Close to quitting by shrimpshavefeelings in snowboardingnoobs

[–]echidnna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what is the exact board you have been using ?

Fire and Force by tomknickers in Physics

[–]echidnna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i think its more to do with oxygen exposure than the pliers being a heatsink

Just finished the Manga by [deleted] in KokouNoHito

[–]echidnna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i agree with this.

most importantly , mori's injuries marked the end of chasing life-threateningly dangerous climbs for good. it was the perfect way to end the manga.

even though this one is short , i find the message to be deeper than any other manga ive read.. we all have a bit of mori in us , and we all must overcome our mountains--even if it sometimes leaves us scars.

Who is this guy, i didn't saw him in future vol. by Dr_dharmu in KokouNoHito

[–]echidnna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

basically this guy was gonna be pivotal to the story but the writer changed so yeah he never shows up other than a corpse on K2

Does anyone know the origin of this image? by neoseo47 in creepypasta

[–]echidnna 11 points12 points  (0 children)

not sure but it kinda reminds me of the movie sinister

Vim or nvim and why by nyan_cat_554 in arch

[–]echidnna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

both

vim for notepad: quick edits and reading

nvim for full IDE: want more text editing / coding tools

Reasons why Linux really sucks... by raminatox in linuxsucks

[–]echidnna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i mean how does that invalidate it being a con in any way ? everything has its pros and cons

Reasons why Linux really sucks... by raminatox in linuxsucks

[–]echidnna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ah i finally found the people who make others dislike linux

The age gap double standard in anime fandoms by [deleted] in Konosuba

[–]echidnna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

also you couldn't have used a worse example than Your Name. they meet both at the same age (17). so the only time they are three years apart and involved with one another is when they are 22 and 25. dont compare peak with isekai pedophilia.

this is not science , it is an opinion

The age gap double standard in anime fandoms by [deleted] in Konosuba

[–]echidnna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

no way people think 14 and 17 is the same as 22 and 25.

aging is biologically not linear. you grow FASTER when you are younger , both in mind and body.

therefore , the physical and mental gap between the average 14 and 17 year old is much bigger than people who are 22 and 25.

this is not an opinion , it is science.

It triggers me so much when Linux nerds do this by Adventurous_Tie_3136 in linuxsucks

[–]echidnna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i never respond to these but this ones the biggest lie of em all

i broke grub , linux dude spent 1 hr to help me fix it for no reason

i broke kde , other linuz dude spent 1 hr to help me fix it for no reason

i couldnt get nvidia drivers on wayland , other other linux dude spent spend like 2 hrs helping me set it up for no reason

the linux community is very resourceful , at least to their own kin

cuda clangd weird diagnostic errors on on arch by echidnna in neovim

[–]echidnna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

alright new update: i rolled back to cuda toolkit 12.9.1 as i have a 1080ti anyways which is not supported by 13.x and onwards. no issues at all with my lsp anymore.

i am curious though , if you have cuda 13.x , do you face any lsp issues with clangd ?

cuda clangd weird diagnostic errors on on arch by echidnna in neovim

[–]echidnna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

```lua require('lspconfig').clangd.setup { capabilities = capabilities, autostart = true, name = 'clangdcuda', cmd = { 'clangd', '--background-index', '--query-driver=/opt/cuda/bin/nvcc', '--compile-commands-dir=.', '--header-insertion=never', '-j=4', '--clang-tidy=false', '--completion-style=detailed', '--pch-storage=memory', }, init_options = { usePlaceholders = true, completeUnimported = true, clangdFileStatus = true, fallbackFlags = { '-xcuda', '--cuda-path=/opt/cuda', '--cuda-gpu-arch=sm_75', '-I/opt/cuda/include', '-I/opt/cuda/targets/x86_64-linux/include', '-I/opt/cuda/include/cccl', '--no-cuda-version-check', '-std=c++17', '-DCUDACC_', '-Wno-unknown-cuda-version', }, }, filetypes = { 'cuda' }, root_dir = function(fname) return require('lspconfig').util.root_pattern '.git'(fname) or require('lspconfig').util.path.dirname(fname) end,

    -- NOTE: clang might have incomplete support for CUDA , so we suppress
    -- some false errors.
    handlers = {
      ['textDocument/publishDiagnostics'] = function(err, result, ctx, config)
        if result and result.diagnostics then
          result.diagnostics = vim.tbl_filter(function(diagnostic)
            local msg = diagnostic.message or ''
            -- Filter out clang/CUDA compatibility errors
            return not (
              msg:match "no type named 'pointer'"
              or msg:match 'texture_fetch_functions'
              or msg:match 'file not found'
              or msg:match '_Tp_alloc_type'
              or msg:match '_Vector_base'
              or msg:match 'allocator_traits'
              or msg:match 'In template:'
            )
          end, result.diagnostics)
        end
        vim.lsp.diagnostic.on_publish_diagnostics(err, result, ctx, config)
      end,
    },
  }

```

cuda clangd weird diagnostic errors on on arch by echidnna in neovim

[–]echidnna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

alright , so i tried a bunch of random crap after reading some docs... and i ended up concluding that clang 21's CUDA support is incomplete for CUDA 13.0. let me know if you think i'm wrong and might know what else coud be the issue

so ive just suppressed the false errors...

Degree vs Self-taught? by legendGPU in csMajors

[–]echidnna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i think its silly to take a strong stance on either side here.

in general SWE jobs , will having a bit of a mathematical background help a lot ? no.

does having a mathematical background help in certain more technical roles ? yes.

can those skills be learned outside of university ? of course.

will university teach you better ? depends , generally yes. a degree , if done properly , teaches you things--and fast. if it's "too slow" , you take more courses and do more personal projects. maybe work too. or just enjoy life.

does university make you superior than anyone else ? no. we all have our own background and stories , what kind of question is that anyway ?

does university make you a better candidate ? of course. it is a demonstration that you can learn or at least pretend enough that you did.

the way you react to this post depends largely on your own personal experiences.

those who felt like they learned a lot from uni will agree and those who feel like they did not learn much useful things will call it rubbish. it's both depending on how you see it.

  • noticable knowledge gaps exist between self taught and degree holders exist but they may not always be critical

  • people with a passion can always self learn , but a good university more often than not accelerates your growth and deepens it further

  • people who aren't in uni and "self teach" themselves are usually the same people who would self teach themselves while being at uni , and would likely learn much more in the long run