>>106519636
Stop drinking so much and you won't be too hungover to go into work.

>>106496430
Create good please. Stop wasting time talking on social media.

>>106519378
Overemployed is almost impossible to do in this market, even if you're exceptional. It's all timing, 2019-2023 was very unique.

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good news guys!!!

>>106517594
>Dijkstra: My point today is that, if we wish to count lines of code, we should not regard them as "lines produced" but as "lines spent": the current conventional wisdom is so foolish as to book that count on the wrong side of the ledger

MBAs were a mistake

I'm bored at work and have nothing to do, might as well practice botmaking
Post malebot ideas

>>106519966
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>>106520070
Samefag btw

>>106520083
K

>>106520070
>>>/vg/

opinions on the new qwen max?

>>106519496
Yeah, but that causes a lot of unnecessary fragmentation and headaches. What if I want to edit a video and then save it, and then it gets saved to the file store of the video editor application, and then I want to play it with a video player - tthe video player can't access the file store of the video editor. going to end up with sandboxing either way.

>>106519553
you'd have a dedicated file manager application which gets accessed using the default file manager association, and the file gets saved to the file manager's store. It's entirely possible that certain applications can have deeper access to OS primitives than others.
An Apple-style solution is to provide multimedia folders which applications can just access. Nothing saved in those is considered important.

>>106519577
>you'd have a dedicated file manager application which gets accessed using the default file manager association, and the file gets saved to the file manager's store
Yes, and that's essentially sandboxing, which was my point. You're going to end up with sandboxing either way.

>>106519586
I am too drunk to have this conversation.
The idea is that you shouldn't need to describe every application as running in an equivalent of Virtual Box
If every basic ass application (not a file manager) has access to the same primitives which prevents applications from talking to each other without the user getting involved, I think it is already secure enough.

>>106519605
>The idea is that you shouldn't need to describe every application as running in an equivalent of Virtual Box
I agree. And so does everyone else. Because that's literally not even the current model.

>>106518758
algorithms*

>>106518758
This is excellent and your bat ears maid is very cute.

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>making custom datafield for my Garmin
>hard limit of 32kb of available memory per user app
>yes 32kb
>with a "k"
>in the 21st fucking century
>of which I've already used about 20kb
>want to keep a log of gps data plus a float value to calculate something else
>need to keep up to a couple hundred records at a time
>no reason I shouldn't be able to read it directly from the log the device is already creating anyway but fuck you no you can't access that
>create an array and add a list with the location object plus a float every cycle
>about 300 bytes each record, too big
>try a list with just the key info i need, three floats total
>over 100 bytes each record
>try to add 3 floats separately and worry about the fucky indexing later
>72 bytes each record

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Hmm, it does have a bitmap data type. Assuming an n-pixel monochrome bitmap actually uses 2^n bytes of memory (plus O(1) overhead) maybe I can implement an alternate data stack encoded in bitmap pixels where objects actually use the FUCKING CORRECT AMOUNT OF MEMORY
>nope fuck you bitmaps are write-only no way to test individual pixels
FUCK

smartest
>kb
user, real programmers adapted in less than a day

>>106511506
>running an operating system on "bare metal"
teach me your ways senpai

>>106516859
Yagi model, centre top

i really resent the fact that every poser thinks kali is some 1337 spooky hacker pro toolkit when in reality it has a few useful tools built in and otherwise you can sort of take it or leave it... and why flex running it "bare metal" (lmao) aka fucking installed to the ssd on a macbook... use it live in that instance, otherwise you're just wasting the macbook
and who is walking around busting out a rasp pi for literally anything.,, it is just a cheap sbc
this bait is delicious

>>106511506
Rape your boss

portable compute sucks, all my hacky tooling shit lives in a server rack because I'm not retarded.

>>106518521
yea, he could have made a cheaper yagi that would outpower the gook made
wifi pineapple is also off the shelf instead of making his own with openwrt
arduino uno is worse than stm32
hackrf is half duplex unlike adalm pluto

>>106518600
5 years ago i was wearing diapers

>>106518626
It’s not that far off. Logic is embedded in language. There is no real ”thinking” only Logos and its expression

wasn't there something about how marketing material for watches always has the hands at certain times for aesthetics, so whenever a model sees a clock face its overfitted to those times

>>106518706
ah interesting, boom theres the logical reason why they perform bad.
OP and twitter vanity project guy is a faggot

With Machine Learning, absolutely not.
It's fundamentally wrong, and as contradictory to how humans learn as you can get.
The brute-force method of an AGI kernel will be just 1:1 cloning the smallest brain we can and scaling ASIC hardware to map larger and larger brains.
The future-thinking AGI kernel will made be the one who looks at Nikolai Bernstein's research and realizes humans inherently encode and decode Fourier Transforms.

>>106518341
defense language institute

>>106518295
>for chinese btw
why anki over skritter?

>>106518374
Same :D talk about opsec lol
Who knew another one also used 4chan here.

>>106519244
(In addition)
Same language
你好

interpals is good and has many people willing to do language exchange, i strongly recommend it if you want to try to learn a language. i started but gave up because i realized it requires more work and commitment than i was truly willing to dedicate to it, and because everyone already knows english. truthfully i feel it woul take many hundreds of hours of varied study and practice to learn any language enough to be worthwhile in any capacity whatsoever which is just not time i am willing to dedicate. even with magic ai and all that. i would love to be a more cultured individual, hope you succeed op it is a worthwhile endeavor!

duolingo + interpals though op check them out!

>mfw actually want to make music and will actually have time for once to do it
Wew Wednesday can't come soon enough

>>106513464
>next album drinking game
not a theme lmao thats for the release party, for THIS album, the pirate album, what did uyo think the rim was for

TITLE SUGGESTION for THIS ALBUM
Shiver Me Timbres

Producingmusic on linux is actually comfy!

I'm now an FL Studio™ All Plugins haver, upgraded from Signature Bundle

>>106519323
>Software sucks nowadays
agreed
we should rewrite everything in rust immediately
I'll make the logo and write up a code of conduct, you guys do the rest

>>106519323
>"Oh, time to install 32GB of Visual Studio 2013 since the solution file format changed"
i feel like most of your complaints are about Windows rather than C itself
with WSL idk how much of a point there is in dealing with windows stuff anymore
maybe there's stuff I'm missing, I guess I haven't tried using opengl with C through WSL or things like that yet, but I haven't noticed any problems so far for normal stuff with WSL

>>106519384
>i feel like most of your complaints are about Windows rather than C itself
Well, we are talking about C's tooling rn, which doesn't exist "officially", it's just whatever your vendor has.
So the experience can and will vary depending on what system you are using.
Which is just another reason why development with C can be so painful:
Wrote a CMakeLists.txt that specifies compile flags for MSVC (maybe specifying the runtime library linkage or omit CRT)?
Well, they ain't gonna work on a platform where your choices are GCC or Clang and you have to cross compile, so better edit that file.

In other languages, you usually never worry about touching such things, and even then, the options are cross platform (mostly, in Rust you can specify platform specific options in a config file, for things like custom linkers).

Or just ignore warnings from your C/C++ compiler about the runtime library having a second copy.

>>106519323
>I would rather do real work
One reason software sucks is because you don't think streamlining the build process by properly managing dependencies YOU CHOOSE to use in your project is important or is somehow below you. You think you can just package manage everything away but that's not how you build software that actually lasts. It's how you make a maintenance nightmare for everyone else to deal with. Meanwhile in the same breath that you complain about all of the dependencies you need for your dependencies to work, you somehow ironically fail to see you are also directly contributing to the problem because "cleaning up my shit for the next person? that's not real work, they can go hunt down dependencies". Fuck you, you get everything you deserve.

>"Let me write a 1000 line CMakeLists.txt file to build all my local dependencies. This is meaningful work."
My entire point is you don't need to do that either. Build systems are a mistake. Incremental builds are a mistake. Having a million individual build objects for the linker to resolve is slower than just compiling the entire thing anyway. People are over-complicating solutions to problems that shouldn't even exist in the first place, especially not now.

>"Time to copy and paste my updated dependencies over to my deps folder. Commit message for all files: Updated version to vX.Y.Z"
Yes, faggot. Don't like it, don't include them. You include them, you do the work so the end user doesn't have to tardwrangle your lazy fucking software. If you want your shit to build in 50 years, the only way is to include all of the necessary source code to compile it to begin with. Obviously, it isn't always possible to include everything, especially if you depend on some behemoth, but at least fucking try when you know you can.

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>>106515866
>C is all you need
TinyC

>>106518198
I really want an expanse and stealth but its hard to justify when I already have the corina and a bunch of other expensive headphones.

Missed you floorcunt

>>106518118
Goddamn the HD6XX is irredeemable garbage.

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>>106519043
HMS II.3 testing used by innerfidelity, don't mistake the curves when you EQ based on it, same 6 eq ignoring bass as the other basic 600 series.
https://www.stereophile.com/content/if-it-aint-brokethe-massdrop-sennheiser-hd-6xx

>>106478735
What does /g/ think of the FT1's by FiiO?

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>>106518570
bruh what's wrong with your font rendering?

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It's actually 100/25 but powerline over separate circuits. I'd use MoCA but can't figure out where the coax running to my room terminates to. Old house shit

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>>106518378
some absolute faggot salesman tries to sell me a 300mbps fiber connection the other day! i lost myself when he said it holy shit. imagine, fiber at 300mbps. its appalling that the baseline slowest package isnt measured in gbps in 2025.

>>106519753
unless you want to build another pc (nas or some shit), just sell it off

>>106519747
ironically, highend mobos have more pcie lane sharing issues than lowend and midrange boards because of forced usb4 adoption

anyway i'd recommend you find a b850 board that costs no more than $220 from either msi or gigabyte. the msi b850 tomahawk would be my recommendation but you can go cheaper like the gigabyte b850 eagle wifi6e and still have a pretty good board

>>106519762
I thought so, but I just wanted to make sure that I wasn't overlooking something
thanks

>>106519747
You've got two options for motherboards.
1: Dope out your feature requirements and cross-reference them against the spec sheets.
2: Pay up for a board that covers all bases.
#1 is the cheaper way to do it but takes time and effort. #2 is, naturally, more expensive. Most people end up buying "too much" motherboard, especially for pure gaming rigs, which is obviously wasteful but not the end of the world if you have some slack in the budget.

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>>106516000
I think he'd be pleased with the level of homosexuality in his death he wasn't able to produce in life

>>106516000
He would think he’s done a great job.
Steve willingly promoted the financial engineering guy so his grand kids would have good stock options.

>>106518156
her ass is flat as a board

Why does he have no lips?

jobs said he would never make a budget iphone for poor people because it would dilute the brand, this guy came out with those gen 1 color iphones the year after jobs died. they recently released multiple true budget devices yet again. personally i think jobs was right and idevices are more disposable than ever, which is sad because they're still the best on the market. so the bar for the premium offering is just getting lower at no benefit to the consumer really. we could just have nice things but no. [[[tim cook]]]

>>106518081
The floating taskbar on Plasma retracts when windows are maximised/come close to the taskbar. So, you're never going to lose real estate over it.

>>106509884
>communism works when there is no scarcity
so only in a fantasy world?

also, FOSS still doesn’t work without hierarchy. a project lead has to set the standard and decide the direction of the software. At best they can trust the discretion of a few close individuals who share an understood common interest for what they believe the project should be. FOSS projects that don’t have this centralization and try to rule by committee just end up spinning in place. successful projects also have a select few primary contributors who do the bulk of the work to the extent that the project could just as well have survived without any of the one off contributions in the first place

>>106509879
Some are paid by KDE e.V. or by organisations contracted by larger organisations who use KDE.

>>106518092
The window for the panel extends, it is padding, not margin, and input is redirected inside. Fitts' law is unbroken.

>>106510692
dictatorship of the proletariat literally means the working class controlling the means of production/decision making and NOT the elites but keep believing whatever spoonfed opinion you have from twitter I suppose

>>106519137
It's irrelevant. He said what it is, not what it means. Every time it's been implemented, it's coercive and violent.

>>106517503
phones home to amazon 24/7 with no way to opt out.

>>106517092
A normal doorbell and PoE security cameras

nigga just ring the bell

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>>106518817
This. All of the usual suggestions are botnet, and sadly, people are just too willing to sign themselves up to subscription services.