>>107649701
>Installing proprietary hardware onto your wetware
ISHIGGY

>>107649701
No, I would rather wait for a non invasive BCI device

>>107650963
>but i got the poorfag model with four Cortex-A53s and 32GB of eMMC
too real

>>107649701
but I already shitpost on /g/

I'd never get a brain implant in late stage capitalist society. It's a race to the bottom. I'm not going to undergo surgery and plug something directly into my brain when the same companies will remotely brick your toaster because a spreadsheet told them to.

>>107655853
>>Open Reddit
Don't?

>>107655939
I have to for r/gonewildaudio and r/gwasapphic

>>107655939
I have to for hardcore BDSM without black cock spam

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>>107654659
No google was going down the shitter way before ai.

I never thought I would've been able to drop google search but alternative engines and llms cover nearly all search needs for me now
Now I only depend on google for youtube and aosp

>>107654692
Sorry I'm already brainrot from this place

once it became obvious it was using an LLM instead of conventional search history based predictions as you were typing it was over

>>107654659
>Are they making google results shit on purpose to force people into using "AI"?
No, they are making google results shit to maximize ad revenue. People using AI as a google search alternative is just the side efect of that

>>107655843
Damn dude you're so cool for using Tor, so cool that you have no idea how to give it a dark theme to fit the Tomorrow stylesheet.

my thoughts before hiding this thread
>this guy is a buffoon

>>107655727
>baww you hurt my fee fees
Even the chinese can access these cameras and the data from their management system kek

>>107617646
No, they don't. It's easier to copy the photos off your iPhone, edit them and post them on social media using macOS, so if that's your use case and you can afford a decent Mac, that's the better option. But it doesn't affect my use case of compiling code, running VMs, etc., and Linux does that better.

based

How do macbooks mog windows craptops so badly?

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>>107653141
>currybook mogging anything

linux lost

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>>107652467
patents in America require paying $10k-$30k in (((legal fees))).
Chinese government subsidies patents for practically free.

>>107652467
well, they are producing sodium batteries, and I remember about some chinese researchers testing proof-of-concept quantum comms systems some years ago

>>107652467
I'm surprised China even bothers with parents since they never respect anyone else's.

>>107652467
more like stealing shit and calling it a chinese new tech totally revolutionary trust me

>>107655101
but this map is misleading, most (all) EU contries have the largest trading partner with another EU member. it's probably similar situation with the rest of the world, this is just comparing China vs US.

>>107652824

32-bit sure is not fast or responsive but eventually it responds until browser tab limit stalls browser

>>107653720
the tiles are bigger. they require less precision which allows you to move the cursor faster.

>>107652824
what the hell is this? Computer for kids?

>>107652824

Oh stop. Windows 8 was aesthetically challenged ass. 8.1 might have performed better but it was ass too. We need Microsoft to make Windows 12 like they made 7, but they won’t. They’re emptying their cache all over AI and forgot what a flop Cortana was. We need fewer autistic people in tech.

>install Windows Server 2008(based on Windows 7)
>server idles at 30W
>install Windows Server 2012(based on Windows 8)
>server idles at 90W
Can't wait to see what Server 2016 does to the power draw.

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>>107655564
>you read yesterdays' /dpt/, didnt you?
Not really, what's the story in question?

Idk, it seems interesting, but I absolutely don't want to learn physics because I was bad at it when I was in middle school. I started thinking about it because I wonder if creating a modern lisp machine is actually possible.

>>107655518
All you need is NAND to Tetris and Digital Design and Computer Architecture (RISC-V Edition) by Sarah Harris and David Harris..
NAND to Tetris teach you digital design not VHDL or System Verilog they use a custom HDL language.

>>107655628
it not much of a story to be honest
>be anon
>write a risc cpu in an fpga using verilog
>use said cpu to control a led panel
>the end
i still found it to be based as fuck
i already had vhdl/verilog on my bucket list but now i really really wanna do this shit, for reals now

>>107655644
>NAND to Tetris
thank you for the recommendation, I'll check it out

>>107655678
yeah, sounds cool. what ISA did it use?

>>107655518
Learning the basics of behavioral programming isnt bad, boolean logic is obviously really simple to understand. Learning how CPU's work is involved but not something beyond the average /g/eriatric, its really just a lot of moving parts and smaller example microprocessors do a good job and keeping it simple. Combining the two into an actual project is where the real problem is, keeping track of everything and dealing with weird timing issues and attempting to debug is where the most headaches are, at least in my experience. Also genuinely good luck finding a good environment to do this in, I don't know whats out there but if there is one someone should post one. When I was in school we had to use Intel Quartus which was a massive piece of shit and also licensed. Hopefully something for the average joe thats a bit more streamlined exists.

>>107627055
should I finish learncpp first or start/target small program/ideas gradually without learncpp or both?
>t. newfag to C++
>from Java

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AoC day 12 in Rust
Quite a tricky day if I say so myself!
Merry Christmas

>>107653914
Yeah, it's so extensively tested by the thousands of engineers at Google and Micro$oft that there's no memory related CVEs in sepples projects. Ever. They change every single function with surgical precision and the tiniest of errors are revealed by their tests.
It's easy to test. SQLite has 155k lines of working code. Testing it reliably requires 92053k lines of code. You only have to maintain 591 extra programs to get reliable software. The linux kernel has millions of lines of code to maintain, what's some more millions?
I'm gonna go call the clangd, valgrind, ubsan and asan devs a bunch of faggots and tell them that their efforts are useless and they should go do something else.

>>107654587
> what are some fun projects in c#?
My project >>107627343 uses c# on the backend. The docker version is AOT compiled too.

I've built a few other CLI tools using C# AOT, like an AWS S3 syncer and a VIM plugin.

>>107655711
VIM plugin written in C#. It's like fzf but a nicer UI imo. https://github.com/kjpgit/vilark I use it every freaking day to switch files with and it makes me happy. It's fun to make a console UX.

>>107649934
>you sound like a child that can't comprehend other people don't value the same shit you do
This isn't a "like vs dislike" scenario. There is no subjectivity here. HDR and VRR are objectively improvements and any attempts to dismiss them (like >>107649945 >>107653735
) while providing absolutely no reason demonstrated that you are in fact, raped.

>>107649917
I don't know man, I just set subpixel rendering to RGB
But since I know some distros do weird defaults maybe try to add some fontconfig presets like this

ln -s /usr/share/fontconfig/conf.avail/10-sub-pixel-rgb.conf /etc/fonts/conf.d/

Or maybe you need to patch freetype if it gets too bad. There's even patches for some OLED displays now since they have this triangular subpixel layout

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>>107644951
What are you a fucking kike? Who needs fractional scaling or mixed refresh rates? Normiefaggots really ruin everything they touch

>>107651924
i can tell, it is all spic and pajeet software out there and it shows.

>>107643827
There is no X11 use case.

>>107654217
gimi

>>107654260
So, so true

>>107654217
>all content that teaches you how to do X is trash and useless
>In all the discussions where doing X is mentioned, everyone gets angry and tells you to do Y
Hmm, they must all be seething because they're getting replaced. Definitely not annoyed at the countless retards that insist AI can do something despite that clearly not being the case

>>107654217
>is A.I. video editing really a thing?
Depends on the level of editing you need, its good for short reels and shit but nothing much beyond that currently. Maybe in a year or two capabilities increase

>>107652850
Your hypothetical better solution requires more computing hence even stupider.

>>107652893
this

>>107652470
posted it again award
>>107652893
this

>>107652470
DirectX was Microsoft's way of segmenting their operating systems, whereas OpenGL applications could run on anything from Windows 98 to the present day.

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>>107652470
>look mom I posted it again!
https://desuarchive.org/g/search/text/innovation%20directx/type/op/