Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 4031. page

Btw, I've been looking at React OS. It seems to be exactly what I want, donated 10EUR to them but I don't expect to ever see anything of it. It's certainly nice for wishful thinking though.

>>59251351
>minimalistic windows
just disable explorer, use far manager, or something else instead

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>>59251457
This shit's bloated as fuck
>B-But the UI is made in ascii! That automatically means it's m-minimal!

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>>59251635
yay anime thread!

yeah and he probably makes bank

I call myself a software developer, I'd feel like a total dipshit if I called myself an engineer

then again this applies to most engineers but they do it anyway

>>59251226
>"Rainbow Dash"

fucking dropped

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>>59251226
>Add new analyzer "Rainbow Dash"
>Add "Psychedelic Colour" mode to all analyzer

>>59251226
Clementine is ugly.

Go back and then stay there faggot

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>>59250850
learn how to filter threads. I've been filtering this Intel shill butthurt for days.

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>>59250850
>enter /tv/
>"BANE?"
>get back to /g/

>>59251070
"I'm not a fan of religiously taking some idea to the extreme, and I try to be pragmatic in my design choices (but not *too* pragmatic, see the start of this sentence :-). I value readability and usefulness for real code. There are some places where map() and filter() make sense, and for other places Python has list comprehensions. I ended up hating reduce() because it was almost exclusively used (a) to implement sum(), or (b) to write unreadable code. So we added builtin sum() at the same time we demoted reduce() from a builtin to something in functools (which is a dumping ground for stuff I don't really care about :-).

If I think of functional programming, I mostly think of languages that have incredibly powerful compilers, like Haskell. For such a compiler, the functional paradigm is useful because it opens up a vast array of possible transformations, including parallelization. But Python's compiler has no idea what your code means, and that's useful too. So, mostly I don't think it makes much sense to try to add "functional" primitives to Python, because the reason those primitives work well in functional languages don't apply to Python, and they make the code pretty unreadable for people who aren't used to functional languages (which means most programmers).

I also don't think that the current crop of functional languages is ready for mainstream. Admittedly I don't know much about the field besides Haskell, but any language *less* popular than Haskell surely has very little practical value, and I haven't heard of functional languages *more* popular than Haskell. As for Haskell, I think it's a great proving ground for all sorts of ideas about compiler technology, but I think its "purity" will always remain in the way of adoption. Having to come to grips with Monads just isn't worth it for most people." -Guido van Rossum

An app that automatically converts between reddit and 4chan spacing to hide your actual nature

Any language with ⊥ as an inhabitant of every type is worthless.

>>59250789

>what am i doing wrong?

using windows

nothing i think the rootkit installed successfully good job

>>59250789

>what am i doing wrong?

using windows

>>59250705
http://www.natex.us/Intel-S2600CP2J-Motherboard-Kit-p/s2600cp-sr0h8-128gb-12800.htm

>>59250727
>http://www.natex.us/Intel-S2600CP2J-Motherboard-Kit-p/s2600cp-sr0h8-128gb-12800.htm
From Europoor, anon, but thanks for the link, I'll check it out.

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Custom built PC in minitower,
CPU: Intel Celeron G1820T
RAM: 8GB (1.5GB used, don't even need to expand it anytime soon)
HDD: 1TB (+ 64GB SSD for rolling web/DB backups) CentOS 7

Does it's job, was very cheap to put together.

As for the better networking hardware, MikroTik? Decent price for what it does.

>>59250660
>worrying about 200MB

just torrent more ram

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Move qBittorent down below Halite and this image is accurate

>>59250688

Are you a Slack fag?

>>59251086

I used rtorrent some time ago, but the TUI was starting to get on my nerves. I shall try it with web UI. Thanks!

>>59250536
Uses an significant amount of CPU and eats away at the battery on macOS.

Is pretty decent on Loonix though, but everything else on Linux eats away the battery.

No bookmark sidebar lmfao

>>59250536
Botnet
Ramhog
Not very customizable

>1366x768 [TN] screen really that bad on these?
Yes, but there is a IPS option for the x220, it is still pretty bad though.

768p is also just too low res in general, even for a 12" screen.

95% of ThinkPads on eBay UK that go for a reasonable price are TN panels. Should I just go for a Dell Latitude?

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>>59250302
>Is the 1366x768 screen really that bad on these?
yes.

>I know the resolution is on the lower side but I mean is the TN panel really that bad?
it;s fucking garbage.

never listen to ChinkPad shills. should have bought a used MBP/MBA instead.

>>59250388

>Intel® Xeon® Processor E7-8894 v4

go big or go home bitch

>>59250388
>Can they work together and enable faster render times in AE for example?
If it takes advantage of multiple cores, then yes. There is a delay in transferring data from one physical CPU to the other but this isn't usually significant. Programmers have to worry about it, you probably don't, and can treat two eight-core CPUs as one sixteen-core CPU.

The RAM is all put together. Generally each CPU needs to have some in its DIMM slots though. Again, it takes longer to get data from CPU A's RAM into CPU B's cores - this is called NUMA. But again, it's something that you generally only have to worry about if youre the programmer writing the application, not the guy using it.

The main chance of a bottleneck isn't a bottleneck at all, it's that your video-rendering program has a ceiling on the number of cores it can usefully employ. Scaling is never perfect, and you always run into diminishing returns some time. I don't know where that is for your video-renderer, look it up.

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>>59250388
Install Ryzen

Dalnet

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>>59250384
3rd season when?

>>59250384
SynIRC and freenode

>>59250223

>i made a gif and now i have to make 10 threads a day

fucking kill yourself you fucking autist. You first thread today didnt go off ... maybe that wasnt enough of a hint for you ... do something else and try again.

>>59250234
Thanks for the bump.

>>59250223
>chrome
there is your problem

>>59250181
make your own distro

>>59250181
Gentoo

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openSUSE cause it has thumbnail preview in Firefox's file picker

>>59250058
Help developing LLVM so I'm glad they're here.

>>59250058

last time i checked they had over 100 Billion Cash safely stored away in the bank

i guess they invest in R&D, build their new Apple Campus meme. Invest in marketing and the wheel keeps on turning. They could look into buying up more companies and eventually expand into something else.

Cars would be an interesting project for them. Tesla basically stole their approach and vertical integration from top to bottom. With the Tesla infrastructure in place and a partnership they could sell legit Apple Cars and have them ready with a decent supply structure immediately.

>/g/ on AMD
>"even if you don't like them or buy their products, you should be happy they exist and want them to succeed because competition is always a good thing"

>/g/ on Apple
>"Why does this piece of shit company even exist?? You can't play games on their laptops and they aren't decked out with RGB LEDs!! The computer industry would be better off if the only viable consumer OS was Windows!!"