Total maid death.

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>>108600579
Idk why would you code manually when AI exists. Become a vibeGOD now

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>>108600879
>why would you code manually when AI exists
For the same reason it is more fun to assemble and paint a model than it is to order an already assembled and painted one.

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>>108600879

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>>108600603
>goes to dra/g/on maid board
>doesn't like maids

Kill maids. Behead maids. Roundhouse kick a maid into the concrete. Slam dunk a maid baby into the trashcan. Crucify filthy maids. Defecate in a maids food. Launch maids into the sun. Stir fry maids in a wok. Toss maids into active volcanoes. Urinate into a maids gas tank. Judo throw maids into a wood chipper. Twist maids heads off. Report maids to the IRS. Karate chop maids in half. Curb stomp pregnant maids. Trap maids in quicksand. Crush maids in the trash compactor. Liquefy maids in a vat of acid. Eat maids. Dissect maids. Exterminate maids in the gas chamber. Stomp maid skulls with steel toed boots. Cremate maids in the oven. Lobotomize maids. Mandatory abortions for maids. Grind baby maids in the garbage disposal. Drown maids in fried chicken grease. Vaporize maids with a ray gun. Kick old maids down the stairs. Feed maids to alligators. Slice maids with a katana.

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>>108601217
This is a maidposting site.

>two threads
>zero code

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>>108600879
It's faster for me to do the engineering in my head and then just write the code than it is to do the engineering in my head, translate it from thoughtcode into human readable language, then type all that into the model.

Also, Claude will run with a prompt and do dumb shit that you would immediately avoid if you were actually writing the code yourself.

>>108600879
Show me your vibecoded project and I'll think about it.

>both objdump and readelf require grep to remove verbose info and parse the tables
This is why Linux will be replaced.

>>108600579
I've been working on weird shader for like a week and then I realized I don't like it and threw it away.

>>108602455
Part of the point of Linux is that you use tools together.

>>108602902
That's exactly WHY Linux is so outdated. Because it copied a principle that didn't even scale on the processor it was conceived on.

>>108602106
Lmao.
>>108602455
Replaced by what? Huh? HUH?

>>108602910
>That's exactly WHY Linux is so outdated.
Its exactly WHY Linux is so powerful.

>>108602935
Clearly we need to be locked into each programs own substandard grep implementation instead of just piping it

>>108602910
>she doesn't understand piping

>>108602935
>a couple dozen thousand syscalls to implement a couple boyer-moore needle-in-haystack searches is """""powerful"""""
Interesting headcanon.

>>108602946
>i can't write my own parser

>>108602933
>Replaced by what?
Whatever doesn't try to copy UNIX.
Kinda funny how "the market will fix it" doesn't work if the entire field is full of autists who still believe in microkernels and microkernel APIs.

>>108603022
It's almost like Linux is designed to be hostile to the user. You can't even run an AppImage without first executing a command to mark the file as executable.

>>108603058
>she doesn't understand permissions or know how to use chmod

>no, no, it's not superfluous, you just don't understand it

i like piping things

>>108603090
Thanks for affirming my gender, I knew I would have allies in this thread.

>>108603058
>It's almost like Linux is designed to be hostile to the user.
Security be like that.

>>108603127
Usecase for x flags?

>>108603118
I like piping your mom

>>108603136
If only you needn't stand on a chair for piping.

>>108603136
Well, duh, she belongs in the Things class.

>>108603127
>linecks
>seucirty
LMAOOOOOO

>>108603133
Not executing random shit you don't understand.

>>108603127
If you didn't have a system-wide shared filesystem most these security problems wouldn't exist in the first place.

>>108603194
Keep it, I don't need it.

>>108603243
>system-wide shared filesystem
Name one non-toy OS that doesn't have that

THEY'RE HACKING FOURCHAN

>>108603503
Finally.
I hope they put this shitsite out of its misery forever.

>>108603538
THIS ACCOUNT GOT HACKED ALREADY

>>108602980
>three hours in
>no rebuttal
No, "the site is slow" doesn't count. If you can read this post, then people can post. Obviously.

>>108603594
No rebuttal to what?

>>108603636
What are you doing on an English-speaking website, if you obviously don't understand English?

>>108603497
Android

posting in the superior thread

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>>108603664
Everyone in this thread is a cute maid :3

>>108603187
It beats using a backdoor filled corporate OS that can be remotely scanned at any point by the company that sold it to you. This is why MacOS and Windows are completely worthless if you care even a little bit about security. Any claims of security they make are theater designed to get dumb cattle normies to feed them data.

You may not like it. You may disagree. But Linux is peak security, just because it lacks this sort of corporate malfeasance.

>>108603682
Relax, bitch, I only do it because this one was created first.

>>108603696
>Windows' telemetry shit is implemented in userspace
>because NT is a hybrid kernel with a smaller memory footprint than some Linux distribution kernels
>can thus disable all telemetry bullshit
>problem solved

>>108603645
Firstly, gesturing vaguely at an imaginary problem is not an argument, so there is no need of a rebuttal.
Secondly, if you find the performance of grep or any other tool lacking, you can just code a replacement yourself. You don't even need to make it available to other people. It can be your special tool for your particular application.
That's why Linux is so powerful.
And if you can't code, go to /vcg/.

>>108603762
>imaginary problem
Thanks for putting your retardation right at the beginning of the post, that allowed me to skip the rest of it.

>>108603718
>just spend hours tinkering with windows to maybe solve some of the security problems intentionally engineered into it
No thanks, I'm just going to use Linux Mint. I need to run compilers and I don't need spyware, remote scanning, backdoors, baked in AI slop, or cloud services ads to do that. I also don't need to waste hours tinkering on a hostile platform designed by a company that hates me, to farm data from dumb cattle normies in hopes of disabling/removing some of the garbage they intentionally engineered into it, just to run some compilers.

XP was two decades ago. It is time to let go.

>>108603782
>just spend hours tinkering with windows
Skill issue. I have batch scripts that do that for me.
Still not reading the rest of your cope.

>>108603805
I accept your concession, retard-kun.

>I'm coping, therefore you're conceding

>>108603768
You're not even going to interact with responses, so why bother?

>>108603857
Oh, I am. But not with obviously retarded ones. Waste of my time.

>>108600879
I use Claude a lot but it still cannot be trusted with C.

>>108603870
Skill issue
>>108600915
Transgender behavior
>>108601028
>two more weeks and ai will disappear I swear
>>108602191
Skill issue
>>108602234
I don’t work for free, pay me and I’ll think about it

>>108603768
Alright, I gave you a chance. I read the rest of your post. And yup, I was right not to read it initially. Just the phrase
>performance of grep
shows that you have absolutely no fucking clue what I'm talking about. I never should've doubted myself.

>>108603927
>pay me so that-
No.
>inb4 chimpout

>>108603927
Very low IQ response.

>>108603663
False, the filesystem is still there, you can access it as root, it's just the permissions that prevent a regular user from accessing those files.

>>108603952
>> 108604028
No one requires codetrans anymore. Keep coping

>>108604184
At least learn English if you're gonna troll. Anons might assume you reside in the southern part of Asia.

>>108604253
My English is good, trans. Go back to the Sharty,

>>108604269
>My English is good
She says in broken English.

>>108604413
>she
Im not trans like you, codetrans

>come back from lunch
>AI chud chimpout
I love and hate being right.

>>108604485
What did you have for lunch?

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> What are you maids working on?
Improved some worldgen prop spawning and interprop collision detection logic. Got some help from Codex explaining me why my collisions didn't work as expected: because bevy's pose doesn't actually include scale, only position + rotation. It works way better now, but there is still an issue with special logic I introduced to be able to manually put meshes into intersecting positions in Blender and make spawner not exclude them because of this collision detection. It's a bit tricky to handle it all right.

Top kek: https://raskell.io/articles/why-we-built-a-haskell-package-manager-in-rust/

10^3 does not equal 10^a, even if 'a' is an integer equal to 3, by the way.
Compiler optimizations sometimes fuck me in the ass hard.

>>108604952
Where is the funny?

>>108604975
The most funny thing is that they did include scheme dialect for plugins.

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>>108604941
>Using Rust Rover
>mfw
Post meshes. I hope Bevy is a maid.

>>108604972
Dang.

I am using Catch2. How am I supposed to mock an object? I try to create my mock object by just creating a new cpp file with inert functions and some values I expose through an extern in another header file. This is fine until the object contains other objects as private members. now I need to mock these as well, and they can contain other objects which also need to be mocked, so on and so on. I would like to just provide fake headers for these sub objects but I don't know how to do that without causing a conflict. the headers for the thing I'm mocking (which I need to use the real header for since I'm testing the interface and mocking that would defeat the purpose) are in the same include directory as the headers I need to replace. you can't pass specific headers to the compiler, you need to specify include directories so I have no way to selectively exclude the real ones for the objects I need to replace

wat do

>>108602106
>>two threads
>>zero code
/dpt/ is so back

Can't be bothered to make a bait thread about it, but Rust's package manager that was explicitly designed to be immune from left-pad incidents just had its first left-pad incident.
https://old.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1slnga4/core2_yanked_millions_effected/

>>108607281
rust-core had/has an NPM member so it's not surprising.

>>108607281
>millions effected
No they are not. You can't remove crates form cargo, 'yanked' just means you can't add it to new projects(with default flags) but you can still build projects that use it just fine. If someone's CI failed it just means they didn't include Cargo.lock file in their repo, which they should.

if you are a maidposter, you are a pedophile.

>>108608192
>enjoying women with massive breasts wearing maid outfits is pedophilia
You are retarded.

>>108608041
Only if there's cargo.lock, and many libraries depending on this one have lockfile in gitignore, because it was recommended initially by cargo docs. Honestly, I'm not quite sure why so many random libraries depend on this no-std variation unconditionally, but dependents list is huge: https://crates.io/crates/core2/reverse_dependencies
Example: https://github.com/sile/libflate/issues/85

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>>108608041
Only if there's cargo.lock, and many libraries depending on this one have lockfile in gitignore, because it was recommended initially by cargo docs. Honestly, I'm not quite sure why so many random libraries depend on this no-std variation unconditionally, but dependents list is huge.

>>108609674
>many libraries depending on this one have lockfile in gitignore
Definitely not millions.

>it was recommended initially by cargo docs
I see no such info in docs. How long ago was that?
Either way it doesn't matter. If you have a lockfile in your end application it will all just work. The only thing that will break is build system for libraries themselves if they have chosen to not commit lock file for some reason. This is just a simple to fix chore for maintainers of these libraries, completely unlike left-pad fiasco where nothing would build including final applications and you couldn't do anything to fix it.

>but dependents list is huge: https://crates.io/crates/core2/reverse_dependencies
That's just 55 crates, many of which are under 10k total downloads.

>Example: https://github.com/sile/libflate/issues/85
Someone pointed out core2 is no longer maintained and so they decided to switch to different library. That's like normal procedure anywhere, what's the issue?

Claude was being retarded and I had to write some complicated code by hand. It's been 30 minutes and I can still feel the cortisol spike, as the kids say. I don't know if babysitting an AI is even faster than coding manually, but it's definitely much more relaxing.

>>108609944
>can still feel the cortisol spike
>it's definitely much more relaxing
Nice telling on yourself that normal programming frustrates you beyond belief.

>>108609944
Good for you, gramps! Did you really kill 50 people in Vietnam?

>release a service that does stuff
>assumptions were wrong, everything breaks
>roll back and spend the whole day undoing the damage
I know why my assumptions were wrong, it's because I didn't even try to understand how the system works.
At this point I can't tell whether I fuck so often just because I don't care, or because I'm getting old and become a senile retard.
I'm a brilliant engineer, but I've been coasting on my existing skill for the last 5 years.

>>108603927
That anon did ask you to vibe code a new project, just to show an existing one. If you truly are a vibe God you should have plenty and be able to have your AI pick the most presentable one.

>>108610684
*didn't ask

>>108610658
Actually, it's them compiler gnomes.

Don't ask, don't tell.

>>108610658
>I don't care
>I'm a brilliant engineer
You sound autistic.

>>108611221
I might be, but there is no contradiction.
At some companies I cared about stuff that I work on, and other engineers admitted the brilliance of my solutions.
But there never was any correlation between the quality of my output and the paycheck, so "caring about stuff" stopped being my default mode of operation.

>>108600579
Incorrect registration and majority shareholders for company formation who do not pay tax by not providing appropriate registered tax number should be singled out and taxed more.

Especially Chinese ones.

>>108611299
>I might be, but there is no contradiction.
I actually didn't say there was. But overinflated ego in specific/niche areas plus no interest in trying to understand entire systems *screams* autism. If you were just young and inexperienced you wouldn't even include shit like
>I'm a brilliant engineer
, because obviously you aren't.

>>108611340
>plus no interest in trying to understand entire systems
You just ignored what I said and are doubling down on your initial diagnosis of my case.

>>108611360
You want to argue that you're a psychopath instead? Because that's about the only viable alternative.

>>108610658
>claims to be a "brilliant engineer"
>can't solve the problem
what you are is a worthless piece of shit.

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After 4 years, I finally feel like I built everything I set out to.

Getting back to non computer hobbies like skating, guitar, and language learning is a stark change to sitting in a comatose state, looking at a computer screen.

Feels like I timed this well. LLM coding at work broke my mind/enjoy for coding.

where did my post go

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>>108611534
Not sure when I'll return to programming. I have a garden of programs I can tend to and maintain and just take life in the slow lane.

>>108611579
Way to tell on yourself that you're not a serious person.

>>108611661
you say that like being un-serious is a bad thing

>>108611661
you make being un serious sound like a bad thing

>>108603682

cute maid with cute maid loli never forget

>>108611697
You can be un-serious all you want, but keep it to yourself.

>>108612176
I don't get it

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>>108612176
Seriousness police in thread. Please show some cortisol.

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>>108607281
jc

>>108611546
It's the compiiiiler gnooomes!

>>108611997
No, no L word!

>>108613452
You know the fucking bible? It's pretty fucking high prestige

>>108613500
Dumb autist, fuck pedo shit.

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>>108613515
https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1776332623197875.mp4" target="_blank">https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1776332623197875.mp4

Okay, abandon the thread, maids were a mistake.

>>108613839
The other thread is full of retards who complain about "tranime" while using the internet oldest and best known anime website.

>CTRL+F
>"tranime"
>1 of 1 match
Persecution complex.

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>>108614803
>while using the internets OLDEST and best known anime website
>internets OLDEST
>OLDEST
ouch why you gotta hurt me like tha

>>108614803
tranime

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>be me
>2016
>damn, I wish I had one website to put all my feeds like yt, rss, twitch, 4chan catalog etc in one place so I don't have to jump around
>let's do it, it's like 1 request to YouTube Data API V2 and co so it will be simple quick project
>fast forward 10 years
>Data API V2 gets removed, now you have to use V3
>there is no longer endpoint to get your subscribed videos
>now you have to get your channel subscriptions list
>the subscription list doesn't contain any videos you need to fetch info of each channel
>you can't just fetch videos of a channel, you need to figure out its uploads playlist
>then for each upload playlist you need to fetch playlist items to get basic information about videos
>shorts became popular, now my feed is filled with them
>I bet removing shorts will be just checking one boolean, let's see how it's done
>someone asked how to do it using Data API
>Google response: WONTFIX (infeasible)
>instead you have to fetch special shorts uploads playlist for each of the channels, inc. playlist items and match ids against regular upload playlist to figure out which videos count as shorts
I HATE GOOGLE

All these calls are limited by batch sizes and so it takes ~20s to fetch all my subs. I am not going to wait 20s for my home page to display my feed, so I am continuously updating this in the background every 15min. This puts my (already extended) API quota use at nearly 80% utilization non-stop for years. They have been "auditing" my api usage like 3 times already, demanding me to send documentation, designs and screenshots of my service. Every time I just reply with just MS Paint image saying "there is no designs" and they accepted it every time kek. It's entirely their own fault things ended up like that, all I need is just one simple endpoint to fetch videos from my subscriptions including a boolean flag if it's a short or not.

But this resulted in the absolute worst abomination I have ever written. I will have to rewrite it some day.

>>108615094
yeah google apis are quite faggy

they "updated" all their maps and geolocation apis too and I couldn't get them working on my site despite previous versions working ok.

I moved to openstreetmaps + leaflet (removed the Ukraine flag with css) and geoapify. Took me 10 minutes after wating 8 hours on the other shit

>>108615656
>Ukraine flag
Based! Chuds don't deserve breaks.

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>>108612176

Does the programmer of the EU ID app happen to be in this thread?
Holy fucking shit, dude. Simply tell Mrs. von der Leyen that her wish can't be fulfilled instead of producing crap like that.

https://x.com/Paul_Reviews/status/2044784814289523093

>>108616265
Good post. My day is much comfier knowing you exist

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What are you guys trad coding these days? I'm doing random leets and social media clone in golang for fun. Also this article reminded me of /dpt/

https://soranews24.com/2017/09/28/school-in-tokyo-lets-students-study-with-cute-maids-as-they-learn-programming-skills/

>noooo you can't foil their plans

>>108616710
>>108616265

>>108616411
>maids helping write code
>actual reserved seats for maids
Once again, Japan is years ahead of the rest of the world. This must go global.

I switched to using a raw socket. my program now gets a memory access violation whenever I ctrl+c it. based on print statements this occurs after the last line in main

>>108619676
Use debugger

Given all the CoC, age verification and enshittification, is there a scofflaw Git site that is good where we don't have to worry about patent trolls, copyright, IP, and not doing ID laws and tracking?

>>108621623
I can create a git hosting service outside the US/EU jurisdiction, but I'll make the prices high and I'll also push you to experiment with my novel programming language.

>>108621892
I'm still not using Rust

>>108621947
Nah, I have a different abomination, which is designed to be usable via chat instead of a text editor (nothing to do with vibe coding).

>>108621623
Abandon GitHub. Use Kurumi MaidCard.

>>108622082
How? How do I become a maid?