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>>107265601

>>107265601
He's smug because he knows the technical reason why you're a faggot.

>>107274228
>wah waah WAAAAAH I MUST CRY SO HARD

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>>107273161
They would be 8/10 in US, but in balkans they are at most 3/10. Wait until you see good ones

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>>107273161
Right, half of Slav women are cute, and the other half look like Martina Navratilova.

>>107273735
how many more faggots are going to fall for this bait? this is the third or fourth thread already

>>107274840
bloody bitch

>>107273795
kek

Aquafaggot btw

>>107273735
saar?!?

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START A DAMNED NEW THREAD BEFORE I PISS MYSELF

>>107276694
take a sick day

>>107276754
I would start a new thread but I'm an unemployed incel so I am not worthy

>>107272880
> most people don't know how their apps go live

To be fair at most companies this would be a devops job or someone working on infra rather than just the programmer. It also really heavily depends on the cloud or on prem architecture. Then there's scalability, resource cost and so on. I don't expect most devs to be able to answer questions about deployment correctly.

>doing my benefits elections for next year
>increase my AD&D insurance coverage
yeah i'm not really feeling lucky about next year
at least my family can get something out of it

>>107275837
>get into a self driving car and tell it where to go
This used to be called a taxi. I think they're called ubers now, or something.

>>107275837
>If you put a pie into an oven, are you baking the pie?

>>107275856
i'm a leftist and i would seehte so much if you killed yourself :/

>>107275878
If you tell someone to make a pie, did you make the pie?

>>107275929
>>107275878
>If you nigger the nigger, did you really nigger?
Both of you Pajeets need to fuck off with your reductive semantics.

>>107269877
That's total bs. All my hardware has up to date drivers. Once you've disabled telemetry, it's great. No Windows 11 ads and TPM up my ass like so many others out there.

11 is a giant Jew dick in your ass, inserted by pajeet's filthy shit covered hands.

>>107272037
yea but the core scheduler and full directstorage gpu decompression for starters arent backported to win10s kernel stack. I fucking hate win11 but if you have modern hardware (and not using GNU/Linux), then you're gimping yourself by not using win11.

>>107266226
we invented chips, computers, and the internet, you streetshitter

>>107264607
Yep, unlike troonix, it actually just werks.

>>107273433
stfu queer

>>107275714
https://grayjay.app/

https://www.4chan.org/advertise

man this sucks, this vibecoded frontend for yt-dlp will make it accessible to normies and force youtube to take even harsher measures against yt-dlp. and for what? so whoever made this garbage can grift some donations or farm stars on github

I hate resume projects

>>107274132
fiio ja11
jcally jm6

>>107274372
Never said it wasn't
>>107274380
I have one, too, but your needlessly aggressive posts are simply strange and unhelpful.

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>>107274401
I used to be in the audiophile community a lot and climbed out of it. My bad, just feeling salty after wasting so much time. But thankfully I always bought used so reselling didn't hurt much.

>>107274419
I understand that pain, anon.
No worries, maybe your vehement defense of cheap but good DACs will set some ignorant noob straight.

What's everyone's thoughts on Delta Sigma vs. NOS DACs?

>>107274768
Probably.

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>>107273847
>*BLAM*.
>the sound a .44 Magnum makes while giving you an oral creampie

>>107273831
>just do the unnecessary null checks everytime to guard against pajeets instead of making some behaviour undefined

>>107273831
>>107273847
Her expression is the hottest part

i want to help her get out of that predicament :-(

not sure if it's hilarious or sad because they try to make rust like cobol by forcing ubuntu to include it in loooong lts version. or this is a sneaky way to outsource rust written utils to be maintained by canonical.

>>107274288
and of course not a single /g/tard understood the joke.
which tard from the jeet-zog xitter scene (i'm guessing) came up with this grep stat btw?

>>107270830
no idea what this unwrap() shit is about and don't care, but if they need to rework 1664 occurrences that's not a lot at all

>>107270830
How many instances of 'unsafe'?

>>107273403
>What was the old code doing if the new code has so many unwraps?
Silent memory corruption and arbitrary code execution.

>>107274815
uh oh vaxxie melty

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>>107267816
in the UK the dvla (government agency) sells your driving registration info to private parking companies for $3 per request. The result, there is now a massive business where parking companies set up automated cameras and pretty much file mass lawsuits at random drivers. There is something like 10 million parking charges being fined annually at $200-$300 each. You used to be able to ignore them but now if you do they can get upwards of $5k out of you after legal fees. I believe something like 10-20% of drivers get at least one of these "parking fines" a year and upwards of 90% are found to be illegitimate charges. Small-time retail business in the UK us collapsing largely due to the drop in foot traffic these parking companies cause when they set up shop.

This is the USA's future if you let flock do what it wants.

I used to work in the parking industry in the UK and it worked like this: the parking company would provide services for the council. If you're in the US, a council is like a US state but with no real powers or oversight. they exist to charge what's known as 'council tax' which is then typically embezzled by never-even-elected councillors. The services rendered are usually parking management and the council gets a certain amount of the proceeds from fines issued. The parking companies don't actually make enough from this but here's the thing, once a company provides services for a council the judicial system in that council's jurisdiction looks upon them very leniently. They then buy their own parking spaces and file "parking charge invoices" to pretty much anyone who parks there. There's some nuance to it but basically the council allows them to commit mass fraud in exchange for services rendered.

Imagine getting a lawsuit because you parked at a Taco Bell but then went to the McDonalds across the street- this actually happens in the UK.

>>107275137
police surveillance state is good though because uh im afraid of negros

>>107274703
>i figured there was a reason its leftists seething over it
This whole Flock thing smells like a coordinated operation.
Here's a fucked up example from last week.
>city of Redmond WA, where Microsoft is headquartered
>they have Flock
>they use it to great effect to find stolen vehicles, stolen plates, misuse of plates
>there's a high correlation between fuckery with plates and shitbags about to do shitbag things
>suddenly, agitators were bitching "the feds are using Flock data"
>the PD said "nope, not true"
>Flock said "nope, access logs don't support that at all, no feds have accessed the city's data in a $long_time"
>city council voted to suspend Flock immediately, "out of caution"
>Redmond is full of virtue signalling assholes, "restorative justice" types
>city is full of what I call "white urban guilt"
I'm happy that my jurisdiction has said "fuck you, Flock stays".

>>107267816
Don't remind me of the flock camera hack/API access. These cameras also run Android 9.

You might as well just jam the wifi/lte signal around the camera.
"People behave differently when being recorded".
Maybe you should consider flying your drone around the Senator's house which has setup these cameras in place.
Do a live stream of his estate unironically.

What material is best for a chair? Mesh chairs annoying to clean and leather tends to peel.

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>>107275411
exercise ball

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>>107275411
use lounge chair instead of office one.
gravity is a strong force and if you sit straight all of it will constantly press on your spine causing pain.

if you use lounge chair it will be pressing on your spine under angle making sure to not over stress it. It will spread the load evenly among your vertebras.

all this office utility is being pushed at you by marketing people.

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OP here. Thoughts on this one?

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this is my daily driver

>>107275542
>31.1billion is double 18.6billion
But aside from that, when you look at things like RTX cores which are only used in RTX games, there are GPU elements that are going unused in a lot of titles making up those conglomerate scores.

>>107275542
You're forgetting artificial market segmentation too.
A 5090 capped at 250W is going to be faster than a 5070.

>>107268643
>80% of people my age want to be programmers
No, 80% of people your age want to never get off the internet but still be paid to look like they're working.
80% of people your age do not have an inherent interest in problem solving or the mental skills necessary to do the work.

>>107268643
tens of thousands of 'coders' (just come out of a six week boot camp), competing with AI - good luck getting an entry level job (when 'entry level' job requirements are min 1 year experience)

>>107274289
>competing with AI

what the fuck are you talking about? do you even work in software development?

the managers in a company you have heard of are desperate to find that perfect problem/task that llms can be used to solve, and licenses are given out for free, while most devs busy with their work don't give a shit about it

newbies are still stupid, people who are there for years are still incompetent and lazy and work gets organized in the same old excel spreadsheets

>>107274289
>>107274897
you're competing with indians who work for less than 1/10th the wage of entry level americans, not AI

>>107268643
Zoomers can't even use a file system or search

>>107275124
>uglier
readable*

>>107274587
it has ternary operators

Of course, given that my favourite language is microsoft excel

=IF(expression, <output if true>, <output if false>)

>>107275100
>how do you declare and init in one shot otherwise?
You don't.

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>>107274141
n-no

>>107275281
ffmpeg and shell (if on *nix or Mac) or PowerShell (on Windows)

>>107275297
>>107275298
I was able to succesfully do this using ffmpeg & imagemagick, you just need to automate it using a script. You'll have to have all your tools in the proper place though.

@echo OFF
for %%A in (*.mp4) do C:\Users\NAME\ffmpeg-static-new\ffmpeg -hide_banner -i 20211116_114410.mp4 -threads 16 -vf scale=320:-1 -r 10 -f image2pipe -vcodec ppm - | convert -delay 5 -loop 0 - output.gif"
Powershell "Dir | Rename-Item -NewName {$_.name -replace '.mp4.','.'}"
Powershell "Dir | Rename-Item -NewName {$_.name -replace ' ','_'}"
timeout /t 1 /nobreak > NUL

>>107275297
>>107275298
/thread

>>107275281
...why