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Chud Fri 11 Nov 2022 18:08:47 No.9530 View View Original Report

Discuss anything related to right-libertarianism here.

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Chud Fri 11 Nov 2022 18:39:35 No.9546 View View Original Report

Is this still a technology board?

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Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 00:40:57 No.5176 View View Original Report

Why do Linux and Firefox users behave like vegans?
They'll use every opportunity possible to remind everyone else what browser or operating system they are using and will shame anyone who doesn't use the same, just like the most obnoxious vegans.
Bro, you can eat your sòy burgers all you want, but stop trying to shame me out of eating meat. It is not going to work, FUCK OFF already.
Never using loonix, not using cuckfox, cope.

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Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 18:35:40 No.5194 Report

Quoted By: >>5204 >>5208

>>5193
>True that it's not as convenient as windows
bullshit
if you use your OS as anything more than a bootloader for chrome linux is immensely more convenient

Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 22:09:03 No.5204 Report

Quoted By: >>5209

>>5194
>if you use your OS as anything more than a bootloader for chrome linux is immensely more convenient
My experience has been the opposite, if all you need is a web browser then you can just boot a Ubuntu live iso and use it as-is. Windows requires a lot of tweaking and debloating before its tolerable for daily use, but once that worrk is done, it's a lot more capable of running complex software than linux is

Chud Fri 11 Nov 2022 16:16:17 No.5208 Report

>>5194
I mean depends on what you man. I just meant that getting software going on it can be a problem and all that. I do agree that when it comes to things like native apps Linux is faster better stronger etc. Still I can't run adobe programs without spilling blood.

Chud Fri 11 Nov 2022 16:17:46 No.5209 Report

>>5204
I mean that's just cause the Linux userbase isn't quite big enough for companies making that software to bother porting, def not because windows is somehow inherently superior, just has more support

Chud Fri 11 Nov 2022 16:52:53 No.5210 Report

It just werks

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Chud Fri 11 Nov 2022 12:24:51 No.5207 View View Original Report

New 'jak

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppniBSWGgcg

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Chud Wed 24 Aug 2022 12:52:45 No.300 View View Original Report

>/g/ is up for 2 days and still no monthly programming thread
yikserino. ITT talk about what you're working on.

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Chud Sat 29 Oct 2022 10:00:34 No.4982 Report

Quoted By: >>5093

I realised that current programming languages have insufficient abstractions. They usually just give you classes and functions, but they usually don't give a primitive to describe free-standing execution threads (services), and neither do they allow you to define a single service interface that then generates both a sender and receiver end which would allow strong decoupling and easy connecting. Currently, you would need to write an abstract sender and an abstract receiver class to achieve such decoupling, which is needed for simulating parts of your program for tests (e.g. simulating user inputs, or simulating backend behaviour).
I came up with three new features I want to add to my language: protocols, a glue operator, and a MASK(Type) operator. A protocol is a collection of functions/commands, and multiple protocols can be combined into a composite protocol. They aren't instantiable, but if you have a protocol P, then P SERVER is an abstract type that implements the receiving end of the commands, P CLIENT is an abstract type that covers the client-side functionality.
The glue operator can be used to instantiate a concrete type from two or more abstract types, under the condition that all abstract functions in every type also exist as non-abstract functions on one of the other types. For example, if you have a decoupled abstract type pair as in pic related, then gluing them together via ControlPanel | VendingMachine can form a new type that automatically links the calls to handle_input() and display(). This kind of very easy type construction will allow you to write mocked control panels or mocked vending machines and simply gluing them together to a single type, and there is no runtime penalty for the abstractions (no virtual calls required).
Then, using MASK(ControlPanel | VendingMachine), you get an abstract (not instiantiable) type that can hold any type implementing the same functions as ControlPanel | VendingMachine. This allows switching out parts of the code without any effort. Note that this is a compile time substitution, it has to be injected statically. For that, I added a rough concept that allows setting context variables and types for instantiated types or called functions. They work similar to setting environment variables in a shell invocation:

ENV_VAR=VALUE my_program --args...

Now you can do something like this:

[]{MASK(ControlPanel | VendingMachine) = MyVendingMachine | MyControlPanel} shop: Shop;

This injects a type binding specified inside the {...} into the variable shop, replacing any matching instance of the left-hand type with the associated right-hand type at compile time. You now can not only have abstractions and split interfaces that are no hassle to connect, you can also simply reuse your production code and swap out global variables, certain types, or even override any function you want upon instantiation to inject the desired behaviour. You can turn log calls into no-ops statically, you can mock network communications, override syscalls, etc. You can also simply create a wrapped version of a function that measures its execution duration, and then replace the original with the wrapped one for profiling.

All of this will take quite a while to implement though.

Chud Sat 05 Nov 2022 15:15:20 No.5093 Report

>>4982
currently reworking my standard library, I added a non-NULL unique pointer type, so that nullable and non-NULL variables can be distinguished at the type system level. Found a few bugs already that way. I'm slowly getting a feel for the way my language should be used to model things.

Chud Tue 08 Nov 2022 18:45:35 No.5153 Report

came across a youtube video about new kinds of programming languages that use both text and graphical circuit notation at once. I think that while circuits are stupid for formulas and procedures etc., they're really valuable for networked components where there's significant dataflow.

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Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 22:13:37 No.5205 Report

Quoted By: >>5206

>>4928
>>4929
The old thing is over and the new thing is just getting started. "Blackpilled" to me doesn't mean giving up and slitting your wrists, it basically means following the serenity prayer. The American Empire is beyond repair but we can build something new from its ashes.

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Chud Fri 11 Nov 2022 10:46:39 No.5206 Report

>>5205
based king.

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Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 20:28:01 No.5201 View View Original Report

DOWNLOADING ! ! ! ! 🤪🤪🤪🤪

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Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 20:09:29 No.5200 View View Original Report

where can i host someone's art online in a web archive?
Best one where they won't be deleted
i will have my own archive on my hard drive, but i want to keep it online for people who don't have the art.
thanks
bonus points if it also accepts videos.
i could also compress it and upload it

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Chud Fri 21 Oct 2022 14:24:58 No.4847 View View Original Report

Which way White man?

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Chud Wed 09 Nov 2022 23:45:33 No.5174 View View Original Report

Quoted By: >>5177

how do i get a job as a wfh computer programmer

t. incel neet loser with a lot of time on his hands

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Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 03:32:04 No.5177 Report

>>5174
>how do i get a job as a wfh computer programmer
step one: make a program lots of people would want
step two: paywall the download link
you will lose sales to piracy but it is what it is

Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 03:33:09 No.5178 Report

>>5175
hes right, also massdust.

Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 17:00:50 No.5190 Report

Quoted By: >>5198

learn to code, duh
pick up a beginner book to begin with

Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 17:01:31 No.5191 Report

Move to India and become a citizen then have a jobs agency rehire you in the United States.

Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 19:19:55 No.5198 Report

>>5190
>learn to code, duh
no

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Chud Thu 10 Nov 2022 16:56:36 No.5188 View View Original Report

i fucking hate numpads and im tired of pretending that i dont
who the fuck thought it was a good idea to have this useless bloaty piece of shit on all keyboards and most importantly who thought it was a good idea to have it on the right
i have middle school girl tier wrists my right forearm cant handle travelling that distance thousands of times a day goddammit

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