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How did you guys learn programming? a story would be cool too
>>51251683
I didn't. I'm a complete beginner and I google and read 5 hours a day. It's hard and confusing at times but I'm so happy there are tons of documentation on everything.
>>51251956
Same position, though I'm still a college student.
>>51251683
I bought a computer . Read books. Thats about it.
Zen Thread
>Zen is supposed to have around 40% better IPC over Excavator, which was probably taped out sometime in 2011 or 2012
>Zen is refocusing its attention on SMT and single-core performance - although Intel only has one extra thread per core with HyperThreading, other SMT chips have had up to EIGHT
>Zen is going to be on a 14nm node
>Zen will be refocused on single-core/single-threaded performance, but retain the high amount of cores seen in Bulldozer, which attempted a shift to "high compute over cores" but most software still doesnt use "all" of them
>Zen will be a unified socket, meaning there is no choice but for AMD Mini ITX boards to support Zen
>Zen will be both CPUs and APUs, and possibly even strictly APUs for the non-server market if they can manage 8 cores and a whopping GPU
>DirectX 12 and Vulkan will be in full swing by then, which can support iGPU even with a dedicated GPU in the system (supposedly)
>HSA also continues to evolve, continuing to marry the CPU and GPU together... offering a lot of potential to future simultaneous GPU-using productivity/OpenCL stuff as well as the aforementioned simultaneous GPU usage for gaming
>Zen might actually be expensive in the high end, over $400 or $500
Did Keller the Stellar save AMD's CPU line?
Will Intel pay companies not to use Zen if it's good enough to outperform every chip they have again like some past AMD architectures?
Latest new on Zen: GloFo is actually hitting decent 14nm yields AND the engineering samples are doing as well as expected. No hiccups. Rumor has it, Apple saw some early engineering samples and have made plans to use Zen exclusively in one lineup of ther iMacs.
>https://finance.yahoo.com/news/amd-zen-cpus-said-meet-185517672.html
>http://www.techspot.com/news/62481-amd-rumored-building-custom-soc-next-imac.html
>http://www.extremetech.com/computing/217664-globalfoundries-announces-14nm-validation-with-amd-silicon
So basically Zen will compare to an i7 920. Nice.
>>51251617
>8 core
>haswell-tier IPC
>14 nm
>SMT
>comparable to fucking Nehalem
>>51251648
You're right, it's not comparable to Nehalem. Maybe we'll get lucky and it will finally outperform Phenom II's though.
hi /g/
quick question
what are computers called that are typically found in schools or libraries which operate solely based on a cloud model?
computers that only have a small harddrive and wifi chip and like a usb drive or two
these babies
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16856102092&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC-_-pla-_-Mini-PC+Barebone-_-N82E16856102092&gclid=CK-ludLrgckCFVUlgQodJdoD7Q&gclsrc=aw.ds
I'm doing a presentation on cloud computing and I can't quite figure out how to label these kinds of computers
>>51251546
look for pico chico
>>51251546
thin clients
>>51251546
think clients
>>51251557
After you.
>>51251535
>implying Leenux has no crashes or hiccups
dank meme
[Daily Programming] Thread
What are you working on, anonymous ?
>>51251359
1st for Go
SQLite access with Haskell, should be pretty easy.
Rewriting the linux kernel in haskell.
Github thread!
Why on /g/ there are few free software or open source programmer?
Link your github and also programming talk thread!
My project: JustAnotherSystemMonitor.
A modular, remote, system daemon System Monitor.
Need ideas and review.
I am italian, nice to meet you.
> github
Enjoy being a retard
>>51251317
>ebin botnethub account :^)
>why are there so few people that do it for free???
I'm done with lagdroid, thinking about getting a WP and I'm liking the lumia 1020 and 930. Anyone got had/have these phones and how did you like them?
>>51251255
stay away from lumia.
that's it
new WP coming soon with win10
>>51251255
My brother has a 930 and loves it. That's all I can say, although I had and liked a 635. Or was it 640? Can't remember. Good though.
The only two clamshell/flip phones I know of that boast any kind of modernity to them are the Wine and the Samsung G9198
As I live in the US, I don't have easy access to either of these. I'm strongly considering getting one of these as an early Christmas present for myself, though, because I really like the idea and I also miss my old Blackberry Pearl Flip, but it's so outdated I can't even use it for most things.
Does anyone here have any experience with these phones, buying them, importing them, getting them to work with [spoiler]T-Mobile[/spoiler] or anything else that might be helpful for me should I choose to spring for one?
Also, discussion of modern flip phones or other anachronistic phones is encouraged, including phones with modified cases or aftermarket accessories.
>>51251252
Oh, and sorry for not using spoilers properly. I'm a filthy crossposter from infinitychan /g/.
Feel free to hate me, but also I sincerely would like some discussion of Android Flip Phones.
bump - flip phones are nice
>>51251252
There's a lenovo for about $99.
Comes with 3G
800x480 LCD
512MB RAM
Android 4.4
That feel when my brother is using my old phone that has nudes from my ex when she was 16 but i cant get him to give me his phone for 5 minutes to do a secure erase.
>"There isnt any pictures left on it anon"
Fucking norman brother walking around with a 5 year prison sentence in is pocket.
>>51251068
Mediocre blog, anon. Would not read again.
>>51251093
Hes going to get arrested for fucking a drunk stacy at college and when they firewire his phone hes toast.
Wut do
>>51251068
how does one do a secure erase of a phone?
asking for a friend.
so Protonmail is back up
how long before it gets taken back down again?
>he thinks that there all places on the internet without the botnet
you will never learn
Time to get rid of this piece of shit because it will happen again.
>>51250970
Darknet
whats the best browser? One without fucking botnet shit.
IE6
Netscape
>>51250924
Icecat
Why the hell C languages need a compiler?
I have two months of Python and can't understand why they can't just use an interpreter.
But you can: https://github.com/zsaleeba/picoc
>>51250851
Python has a compiler. Check your __pycache__ directory.
They can. It's slower.
Is it worth 2,000?
>>51250709
no
that picture is the oldest imac
>>51250709
No because this link here:
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/yTtwBm
gives best band for your bucks and its less then $2,000
Hey /g/,
I'm getting these periodic lagspikes (every 30-40 secs or so ) every few nights for about 3 hours long , like 21-24h
I know this isn't a question that can be answered with 100% certainty, but can you please suggest some possible explanations to this?
The problem is obviously with the ROUTER-PC connection as seen in the picture.
>>51250642
bad infrastructures.
also be careful friend, that image contains your IP :^)
you're getting hacked
>>51250713
it's *you're
:^)
How much does Apple respect your privacy? The NSA files showed they were the last to start giving them any information, but is that still their policy?
>>51250656
Yeah I know about their public stance but the question is what the reality of it is. Google says they respect your privacy and they're one of the worst companies if you want any level of privacy. Microsoft is doing their absolute best to be worse than google with their nonstop spying POS OS and forced updates.
It's literally gotten to the point that if you want some level of privacy you either install Loonix/BSD/GNU or OSX Of course you can't escape hardware backdoors but it's better than having hardware backdoors AND direct software pinging to some remote servers 24/7
>>51250565
>How much does Apple respect your privacy?
Apple is holding off the prosecution lawyers in a drug case.
The accused has pleaded guilty but they still want to force Apple to crack the guy's old (de-cryptable) iPhone. Apple is refusing.
It's getting interesting.
