>>107696377
no u.

>>107695828
>To truly understand math, you must be a calculator.

>>107696601
>"I want to learn how to draw"
>proceeds to buy a dozen books about perspective and color theory
>ponders for hours about the tools they are going to use and the best ones to buy
>watches hours of drawing tutorials on youtube
>watches other people draw things too
>for some reason even learns how to craft a paintbrush from scratch along the way
>does everything under the sun EXCEPT putting some shitty lines on paper, which is ok by the way because he's just starting out and it's completely normal to suck
>"man I don't understand this drawing thing it's truly a mystery lol"
This only seems to happen with music for some reason, maybe due to it ls abstract nature. Many musicians only ever learn to play their instrument and nothing else, making original music follows naturally from it.

damn i didn't work on my track at all this weekend

my track will be called....
S P A C E F U C K

Samsung g9

mfw lcds need 480hz to be half as sharp as crt 60hz
mfw i have no face

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>>107698837
And CRTs only look good in pitch black rooms
Pick your poison

>>107698402
why do cniles hate list initialization?
or are you referring to the fact that i put a 0 in there, well i just wanted to be explicit i know it default initializes to 0

>>107698408
>accumulator = 0;
Is that really so """legacy"""?

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Check out my chess game

based.mobi

>>107698431
but by using {} for scalar types like this it looks the same as when i initialize structs and such via aggregate initialization which also use {}

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Finally got around to finishing advent of code in risc-v assembly, only had day 10 left unfinished. Simplex algorithm plus branch and bound. Runs in about 90ms on my milk-v duo

>>107696267
Imagine bothering that shit when Rust is already replacing it

>>107698118
I always have a snug moment when I write a struct or enum definition in rust and realize I don't need to write 6 different retarded constructors and still not have fully functioning move semantics. C++ is a bloated joke honestly.

>>107698118
There's currently a thread up about a survey showing that isn't true.

>>107698113
>Godawful syntax
>Godawful stdlib
>Godawful community
>Unsafe Rust unavoidable for low-level/high-performance

Not even hating on the BC or the concept of it, it's just pointless and being awful while it's at it.

>>107698216
>move semantics
never heard of xer

The real question is... where?

bilibili clips are av1/hvc1

>Opus
Now.

>>107696781
Chinkese garbage

>>107698135
keep the conditional package installation, which doesn't need to be a macro btw

(defun package-maybe-install (package)
  (unless (package-installed-p package)
    (package-install package)))

and wrap the configuration of non-essential packages inside a with-eval-after-load form

(with-eval-after-load 'eshell
  (setq eshell-cp-interactive-query t
        eshell-mv-interactive-query t
        eshell-ln-interactive-query t)

  (eat-eshell-mode)
  (eat-eshell-visual-command-mode)

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>>107698326
thanks for the tips but this looks like a lot of effort
i'd rather just live with the long startup since i dont use emacs in a terminal

>>107698363
(Neo)vim doesn't have this problem btw.

I used Emacs I did the tutorial I used it in the terminal but then I couldn't copy and paste then I found out about nano I want to get into it but honestly I don't get it.

>>107698363
>a lot of effort
how?

>>107684178
>>107684179
5000 Izzat per minute unpatched meta strategy

>>107695904
This is the truth.
Still I doubt all the hype AI has

>>107697325
ummm pretty sure Markus Minecraft did that first...

>>107696164
>Why is it that you never see electricians or engineers waxing poetic about marginally better technology appearing? Only programmers
>programmers
>nocoders are programmers
lol lmao

>>107693180
these "people" were shitting out this kind of posts for the last three years and we are nowhere near what they claim

>>107697257
Back in 486 days I had a program that played wav files over the PC speaker by rapidly playing different tones and volumes. It disabled interrupts while doing this since it was very time sensitive or it would sound shitty. Since it was a 486 there weren't any negative rings yet so the only thing that could interrupt it was an NMI. It registered itself as a Windows 3.1 sound driver, and everything in the system would grind to a halt any time a sound played.

>>107697461
Visual player?

>>107697522
No, it was specifically meant to be a sound driver and I don't think it had any config utility or a name beyond it's filename. I think it just came with a drv file and a readme saying how to set it up in your system.ini.

>>107698114
I remember this one too.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/synchapi/nf-synchapi-entercriticalsection

>>107697394
Look at that shit-eating grin

>>107697385
it's decentralized you ape

>>107698723
>it's <word-I-don't-understand> you <insult>
Behold your typical "security expert".

>>107697498
>Radio
Go look up Numbers Stations. I find them fascinating, personally.

>>107690214
yes, there was a libre version of tails called heads that the glowniggers couldn't get into so they shut it down

>>107698566
since trump won't give altman money. musk wouldn't give him money. no one is donating money. no one is paying to use chatgpt. this is his last attempt at getting money.

>>107698648
The thing is this seems like a really easy way for AI companies to actually do make money. ONe that would piss off a lot of people, but sloppers wouldn't care. They are pretty subservient people after all, the same people who are tendiefags on /v/

the enshittification begins.

>>107698566
Will my purchased ad-less experience maintain ChatGPT's helpfulness in it's answers?

>Everybody hating on AI
>Let's make it even easier to hate

>>107698751
>how do you guys handle multiple work projects and personal projects at the same time? how do you deal with all of the fresh ideas?
I have AI do it for me, unironically. I have much more free time to do these things now.

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>>107696124
>The most basic graphic design stuff such as font size, size of the elements, spaces between elements, colors and contrast. It's just doesn't look like a finished product but more like a product demo that shows that it works.
But even on that point I can't agree with you, MacOS sure, even Gnome (and Pantheon the elementary DE) is arguably better, but not Windows.
Consider that KDE's budget is something like 500 000 EUR, it's impressive what they can do considering that.

>>107690228
https://killedbygoogle.com/

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>>107696291
>Consider that KDE's budget is something like 500 000 EUR, it's impressive what they can do considering that.
I don't care about budget. I care about the product itself. Windows more polished. Macs pointer is the same by the way. It's optically compensated just like with letters in fonts

>>107696291
>Consider that KDE's budget is something like 500 000 EUR, it's impressive what they can do considering that.
you mean crashing?

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>>107696291
>>107696945
My theme that you should totally use doesn't even have a tail.

>>107697949
Typo fix:
>the tools that the is working to pump out and make more compatible
*the tools that the industry is working to pump out and make more compatible

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>>107694641
Can we go back to having affordable RAM?

>>107698362
omegalul

You can pay $200 for 32GB DDR6 in 2034

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>didn't buy ram when it was cheap
>didn't buy silver when it was $15
I swear some people don't even want to make it dawg.

>mfw my start menu cant load ads so doesnt show me my local program search results

>>107695583
>The mass exodus never happened. Never going to happen.
It's happening in 2026 when google reveals their Linux desktop OS.

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>looking over cachyos install docs
>what is this btrfs
wtf this is space age shit? I'm now annoyed that I probably won't be able to use it and will be stuck with ntfs because of nvidia

>>107621970
linux is a better experience than windows if you don't triple a game, need microsoft office, or need media editing software like the adobe suite of tools or DAWs or other things like that
if you don't require that stuff linux is better, it just comes with a bit of a learning curve which is why its uptake is slower

>>107698642
>if you don't triple a game
Sometimes it's still an issue with older games, codec issues are still a problem in some cases that Proton is trying to work out