THIS is the thread.
>>107825600 (checked)well okay i suppose, some threads are just very bad for it
It's nice to see you back. Do you mind uploading it to fdroid or izzyrepo? It's nice to have everything in one place.
>>107825668I mean yeah I too have a fuck load of file_(x) and image_(y) .png's, but automatically getting the option to compare the files and having them renamed without actually having to type is still pretty convenient compared to how a lot of other programs and apps handle downloading duplicate file names
TestAlso is we getting bottom bar?
>>107825269we are being oppressed
Hong Xiuquan Taiping Rebellion edition
Anyone got a job for someone settling to earn 30k-40k fulltime remote for JS/TS/React with 4 years of exp? (not an indian)
>>107825863yesfuck off cuntgo to mommys kitchen grab the knifecut across your neck
>>107826370Do I get paid for this? I don't work for free, sorry.
>>107826228I interviewed for such jobs except I'm indian
>>107820209>>107824063To be fair printers are an absolute nightmare when they don't work. The manufacturers purposefully make them as convoluted and aneurysm-inducing as possible to troubleshoot with either outdated or no documentation on their websites. A technician who can fix printers without assistance is worth his weight in gold.
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>>107807920
gruvbox dark hard and not just for my text editor for my entire OS >>107808472good
>>107812746Fot me it's been an eyewash after years of solarized light. Can't say I need something else atm.
>>107807920whatever the default vscode option is because im not a tinker tranny
>be me>working at local county government as software dev about a decade ago>we have a jeet working on the team as well for unknown reasons>the jeet leaves and I'm assigned with modernizing an application he wrote, and converting it from PHP to C#>app is for tracking how the county commissioners vote on approving/rejecting contracts, should only need to track if they're approved, denied, or still pending a decision>instead of just counting if two of the three county commissioners have voted to appprove, he created the most convoluted calculation system I have ever seen>a vote to approve is 1, a vote to reject is 4, abstaining from a vote is 13, being absent for a vote is 40>if you were paying attention, each number is the previous number times 3 plus 1>jeet does this because he can uniquely identify what each vote is even after turning them into numbers>almost brilliant in a retard savant way, he found a way to not have to learn what an enum is>the PHP code then has the most complicated spider web of ifs and else ifs I've ever seen, calculating if the contract is approved or not>I turn his 1000+ line of nonsense into 12 lines of C#>mfwShare your horror stories, bonus points if they involve jeets shitting out unmaintainable spaghetti code
>>107823826Yes. Exactly that. I recognized that dumbfuckery because I've dealt with an in-sourced application that did something similar, in the distant past.Would not surprise me to retroactively learn it was originally written by poo hands.
>>107816694Yeah, funny how management hates 4 10's>>107818480>>107820020And that's a good thing.
>>107813815Did these fuckers never learn about the existence of STP?
>>107823842speaking of AI and indians, I have a story about that>be me>on hiring panel interviewing candidates>rajesh gupta or some pajeet name is the next interview>resume looks fine, but I know it's all lies>interview day comes>we all get on the call and turn cameras on>he's an indian dude, thick accent, can smell him through the Internet, the usual>we introduce ourselves and get to the interview questions>nearly everything he said was obviously generated by an LLM>the verbosity, professionalism, and the fact his eyes were moving across the screen gave it away very easily>I pressed him on a couple of the projects he claimed to have worked on>mentioned a reporting system that aggregated telemetry>"what kinds of languages and technologies did you use to make that system?"Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107826349So he's still running free, alive, and well? Because when I see a bloodsucking gnat I don't let it escape. I crush it like the bug that it is.
Some I'm thinking of:>Monitor panels>Fiber optics>Radio receivers and transmitters>LEDs>Batteries>Plastic, glass, paper, rubber, silicon>Capacitors, transformers, switches>Solar panels>Shipping containers>Fertilizer>WaterIt would be pretty weird if in 2026 we got a new global supply chain issue huh
>>107824623>muh too lateyour brain operates too late if you're looking for quick pump and dump schemes where you offload your thinking onto othersjust say you're poor bro
>>107824643good morning, no sorry not buying your bags now
>>107824605>>107824623>>107824643>>107824674>there are zero good investments on the planetit must suck to have zero financial education
>>107824596food and housingthere is no need for poors to stink up the planet anymore
>>107824596>economy is shit at the moment>hey lets make it even shittierAre you a jew ?
> In programming, it’s quite difficult to determine the point at which you actually know something versus when you don’t. A person may be strong in systems development, yet when interacting with someone of a comparable skill level who works in web development, they can feel incompetent.Are there any objective metrics for assessing a developer’s level? For example, can someone who has built LFS be considered technically mature? Or someone who has reached a senior position? These are just examples. I’m interested in a subjective perspective on what criteria actually make sense for evaluating an engineer’s level.
>>107824032Literally only retard managers who don't know how to code actually believe that it's "difficult to determine who is a good coder".The more middle management and upper management is away from know how the harder it is for them to know who is bullshitting and who knows the substance. I worked in shitty companies that were built by pompous ex-CERN ex-Professors with doctorates to the brim but knew jack shit about coding, and I worked in companies where CTO was a self taught programmer without even a bachelors but knew coding inside and out (from lowest level to abstract ideas). The best companies were where a programmer was a manager, without a doubt. They created teams that were specific to the field and they knew how to test the candidates.Programming is a skill that requires relentless drive and ambition beyond the monetary gain, willingness and desire to learn beyond "I know enough" and constant desire to be humble before others in terms of sharing knowledge (as they might know more than you). That is literally it. Not language specific knowledge. Not even CS knowledge overall. Sure, these things will overlap, someone who is driven will know shit beyond what the usual curriculum on CS major is, but if I don't know what a CS major curriculum is how will I even judge his knowledge?See? That's why it's said "it's difficult to determine". No, it's hard to actually control people who have knowledge and power to go away and build their own companies from ground up, that's the real issue. Anyone you can employ isn't the sort of person who will build a SaaS on their own to create additional side gig income. Hell, with bar of entry so low in vibe-coding world the only real thing that limits someone is the drive and willpower.
>>107824032These days it's actually quite easy.>do you use AI?If yes, they're incompetent.
a trial period is the only way you are going ot evaluate anyone's ability meaningfully.otherwise you are just optimizing for the biggest liars and grinders. even those with low IQ could memorize a bunch of leetcode solutions, its not that hard.
>>107824032Number of engines built.
>>107824032Number of websites built.
WHAT'S GOING ON?
>>107824336>usecaseAMD X3D and standard iGPU (7700X for example) cant handle anything more than basic output for trouble shootingIntel UHD 770 on 14th gen craps the bed on 4k videosSo you need a dedicated GPU if you just want to see 4k video or high fidelity 2k movies
>>107824286There's tons of rumors that the prices are going to get crypto-hype levels of retarded plus a lot of people going 1000 series -> 3000 series -> 5000 series.The amd cards are all like 100 bucks cheaper for the same or maarginally better raw computing power, but worse in every other regard, so people are still buying Nvidia unless they are broke.
unavailability rule?
>>107824286>Blackwellthat's mainly a data center/generative ai gpu, the same one that nvdia puts in gdx spark. that image seems to be from nvdia, so that last graph is probably a combination of all markets, whereas i'm, guessing the first one specifically refers to consumer grade hardware.
>>107824313imagine panicking about a fucking stupid pointless video game. /g/ is a bunch of losers loooooooooooooooool
ITT: technology that's modeled after human anatomy
>>107824393>>107824440>flat chestthat's a fucking child!
>>107824395Hopefully she’s a MacBook. If I was a dogle I’d want to mount that.
>>107824065Can confirm, I tried it on a vagina before and it worked.
>>107824544Huh?
3.5mm jackPutting peeenor in bagena.
These services need to increase adoption to survive, but most users can't see what the cutting edge models are capable without paying upfronttraditionally this problem is resolved by trial periods or upfront free credits. There's a huge problem with this. There's a legion of millions of thirdworlders, mostly Indians, abusing free trials and credits bleeding these services dry of compute.I have a behind the scenes view of how bad this problem is. I know that it's costing one smaller company tens of millions of dollars, and I can extrapolate from that, that it's costing the industry billions. It's a huge problem and these companies don't know what to do. For every legitimate user free access brings in, there's ten users abusing it. Some companies are beginning to close out trial periods but their new users are falling off a cliff. They're fucked either way.
>>107826302normalize local models. these companies deserve to die
>mkdir>have to cd into my madedir
>>107820628Why isn't it just> md?
>>107820468>mkdir op-is-a-faggot && cd "$_"
>>107820468mkcd() { local dir="$1" if [ -z "$dir" ]; then printf 'Usage: mkcd <directory>\n' >&2 return 1 fi mkdir -p -- "$dir" && cd -- "$dir"}
mkcd() { local dir="$1" if [ -z "$dir" ]; then printf 'Usage: mkcd <directory>\n' >&2 return 1 fi mkdir -p -- "$dir" && cd -- "$dir"}
>>107820550You literally can't. Do you even know how cwd works? cd is a builtin for a reason.
>>107820581Unless you're using zsh, you should quote your args, also how do you pass args to mkdir?
Trying to re-install arch on my old Thinkpad (0585W2P). However......... there is no UEFI option in my boot menu. Help?Can't remember how I installed it the first time around.... so yeah I have an old version of Arch on it but I forgot the root password, so.... help
Just install the bios way?
>>107824979if you post a photo of the thinkpad in question inserted fully into your ass ill give you step by step directions on how to fix your arch install
>>107824979just boot a live usb, mount the root and set passwd, since loonix security is a joke
>$950 starting priceI don't feel so good Steambros...Valve messed up big time on this one.
>>107825956It matters when games now use up to 32 threads.
>>107825978It matters when there's a benchmark that proves it. Just a few years ago going from 5800X to 5950X made absolutely no sense for gaming and as far as I know people haven't started recommending 2 CCD chips for that purpose yet. Besides, if something is going to tank performance on the cube and make PS5 look good by comparison, it's going to be that mid GPU.But Steam has more games than PlayStation so hardware is not the whole story anyway.
>>107825596prior to the normalisation of the 90 series, the 80 equivalent were the enthusiast choice cards; the sli setups were dimishing returns things for retards.that diminishing return retardo option simply doesn't exist now.the gap between the 80 and the 90 cards is very real and feels generational in nature.yes you can run your games on your 70 and 80 cards, but the performance difference b/w those and the 90s is large enough that you're practically being served bargain bin cards at flagship prices.
>>107815969yeah dude valve is doing it for FREE. its charity. theyre actually a charity organization. thats why they make all of their money from letting children gamble.i cant believe valve is so charitable they want to give us stuff at a loss. theyre just so great
>>107823617>1239,90 € after VATThat is way too expensive.It will probably be 999 $ before taxes in the US.
>131.5mm tall, weighs 170 grams>focuses on communication and productivity>ships with Android 16>8 GB RAM>256 GB internal storage expandable up to 2 TB through micro SD card>50MP camera with optical image stabilization and EIS for the videos capable of shooting at 4K>tactile physical keyboard with adaptive touch capabilities>4.03 inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 1200x1080>supports one physical nanoSIM and one eSIM>4nm 5G SOC Mediatek processor>ships with a specifically customized Niagara Launcher version which allows to bind keys and shortcuts to actions, apps and messages (it can also run other launchers and stock Android as well)>coloured led lights on the right size for specific apps and purposes>customizable keyboard skins and covers>$499 ($199 if pre-ordered now)Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107824079>>107823883Software keyboards are less accurate, more sluggish and slower than physical ones. The only thing which makes software keyboard decent is autocorrect but it's always a hit or miss or a huge annoyance. Swipe is terrible. >>107824437Why? It's not wide and it's almost a 1:1 screen size ratio, which is ideal for composing messages and viewing written content. >>107825281That keyboard is not tiny. I always typed on the BB Bold, Classic and KeyNote which had much smaller keyboards with no problems at all. >>107825568The devs have stated that the device will receive security updates for 5 years and at least two major Android upgrades.
>>107825564It used to be compact.
>>107824079Gimmicks are why people buy stuff
>>107825734take me back
>>107822897this was the best phone ever made and nothing comes close
For me it's Big Sur;Modern enough for the software to work goodHas more software than linuxCan be installed on ancient mac from 2013-15Has universal time machine backup so can be restored on any new mac from 2013-20Has bootcamp for windows 10God, linux sucks
>>107820035yeah, samesticking with sequoia for quite a bitdefinitely skipping tahoe all-together, maybe even next release alsoretard responsible for liquid ass design left apple, so maybe in 2027 they'll make somewhat normal OS again
>>107820432I used a mac for a month recently and was actually quite disappointed. I heard mac had good user experience and attention to detail but that's not reality. It's still better than any Linux but doesn't hold a candle to Windows when it was still good.
>>107822328tahoe 16.2 is already fine.>>107822346you can turn off Liquid Glass lol?>>107822765Delulu windows was always trash.
>>107820019Yeah I wish I could rollback my m1, I undestand oldfag mac crying about OSX or whatever.This fucking sucks balls.The screenshot tool fucking lags.
Big Saar is when they made the GUI look like an iphone, Catalina actually looks pretty good even if it doesn't quite have the sovl of aqua
How much invaluable digital content did we lost forever?
>>107826205More than a Geopbyte for sure.
>>107826205Tree fiddy or more for sure.
>>107826205many self recorded nudes were gone from little girl's phones due to accidentally deleting or moving to a new phone without backing up the data so it's immeasurable how much treasure the human kind has lost forever
>>107826205If you don't have offsite backups your data never had value in the first place.
