The sushi-boxes pulled a Yoshie Shiratori-san Escape😂. Ngl, that man was a Legend. Watched his documentary, amazing.

Indeed, they are becoming way too good at talking like humans with us, like our friend. It's like my brain wants to talk with it more and more and more until we lose energy or our hands get tired of typing prompts.

My teacher told me once: "Keep LLM to do the task you find repetitive, annoying and boring. Anything that is important to you and what you are doing, do it yourself."

Lord of the Rings Series by J.R.R. Tolkein

She is one the cutest. That makes it all-the-more worth the fortune. Especially her oversized hoodie and twin-tails are peak.

How is cyan doing? Is she okay?

Heads up! Don't watch or fall into the trap of "Learn react in 6 hours" from YT. It's the most dangerous Trap you can fall into. Shit has 100 different ways to make it work. Plain JS is good enough. Documentation and Reddit is the most reliable option to get bugs fixed and know how shit works.

Backend is the easiest part. Frontend is where the nightmare begins. Welp, with the experience you have, I think you will be fine for the most part 🤓. In recent days, it's become much easier to implement basic stuff like styles, routings, API calls, SSRs, components, Auth, Prop destructing etc.

Install the latest NodeJS, npm package manager and you should be good to go. The bad side is that, you have to be in the mindset that nothing will work in the way you want. I had to read hours and hours of documentation and forums to make intricate things work.

Wukong ate all the power bills ☠️

Since you have done JQuery, I can advise you to go with NextJS Framework. It's main properties are: File Based Routing(Static/Dynamic), Server Side Rendering, async() api's, Server Components abd Actions, Static Site Generation(SSGs) and much more. Also, nextjs.org has an amazing Documentation👍.

I have done Web Development in ReactJS/NextJS for over a year, though I have moved on from it due to extremely tough competition and lack of passion. I am no way a "Pro" in Web Dev but I will be extremely happy to help you out on this. Looking forward ✌️

We all know the situation you are in. Don't take stress for us. We are like concrete pillars, standing here and not going away. You can come back anytime and we will welcome you no matter what happens. Stay safe.

Stay safe out there Lina. We want you to keep doing what you love the most, programming. Take all the necessary actions against Luna, while keeping yourself on the safe lines.She is a Lunatic and we don't want you to be in danger and stop streaming🥺.

I want to learn more about how Pipewire works under the hood and how it integrates with OBS from you @lina.yt in your stream. Will be waiting for ya.

I have a really bad history with Pipewire not supporting legacy audio hardware in Fedora. Stupidest thing ever. I wish they had a proper GUI to configure Sample Rates and other settings for the soundcard itself. Apparently it can brick RealTek soundcards 😭.

Looking forward for the stream 😸.

CS grad here(noob). As far as I know, IDXGIKeyedMutex in Windows acts as a hybrid CPU-GPU sync primitive for cross-context resource sharing. ReleaseSync triggers a CPU wait, similar to DXVK's method and It doesn't promote GPU-side fences.Stupid af, it relies on legacy CPU-GPU sync for correctness.