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Satisfying my own curiosity #2:
Who here works in the video games industry?
As anyone, including visual, audio and mocap artists, etc.
I'd appreciate straining from discussions, ideally 1 comment per person starting with "I do" or "I don't" (it'd make counting easier).10 -
I never expected embedded Linux to be this performant boot wise. On a Cyclone V HPS (800Mhz, Coretex A7) the entire system boots in 3s. Thats from power on to a shell in userspace. And it uses like 40MB of SD-Card Space. The entire speed gets throuwn out the window as soon as you use systemd. Then it takes like five times as long. I kinda want to explore this further in the future by addin LCD support with a desktop environment and get some numbers for that. Currently very happy with the results.5
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Literally begging my brain to relax so I can sleep.
I've gotten my drive and passion for coding back (Working on a project that'll be released for beta soon) but unfortunately, the sleepless nights came back with it.
It's currently 6am and I want to sleep but soon as I close my eyes, I see more features, optimizations and potential bug fixes. I have a slight migraine which is quite annoying.
Wish I could turn my brain off on command. Please make it stop 😔17 -
My office had a set day where the underfloor heating would turn on and it was last weekend. Now our office is unbearably hot and no one that is present has the possibility to turn off the heating.
In the devOps room, we can't even open the window3 -
Satisfying my own curiosity #3:
Who here dabbles in electronics?
As professional or amateur/hobbyist, doesn't matter.
I'd appreciate straining from discussions, ideally 1 comment per person starting with "I do" or "I don't" (it'd make counting easier).10 -
Satisfying my own curiosity #4:
Who here has a weird hobby unrelated to coding?
I'd appreciate straining from discussions, ideally 1 comment per person starting with the name of the hobby or short description (it'd make counting easier).22 -
I use Intellij for just about everything and recently it has started giving me nonsense suggestions for autocomplete and whatever the "alt+enter" menu is called.
As it turns out, they installed more plugins that foisted AI assistance onto me *again* even though I have disabled it every time previously.
I am so ready for this gimmick to die.8 -
I know what my e-mail address says... but I have to say, the integration of AI with the code completion in Xcode Version 16.2 beta 2 (16C5013f) is so good it is scary. It is like it is reading my mind. I'm getting nervous about getting an MRI "Sir do you have any metal in your skull?" Me: "Oh god, did they implant some shit for Xcode to read my damn mind... this is going to friggin hurt!"
But seriously, I'm not at all a Swift fan but I have to say that with this AI auto complete, it is like having a "yea, this is how you normally would do this, how about we do this here" helper in the Mac.
But since the Xcode windows are all these dumb ass file browsers instead of document windows, I'm going to maintain: Xcode (still) Sucks... but a little less with this shit-hot AI code completion!2 -
Yo grad school is a mark ass bitch. That being said I love it in a weird sadistic self torture learning new things kind of way ❤️
Serious question though. Should I take two instead of three classes next quarter? I have no time for a life with three classes. My gf is not happy with this. And if I’m not studying everyday there is no way to comprehend things at a basic level. If I take two classes I feel like I’ll be falling behind. Is it expected not to have a life in grad school? At least nobody is bothering me about jira tickets and when I’m gonna ship here.3 -
I discussed using page-rank for ML a while back here - https://devrant.com/rants/11237909/...
I talk about something vaguely similar in "scoring the matches" here though - https://pastebin.com/YwjCMvRp
Incidentally the machine learning community finally caught up and did something similar on a RAG
https://news.ycombinator.com/item/... -
Snapchat is now showing ads mixed in with, and at the top of the list of, your contacts. That’s in addition to the un-removable “Team Snapchat” contact, and a ChatGPT-2 model “My AI” that is permanently fixed to the top of your contacts list and once told me that some completely random politician, who was not even in the race at any point, won the 2024 general election.
Snapchat, I realize your business model was never designed to be profitable but FUCK you for dying in such an annoying way.4 -
People of the past: hey let's give mercury to people what could go wrong lmao v:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...1 -
I can't believe we've gotten to a stage of capitalism that saying "Employees need work-life balance" is controversial.4
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Are Ukrainian Brides Legitimate?
In recent years, the phenomenon of international dating, particularly involving Ukrainian women, has gained significant attention. Online platforms and matchmaking services often promote the idea of meeting "Ukrainian brides," attracting people from all over the world. This raises important questions:
Are these services trustworthy, or do they sometimes exploit individuals on both sides?
How common is it for relationships formed this way to succeed?
What cultural and societal factors should people consider when pursuing such connections?
It's important to approach this topic with sensitivity and respect, recognizing the real human lives involved. Let’s share our thoughts, experiences, and insights into this global trend.
What do you think? Are Ukrainian brides a legitimate path to love and family, or are there potential pitfalls we should be more aware of?5 -
I installed VSCode in Linux. I keep finding thing about Linux that make me think its kinda shit. Maybe its just Gnome, but I don't know.
So I startup VSCode. Blank screen. I do a search and find its gpu shit. I start it up with argument to disable gpu accel. Then I go into settings and turn of gpu accel. It now works. Cool that it has these options.
What made me install VSCode. I installed VSCode because I wanted a decent json editor. I search for Linux json editors and I am bombarded by online editors being pushed by Linux websites. Who the fuck in their right mind is going to use a fucking website editor for json data?
I "had" a decent json editor by running notepad++ under wine. But since I turned on GPU in Linux Wine shit just doesn't work correctly anymore. Which is the whole reason I went looking for an editor.
How can a platform like Linux take itself seriously when turning on GPU accelerated drivers breaks every fucking thing in the OS?
Why did I enable GPU accel drivers in Linux? Because updating to 22.04 caused all my java apps to draw incorrectly. Enabling GPU fixes this shit. So I enable GPU to fix one thing and then it breaks a bunch of other shit.
This shit right here is why I have trust issues with Linux.6 -
Compiling CMake w/ cmake on Ubuntu. I need C23 standard, this distro ships with CMake-0.000.ALPHA
(not that I don't use Ubuntu but for Github Codespaces, it sucks)