you misspelled yggdrasil

that’s an awfully high horse you’re up on, son

is this vibe-coded

https://old.reddit.com/r/googlephotos/comments/1to6cbi/i_keep_reading_about_google_accounts_being_banned/

https://old.reddit.com/r/degoogle/comments/zuuf84/my_account_was_disabled_for_a_false_violation_of/

https://old.reddit.com/r/GoogleSupport/comments/1nnrikh/google_disabled_my_account_for_making_a_new_one/

https://old.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/wu1wbc/google_bans_mans_account_will_not_reinstate_even/

https://old.reddit.com/r/GoogleSupport/comments/1qwed02/google_permanently_disabled_my_account_after/

https://old.reddit.com/r/GoogleSupport/comments/1pjwmyj/20_year_old_google_account_disabled_2_days_ago/

https://old.reddit.com/r/GoogleSupport/comments/1r92kuh/google_account_disabled_for_harmful_content/

Tell that to all the people whose google accounts of 20+ years got locked out with zero recourse or warning.

AI slop

It is absolutely feasible if you do it the way I described above

Because you’re right that decoding the QR codes definitely does seem too slow to do it in real time

I assumed this meant you wanted to do it in real-time, but perhaps I was mistaken.

Based on the real-time performance goal you have, a shell script calling external programs millions of times will have no chance.

You can do QR encode/decode of video data in real-time like you want, but it’s going to require (most likely) using a compiled language instead of an interpreted one, and also you’re going to need to buffer the video frames and/or QR codes in memory instead of via files on a (slow) disk.

The end result should be able to stream data directly from one format to another without creating any intermediate files at all.

Perhaps you can use some of that information to steer your AI.

SoftEther doesn’t belong in one spot because it emulates several different types of VPN transports simultaneously: PPTP, IPsec, SSTP, OpenVPN, pure TLS etc.

that’s not LaurieWired

I have no problems with that particular thumbnail

If status is modified in another thread you could have a race condition with method 1 because you’re checking it twice. The two methods are not exactly the same code due to that.

Why is it “weird”? It has been around much longer AFAIK.

• you need predictable latency

• you don’t want garbage collection

• you don’t like MS

• toolchain doesn’t exist for your target

1. lots of people hide their comments (protip: they’re not really hidden), but people will still call you a bot for doing this

2. reddit auto-suggests these usernames to everyone including humans that sign up

Like the name of this sub suggests, most companies that are hiring developers want someone with existing real-world experience building things. If you just went and got a degree and have nothing else to show, then you have the training but you don’t have experience.

I would suggest meaningfully contributing to open-source projects, and/or making your own projects, so that you have something to show on your resume as “experience” until you get real projects at a real job.

https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat

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Fark still exists?!

If only I could read it… endless captcha loops for me.