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How did that go? Was passive denialism your way of convincing linux you never did sex…
“Last night’s sex was amazing” “What sex” 😂
I will say it would have convinced your lawyers, maybe the OS as well, but it would also raise some questions if you got raped.
What if I started using arch Linux after I lost my virginity? would it not boot into the OS?
solomonschuler@lemmy.zipOPto
Arch Linux@lemmy.ml•amd vivado "generating installed device list" error
1·2 months agoThanks, I did find a bullet point later in the wiki if you get “generate installed devices” error. I installed the ncurses5-compat-libs package and it works.
Thanks again for your help
Oh this makes me want to get back on Facebook and shit post on all the conspiracy theorist.
solomonschuler@lemmy.zipto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Engineer who can't function without AI
2·2 months agoI want to believe you, but the people at my school are abusing it a lot, to the point where i they just give an entire assignment through chatGPT and it gives them a solution.
The only time I see where it didn’t fully work is using it for my skip list implementation. I asked a LLM to implement a skiplist with insert, delete, and get functionality. What it gave me is an implementation that traversed through the list as a standard linked list: it is unaware of the time complexity concept associated with the skiplist, and implements it as a standard O(1) linked list. It works, but it doesn’t incorporate the “skipping” of nodes. I wonder how many student are shitting in their pants when they realize that the time isn’t being reduced compared to a standard linked list.
solomonschuler@lemmy.zipto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Engineer who can't function without AI
162·2 months agoNo, my intention wasn’t to undermine the value of a degree. I’m saying most people priorities for getting a degree, more specifically an engineering degree, is to just have a pay check. On a more related note, there’s a lot of “engineering majors” that use artificial intelligence to code, who don’t actually enjoy the process of learning at my uni.
So yea, at the rate of adoption and use of generative AI at my school, a pool boy can do what most of the sophomore engineers do.
solomonschuler@lemmy.zipto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Engineer who can't function without AI
192·2 months agoYou’d then be shocked by how many students at my university (in engineering btw) who simply take the assignment at hand, put it in chatGPT and submits it.
What does a Jewish president have to do with fascism?
solomonschuler@lemmy.zipto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Lucky enough, I am C++ Developer
1·3 months agodeleted by creator
“Are you dislexic?!”
“No I’m just representing the number three in binary.” 😂
Madness. When I started using gdb in C it was lifesaver to find any runtime errors in my code. Coming from what is the shit of C compilation and runtime errors it saved what would effectively be hours of inserting printf statements to find the error.
It depends how well a language specifies where the runtime error is occuring. I just get “segmentation fault (core dumped)” as my runtime error which could mean any for loop or iterattive sequence in my program.

This is how it feels trying to merge a repo
solomonschuler@lemmy.zipto
Linux@programming.dev•I ditched Linux for Windows 11 for one week - and found 9 big problems
1·3 months agoI used windows out of concern that my university may use an application unavailable on Linux (I’m an electrical engineering major) I shouldn’t have been since even if there isn’t, I could always use bottles/wine to get the .exe file.




Come on It’s not the enthusiasts fault! When you get used to the terminal and running commands in it, its vastly faster than through a gui.
“terminal is love, terminal is life”