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That's why I came to despise Windows 11. Inconsistent look of the menus and dialogs. Just a mishmash of new and old styling.

Need some advice: I hold several positions that have become very lofty (significantly appreciated). I’m reluctant to sell outright, but I recognize the need to lock in some profits. Instead, I’m considering selling covered calls on a portion of these positions. If I were selling shares...

Yeah for me it was local, so it was wide open.

We were coding in Lua for OpenWRT based routers. Dude was using vi for that coding directly on the router. I just mapped a sshfs drive and used Webstorm with a Lua plugin. Not a big deal.

What if I want to find all references to a public method? What if I need to dig into a base class and explore its overrides? What about debugging... can you step through the code and view variable assignments, etc?

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Fuck no. An asshole at work wrote an entire codebase with "vi" and it was the biggest god damn mess I've ever seen. Kept telling me, "You'll learn to love it." I can appreciate the hate for the older Visual Studio, which has become extremely bloated. I personally use the JetBrains suite of...

And why were they bothering looking for a Earth-like planet? If they *really* want to be rid of meta humans then throw them in the black hole door. No coming back from that period.

We're years away. Not suggesting this is happening overnight. And, Antropic's "Imagine" feature is where things are headed imo. There is no "application software". It's just data, and the AI will render whatever's necessary to fulfill the user's request.

I'm picturing user interfaces ditching the old desktop metaphor for something like Star Trek, where we just chat with AI, saying "show me this" or "do that," and it understands us... fast, natural, and super intuitive. No more clicking through menus.

Vanessa Kirby has that same plastic look. Very distracting.

For me the biggest twist is discovering it's a dude singing the theme song?

I just check every page. There's only 36 of them.

This was cancelled FYI. And I'm fairly certain there already exists a thread for this.

Thoughts? Finally below MSRP. Was hoping for the XT but they are still up there in price. Nevermind! PowerColor XT for $639. Close enough.

Based on the Amazon Prime Day deals, now looking at: I realize the 7900X is Zen4, but doesn't seem Zen5 was a huge upgrade anyway? Alternate choice is the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D which is on sale for $338.

Based on my research, I don't think that's true. But regardless, this PC will have a 6700 XT. I'm sure that's more than sufficient.

Alright, this is what I'm thinking about going with. Again, this isn't a gaming PC, mostly just a workstation for some software dev tinkering and the aforementioned Thinkorswim trading platform. Waiting on Prime Day to see if any of this stuff goes on sale. Also, decided on a 9700x instead of...

Has anyone checked out Claude 4.5 Sonnet's "Imagine" feature? I thought it was pretty dang amazing, and it lends to the idea that, in the future, applications will be created on the fly based on the backend data. I'm a software developer and our product owner is hinting at wanting us to update...

I'm not gaming on this PC, I have another for that. The main application that I want to run as best as possible is the Thinkorswim trading platform. It's a Java-based application and its performance is already God awful. From my understanding, single core performance is all that matters for...

Btw, what's up with ASUS? In the past, I usually went with Gigabyte or MSI anyway, as I had always seen ASUS as a premium brand and a bit overpriced.

Yeah I'm thinking of going with the Ryzen 9900X and a MSI Tomahawk board.

Alright PC bros, need some feedback. I'm looking to upgrade my aging i7-8700K rig to something. This desktop PC isn't really used for games, but my main interest is raw, single thread performance. So, I'm thinking of the Core Ultra 7 265KF. Is there any reason to consider the alternative, the...

Adding to the season's issues is the super short episodes.

I didn’t bother with this thread earlier because I skipped the theater release. Now, having suffered through the VOD release, I can confirm it’s utterly stupid. In no particular order: 1. This Earth has faster-than-light travel but, somehow, still uses clunky tube TVs. Retarded. 2. They FTL to...

This is out on streaming FYI.

All our work is "capitalized" (whatever the fuck that means), so stuff like Hackathons, etc are rarely approved.

Personally, I think robots, synthetics, or whatever we call them will be our successor species. They will be the ones to explore and colonize the galaxy. Humans are too fragile and short lived to perform such feats.

I do agree that the entire season just feels like a build up to a cliffhanger.

I installed Steam and installed some random games via it and they all "just worked". I think one I had to select to use a Proton tweak, but it literally was just an option to turn on. And poof it worked.

Is he wrong? Not really.

I'm "enjoying" it but no, dude, the show is retarded. Writing is shit.

Maybe someone already mentioned this, but this already happened in the flashback episode and it still was making gutteral noises. Of course the writers are retarded so who knows what they'll do with it.

Very interesting that you can see a distorted signature at the bottom right.

The point, I think, is it give you possible clues or avenues to pursue that you (not you you) didn't think of. I will occasionally query ChatGPT with problems that I can't quite figure out to get some ideas. I'm never looking for an exact, specific solution to mindlessly plug-in into the code...

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Decided to ditch Windows and switched to Linux Mint 22 on my main desktop since I don't game on it anymore. Honestly, Mint is surprisingly snappy. I remember Linux desktops feeling very clunky years ago but this is just as responsive, probably more so, than Windows. I'm running the Cinnamon...

She's definitely attractive, but like I've said previously something is off and there's an uncanny valley element there. And I can't quite pinpoint what exactly it is which is the weird part.

I’ve only watched the pilot, but I really liked what I saw. I thought the premise is actually interesting, and the show seems to have some genuine heart. I’ve never fully connected with other mockumentary style series post The Office, but this one kept me interested from the start, giving some...