Mini DisplayPort is unnecessary now.

if it has an intel cpu it's trash

>>106507083
All those holes in the side ruin an otherwise classic design

>>106507083

times are good devices plenty no need kensington anymore

damn a 3.5mm jack, such a hard thing to engineer these days

no i wont buy wireless ear buds

>>106508133
okay lil buddy
what did you do today?
I drank wine and worked on a project
currently listening to blackbird blackbird Hearts LP (what we've built)
shits inspiring

>>106508098
The older example was that fucking programmer sock shit.

>>106508165
>what did you do today?
reorganized my music collection and wrote a shitty c program to test something out. i'm currently waiting for pizza to finish baking.

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>>106508199
gonna watch a sick kinolicious film with your za za? mhm?

I implemented LZW-like dictionary compression and (non-adaptive) canonical Huffman entropy coding in my exploration of compression

I'm still not clear on how you decide things like alphabet size for entropy coding. I've read that things like LZ77, LZ78, BWT, BPE, RLE, MTF, etc. are really data transforms that (I think?) should make data more amenable to entropy coding, but it seems like your choice of alphabet size and specifically "what" you apply entropy coding to matters a lot, since the distribution of input symbols will determine if you get any compression from it.
Interestingly, Huffman(text) < Huffman(LZW(text)) < LZW(text) for the ~18kB of English text I'm testing with.

I have variable bit length codes in from LZW that get serialized into a byte sequence, but the LZW codes (that have structure relative to each other) will straddle byte boundaries, so I'm guessing this is why just applying Huffman coding to the serialized bytes doesn't work very well, since it's kind of seeing mangled fragments of the longer codes. I imagine if I only entropy coded the 8-bit symbols in the LZW code stream it would work better (since the symbols that appear in the text are a small subset of ASCII), but I think it would require more coupling between the LZW encoder/decoder and the Huffman encoder/decoder. For example, when the LZW decoder is about to read a symbol, where it currently reads a fixed 8-bits, it would need to call the Huffman decoder to read a single code out since the codes are variable length. Encoding also gets more complicated.

I was wondering recently why these login buttons on websites are so fucking far and hidden away. This has bothered me for years really.
I mean I know the thgeiry behind why but it is rather ridiculous. And its I teresti g to see the end conclusion of sites doing their best too minimize the login button and maximize the create account button.

>>106508220
What's the point if I've already got an account?

>>106506785
https://github.com/JetBrains/amper/blob/release/0.7/docs/FAQ.md#why-dont-you-use-kotlin-for-ampers-configuration-files
They might use a Kotlin DSL. Personally I would like to see something like Rust where everything is a .toml (or whatever markup language) with build.rs as a fallback. The use case for Amper is tutorials and the 90% of projects that don't need to do anything unique, not to replace all of Gradle's complexities.

I gave up fighting android studio and just switched to Godot.

>>106505696

even kids can frozen bubble for hours

>>106504831
>what's the point of android anymore?!
Yeah, that's exactly what I've been asking myself as well. What's the point if you can on longer freely install software and everything has to go through Goolag anyway? At this point the platform is no longer open. Why shouldn't I buy an iPhone at this point? I'm in the EU so they have to allow alternate app stores even on iPhone, does this post-castration Android really offer me any more freedom than that? I'll have to do my research on this shit but it's looking like the answer might be that it doesn't.

>>106504831
switch to iOS
it's over
this was the ONE thing android had as an advantage

>>106506726
Adapters are $10

>>106506806
I thought the red thing with blue lights around was a dedicated camera trigger button and found it freaking based, but no, it says "cooling system" under.

>>106508049
First, that is horribly expensive, these used to be 20 cents on aliexpress before the great fuckery...
Second, it's annoying to not be able to use the jack and charge the phone at same time (unless you have wireless charging) or use an usb thumb at same time.

>>106508099
That's the price from a brick and mortar store. Of course it's going to be cheaper if you go the chinkshit route

>oh no I knowingly boughtered a phone without audio jack
>how can this be happening to me?
do morons really?

>>106501840
>Why do modern operating systems require a SSD to function?
They don't. Linux still works just fine on a HDD and so does Windows 11

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>>106501840
>>106501876
>>106503554
Install PuppyOS if you've only got old HHD's to work with otherwise just pucker up $30 something dollars for a 128gb SATA SSD to boot off of and use the other one for storing the larger files like games an what not.

>>106501840
>How did Windows 95, XP, 7 & 8 run butter smooth even on 5400rpm spinning hard disks?
If you ever used them you'd realise how laughable this statement is.
>>106502035
They didn't. The amount of data being moved around on a modern SSD for typical tasks would lock up an old hard drive. Backing up my 500mb windows 95 pc took like six hours

>>106501840
>I want to use a spinning disk as my boot drive, but can't anymore due to OSes feeling sluggish on it.
Use linux with a ramdisk.

>How did Windows 95, XP, 7 & 8 run butter smooth even on 5400rpm spinning hard disks?
They didn't
You're just too young to remember. My NT4 system took like a minute to boot and I preferred to never turn it off

>>106505131
a cow is a female cattle

>>106506132
Even mildly successful women doing that are making millions.
People have posted the break down and usually like 50% of the revenue is from 'messages' where they just unironically pay an Indian person to larp as them while guys pay per message thinking they're chatting with the girl.
The money vs work, ie hourly rate is probably one of the highest available options I'd imagine.

>>106506845
It's intentional to hook people into the 'progression', or pipeline of graduate escalating content.

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>>106500608
I wish I was that cow

>>106505081
It's a cow, zoophile.

>>106507815
Name one game that runs only on Win11 and not Win10.
You can't.

>>106508007
Photoshop doesn't run on 10 iot ltsc

>>106481416

you perhaps study affected ssd models detach drive until fuss is solved and attach it again

>>106482503

i do not have ltsc

buyed win11home if miss wants it i maybe stay in loonix

>>106508070

have you iot devices?

>>106507744
I slept a 4h long nap. I should not have slept so much. now I will fall asleep at like 4am... and will have a hard time going to sleep early all week long

>>106507758
watcha doin

>see someone on LinkedIn
>his profile claims he did something that his boss's boss's boss's boss actually did
>he seemingly got a good job from these lies
So you really should just baselessly lie, huh

>>106508122
>she just realized
not the sharpest tool in the shed huh

>>106508137
Exaggerate sure, but he essentially claimed he led a 500 dev team as the it support

>>106507222
@grok is this a threat?

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Construction fags think they are different and better than office fags they are all old fat cuck insufferable boomer faggot.
Once the white race is done I wont have to reincarnate on this shitty planet full of faggots and evil people

>>106504004
>this is !THE! C language for web dev. the simplicity of C is captured.

buy an ad, you retarded cuck that is unable to learn a real programming language

>>106506478
>I really wish more languages chose to build fully static executables by default. I hate that go is one of the few languages that gets that right.

you are new to programming languages, kid

>>106504493
>>106505334
>>106507852
>>106507861
YEP. IT APPEARS MY SUPERIORITY HAS LED TO SOME... CONTROVERSY :DDDDDDD

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>>106505441
It's really cool how the std lib gives you all the tools to write safe and reliable HTTP services. I still rely on a few packages for syntax sugar like Chi and a form validator, but most of my projects now have so little dependencies

>>106504004

the current battery tech?

u-båt under us throw your devices

>>106506195
what is the usecase over normal pen and paper and a notebook?

>>106506195
YO HERE'S THIS PIECE OF PAPER SIMULATOR IT'S 600 DOLLARS

I would rater buy 30,000 A4 sheets

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>>106506195
Come on

>>106507692
>>106507700
>>106507708
>>106507805
Few problems with that
>harder to access your notes in a notebook
>can’t easily search for information
>consumable, requiring lots of waste
>digital/e-ink tablets are much smaller

>>106491983
installgentoo

>>106491983
based

>>106491983
>Arch update

install gentoo

>>106491993
fpwp

jay thread

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>>106501674
this one was my first ssd, i guess its dead

>>106505170
I think bad block count and uncorrectable errors are the worst stats and yours looks alright.
If you have backups should be still somewhat usable. Or for less important shit like games.

>>106505170
owari da

>>106501674
Patriot SSDs are garbage, I've had 3 of them become unreadable.

>>106501674
SHIZUKU>AOI FUCK YOU OP