel laptop and there's no excuse for this shitfest
>>107852212>mx worked but was too fucking lardyHow ancient is the e-waste you're using?
Have two laptops, one runs mint. Want to put something else on the other. pic related. Have used OpenBSD on VPS, liked it. Does it werx on desktop? Just use browser, GIMP, and terminal mostly.
>>107851802>Does it werx on desktop?as long as your hardware is supported and you're okay with the selection of browsers (firefox and ungoogled-chromium are available)for my cheapo WalMart laptop, everything is supported except the wifi chip, so i'm going to have to buy an Atheros AR9271 802.11n USB adapter
>>107851802If you happen to need audio over hdmi, you will have to manage your own kernel (remove an if-statement in azalia.c). And then you might have to manually manage which device to use for audio output. I made my own scripts for that.
I run FreeBSD on my thinkpad no problems. I don't know about OpenBSD, heard its hardware support is worse.
>>107852324Forgot screenshot.
>>107851802I run ghostBSD on my desktop, everything works, even do some gaming on it
>he still uses a shartphone
>107848471>when you scan a barcode do you end up with a photo or a number>>107847728>if you use different wavelength it is now called a scan>107848277>what are the differences between a checksum and a filethe most retarded fucking moron i have ever fucking seen. it's sad that you share the same three dimensional space and time with the rest of the universe.
So? They get millions of photos of my fat and ugly mug. So what?
>>107847586Why does it need to keep scanning after the device has been unlocked?
>>107848721>cant shit in the dark without asking apple for permissionItoddlers btfo again and again
>>107850717could be a safety measure for example In a scenario where someone would steal your phone while you're using it so it locks itself. Pretty good actually if you think about it
C++ eternally BTFOhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fGB-hjc2Gc
>>107850036since fucking when? seriously?? god i might need to look into this
>>107847799Good question. I too would like to know this
>>107838566>no official community Discord serverthat is a good part - avoiding discord cancer
>>107837821this dude most certainly doesn't understand functional programming and is a total oop sheep. sad.
>>107847799No, because it basically salts each name in the namespace.
whats with all the negative sentiment on older windows versions?>don't use xp, look at this video, the minute he connects to the Internet he's already got a virus!!!!!!!that isn't even remotely true and in that video he clearly states that he turned off the firewall and purposefully opened up a backdoor to his computerive literally been using Windows 7 since its launch and my computer still works perfectly fine
>>107849856they want to shill linuzz or mac
>Barely any Windows 98s online anymore if there even are any>Be running it in a VM on some obscure variant of LinuxWhat then?
>>107850869>>107850852>>107850465>>107850419>tranny janny keeps removing post that do not favour tinkertrannyOS.You will rope yourself as a skinny, ugly tranny that you are.
>>107850833You do not understand how web servers run vs. home routers, please get off this board.
>>107850531>triggered baby duck
I genuinely do not know what to think about AI. There are so many things about it that are cool. There are so many things about it that are shit. It clogs up my grandma’s feed with fake shit, it’s making the cost of electronics go up, it’s consuming resources at an unsustainable rate and so on. It’s given me some useful tools when it comes to writing, and gives me quick answers to questions among other things, but to me, all the negatives outweigh the positives. I’m not sure if it will even be able to advance much further beyond this point given the extreme consumption of resources it demands.What are some reasons why you support AI development? Give me some insight on why AI is a positive thing and why development should continue
>>107844719if we were actively working towards the singularity then i’d have no qualms with these nuclear-level hardware prices but the tech’s still comparatively raw yet still shoved into damn near anything that could hold a charge. having said that i’ve been using chatgpt rather frequently since last year and its ability to automate and summarize a shit ton of data is not to be underestimated, i feel. let’s see how far it can go by 2030
>>107847635>favstian
>>107844719The future will laugh at autistic people like >>107844766 perpetually droning on about pointless details and the way things are currently. It's all noise. Yes it's being oversold but it's also incredible and it's only improving. I can't tell you if it should or shouldn't be pursued but I will tell you that it will be pursued regardless. Personally, I think the idea of machine life is cool and this is the pathway to it.
>>107848084>>107848072>radio silence
>>107848072>>107852278go back to your containment site
what did xhey / xhit mean?
>>107849804In evolutionary terms, a "Pleasure Trap" occurs when the organism is exposed to "supernormal stimuli" (highly concentrated sources of pleasure) that did not exist during evolutionary development.For millions of years, calories and dopamine-spiking resources were scarce, evolution favored the>"Motivator Triad":Seek pleasure (food and sex). Avoid pain. Conserve energy.An ancestor who found a rare honeycomb would gorge on it because those calories were vital for survival. Today, we have engineered substances (processed sugar, high-fructose corn syrup, digital entertainment, drugs) that provide a dopamine hit far more intense than anything found in nature. Your brain cannot distinguish between a natural reward and a concentrated modern one. It treats the "supernormal stimulus" as a survival signal. Over time, the brain down-regulates its receptors to protect itself, meaning you need more of the substance just to feel "normal," leading to obesity or addiction.Apply the same principle to social interaction.
>>107849894Interesting! I suppose evolution essentially "locks in" a strategy that works for the present moment but because it cannot see far into the future it can easily create a dead end where the organism is too "successful" to innovate, making it prime for extinction if the environment changes significantly.
>>107849894>>107849906Our hardware (brains) is still running "software" designed for a world of scarcity and slow change while our current world is defined by hyper-abundance and rapid volatility.
first thing browsers want you to see when you boot up is whatever search llm they've created/they're partnered with
>Super + b >Opens in 2 secondswhy is this so hard for winjeets?
What was the most disturbing thing you've found on the dark web?
>>107793367kys
>>107819331Supposedly it's some autist that hates children's media that you can force into a meltdown by including it hidden in an image, but most of the time this happens it's in such a tiny way that no one could tell or notice, so the guy posting them and freaking out about it are probably the same guy.
>>107810193Daisy's Destruction is an urban legend. There's literally no evidence the actual video exists. At most people claim they've seen a trailer, but there's no actual evidence that exists either, and even if it does, there's no reason to believe it's part of a longer video, and even if it is, there's no way to know what that video might contain.>>107812455Then why did you post it, dumbass?
Linux Mint 22.3 “Zena” Is Now Available for Downloadhttps://9to5linux.com/linux-mint-22-3-zena-is-now-available-for-download-heres-whats-new
>>107851419yes
>cinnamonstill hopelessly outdated
>>107845616>Qemu/KvmFuck you, why do you post a 0 effort VM Screenshot?>>107846090>Hiding hardwareRunning on a VM as well?
>>107851419Not for long, they are moving to Wayland so forget about any new features, it's time for reinventing the wheel.
>>107845625>looks very outdated and uglyLet me guess, you need more rust code, a new (((code of conduct))) and more AI
Elon says his plan is to have humanity exploring space and meet alien civilizationsis this technologically achievable?
>>107847329we've been "exploring space" for 70 yearsmeeting ayys, unless they come to visit (and probaby exterminate) us is unlikely to happen in the next couple hundred years, and Elon will have nothing to do with itwith the fastest spacecraft humanity has created to date (which Elon Musk and SpaceX had nothing to do with), it would take almost 7,000 years to reach the nearest star system outside our own
>>107847329>claims to be a techno libertarian freedom man>complains about graft and fraud>needs billions in taxpayer subsidies to do anything with his space stuffCurious
>>107847329Musk also said he'd have a man on Mars by 2025.
>>107847329>Elon saysGo fuck yourself OP.
>>107847329i draw the line at giving money to this grifter when it comes to exporting nonwhites into outter space nor do I trust fake degree dei jeets with rockets or nuclear fuels.
Why do you need 24GB of VRAM? What will you do with it that 16GB can't? Most people don't need more than 12 and you NEET highschool dropout hobbyists can get by just fine with 8GB for your projects and old games.
>>107851167>still a prototype technology despite what the jews at nvidia sayYou have never done 3d rendering, the gains are absolutely there.
>>107851167pricing complain is fair because of the $700 3080 but the 4090 definitely uses less watts than the 3090 when gaming
Why get a 24GB card when 16GB can run a 8B model just fine?
>>107842575>Why do you need 24GB of VRAM? What will you do with it that 16GB can't?Load >16Gb and ≤24Gb of shit into video memory.
I don't get it, if you need this card for AI you should just buy some Mac Minis or Arc B60's instead. Those scale way better.
previous: >>107833909#define __NR_mmap 9this is probably my favorite syscall of all time. we could spend weeks discussing this alone. it is extremely powerful, versatile, and widely used. not to mention, it's one of the (somewhat) rare six argument syscalls. some potential points of discussion:> the addr argument, and its use without flags, with MAP_FIXED, and with MAP_FIXED_NOREPLACE> file-backed vs anonymous mappings> the concept of pages, page sizing, and alignment > guard pages and PROT_NONE> the actual meaning of SIGSEGV, and how there's more to segfaults than simply process crashes> core dumps and stack traces> other related signals, such as SIGBUS> MAP_GROWSDOWN and the stack> the use of mmap (as opposed to brk) for allocation via the *alloc family> manual memory management vs an allocation schemeComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
#define __NR_mmap 9
>>107845169malloc is turbo fucking dogshit and top 3 cause of issue in C programsand malloc doesn't let you a lot of the things that are possible with memory (prefault, make it read-only etc.)
>>107845826Multics did have a high-level stream-based I/O interface that could also abstract over files and AIUI virtual memory was so difficult on the early Unix hardware that they didn't have it until Bill Joy brought over some BSD tapes. It makes sense that they went with streams as a primitive even without the worse is better boogeyman.
>>107848169i mean, if you're having issues with malloc, you're probably going to have issues with mmap, too
>retard user unplugs usb stick on which your mmaped file is>your program crashes because of some shitty pajeet tier troonix signal slop>the only fix is to disable signals and have Linux return 0'sfile backed mmap is garbage
>>107851222or you just build a better allocator using mmap?
