>>107824596
>economy is shit at the moment
>hey lets make it even shittier
Are you a jew ?

>>107826469
the datacenter must grow

food

There were no greater sources of price disruption in recent history than datacenters. Truly the devil, invented in the devil's, I mean, Silicon Valley!

>>107827694
You could've just said "yes".

>>107827938
Clothes are designed to make you look better

>>107827813
@grok add the queen of spades tattoo

>>107827813
ok feminist you don't like seeing naked girls are you gay??? lol...

>>107828014
>@grok add the queen of spades tattoo
How about you fuck nigger in the ass.

>>107827938
THAT'S THE JOKE

>>107826534
Digital minimalism is real, it's called unplugging the fucken computer and going outside

kys

>>107826534
>productivity setup
Spoopify, Steeam, Dickord, Faceboob, TikTak... Scam as usual, everything on Internet is fake and a scam today.

>>107826534
Digital minimalism is throwing out most of your tech.
If you're just replacing it with old tech, then that isn't digital minimalism.

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>>107826534
I liked him more when he was still in school. Before it was "I use less technology so I can do cool things and spend more time with my friends." Now it's "I use less technology so I can spend more time with my social media startup" as if making softcore LinkedIn is a net good for humanity.

This is going to be hard one I'm afraid, never can find something that satisfies.

>Budget: n/a
>Location: Europe / Belgium
>Preferred switch type: Silent
>Layout: Azerty Belgium
>Form factor: 100% or as close as possible
>Backlight: RGB (programmable? OpenRGB?)
>Previous/current keyboards: Logitech and cheaper

Bonus points if wireless

>>107827647
Go custom, it's the only way.

>>107827946

It's what I thought.
But where do I start?

>>107825615
You have to be so easy to impress to really believe there have been hundreds of great switches.

>>107827991
You're so cool, anon. Groupthink is based. Say no to everything but Cherries and Alps. That's right, reject the evidence before your eyes.

>>107820550
You literally can't. Do you even know how cwd works? cd is a builtin for a reason.

>>107820581
Unless you're using zsh, you should quote your args, also how do you pass args to mkdir?

>>107826410
>nooo a program can't just continue running and exec a shell!

>>107825105
good question I think we need a rewrite in rust

>>107820468
UNIX command standard: Do only one thing and do it well.

>>107826775
someone will finally read and critique my undertale fanfiction

>>107826243
>have amd ever caused fires? YES. weird how you don't say that huh?
He literally mentioned exactly that.
It's like you didn't read the post.

>>107827767
don't care didn't read

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>>107822380
>profit
the eternal redditor Steve will never understand that this isn't about profit. Even thought that not a single LLM managed to strike a profit, he will still claim they do. Because "its about the money" is the only basic argument redditors understand.

>>107823917
>Muh features
You larp as if you don't use your GPU for gaming and watching porn and nothing else.
Get over it. You're not doing anything with your card that you NEED an overpriced meme.

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>>107826703
>the joke is sex

>>107826703

len(json.dumps(mydict))

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>>107827256
>>107826742
oh fuck I fell for it

>>107827267

>>> len(json.dumps(d))
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<python-input-5>", line 1, in <module>
    len(json.dumps(d))
        ~~~~~~~~~~^^^
  File "/usr/lib/python3.13/json/__init__.py", line 235, in dumps
    return _default_encoder.encode(obj)
           ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^
  File "/usr/lib/python3.13/json/encoder.py", line 202, in encode
    chunks = self.iterencode(o, _one_shot=True)
  File "/usr/lib/python3.13/json/encoder.py", line 263, in iterencode
    return _iterencode(o, 0)
  File "/usr/lib/python3.13/json/encoder.py", line 182, in default
    raise TypeError(f'Object of type {o.__class__.__name__} '

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>>107827256
thought we were having some sort of dict measuring contest here

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Pluses:
>Gimballed 4k
>Heavy, so should withstand wind breddy gud (...?)
>65 km/h top speed
>3/4 km range, depending on source
>800 m ceiling (legally capped to 120 m)
>27 min fly time (assuming healthy batteries)
Minuses:
>30 fps
>No obstacle avoidance
>No low speed mode(?)
>Abandonware (?)
Second propeller set is busted
Also, wth is included picrel card?

>>107818973
rust is predominantly copying from c++ in this area. Specifically the style of header only libraries, where everything is a templated function. C++ shitters invented the "unified build" where they compile their entire project as a single file, to *speed up* compilation time, because of the templated headers. Rust basically consists of taking c++ "best practices" (read braindead fucking retarded ideas) and codifies them in the compiler or build tool as the default.

You can still have a shared object in rust, you just have to use the C ABI. Which is incidentally the "best practice" of what you should be doing in C++.

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>>107826747
>t's just C++ ... have unstable ABI.
??
c++ staying to a stable abi is why nothing is fixed in the standard.

>>107827010
At least on windows you have copies of standard library for each major compiler version.

>>107826747
>>107827332
In general, C++ will accept changes that woupd require swapping a symbol/versioning for ABI compatibility, and reject changes that require everyone and everything to recompile to stay compatibile. ABI is not really the property of the language, but the platform. COM on windows for example has a stable ABI

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How does the OS know when to dedup a ddl or not? What if I have two ddls of the same name and same metadata pretending to be each other, but one is the original source and the other is an infected version. Does Linux/Windows know to keep them separate or can this cause other programs to run code potentially through the vulnerable one if it's loaded first?

>>107827244
sounds like a broken backlight to me
had it with a PC monitor once which I fixed by soldering a broken solder joint

not sure if this is a common issue with thinkpads

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>>107761341
It's not IBM/Lenovo, but I picked up a Tex Shinobi. The box is like a faux laptop when opened, coupled the with KB. it's all very reminiscent of ThinkPads. It's pure soul honestly. Some of the older laptops had features and functionality that I've never seen any other manufacturer dare to produce. The splitting and folding KB's moreover. That some of the coolest tech I've ever seen. Some older mainframe aesthetic gets me, but nothing compared to some of the ThinkPad soul.

Hopefully, I'm not breaking the generals rules with this. I just wanted to share. Most people don't get it. If any group does, it would be ThinkPad aficionados.

>>107827328
This keyboard gets mentioned from time to time in /tpg/. Personally I want a 4" thick laptop with this as the base and the display and everything else in the lid with some bigdick hinges to support it all.

>>107827708
I've been thinking about procuring a ThinkVision portable display to go with it. I just don't fully have a use-case for it. So I hold off. I prefer to save versus being overly consumerist. I don't know. I guess it's a right tech for the job approach.

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>>107827328
It's neat but
>no numpad

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>>107828021
this is true, I moved the fan on the back down a bit and it's running a bit higher RPM to keep airflow over the connector. Connector temps are staying under 60 degress under full 600 watt load now.

>>107828005
the only airflow I need is to cool the ram and 12housefire connector anon.

>>107828212
AMD has built up a solid base of enthusiasts who will keep buying and recommending their products no matter what
even if they randomly explode
so they don't need to worry about that, i mean look at the OP of this thread

>>107828300
I think it's really shitty the OP has become some fanboy flamewar shit over actually useful information.

>>107828320
nicotroon lost the war but no one seems to have noticed he added this line into the OP
>Avoid Nvidia Due To Possible Melting Connectors & Driver Problems
he's ban evading and can't follow his usual format because it gets sniped on sight
honestly really funny move from him, looney tunes bit

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>>107827418
>wezterm

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>>107811456
>i rewrote my project in rust to attract interest
holy shit that's grim. the absolute state of this industry now. the rust mindvirus is unstoppable.

>>107807946
dis nigga built like a auntie

>>107807701
mmmmm laurie pits

>>107812746
Fot me it's been an eyewash after years of solarized light. Can't say I need something else atm.

>>107807920
whatever the default vscode option is because im not a tinker tranny

>>107808187
This is hurting my eyes and soul

Kwrite (Kate)'s Github Dark. Though its Forth syntax lexer is kinda broken, it only colors things correctly if they start on the first column. You can see the 4 literal and `\ arith` comment on line 6 aren't colored blue and gray, and check out the `bg` word on line 42, it has tons of ( comments ) but none of them are gray.

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>>107826873
wumao spotted

>>107826843
Their hardware design and branding is gaudy though. Chinese sensibilities are horrible.

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>>107826887
projection

>>107826888
It's because their design language is informed by what they think Western customers want, but their view of the West is so tightly controlled and filtered that they always get it a bit wrong. And I think they visually can't process fonts the same way we do since their alphabet doesn't allow nearly as much freedom

>>107818621
This is speculation, but perhaps if you were making most of the shit for the entire world for over a decade, you'll get good at making shit.

Depends on the AI model. But keep in mind many were not just pol and reddit trained, they also were nudged some way AND nerve stapled I mean censored.

So yes, stranger than you'd expect even vs the training sources.

that has nothing to do with morality, it's about merit.

unless your picture is unrelated in which case idk wtf youre talking about, in what way does it do this, give a single example. I wouldn't conversate with a machine about metaphysics and sociology btw.

>>107827040
"holy shit a talking monkey"
>shoots it with tranq rifle
>sells it to the Toronto zoo
>the new canadians complain about one of their own kind being behind bars
>gets released from zoo and granted citizenship
>first nations fags worship it as a god
>rafiki od's on booze and fent on rez land