/techbunker/ - Technology (Bunker)★

>>1142

so what's your advice to the guy with the year-long gap in employment?

fail, to confirm that he'd be "unable to succeed otherwise"?

tell the truth to a company that would fire him in an instant if a twitter mob asked them nicely to?

I think "you aren't bound to be truthful to the immoral" is a pretty good argument myself. If a murderer asks you where your daughter's hiding, oh gosh, lying is bad, so she's right there Mr. murderer, she was bound to die because she couldn't "live otherwise".

>stupid douche

>unable to succeed

>trying too hard

it's about good vs. bad advice. The good advice is "lie about it".

Needing some help diagnosing the root cause of a problem

>>Computer semi-randomly locking up, and I mean locking THE FUCK UP, no updates to the display, any sound going plays the last bit endlessly, HD access light is off, only way out is to hit the reset button on the tower and watch Windows complain about how it didn't shut down correctly

>>Usually this happens when doing stuff on the internet, if I'm watching a video I can catch it early 'cuz there's sometimes an audio stutter shortly before the big crash

>>Switching from the network port on the mobo to a wireless connection via a USB dealie actually got the problem to stop for a while but it's since come back

>>No real pattern to when it happens, sometimes it'll do this multiple times in an hour, others it'll run most of the day

WTF is going on with this thing? I don't wanna replace it if there's another option since good fucking luck trying to get a decent botnet-free PC nowadays.

>>1101

Check SMART

Check for bad sector

Run memtest

BIOS update

Run live linux, see if issue remains

Test with another PSU

Also

>botnet-free PC

>Windows

What do you mean by this, brainlet?

>>1101

I had the same problem after a blackout fucked with my HDD. If CHKDSK shows problems I'd recommend getting a new one before that one deteriorates further and you lose more stuff.

>>1101

>>1102

Found the issue, was a bad stick of RAM. Pulled it, limping along with 2 GB until I can get replacements. Probably gonna replace all the RAM 'cuz all the sticks are of similar vintage.

virus dont click

>>1114

idiot the file have virustotalscan report and video from the tutorial post has scan with antivirus and the file download is from TEAM OS think about?the file was created by abbodi1406 is the guy from MDL FORUM the old version was bypass v3.00 the new version now is v4.7 adn the guy say for testing use vmware or virtualbox in forum

>>1114

"Source code included in bin\src folder"

"For extra info, see ReadMe.txt"

DID YOU READ NOOB? ALSO IN FORUM LINK THE FILE WAS SCANNED

virus dont click

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>>586

>starts with B

You forgot that A is also a programming language. Succeeded by A+.

Nothing ever changes.

>>901

A programming language.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>13 (OP)

kong like king kong or am I retarded?

>>743 (OP)

I have one machine on which I really need to run Windows to make full use of all its features, i.e. games and professional audio hardware. But I even dualboot that machine with Linux and I have Linux on every other machine. For most standard use cases there really is no reason to run Windows and in many fields it will weigh the user down like webdev stuff.

I really tried, Linus. Maybe 2020 will finally be the year of the Linux Desktop?

>>812

Fuck that, use Windows or something else if you don't like, Linux desktop is fine as it is.

>>812

The current year is always the year of the Linux Desktop

This.

But take your garbage thread and >>>/g/

Dells have been a nightmare for me, but I love the XPS 13 design. Too bad they're all lemons

>>1089

i kekd

doubt that you are serious, but link it, if you are

>>1090

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:AMD64/Full/Installation

>>1080 (OP)

Literally go into the file you posted and change 8ch.net to 8kun.top.

Just tested it and its working apart from images.

>>1096

Should say 8 c h a n . n e t to 8kun.top

>>1080 (OP)

you are a massive cunt op

https://anonfile.com/X8QdW4N8n7/app-dev-release_apk

You have come to the wrong place. Go back, while you still can.

Who is still using RF for their TV signals?

>>1069

I appreciate the response but you hyperfocused on my arrogant statement of, "let us who care about hardware write the software" rather than addressing the real meat of my post:

>Mathematics are used in software development.

>The distinction that I'm trying to convey is that in order to use any of the aforementioned, you are not required to approach those problems the same way you would in a mathematics classroom: rote memorization of various forms of problems each with its extensive micromanagement and minute tracings. In contrast, all that is required is to have a conceptual understanding of the mathematical process, or processes, at play and be able to implement that process on a computer.

>These problem-solving mindsets are in fact different. The classroom mindset (the "programming is all maths" mindset) is characterized by the extensive micromanagement of one complex problem at a time while the programming mindset is characterized by the extensive macromanagement of dozens, if not hundreds, of relatively simple problems simultaneously.

>When you say "care about hardware" is that from a reddit "I FUCKING LOVE COMPUTING" perspective, or are you involved hardware design?

I am not actively involved in hardware design but I have used Xilinx Vivado for one of their FPGAs. When I say care about hardware, I'm referring to a better utilization of hardware from a software perspective; specifically, data-oriented design where you write software to efficiently use the CPU caches as much as possible. I see a lot of "programming is all maths" people completely ignore things such as any kind of manual memory allocation, slab allocation, structure of arrays, and various other things that allow for better utilization of hardware over their garbage-collected OOP shit.

>>1069

>Report back if your opinion changes once you finish high school.

Seethe more.

>>1071

Ahh fair enough, I see what you mean. Haskell is a good case of that, where you have category theorists with an abstract view of hardware as some generalization of a turing machine writing programs. This of course is fine for the work they're doing, but I don't think that's what people mean when they utter the "programming is all math" line. Without qualification, the line is a bit silly as it doesn't really communicate the intent. "Programming is an example of applied logic" is perhaps a bit clearer. Now with the category theorists dismissed to their ivory towers, there is still a lot other math guys can do to help you achieve optimal performance in "real" languages and for "real" work. Look at something like LAPACK and all of the work that has gone into things like Intel's MKL.

As for Xilinx, I think there DSP48 is a good example of applied mathematics for hardware. https://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/user_guides/ug479_7Series_DSP48E1.pdf. Of course the "Place and Route" step in the FPGA Implementation step is another good example of an optimization problem where mathematics directly applies, albeit behind the scenes.

>>1072

Let's not pretend it wasn't a good line though.

>>1075

>but I don't think that's what people mean when they utter the "programming is all math" line

>Without qualification, the line is a bit silly as it doesn't really communicate the intent.

I've encountered enough people who do or at least hold an opinion adjacent to it which is why I'm austically screeching about it so much. It truly is nonsensical in my view.

>"Programming is an example of applied logic" is perhaps a bit clearer

Absolutely agree, it's a far more apt definition.

>there is still a lot other math guys can do to help you achieve optimal performance in "real" languages and for "real" work.

Fuck yeah they can, cryptography and databases would be shit without them (I never tried to claimed they couldn't by the way) not to mention all the crazy hardware advances that have given us the convenience that we have today.

>As for Xilinx

Thanks for the reference and the response.

good luck. being tipsy might actually help with a Gentoo installation, since you'll focus on following instructions as they're written.

>>1074 (OP)

>tits or gtfo

>dial8 and join 50%

pick 1

>>882 (OP)

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Others:

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>>1046

>but as I showed

what contradiction do you see there?

alist(X) is not X.

member finds members of lists. it doesn't know about alist/1

Oh, I forgot:

?- member("Alita", A).

returns: A = ["Alita"|_6022]

When I write this:

?- alist(X), member("Alita", X).

It should create X='the list I want'. Well, it does, it gives back:

X = ["Alita", "Isla", "Chi", "Cameron", …]

But it does not use it in the second term or command.

Another try:

|: sublist(A,B) :- alist(A),member(A,B).

?- sublist("Alita", alist).

false.

?- sublist("Alita", alist(X)).

false.

Well, probably I understood something in those tutorials wrong. I get the tests in those right, but as soon I try something on my own it fails. Getting useful answers from guys which know Prolog on the other hand seems to be rather difficult. However, I downloaded some books now, so I'll try it with those. Maybe this works better for me.

>>1052

you keep saying alist(X), I think you're very confused about how Prolog works.

consider:

$ cat list.pl
alist([alita, isla, chi]).
anotherlist([isla, chi]).

waifu :-
	alist(L),
	member(alita, L),
	print('waifu found').

bad :-
	anotherlist(L),
	member(alita, L),
	print('waifu found?').

marry(L) :-
	member(Waifu, L),
	print('I guess I\'ll marry...'),
	print(Waifu).

$ gprolog 
GNU Prolog 1.4.5 (64 bits)
Compiled Jan 18 2020, 18:52:18 with gcc
By Daniel Diaz
Copyright (C) 1999-2020 Daniel Diaz
| ?- consult(list).
compiling list.pl for byte code...
list.pl compiled, 17 lines read - 1645 bytes written, 4 ms

yes
| ?- waifu.
waifu found

true ? 

yes
| ?- bad.

no
| ?- alist(L), marry(L).
I guess I'll marry...alita

L = [alita,isla,chi] ? 

yes
| ?- 

Ah, thanks. Now I've got it.

This is working:

?- [user].

|: fembots(["Alita", "Isla", "Chi"]).

|: buildfembot(X) :- fembots(L),member(X, L),print("Start building…").

|: ^D% user://9 compiled 0.06 sec, 3 clauses

?- buildfembot("Alita").

"Start building…"

true .

The variable for the list only needs to be on the right side. I got confused with the idea of singelton variables. I thought I need the same on both sides, but it's only important that they occur more than once.

I nearly had this part: buildfembot(X) :- fembots(L),member(X, L)

Here: sublist(A,B) :- alist(A),member(A,B). Doesn't work.

Also doesnt work: sublist(A,B) :- alist(B),member(A,B).

I didn't need the variable for the list I wanted to retrieve, and it might even not possible to hand it over that way. If it is possible, then I still don't know that part. However, that's no problem. The right style in Prolog seems to be to break these things in little parts anyways.

I started reading "Prolog Programming - A First Course, Paul Brna"

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