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>inb4 >>>/g/tpg/
Yes

>>58882483
nvidia model?
it's god tier anon.

The only reason the average thinkpad user here wouldn't recommend it over a T420 or a x220 is the size really. If you can handle it, and its weight, it's really good. Some people would rather get smaller shit

>>58882375
try contacting your mobo vendor, explain your situation and ask them for a custom bios
depending on the manufacturer you might get lucky

Just stick a potentiometer in there somewhere or buy some chink fan controller.

>>58882453
great idea, thanks

thats a stupid way to look at it.

here is a breakdown for you.

you arent being hired because you are too dumb, meanwhile, pajeet is a hardworking dude who knows how to get shit done, thats why he gets hired and you are complaining on an imageboard

kill yourself for voting trump you fag.

kys you red pilled moronic Idiot

>>58882376
>>58882395
t. Poojeet

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>>58882302

>>58882302
Fuck you nigger I went to a prestigious French academy

>>58882327
> École 42
Suck my dick I'm an actual engineering student

hey, I work in devops!

its a pretty chill job

>>58882312
explain a little bit more anon , i want to know what devops is. It is not a job title right?What is your actual role? Im sick of fucked up definitions on wikipedia...

Devops means getting OK at a lot of things, but not good at any of them. Devops people are at the lowest end of the knowledge and skill ladder. Don't fall for it.

>>58882251
Let's start with what is the bit-ness of a processor.

If nothing else, the bit-ness of a processor refers to its ALU width. This is the width of the binary number that it can handle natively in a single operation/instruction, and/or fit within a general purpose register. In this regard, a _32-bit_ processor can operate directly on values which are 32 bits wide, in a single instruction. Your _128-bit_ processor would therefore have a large ALU capable of performing addition/subtraction/logical ops/etc. on 128 bit numbers in single instructions. Do we need that? What problem makes worth having a large and expensive ALU, and paying for? Do we have the need for executing loops with more than 2^64 iterations?


We have to pay for the wide ALU whether we use it, or not, or only a small fraction of its capabilities. To justify a 128 bit ALU, we have to find a problem, significant enough, that can benefit from manipulating 128 bit words in single instructions. We can probably come up a few examples, however these are already served with special purpose instruction sets (like SSE) or highly targeted processors for that purpose (e.g. DSP), and there aren't enough of such problems that make manufacturers feel they will get a return on the investment required to produce such a chip. For instance, we wouldn't put one of those chips in a fridge, a car, etc. In terms of cost, consider the wide ALU doesn't only make it more expensive, but other parts of the chip as well. A 128 bit wide ALU also means there have to be 128 bit wide data paths: that takes a lot of silicon area. Also, that data has to come from somewhere and go somewhere, so there would need to be similarly large registers, cache, other memory, etc, for the wide ALU to be used effectively.

>>58882270
My final point is that we can already perform arbitrary width arithmetic on any processor. We can add 32 bit memory words on a PIC 18 in 8 instructions, whereas you could do it on the same architecture scaled to 32 bits in only 2 instructions. We can perform arithmetic on arbitrarily large numbers using software libraries which can be compiled on current processors. A narrow ALU doesn't keep us from performing big computations, it only limits us in certain aspects. Your question is therefore a question of speed (mostly), and not capability. If you look at the spectrum of applications that need to use particular width numbers, I trust you will see very few that require 128 bit words. The expense of accelerating those few applications in hardware, that won't help the other set of applications, just isn't a good investment at this time.

If you cared about placebo you wouldn't have bought those in the first place.

>>58882287
lol btfo

>>58882236

Get Fiio E10k. You will not be disappointed.

why dont you go end your life today you anime loving faggot?

>>58882223
/thread

>>58882230
>Goes onto an anime website
>Tries to talk shit about anime
I cannot comprehend this level of retardation.

>>58882146
Nothing. You're just an incredibly autistic faggot who'll never be happy with anything.

>>58882162
'least im not autistic enough to respond to a thread after only having read for 5 seconds.

>>58882146

still less disappointing than u r to your dad

I can stream 1080p 60 fps video over 20 metres with WiFi, how hard do you think it is to send two floats over half a foot?
There's nothing wrong with wireless. Don't be a moron.

>>58883026
You love Apple too, huh?

It's just a major inconvenience to have to have batteries in something that could just be wired, especially when it gives zero benefits like in this case. I can sorta see why it could be nice to have a wireless mouse, even if I think the cons outweight the pros, but a trackball stays stationary on the desk.

I agree with >>58883026

Even with tiny mice (I use a MagicMouse 2) the battery lasts weeks. Is it the battery life you worry about with wireless mice or what?

>>58882061
Could it be that Python 3 doesn't bring any advantages to the table over Python 2, then ?

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>>58882061
the python community is bad

>>58882127
>>58882233
>>58882061
Joke's on you. you are all right.
/thread

Seasonic. G, X, whatever.

if you're this poor that you have to ask on this autistic website for advice then simply dont buy anything

>>58882234
is SeaSonic M12II-520 ok?
>>58882269
fuck off

Wrap your computer in it. Oh wait
>Foam padded cases

>>58881856
How about using 500rpm fans?

>>58881952
that is tranding of cooling power for more quitness,you can as well turn off all your fans for more silence.

Fan controllers are also more expensive than wraping whole pc in foam+wall

>>58881850
K

Kek.

sudo rm -rf /

>>58881849
Vim, you fucking dipshit frog poster.

>>58881849
Dude, just use vim and gcc, it's all you need if you're writing C code.

clion, you fucking retard