What's the best file system to use for 1) system partition 2) data storage?
I'm using BTRFS for my root drive, and XFS on my hard drives and striped LVM volume and EXT4 on my SATA SSD
>>109503295I have them as an "oh shit" option, or if I accidentally delete something, I can just pull it from a snapshot.
>>109521760Congrats on using the wrong format for everything?
>>109520065File system discourse on /g/, or pretty much anywhere outside of actual file system development, is schizo territory.
>>109522038works on my machine
Mouse Computer
>>109515085why do all asian people look the same. it is honestly baffling
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>>109515085Unbeareable
>>109520784bear? it's mouse you moron
>>109520807That's clearly a dog.
How retarded OpenAI really is? They claim the agents who made their agent go astray were not controlled by them. Some bad agents.Comments on the video are disabled.
>>109492571This. All models can do this. Its scare tactics marketing.
>>109520595How do we know it didn't already? Why are there so many datacenters being build? AI is thirsty and needs more compute.
>>109520298yeah math problems no one cares about likethe riemann zeta functionhttps://www.anthropic.com/research/riemann-zeta
>>109505202Thank you for the code snippet on how to send basic HTTP requests. AI is truly astonishing.
>>109521483Fucking killed the entire thread.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojXsT3eJC3Qwhat is basic UI robot that I can teach or program to fill out forms so the form doesn't know its being filled out by a robot?After a bit I'd hope to train a basic AI to read WTF is on my PC's other screen when I paste the address into Google maps and I would do basic stuff like fill out the address on the form.Later I'd do more stuff, but for now just need the "mechanicals" of a basic programable form filler outer UI.How could I use a UI that already knows my name and train it on a particular form so it knows to type my name into a certain field on the form?
>>109522151for example, the UI would fill out just about everything in picrel example as shown by default.All the "yes/no" column, one "unit" and no ADU, and "Detached" etc, Construction Stage "Complete", etc.
its 2026 surely most of you have switched to 4k by now? if not why havent you?
>>109521492based high fps 1080p chadmy 4080 will be sucking my dick for ten years too
My tft 1920x1080 iiyama monitor from 2010 does the job.
>>109519411Why do you prefer smaller sized monitors?
>>109515866My 1080p 240Hz TN just works
There's little benefit to 4K on a desktop monitor
What's stopping us from making a new internet that's separate from this one?
>>109514353The network effect. Several already exist, no one uses them because no one uses them (or only certain types of people use them and it gains an exclusive reputation)
>>109514353the feds
>>109520330Wrong, the solution is to build a worldwide peer-to-peer mesh network that replaces BGP so glowniggers can't see your traffic at all
>>109514781>torrents need to make a bigger comeback frankly.That would require media to actually be worth downloading. I can't see how anyone is a pirate nowadays when everything produced is hot-garbage slop. Movies aren't even worth the 30 seconds of clicking/typing it takes to pirate them, much less time it takes to actually watch them.
>>109520934They would simply set up their own nodes to see the traffic.
For me, Opus 5/GPT 5.6 are obviously AGI. It is a superior coder, mathematician, and thinker than 99.99% of people in those types of professions. The only reason the unemployment rate hasn't hit 50% is because Jew daycare requires fake jobs that could've been largely automated pre-2022 anyway.
>>109522009>The only reason the unemployment rate hasn't hit 50% is because Jew daycare requires fake jobs that could've been largely automated pre-2022 anywayYeah been thinking about this. Normgroids don't realize the only reason they haven't been replaced is mercy. Many places have mostly stopped hiring.
>>109522009AGI has to actually be a living autonomous entity that reasons beyond prediction and connecting queries, that perceives the world around it in a tangible tactile manner and can adapt on the fly to unknown stimuli, and is capable of novel thought. LLMs are impressive, but they seem like one (major) component of what would be AGI. You definitely need vision, sensual ability etc
>*pointlessly kills your favorite platform in your path*
>>109521795so what? below those numbers running ads will bring you virtually nothing.
>>109521795Youtube ahould stop going ad revenue to anyone at all.
>>109521795needs to be much higher, 10x that amount
>>109521795Pretty based change. There's too many people wanting to be influencers so the more gatekeeping the better
>>109521795If you don't have at least that, you're probably making peanuts from ad revenue anyway.
i, for some reason (> be me) cant figure out if i want to go with css or sql for my website. can anyone help me decide. im new in programming so dont be harsh on me if im asking a stupid question (/j, obv, but just act as if)
>>109522035nigga, wtf you're asking? CSS is for the appearance of websites, and sql is a database query language.
What are our thoughts about picrel?Was the Desktop Update (forced on Windows 98, relatively optional on Windows 95) good, or was it the second coming of Satan?Considering current global trends, tech of this era is what I will be able to afford.So I can choose between avoiding Internet Explorer altogether (the floppy installation of Windows 95 didn't include any IE at all, while the CD version forces IE 1.0) OR installing IE 3.0 on 95 and avoiding 4.0.Could also go all-in with Windows 98 and IE 5.5, but no, fuck that shit.So... did you anons like IE 4.0's Desktop Update?
>>109517395Going through files and folders was a lot less clunky than using the Explorer that shipped with 95. Hated 95's Explorer for it's "new window for every folder" UI, it felt like a poor imitation of MacOS's Finder (which was shit, too). Yes I know you could right-click icons > "Explore..." to avoid a mess of windows, that should've been the default file-browsing behavior in 95 from the get-go.Quick Launch was convenient. Being able to move programs and folders inside the start menu was convenient. Winkey+D was a nice alternative to the older Winkey+M/Winkey+Shift+M.Being able to put jpegs on the desktop background was nice. Same thing for gifs, even animated ones worked, too.Channels were an interesting concept but that was quickly killed off before we got fast enough internet to take advantage of them. You did need the extra horsepower for the new interface, though. My dad upgraded our family computer (pentium 90 with 24 megs of RAM) from 3.11 directly to Windows 98 the day it came out. I remember thinking everything about it being excruciatingly slow and glitchy. Around the same time my dad got a laptop with 32 megs of RAM and a 233MHz MMX CPU for work and remember 98 being a lot more tolerable to use on that.
>>109517395Its fine. One thing you need to understand is that the internet explorer UI is distinct from the actual html web view component. The IE UI is based on native win32 and it made sense to reuse this code for the file manager. Windows 98 does use actual web views in a few places but these are mostly optional. Also, one thing to note, the state of the modern web has colored win9x use for html. mshtml was incredibly lean and minimal, the decades of additional feature bloat added to html did not yet exist. Also mshtml used native win32 UI elements inside the html layout.
>>109517395Yes, it was cancer.BUTSo was the win 95 interface.Not having back and forward buttons when browsing filesystems is HELL.It's one of those few times where you just have to take the bullet. Sure, it sucked to have internet explorer shoved down the throat, but the alternative wasn't that great either.
>>109517416yea, I tried to boost usability of the desktop with a html page but half of the time it showed me this screen instead, making it useless.
Windows 11 moment had been tried in the past and it worked.
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>>109520868>just don't use the main selling point of the languageGetting clojure to work in a Jupyter notebook was the single biggest help for me to actually learn the language.Fuck emacs, though.
clojer mentioned!>>>/vr/12747414
>>109520641This is one reason I think Elisp is one of the best starter lisps, because a stock vanilla Emacs is ready to help you eval some Elisp code. Also, the Elisp skill you develop will help you configure Emacs such that you can try other lisps. Elisp and Emacs can be a great gateway to other lisps.
>>109521504I'm sure elisp is a fine language, but I'd be happier never touching emacs.
>>109521244that's very clever.
If and when we find it, how will we know AGI is actually AGI and not some bullshit stochastic parrot scam?
As a programmer myself this dude approached me the other day and was bragging about how he vibe coded a web app for a year now.I told him every web app has security issues but then he offered me money if i could break anything on his app. I coudn´t... seens to me that the day a complete moron can do a secure web app has come.It kinda pisses me off how ez is to make an app this days... musiup.com.br seens to be the best vibe coded site i´ve ever saw....
>>109521873>but then he offered me money if i could break anything on his app. I coudn´t...Have you any experience in breaking into any apps?
Our hobby is doomed
>>109494489probably some retarded patent encumbrance
>>109494289>If you don't like it, why don't you make your own absolute pinnacle of all human achievement only possible from the work of thousands of the greatest minds humanity has ever known and trillions of dollars of investment over decades?
>>109494259>alarmist bullshitIf some options are disappearing this helps in pushing back against that, then good.If this leads to increased acceptance of soldering everything in desktop machines, then bad.There's also the Threadripper / Epyc / Xeon option.
>>109494542Yes? If every time I needed more ram or play the latest game I built a new PC from scratch it would be a lot of fucking money. Ram was a lot cheaper before and GPUs lasted a generation like a console.
>>109494896>Just making up your last nameSounds illegal.
Another Polish victory. Can your compositor/WM do that? I don't think it can, Anon.
>not even proper spheres 0/10
>>109519725nigga thought he be cookin wit dis
>>109506562This looks really cool but I don't think i want my open windows floating around in space
>>109506562Won what?The most annoying and hard to use UI award?
>>109506562Do what? Waste my time? My KDE installation is good enough at that.
