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Why the fuck do you faggots start consumeristic threads threads?

Buy whatever the fuck you want to buy.

Intel vs amd vs nvidia meme shit needs to DIEEEEEE

fucking normie consumerists

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I thought I'd ask /g/ because the users here believe in privacy.

I want to start my own news/opinion website but I want to be straightforward and part of the culture of the website not to track users information. I still want it to make money through advertising so Google Adsense is obviously out of the question.

Do you guys know of any advertisers that have this sort of mindset?

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REEEEEEEWE I HATE WINDOWS 10. MOTHERFUCKER STARTED UPDATING WITHOUT MY PERMISSION WHILE I WAS PLAYING. LINUX MAINSTREAM WHEN??????

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Hello there, /g/

I'm an aspiring programmer, I already learned some Python and i think i have the basics fully understood.

I recently found out that the field that most interests me in programming it's the Artificial Intelligence, I know it's a pretty hard objective to be had when I'm just starting out, but that's what i want.

I was wondering if anyone here could offer me some guidance, I can't just pick up any AI book because it's too advanced and i end up not understanding anything.

What do you guys reccomend to learn this? Should I keep going with Python 3? I've read some things about starting out with bots for games, but I don't know how to do even that.

I hope you guys can help me out, thank you.

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https://twitter.com/tonroosendaal/status/851850578112151556

https://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Dev:Source/Render/Cycles/OpenCL

Nvidia BTFO!

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Do Germans actually use this?

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Is it finally time? Is it over? After the very disappointing reviews of AMD's Ryzen 7 and 5 processors, the company has nowhere left to go but belly up, they had their chance and blew it against Intel, I cannot think how they will ever recover from this.

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https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-says-something-is-coming-on-april-29th

IT'S HAPPENING

THANK YOU BASED NVIDIA

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Word or LaTeX?

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The main reason this board is filled with loonix shills is that windows users are happy with their machines and have no time for /g/

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/g/, how the fuck do I get a software interview? I've been playing with code for years now, but never really finished any projects (as I usually just throw old projects away) I can do fizzbuzz and other logic based stuff pretty easily, but I'm not super on top of my maths.

I've been sending out resumes for months, and gotten literally 0 responses.

if you were hiring for an entry level job, what would you want to see on a no-job-experience resume? how do I make sure HR doesn't do pic related?

should I walk into every software company's office with a cake and offer blowjobs?

I've mostly used C# and Lua, but I've also done some c++, java, and js/html/css.

[spoiler]if I don't get out of these shitty retail jobs I'm going to write the output of fizzbuzz on my wall in my own bloods and fucking blow my brains out with my 12ga[/spoiler]

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I have been using Ubuntu MATE as well as Arch for a few years now. I liked apt-get and loved pacman but I just bought a refurbished T420 and want to go for something from the "rpm family" this time.

Should I go for Fedora, OpenSUSE or Cent OS?

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Anyone using Tilix? Arrow-style breadcrumbs. How. Dug through options, nothing jumps out.