Def a human
#programming
vapid pulsar
sage crag
i think this one is a human, too
rigid snow
make your guess
true hemlock
@rare bridge @hazy patio yo hunt the clanker down
sage crag
make your guess
rigid snow
true hemlock
<@186730180872634368> <@495591535488925744> yo hunt the clanker down
idfk if those are human or bot but its fucking off the vibes in here
thx 
aight now imma compose an essay on this 
actually
vapid pulsar
Programming socks
true hemlock
would it be funnier if i just ai generate the shit
rigid snow
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sage crag
would it be funnier if i just ai generate the shit
yes, and it needs to mention poems and cognitive frequencies and whatnot
rigid snow
have to mention thermodynamics entropy and
true hemlock
also alex
sage crag
alex
true hemlock
have to mention thermodynamics entropy and
LMFAO
sage crag
can you just ask gemini to combine all of their theories
true hemlock
can we gather all those theories and make "super AGI"
sage crag
and then copy the full output including the "Excellent! I'll create a master theory combining aspects from all of these..."
sage crag
can we gather all those theories and make "super AGI"
super nuclear thermodynamic ultimate space time AGI
true hemlock
would it be funny
if i make a whole ass diagram
of all those theories
as an "architectural proof"
true hemlock
math war crimes included
stray dragon
@true hemlock PSU question for someone else:
Gigabyte P750GM (B- tier, 750W PSU) with 1 year of use
OR
Corsair RM650x (A tier, 650W PSU) with 5 years of use
they currently have an F tier 500W that probably killed their gpu
true hemlock
rip
amber fractal
poems <:evilWheeze:1346173566973907014>
you also need the bible and ying yang based morality
true hemlock
the corsair probably could last for a lot more years but for the guy i'll choose the gigabyte
true hemlock
they currently have an F tier 500W that probably killed their gpu
epic reminder to never cheap out on the god damn psu
stray dragon
they had all their parts changed out from a prebuilt, except for two
the psu and the cas/e
ANOTHER PREBUILT WITH A PSU ISSUE!!!
true hemlock
e and f tier are always GPU killer because their 12v rail always suck and lack protection
stray dragon
lmfao
warped narwhal
me crash out
$ sudo systemctl restart konii.service
tender river
opaque sigil
amber fractal
opaque sigil
olive sable
i did take some pictures but i dont think i can show any of them in this server 
pretty much half the movie is unshowable
olive sable
olive sable
nah what
amber fractal
olive sable
the whole point of the movie was introducing a new love interest
vapid pulsar
New
olive sable
power is like a sister to denji
vapid pulsar
So there was a reason why they didn't
Let her be there
Well there's also Makima exist
olive sable
new as in makima is the old one.
power was never meant to be a love interest
amber fractal
Man I love the anime channel
vapid pulsar
Show what will happen to that Aki guy
olive sable
wdym show?
vapid pulsar
The future devil thing
olive sable
well then you should know what happened 
clear sedge
dementia
olive sable
anyways, i feel like the movie is 10/10. best anime movie of the year. great fight scene
i love violence
olive sable
half the movie is a fight scene lmao
amber fractal
i love violence
πͺ
olive sable
The future devil thing
what happened with future devil was shown in s1 too at the end actually no?
frigid flicker
we should all try and get v to have a actual nere stream once where nere-sama is placed withj neuro and evil
at5least once imean
rigid snow
get out 
maiden geyser
nere
tender river
frigid flicker
k
tender river
good i dont want to do it myself
rigid snow
wait you can use nix to build docker images that's pretty nice
and it's just built into nix
tender river
nix is very general it can build whatever as long as its hash is known or it doesnt require internet connection 
rigid snow
and it's just built into nix
oh it's not it's a package
tender river
nix doesnt have much built in in general
nixpkgs is the important part, nix can be replaced by a dedicated team in like a year but nixpkgs is irreplaceable
nix is ~100k lines of code
nixpkgs is millions
sick owl
I think I just threw up in my mouth a little
rough bloom
nixpkgs is millions <:SMILE:1173553648534568960>
4181870 lines of Nix (for nixos-25.11, according to tokei)
hazy silo
"""
FIREWALL
Description: A Cyber Security Checkpoint of Verification Password for Entry Access to Accounts, Servers, Mainframe, Programs, and more.
"""
kind inlet
Is there any good programing keyboard?
amber fractal
Personally, the one you're comfortable with is best.
hazy silo
print("Hello")
amber fractal
Bwaa
rigid snow
I think I just threw up in my mouth a little
your fault for browsing reddit
(HY000/2006): MySQL server has gone away
ok? when will it come back
opaque sigil
nixpkgs is the important part, nix can be replaced by a dedicated team in like a...
waiting for the day github can't handle nixpkgs anymore 
maiden geyser
ok? when will it come back
what if it doesn't want to serve anymore?
rigid snow
`(HY000/2006): MySQL server has gone away`
by the way i can guarantee it doesn't mean what any of you think it means
absolutely stupid error message
tender river
it doesnt mean its now too far to connect via bluetooth?
tender river
no it make sense
error message written in 19th century
keep same for legacy compatibility
rigid snow
error message written in 19th century
true...
rigid snow
it basically means "connection lost"
which in my case happened because packet size was larger than configured limit
how the fuck am i supposed to decipher that from "MySQL server has gone away"
opaque sigil
you don't have the mysql source code open on the side? 
olive sable
sick owl
your fault for browsing reddit
I bet there's not one person among us who hasn't put "reddit" on the end of a technical question in google to avoid slop results in this day and age
half tide
I bet there's not one person among us who hasn't put "reddit" on the end of a te...
i have a shortcut option + r to auto paste it
patent shard
Lol
It's blurry cause I had it set to 160p
It's funny because the computer froze for about 30 seconds, but audio kept going for a bit and then stopped for a few seconds and then it completely unfroze for 10 seconds... until BSOD popped up
Going to swap with another PSU tomorrow, but I think that one also has issues.. if it does, I need to RMA
jagged turtle
Lol
It's blurry cause I had it set to 160p
LMAOOOOOOO
rigid snow
why it do that
patent shard
I think it completely crashed before it could fully transition
jagged turtle
isolatedModules my behated
rigid snow
i only just found out you can just like open a sqlite database in 2 or more processes and it just works
rigid snow
need color buy mac
sick owl
Apple can pry my money out of my cold dead hands
Fuck paying a premium to enter a walled garden ecosystem
Just stumbled across a cool experiment
I wonder how this would scale with gemini 3
true hemlock
rant
open ai bought all the dram solely just to control dram supply and not even using them
given that yield rate is usually about 80% on dram wafers, you get about 1.5TB of ddr5 per wafer, over 1 exabyte of dram for 900000 wafers, per month.
yes, normal dram. "40% of supply and quantity of 900000 wafers" implied that, because all i know of is that dram like ddr5 supplies are being made at quantity of about 2 million per month
dataset preprocessing doesn't need that much of ram. preloading and dumping everything at once is wasteful, and model training and especially inference explicitly favors HBM more
right... openai bought 900000 raw wafers too, not packaged dram. they don't even have the infrastructure to package dram themself let alone something for them to mount these drams on
this can only mean one thing... openai is just trying to control the whole dram supply without even going to utilize them and just stash them in warehouses, or just an attempt of corporate dropshipping, possibly to fuck over competition or even fuck over everyone out of resources
i wasn't paying attention much into this, nor i cared enough when it happened, so this flew right past me. elvyn's the one mentioned about it and i just realized aswell, its embarrassing, but this just... gives more reason to why openai should just go down.
they're so all in with the government bailouts... ahaha it was so rigged from the start
best case scenario when the bubble bursts the government might not even be interested with the ai race anymore so they don't get bailout, and this is more of my copium ngl but i think open ai is just plaguing the whole economy and should just be forever gone. they don't bring in valuable research anymore.
it just doesn't make sense isn't it when open ai opted to get above 1 EB of ddr instead of few hundreds PBs of HBM instead
noble zodiac
vibe coding? nah, vibe based ranting
true hemlock
realistically i still don't see any reason of them having over EB worth of normal dram. SXM and PCIe are separate. gpus can communicate with each others with SXM but SXM doesn't work for CPU to GPU, best platform they can get for maximum ddr5 bandwidth is the 12 channel epyc/xeons that gives only 576GB/s of bandwidth
"project stargate" whatever the fuck that is
idle dune
I tried Pop_OS Cosmic on my Macbook Pro
It looks both ass and good at the same time
I really don't know how to explain it
Apprrently its based on Rust so ricing or customziing to is supposed to be very easy
But already you can basically change eveyrthing
young plover
Apprrently its based on Rust so ricing or customziing to is supposed to be very ...
The language that barely even supports dynamic libraries makes it easy to customize?
idle dune
is it intel based
Yea its a 2015 Macbook Pro
glad path
Yea its a 2015 Macbook Pro
oh i used to own one of those
idle dune
<:megathink:618159490155413717> The language that barely even supports dynamic l...
Apparrenly and allegily are interchangable in that sentence Β―_(γ)_/Β―
idle dune
oh i used to own one of those
Its goated ngl, MacOS has its qurks but
- 3k 15 inch ips screen
- Near Thinkpad Tier Keyboard and the last good keyboard apple made
- And 2015 workstation specs for like 200 bucks
I'm switching to Linux though
Since Monteray doesn't get secuirty updates anymore
glad path
i own an m3 pro rn
idle dune
glad path
planning on switching to asahi linux maybe if itβs possible by the time they kill sequoia
i dont want to upgrade to tahoe
idle dune
I heard Tahoe kills performance
The look is subjective I think their rip off of Windows Aero looks fine
glad path
i dont like it
tahoe added a lot of usefuk things
but removed many many useful things as well
- launchpad
- safari compact mode
- notification center turns grey while do not disturb is on
idle dune
Launchpad gone is unforgivable ngl
glad path
yes
all 3 of the above things are so annoying
- the reliable old brightness/volume display
- changed windows borders and widgets and stuff
its all bad
all gone
all annoying not to have
sage crag
rrr
glad path
i use sonoma for a reason
sage crag
<:megathink:618159490155413717> The language that barely even supports dynamic l...
the language has precisely nothing to do with how easy the gui components are to customise
idle dune
If it wasn't for the T2 chip bullshit I would have grabbed a 2019 when i bought my 2015.
stray dragon
changed out a bunch of parts (including motherboard) and now pc always gets stuck in memory training and never progresses
i fix tomorrow i think
bios update didn't work and so far shorting the cmos battery doesn't look like it worked
fans go wrr
sage crag
koniifer <:neuroAYAYA:1059631593301491744>
that NOT me
stray dragon
shorting the cmos battery did not work, 3 hours of wrrr later and no progress :(
back to sleep now
i hope i don't have to touch the cpu again tomorrow
sage crag
tender river
<:neuro3:1087521476070080592> that NOT me
NOT koniifer
tender river
sage crag
rigid snow
aa
stray dragon
couldn't sleep, removed all but 1 stick of ram and still no work
neither ram nor cpu are the issue because they were working yesterday
probably the motherboard
stray dragon
i did spy some suspicious looking pins in the socket when i was installing....
hope i can fix it
trim valve
I had a hair in mind
stray dragon
i was quick about it, doubt it was a hair
tender river
tender river
unlucky
stray dragon
fixed one, two are unfixable, removed a hair (apparently from the seller)
hopefully pin BD14 is not critical
rigid snow
fixed one, two are unfixable, removed a hair (apparently from the seller)
dna clone the seller in retaliation
stray dragon
it's still stuck on dram light
losing hope.
i can try rotating the cpu?
will wait a bit for it to do memory training just to make sure
obsidian mantle
guys help
did i get it right, in python, n is an alias for x and m is new variable which got assigned value of x?
so if i change n,
x changes too
when i change m,
x doesnt change
right?
sage crag
no
obsidian mantle
i just need to make new variables and manipulate them without ruining original one
sage crag
adding a type hint doesnt change the declaration
x = 5
n = x
m = x
is essentially what youve written
obsidian mantle
im going to copy 6x6 matrix of characters
sage crag
not really strange
x = [1, 2]
y = x
x[0] = 3
print(x, y)
lists are references
[3, 2] [3, 2]
obsidian mantle
isnt this extremely inconvenient 
does everyone use deepcopy?
sage crag
isnt this extremely inconvenient <:nub:1163912091569225779>
does everyone use d...
no its not extremely inconvenient
the opposite actually
why would you want to copy around arbitrary length lists every time you use a list
instead its a reference to a list object
obsidian mantle
because i am going to change this list
and then i will need to do other operations, on original list
another way is to just remake original list
every time
sage crag
to be clear there are two things you might typically use:
copy.copy and copy.deepcopy,
copy.copy copies the top-level only, so any nested arrays will still be references to the originals
copy.deepcopy will copy the full depth, which means any nested arrays will be copies rather than references
sage crag
another way is to just remake original list
stupid bad idea
computation expensive memory cheap
copy.deepcopy is definitely faster than any recomputation you can do as well
not that it matters
obsidian mantle
computation expensive memory cheap
didnt you just describe this "assign = create reference" in python
whats the point of that
if not memory savings
obsidian mantle
ok so i just use deepcopy
sage crag
passing references isnt about saving memory
its about not doing more work than you need to
obsidian mantle
it just feels like something i use all the time, create copies of variables and work with them, without killing the original
oh i see
sage crag
it just feels like something i use all the time, create copies of variables and ...
yes that's how programming typically is
obsidian mantle
its about not doing more work than you need to
this actually is very useful when you need to pass some compound big thing, right?
sage crag
obviously
wrr
to demonstrate the difference between copy and deepcopy
from copy import copy
x = [[1, 2], [3, 4]]
y = copy(x)
x[0][0] = 99
print(x, y)
[[99, 2], [3, 4]] [[99, 2], [3, 4]]
from copy import deepcopy
x = [[1, 2], [3, 4]]
y = deepcopy(x)
x[0][0] = 99
print(x, y)
[[99, 2], [3, 4]] [[1, 2], [3, 4]]
obsidian mantle
but it looks like copy did nothing
y got changed too because its reference
like normal assignment?
obsidian mantle
```
from copy import copy
x = [[1, 2], [3, 4]]
y = copy(x)
x[0][0] = 99
print(...
but you get same results if you just assign y to x here
isnt it
opaque sigil
you get a pointer to a new array that holds the same pointers
obsidian mantle
i mean the example isnt very representative
opaque sigil
as opposed to a pointer to the same array
obsidian mantle
or i miss something
tender river
yee there are functional data structures (like lisp linked lists) that dont have this problem, and python isn't a primarily functional language so dicts, lists, and other objects can change at any moment strings and numbers are immutable so you dont have to worry about them changing tho
obsidian mantle
tender river
more power less guarantees
sage crag
rigid snow
why would you want to copy around arbitrary length lists every time you use a li...
i paid for the ram and i'm gonna use it
sage crag
ok now try instead of indexing twice
just index once
because you know, deep vs shallow
rigid snow
wha
opaque sigil
lists already do shallow clones by default so copy.copy is kind of redundant
sage crag
obsidian mantle
okay
rigid snow
sage crag
lists already do shallow clones by default so `copy.copy` is kind of redundant
nop, that is not the case
obsidian mantle
i mean i got this from your text description but then you gave this example which confused me
now its all clear 
sage crag
x = [1, 2]
y = x
x[0] = 3
print(x, y)
[3, 2] [3, 2]
tender river
i find it funny how modern filesystems are basically functional programming copy on write good for reliability
sage crag
opaque sigil
they're functionally equivalent as far as the programmer is concerned, apart from very specific use cases
where the actual location of the list matters
at which point you have a bigger problem
obsidian mantle
so for absolutely separate copy i just use deepcopy
sage crag
they're functionally equivalent as far as the programmer is concerned, apart fro...
it not functionally equivalent
opaque sigil
am i having a brain lag
tender river
so for absolutely separate copy i just use deepcopy
also numbers and strings are always copied
tender river
s = 'abc'
s += 'def'
-> creates second string abcdef and assigns to s
opaque sigil
references annoying 
rough bloom
obsidian mantle
n = 5
n = 3
if n was reference to 5, why doesnt it change 5 to 3
sage crag
ownership useful
tender river
rust programmer not people rust programmer crab
obsidian mantle
because integers are treated differently i guess
they are not references themselves
right?
obsidian mantle
that was worded differently
tender river
they are not references themselves
they are references their contents are not beyond a reference tho
sage crag
that was worded differently
worded correctly
obsidian mantle
n = 5
n = 3
if n was reference to 5, why doesnt it change 5 to 3
why does this not work then
tender river
let me draw it
obsidian mantle
oh am i mixing left and right part
y = x
changing y changes x
n = 5
changing n doesnt change 5
no im not
uneven pulsar
chat which monitor should i go for 2k 24 inch or 2k 27 inch ips?
obsidian mantle
y = x
changing y changes x
n = 5
changing n doesnt change 5
this
i want to know about this
tender river
me remember before it got 1 digit added
tender river
i want to know about this
rigid snow
art
sage crag
i want to know about this
int the_number_five = 5;
int *n = &the_number_five;
int the_number_three = 3;
n = &the_number_three;
sage crag
leaf ~= (chay)Β² until turning point
tender river
sicp teach principle of languages in general its just very dense very easy to miss some parts, even good programmers can struggle with the material
sage crag
obsidian mantle
```c
int the_number_five = 5;
int *n = &the_number_five;
int the_number_three = ...
see, assignment to 5 and 3 is different
opaque sigil
```c
int the_number_five = 5;
int *n = &the_number_five;
int the_number_three = ...
i think integers are just special-cased to be copied, since even large ones do this
obsidian mantle
yes it looks like that
tender river
i think integers are just special-cased to be copied, since even large ones do t...
in python?
opaque sigil
yeah
tender river
its still not special case
theres just no way to change contents of an integer
when it exists it just exists
x += 5 creates new integer doesnt modify existing one
obsidian mantle
but "=" works different when we have literal integers and normal variables
obsidian mantle
a = b
c = 5
yes but these 2 are not the same operations
tender river
variable x and y point to same place (5) end result same
obsidian mantle
hmmm
tender river
y = x
NOT make y point to x
YES make y point to what x points to
obsidian mantle
so there must be end of chain
tender river
its not chain
obsidian mantle
where they all are pointing
obsidian mantle
ye not chain my bad
sage crag
that how pointer work
opaque sigil
small integers live in static memory
sage crag
cosmic sphinx
is it valid to init n as an int if its a pointer
obsidian mantle
so
a = 5 - changes a to point to 5
b = a - changes b to point to where a points
not the same
sage crag
yes but 5 is not a pointer then
integer literal 5 <- pointer to static memory containing the value 5
tender river
because its where pointers lead
i get what you mean i think
sage crag
no reason why integer literal have to have an integer value, in principle
python integers are a class anyway
tender river
no reason why integer literal have to have an integer value, in principle <:neur...
i think vituha talking about "everything is an object" (reference) except when it isn't
sage crag
import builtins
print(builtins.int.__add__(1, 2))
```ok so 5 is pointer to <memory_block_literal_five>
we do
n = 5
m = n
m = 3
m points to 5
n points to 5
5 points to <memory_block_literal_five>
so
m points to <memory_block_literal_five>
n points to <memory_block_literal_five>
5 points to <memory_block_literal_five>
change m to 3, it must change 5 to 3
which doesnt happen
if 5 is pointer, its a special pointer
rough bloom
python integers are a class anyway <:SMILE:1173553648534568960>
ye this is apparently true for Python
sometimes integers are special (like in Java I think) but apparently not in this case 
obsidian mantle
is this wrong
tender river
ok so 5 is pointer to <memory_block_literal_five>
we do
n = 5
m = n
m = 3
m p...
no! m = 3 not "set whatever m points to to 3", its "make m point to 3"
opaque sigil
obsidian mantle
no! m = 3 not "set whatever m points to to 3", its "make m point to 3"
but it will change n too
or wait will it not
tender river
but it will change n too
no! n still points to 5
sage crag
ok so 5 is pointer to <memory_block_literal_five>
we do
n = 5
m = n
m = 3
m p...
int the_number_five = 5;
int the_number_three = 3;
int *n = &the_number_five;
int *m = n;
int *n = &the_number_three;
// therefore
// m = &the_number_five
// n = &the_number_three
// we did not dereference any values :neuro3:
it change what before arrow not change what after arrow
obsidian mantle
ooh wait yes it doesnt change n
but if i change the contents of n (my example with lists that i mutate (is it called mutate?)) - source is changed too obviously
tender river
but if i change the contents of n (my example with lists that i mutate (is it ca...
ye change x[0] not change x it only change what inside x
sage crag
python integers not real anyway
tender river
integer always real dum 
tender river
opaque sigil
idk what i expected from cpython, they just create a new allocation for every integer so i guess there are no references to even follow
tender river
idk what i expected from cpython, they just create a new allocation for every in...
not every -5 to 256 interned
opaque sigil
every integer that matters
tender river
oh you like maths name every integer
opaque sigil
tbf i guess they can just reuse those allocated objects
rough bloom
idk what i expected from cpython, they just create a new allocation for every in...
unlimited precision
sage crag
unlimited precision
tender river
tbf i guess they can just reuse those allocated objects
every integer above 256 not interned
at all
only if literal
256+256 not guarantee point same thing 512
except python does basic constant folding so 256+256 is still the literal 512
me fix (lambda x: x + x)(256) not guarantee same thing 512
rough bloom
256+256 not guarantee point same thing 512
ye is different
print(id(512))
print(id(511 + int(input())))
different ids
tender river
me like raku object model lisp good too but lisp focus on fixed set of primitives
sage crag
wrr
sage crag
array literals shouldnt need commas
bad syntax
explod
not talk about any language you talk about
just ambient
tender river
nix
tender river
ye only problem with nix list syntax function application
[ (f x) (f y) ] same as in other language [ f x, f y ]
me like it more anyway
opaque sigil
no more python integers for you
tender river
apl not use comma for arrays either
oooo me read yesterday
mathematical notation for floor and ceiling
and name floor and ceiling
come from apl 
also name reduce
tender river
mathematical notation for floor and ceiling
this one
opaque sigil
idk what it is about this notation but i hate it (not that i have a better idea)
tender river
come from apl <:vedalSurprise:1433173402973241547>
me surprise thats huge contribution to field of mathematics for a single programming language
apl also apparently used as specification language because it focus on low abstraction but information dense, entire program self contained hard to misinterpret
completely different approach to conventional language that make everything hard to do and force programmer abstract away parts to be able to understand
sage crag
var stupid_buf: [1024]u8 = undefined;
var stdout = @constCast(&std.fs.File.stdout().writer(&stupid_buf).interface);
var json = std.json.Stringify { .writer = stdout, };
try json.write(some_value);
try stdout.flush();
zig
pain
why you make me do this
tender river
what you implementing
sage crag
secret
tender river
sage crag
const stdout = @constCast(&std.fs.File.stdout().writer(&.{}).interface); can make unbuffered like this
π
still
why me need to constCast
no one else need to
looking at code samples
just me
tender river
zig hate konii
sage crag
var json = std.json.Stringify {
.writer = @constCast(&std.fs.File.stdout().writer(&.{}).interface),
};
:MyHonestReaction:
std.fs.File.stdout.writer.interface <- great level of depth
tender river
.interface
sage crag
.interface <:FOCUS:1168267148523737239>
ye the .writer returns fs.File.Writer, .interface is io.Writer
tender river
<:SMILE:1173553648534568960> <:SMILE:1173553648534568960> <:SMILE:11735536485345...
-> const <-
sage crag
cant even do stdout.flush() without @constCast
unstable stdlib
stop being popular language
i wanted to try using it again but im reminded why it sucks
tender river
me with every language
sage crag
wrr
zig enum
not even support strings
not as nice as rust enum
-# rust enum tagged union me not care
tender river
-# rust enum tagged union me not care
visitor pattern can implement in zig i think same as sum type
sage crag
enum { @"abc", @"def", } <- json stringify converts to string
tender river
visitor pattern can implement in zig i think <:FOCUS:1168267148523737239> same a...
a different kind of indirection tho 
function pointer instead of switch case
tender river
sage crag
wrr
const IndentationMode = enum(u1) {
object = 0,
array = 1,
};
zig u1
why they not just do that automatically
tender river
explicit low level details core philosophy of zig language want make you think about memory layout
tender river
@committee i have an idea 
tender river
wrr
zig compiler very fast though uses technique similar to co-dfns except not written in apl so actually understandable for mere mortals
sage crag
ycombinator
ew
me not found least useful, more annoying site
even phoronix better
phoronix give really important news
like torvalds as plumbers conference
tender river
me not found least useful, more annoying site
its like reddit for vc ceos 
sage crag
its like reddit for vc ceos <:neurowheeze:1126151823925977220>
even reddit have some useful people
famfs hopes to go upstream in "early-ish 2026"
what is a famfs
why do i care
no one tell me these things
rigid snow
fabric attached memory 
tender river
memory foam
sage crag
Wine 11.0-rc2 Released With 28 Known Bug Fixes
rigid snow
programmers naming things 
rigid snow
canβt be on purpose because unknown
rigid snow
bad faith contributions
rigid snow
sage crag
πͺ
tender river
rigid snow
rust is DONE
tender river
happy for rust for linux ppl tho 
rust good driver language and fighting c boomers takes lots of effort
sage crag
how do they churn out so many articles
rigid snow
rust is done, cancelled for H
blang 
sage crag
i've scrolled ages and its only 3 days ago
sage crag
blang <:neuroNOWAYING:1148961698099777638>
b lang
rigid snow
no
sage crag
sage crag
very important linux news
ye did you know
Updated Intel LLM-Scaler-Omni Improves ComfyUI Performance For Arc Graphics
rigid snow
sage crag
Linux Fixes A Performance Regression In The Slab Code
thanks linux for fixing that performance regression
what a great maintainer
fixing The Slab
rigid snow
ye did you know
> Updated Intel LLM-Scaler-Omni Improves ComfyUI Performance For...
who uses comfyui for llm
sage crag
Linux 6.19 Gets Rid Of The Kernel's "Genocide" Function
tender river
they probably report because like if 1% linux user care about some project its still lot of people who will stumble upon it in search
rigid snow
sage crag
Linux Foundation's Newest Endeavor: The Agentic AI Foundation
phoronix actual news
bad news
AerynOS 2025.12 Brings Many Package Updates
update bring update
tender river
> Linux Foundation's Newest Endeavor: The Agentic AI Foundation
phoronix actual ...
linux foundation just companies that use linux not surprise
sage crag
linux foundation just companies that use linux <:nub:1163912091569225779> not su...
ye
linux foundation now have anthropic and openai in it
"linux" foundation
sage crag
tender river
mcp who
sage crag
main character protagonist
tender river
model context protocol
sage crag
minecraft pigman
rigid snow
fake
tender river
model context protocol <:vedalUUH:1234565980827418644>
neuro sdk but for ai company purposes
tender river
meow cmeow pmeow 
sage crag
most complex pseudointellectual-acronym
MOT conii promise
wrr
mrr crr prr
miyagi coast prefecture
tender river
5 days left 
tender river
true
tender river
what are you planning
tender river
-# <:neuro3:1087521476070080592>
knife expert
sage crag
and make it spin faster to shrink the length of the year
tender river
can you confirm
stray dragon
minimum crab portal
tender river
and make it spin faster to shrink the length of the year
year end before christmas
sage crag
that maximum crab portal
definitely not minimum
minimum number of crabs in portal is 3
stray dragon
maximum crab portal is ocean, silly
stray dragon
ocean surface
sage crag
can be argued
sage crag
<:vedalSurprise:1433173402973241547> year end before christmas
year end before new year as well
it will be 2025 forever
tender river
<:vedalSurprise:1433173402973241547> year end before christmas
sound fun just make sure to start early or they wont update calendar in time
tender river
it will be 2025 forever
require new year for increment?
tender river
no raycasting
sage crag
expensive
tender river
indie dev
stray dragon
anyways time to cry
sage crag
live in #FF0000
stray dragon
it is not fun
sage crag
sage crag
unsmog your frog
tender river
bad idea
sage crag
<- <- 
tender river
πΈ
rigid snow
<@383112840229158923> azuazu join other server yesterday <:vedalAYAYA:1127581906...
i got the ping and was like uhh
rool breakage 
it not edited in push notification 
tender river
it not edited in push notification <a:Awkward:1403035125347778683>
ye she produce dariacore that all wanted to tell you
rigid snow
olive sable
thorn ledge
my login manager disappeared when I started up my arch machine again and I was just on a terminal for a half hour googling stuff on my phone
I discovered an update for Ly needed me to go in and manually disable some getty thing and enable ly at that address or whatever
fun stuff all around but now I have my desktop back once more 
olive sable
Goodmorning
sage crag
rigid snow
i sure wonder what the p in prng stands for
olive sable
well ye i know its not fully random
but it was an interesting video to me on how they revcerse it
tender river
sage crag
n
silent cloak
quantum RNG my beloved
tender river
;oljkdifsgv
pain
const ExprTag = enum(u2) {
int,
float,
string,
};
const Expr = struct {
tag: ExprTag,
contents: union {
int: i64,
float: f64,
string: []const u8,
},
fn int(x: i64) @This() { return .{.tag = ExprTag.int, .contents = .{ .int = x } }; }
fn float(x: f64) @This() { return .{.tag = ExprTag.float, .contents = .{ .float = x } }; }
fn string(x: []const u8) @This() { return .{.tag = ExprTag.string, .contents = .{ .string = x } }; }
fn match(this: *const @This(), x: anytype) @TypeOf(x.float(0.0)) {
switch (this.tag) {
ExprTag.int => return x.int(this.contents.int),
ExprTag.float => return x.float(this.contents.float),
ExprTag.string => return x.string(this.contents.string),
}
}
};
pub fn main() !void {
const exprs = [_]Expr { Expr.int(1), Expr.float(2.0), Expr.string("wrrr") };
for (exprs) |expr| expr.match(@as(struct {
i: bool,
fn int(this: *const @This(), x: i64) void { std.debug.print("int {} {}\n", .{this.i, x}); }
fn float(this: *const @This(), x: f64) void { std.debug.print("float {} {}\n", .{this.i, x}); }
fn string(this: *const @This(), x: []const u8) void { std.debug.print("string {} {s}\n", .{this.i, x}); }
}, .{ .i = true }));
}
Nim strongly discourages the use of unsigned integers, as it's considered unnecessary and somewhat unsafe for most applications.
ye pain
not use zig
use anything else
like anything
tender river
> Nim strongly discourages the use of unsigned integers, as it's considered unne...
unsigned integer too easy to underflow competitive programmer not use
sage crag
not me
me battling zig nothing to do with skill issue
for i in 0..<d.num_integers_to_sum
odin
tender river
pain <:neuroPogHD:1057778797056901130>
```rust
const ExprTag = enum(u2) {
i...
zig opposite of what i like in languages 
verbose AND doesnt give much low level control compared to other languages
sage crag
```
for i in 0..<d.num_integers_to_sum
```
pointless syntax change
for kicks
Thread_Data :: struct {
what is a ::
stupid symbol many symbol
dont need
tender river
for kicks
sound good langdev cant decide if .. inclusive or exclusive
unless langdev only know one language
tender river
sage crag
tender river
dont use `..` for range then
ye that why ..<
tender river
,<
tender river
programming languages
same reason me study them
sage crag
good syntax not exist, good semantics not exist
not real none of it real
101010101010101
sometimes binaries just 400kb for no reason
rust
me go back to writing words and not programs
healthier for mind
tender river
ye dont know what your use case is nothing to add not know better system programming language than rust and its still not that fun
olive sable
tender river
ye dont know what your use case is nothing to add <:neuro3:1087521476070080592> ...
scala is like rust without tedium run on jvm 
only suggestion but probably wont work for you
sage crag
sc <- good letter combination
olive sable
sage crag
ala <- good letter combination
scala <- mid letter combination
it less than sum of its parts
olive sable
tender river
me go back to writing words and not programs
let me read some day if what i think it is
tender river
deal
sage crag
tender river
me too disorganized
tender river
you're welcome
olive sable
sage crag
olive sable
i need to figure out how to mkae a character smile but not make it creepy
tender river
<:neuroCatUuh:1131629092475768884> need to find rerealising beam
nix have that
rigid snow
be nice to each other! be nice to each other! be nice to each o
sage crag
ye nix do this a lot
sage crag
<:nuero:1079953807259205662> be nice to each other! be nice to each other! be ni...
i can hear this
sage crag
ye nix do this a lot
me not seen american spelling except in third party flakes yet
cant think of any specific example though
ohhh ye
optimise
tender river
tender river
specialisation
rigid snow
propaganda by big s
tender river
tender river
me few both
rough bloom
Nixpkgs virtualisation
rough bloom
Nixpkgs `virtualisation`
me always misspell 
sage crag
i wonder why they use uk spelling
rigid snow
leaf ui
rigid snow
i wonder why they use uk spelling
if it was english uk everywhere it would make sense because outside of IT british english is the default but in software american english is
sage crag
rigid snow
if it was english uk everywhere it would make sense because outside of IT britis...
i assume american default for legacy reasons
sage crag
if it was english uk everywhere it would make sense because outside of IT britis...
outside of IT british english is the default
rigid snow
glue ful
tender river
i use american spelling because colour sound obnoxious and z instead of s how pronounce anyway
sage crag
outside of IT english is evil mix of various dialect and culture
rigid snow
no i don't mean spoken or casual
sage crag
i use british spelling because
i arrived from mars
and they use it there
colour <- actually martian spelling
tender river
mars former british colony
sage crag
rigid snow
sage crag
jupiter also
rigid snow
why former
tender river
probably left hand drive too
rigid snow
maybe current
sage crag
why former
have you seen mars in the last 4 billion years
it very red very sandy
not much going on
tender river
sound like london
rigid snow
does there have to be a lot going on for it to be a british colony
sage crag
does there have to be a lot going on for it to be a british colony
- β profitable
- β easy to control
- β make uk look powerful
- β have some important resource
- β have exploitable people
rigid snow
sage crag
mars not easy to control, unless you consider control as "we sent a lander there one time and it broke down after a few years"
rigid snow
i read ladder
sage crag
rigid snow
send ladder to mars
tender river
does that not count 
sage crag
uncontested supreme leader of mars
tender river
uncontested 100% linux market share
sage crag
does that not count <:vedalNeuroHUH:1127581915084492880>
nn me very boring no one knew
tender river
were you
sage crag
rigid snow
ye waste of bandwidth
olive sable
sage crag
ye waste of bandwidth
im gonna waste your bandwidth
rigid snow
i don't have any more
tender river
ye waste of bandwidth
https://hil-speed.hetzner.com/10GB.bin look at this file