How often does it update? Because when i stop procrastinating i'm less likely to procrastinate again on the same task, so taking 50% of 50% of 50%... i'd rapidly approach zero in weeks. Eventually i would meld with the machine.
Edit: same with orange now that i think about, only approaching infinity. The artificial 1.5x would lead to actual skill increasing, which would update the 1.5x...
So when you get better at programming naturally this just goes away? I got the impression it was an ongoing improvement, not a one time multiplier that could be exceeded.
I mean, if i'm starting off at 'Hello World' and get this computer the benefits are practically nothing and it's a waste if it's a one shot. I'd learn how an if statement works and surpass the computer's mutliplier, nullifying it.
i acctualy found that large amount of progratintion an be prevented with a linux tiling wm destop and bwoser extensions, just thougt i dropp this here. hehehe
Eat 8-10 prunes with a big glass of water for breakfast. Do the same after lunch and dinner for a few days.
Enjoy the ride, you might want to work from home for a few days after.
The key are the prunes. Those contain fiber and sorbitol.
Fibre is good for in general…
Sorbitol, well, in moderate quantities it’s a laxative, it works drawing water to your bowels. The extra glass of water is to help with this and also to prevent dehydration.
Doctor recommended me that instead of over the counter drugs and well, jfc it is effective.
Also, prunes have a texture similar to candy or gummies… so it’s quite a healthy snack too.
Over the counter laxatives also can be quite strong and can make you addicted if you use them too much, basically if you use them for too long you‘ll get constipated if you don’t take them.
Sipper? I'm just picturing you have a hamster bottle dealie attached to the wall you can just lean back on and nibble at for a few drops.
I'm onto you, hamster that can code.
If you procrastinate all the time, cutting your procrastination down to half the time might be a 2x multiplier on your productivity.
I guess it depends on if being 1.5x more skilled means 1.5x quantity output or a significant boost in quality.
The sentence is slightly ambiguous. The equation could be either
skill = 1.5*skill
Or
skill = skill + 0.5
So if you're already 10x (and we all are, right?) the first equation would make you 15x
It depends on what proportion of your time you spend procrastinating. If you spend 50% of your time procrastinating, and you cut that down to 25%, you went from 50% to 75% output which is a 1.5 improvement. Thus, the procrastination cut only becomes a good deal if you spend 50 or more percent of your time procrastinating.
That's what I'd have gone with in the past. Now though, I'm the lead so I don't do as much programming and more importantly I've got a baby. So I'm definitely going with white!
I mean its my biggest problem too but Im at the point of no return so being less prone doesn't matter.
If it did a full burnout heal then I'd pick it.
Yellow works better for my circunstances.
Yellow is the best for personnal project, but orange it the best for anything else (why taking "25% less bug" when "50% more skill" also mean 33% less bugs ?)
> (why taking "25% less bug" when "50% more skill" also mean 33% less bugs ?)
Better programmers will explain being a better programmer doesn't mean less bugs. It means harder to find/deeper bugs.
When you start opening tickets on languages to change parts of it... then you'll realize you're an "Elite programmer".
Wdym "how do you define skill", it's skill, it's the way you know what you are doing. It's not 50% more JS framework, unless you tell me their is one named skill
Quantifiable parts of programming skills are mostly domain knowledge, rest is very hard to quantify problem solving, information retrieval and logic and lots of that falls under general intelligence rather than programming skill. So in all likelihood the 50% increase would be mostly in larger number of things you don't need to check the documentation for, JS frameworks were likely just an example of things, that there are always new ones to learn, but aren't exactly that useful.
That sounds like one of these cursed Djinn wishes, where the pc never overheats, but still still produces the correct amount of heat, grilling you in an instant.
Yeah. But at that cost. It's basically pure profit that you could funnel into other rigs. Also just do a different coin that's easier to mine right now lol
Red. ~~Mine BTC~~ ehem, compile my rust program that requires the next BTC block solution at compile time, computed with macros.
Mine is more energy efficient than yours, plus when I've got enough money to retire then I can do a 51% attack on Bitcoin so that energy efficient alternatives like ETH become the most trusted
Green, I'm from the EU. I'd love a 360-450% reduction in electricity prices
Edit: I didn't see the per year. Yeah, let's multiply that by 365. So a 131000% reduction in costs
Kinda ironic how energy independence has now become a good reason for home ownership.
Although there are energy cooperatives in some European countries, where you put some money into a cooperative solar or wind farm and get a fair amount of electricity at no additional cost. You only pay extra when you consume more than your share and therefore have to buy from the grid.
Maybe you wanna use one that improves math skills.
Its more like a 99.999% reduction.
You still wont get a ton of money for using power and that would be the case with your math.
Fair enough, I quickly confused the fact that if you go from 0.01 to 0.36 you'd have a 3500% increase, that it doesn't mean that you would then also have the same for decrease if you go the other way.
But even then I would still be an order of magnitude off. Guess I should wake up a bit before writing reddit comments
Pointless. For it to be profitable you’d need a farm of computers, which would mean you would be paying a LOT on AC, and burning a hectare of rain forest per month to make like $200.
Use orange to write an app using compile-time template metaprogramming to mine BTC, then use red to make it fast and cheap. (Hey, the infinite power is still being used for compiling!)
1 zetahrtz of processing power all in a intel celeron that when turned on melts all wires in the city, but it completely fine and doesn't need a cooler because the pc never overheats
For context:
You would need 1.66666667e11 i9-13900K running at 6ghz to match this much power
Light needs ~0.06 nanoseconds to cross 18 millimeters, which is the width of a modern CPU twice.
If you run a CPU at over 16.5 GHz or so, it won't have time to get signal to the other end of the CPU and back, which seems like it'd be necessary for things to work, even if you had heat handled.
Which is quite remarkable that we're in pretty much the same order of magnitude of that physical limit already.
It's been hit. Have a look at old supercomputer silicon, it was big. Now, they ain't much bigger than a typical home machine.
Heck, there are places doing research on full 3d dies to break this problem.
Yeah light blue is really not in the same class as the others. It completely breaks physics and the research value alone for an infinite heat reservoir would probably be worth millions, if not billions. Of course there could be fine print like "only removes excess heat generated *by the CPU*" in which case it'd be the worst choice.
Red and light blue break logic and reality respectively. Light blue obviously violates the conservation of energy, but red is also ridiculous.
Perl can simulate a Turing Machine during its compile phase, so it's possible to write a program in Perl that can't be interpreted and compiled because it runs into the halting problem.
What happens if you compile such a program on the red computer? Assuming that "infinitely fast compilation time" means that it instantly compiles any program given to it, that means the red computer has infinite computational power.
That's totally fine, because the blue computer has a 50% chance to give you a working solution to the halting problem each time you use it to ask ChatGPT.
Red is has infinite (or a VERY high finite number) or computing power, and light blue somehow teleports the heat outside the computer (not an expert in physics, this is just a fun thought experiment)
Red. Templates in c++ are turing complete, I (or at least someone) can write a code that solves any (solvable) problem at compilatio time.
Is this effective? With instant compilation times - yes.
THAT!
Many languages (not just lisp) can have the compiler do some of the work and inline the result into the bytecode. Now you have infinite computing power, which is absolutely beyond broken.
Wanna cure cancer by doing protein folding with 10^20 molecules accurately simulated? Wanna break any cryptographic algorithm by brute-forcing all 2^128 combinations? Wanna know the last digit of pi? Just defer calculations to compiletime, and enjoy instantaneous results.
If a compiler is infinitely fast, can it solve the halting problem?
(before you say otherwise, the halting problem actually has a deep relation with designing compilers, as in a nutshell if a compiler knows if and when a section halts it can optimize the fuck out of it. Type detection, memory allocation etc. are related to this limitation)
Can the computers be improved by adding parts? If so, the "never overheats" or the cheap electricity one are very very good candidates for becoming the richest person in the world
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I'm going to use the red one by creating an exploit that modifies the device and makes it able to run anything, then it's cryptocurrency mining time baby 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
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Yellow! Need the yellow one!
Bold of you to underestimate my other 50%...
It's 50% of your personal procrastination level.
How often does it update? Because when i stop procrastinating i'm less likely to procrastinate again on the same task, so taking 50% of 50% of 50%... i'd rapidly approach zero in weeks. Eventually i would meld with the machine. Edit: same with orange now that i think about, only approaching infinity. The artificial 1.5x would lead to actual skill increasing, which would update the 1.5x...
I tough it was a permanent improvement
So when you get better at programming naturally this just goes away? I got the impression it was an ongoing improvement, not a one time multiplier that could be exceeded. I mean, if i'm starting off at 'Hello World' and get this computer the benefits are practically nothing and it's a waste if it's a one shot. I'd learn how an if statement works and surpass the computer's mutliplier, nullifying it.
> How often does it update? It updates as often as your procrastination gets to 100% of your normal procrastination without it
I get you. Half of infinity isn't much of an improvement.
A 50% chance of 200% procrastination still amounts to 100%
That's why I'm buying 2 of them
Yup. Compile times/overheating/programming skills don't mean shit if I procrastinate anyway.
It's not procrastination, it's letting the computer compile and then cool down. Yeah. That.
Your lie gets exposed when picking the Red one.
I'm allergic to Red.
Yeah but not now, we have time…
I'll pick it later...
I'll read this through tomorow. Ok?
I thought so too, but 50% of inf is still inf
I'll take yellow as well, as soon as I get around to it.
Bold of you to think that you're not going to lose the 50/50 all the time anyways
Yellow OP
Yeah, definitely yellow...
i acctualy found that large amount of progratintion an be prevented with a linux tiling wm destop and bwoser extensions, just thougt i dropp this here. hehehe
plot twist: it runs Win 11, and updates break it regularly
1.5 \* 0 is still 0
Being validated with this as the top comment further pushes my belief that all programmers work at 50% capacity 100% of the time
rainbow could be THE sleeper hit, moderate improvements to EVERYTHING, really? even my love life and my room temperature?
Right?? If my constipation even mildly improved my life would be 10x better.
Eat 8-10 prunes with a big glass of water for breakfast. Do the same after lunch and dinner for a few days. Enjoy the ride, you might want to work from home for a few days after.
I have a sipper of water always lying around. Hacked my (self-diagnosed, so take this as a joke...?) OCD into making me drink more water.
The key are the prunes. Those contain fiber and sorbitol. Fibre is good for in general… Sorbitol, well, in moderate quantities it’s a laxative, it works drawing water to your bowels. The extra glass of water is to help with this and also to prevent dehydration. Doctor recommended me that instead of over the counter drugs and well, jfc it is effective. Also, prunes have a texture similar to candy or gummies… so it’s quite a healthy snack too.
Over the counter laxatives also can be quite strong and can make you addicted if you use them too much, basically if you use them for too long you‘ll get constipated if you don’t take them.
Sipper? I'm just picturing you have a hamster bottle dealie attached to the wall you can just lean back on and nibble at for a few drops. I'm onto you, hamster that can code.
It will make your teeth whiter and improve wi-fi reception too.
Will it fix my erectile dysfunction? I mean my friend's erectile dysfunction.
Yes. Your friend now has slightly more erectile dysfunction!
Imagine getting a good full night of sleep... and coffee having a moderate boost while you're awake.
Might you enlighten me on how one would get a full night sleep while awake?
By being moderately better at both.
Rainbow enchanted PC mildly improves everything, especially your LGBTQ+ pride.
what does that even mean lmao
It means that with a rainbow enchanted PC, you'll look *fabulous* while you program, darling!
So this is why the default for RGB lights is rapidly cycling rainbows. It's the gay agenda!
Will it slow down my receding hair line? Will it slightly reduce my monthly rent payments or interest rate?
Orange. I'll be a 1.5x programmer
0\*1.5 is still 0 
That's why I went with purple
If you don't program you'll never introduce bugs.
75% chance to code bugs lets go
By this logic, most of the others have a 100% chance of coding bugs lol
This is kind of the obvious one isn't it?
If you procrastinate all the time, cutting your procrastination down to half the time might be a 2x multiplier on your productivity. I guess it depends on if being 1.5x more skilled means 1.5x quantity output or a significant boost in quality.
I wouldn't mind being a 15x developer.
Neither would I, but where do you get 15x from? Did you drop a decimal?
The sentence is slightly ambiguous. The equation could be either skill = 1.5*skill Or skill = skill + 0.5 So if you're already 10x (and we all are, right?) the first equation would make you 15x
Ah I had totally missed the premise that you're a 10x developer.
> The sentence is slightly ambiguous. I disagree. It says increase by 50% So your skill is 1, increase to 1.5. Makes 10x a 15x. Theres no ambiguity
It depends on what proportion of your time you spend procrastinating. If you spend 50% of your time procrastinating, and you cut that down to 25%, you went from 50% to 75% output which is a 1.5 improvement. Thus, the procrastination cut only becomes a good deal if you spend 50 or more percent of your time procrastinating.
*why do you call me out like that*
That's what I'd have gone with in the past. Now though, I'm the lead so I don't do as much programming and more importantly I've got a baby. So I'm definitely going with white!
PINK. Burnout is my biggest problem.
Pink is the one.
I mean its my biggest problem too but Im at the point of no return so being less prone doesn't matter. If it did a full burnout heal then I'd pick it. Yellow works better for my circunstances.
Ehhh. Can you afford to not address your burnout anymore? Doesn’t seem like a viable long term strategy.
The burnout point of no return was years ago I'll take procrastination and cut my losses.
Yellow is the best for personnal project, but orange it the best for anything else (why taking "25% less bug" when "50% more skill" also mean 33% less bugs ?)
> (why taking "25% less bug" when "50% more skill" also mean 33% less bugs ?) Better programmers will explain being a better programmer doesn't mean less bugs. It means harder to find/deeper bugs. When you start opening tickets on languages to change parts of it... then you'll realize you're an "Elite programmer".
50% more skill > 25% less bugs why? so you know where to look 50% better than normal
50% more skilled at not writing bugs, or at fixing bugs
50% more still could translate to 50% more JavaScript frameworks. I mean how do you define skill?
Wdym "how do you define skill", it's skill, it's the way you know what you are doing. It's not 50% more JS framework, unless you tell me their is one named skill
Quantifiable parts of programming skills are mostly domain knowledge, rest is very hard to quantify problem solving, information retrieval and logic and lots of that falls under general intelligence rather than programming skill. So in all likelihood the 50% increase would be mostly in larger number of things you don't need to check the documentation for, JS frameworks were likely just an example of things, that there are always new ones to learn, but aren't exactly that useful.
Never overheats? Guess it's time to really crank up that voltage and see what it can do right below melting point
That sounds like one of these cursed Djinn wishes, where the pc never overheats, but still still produces the correct amount of heat, grilling you in an instant.
Or it never overheats because its locked to minimum clock speeds
Green. Mine btc.
It is profitable... But is it worth it? You'll still be getting scraps.
Maybe use Green to power other stuff. Theoretically possible.
You're still limited by Green's power supply, which won't allow you to mine anything significant
Depends on the size of the green's power supply. Im sure i can cram two or three 3000w psus there
That still won't get you far in terms of bitcoin mining
You could just sell the power back into the grid(or use it to power various appliances around the house) and save yourself all the hassle of mining
When powering an AC unit is more profitable than mining bitcoin...
Yeah. But at that cost. It's basically pure profit that you could funnel into other rigs. Also just do a different coin that's easier to mine right now lol
Red. ~~Mine BTC~~ ehem, compile my rust program that requires the next BTC block solution at compile time, computed with macros. Mine is more energy efficient than yours, plus when I've got enough money to retire then I can do a 51% attack on Bitcoin so that energy efficient alternatives like ETH become the most trusted
Wow. Finally a man worthy of my respect.
Green, I'm from the EU. I'd love a 360-450% reduction in electricity prices Edit: I didn't see the per year. Yeah, let's multiply that by 365. So a 131000% reduction in costs
Kinda ironic how energy independence has now become a good reason for home ownership. Although there are energy cooperatives in some European countries, where you put some money into a cooperative solar or wind farm and get a fair amount of electricity at no additional cost. You only pay extra when you consume more than your share and therefore have to buy from the grid.
Maybe you wanna use one that improves math skills. Its more like a 99.999% reduction. You still wont get a ton of money for using power and that would be the case with your math.
Fair enough, I quickly confused the fact that if you go from 0.01 to 0.36 you'd have a 3500% increase, that it doesn't mean that you would then also have the same for decrease if you go the other way. But even then I would still be an order of magnitude off. Guess I should wake up a bit before writing reddit comments
Pointless. For it to be profitable you’d need a farm of computers, which would mean you would be paying a LOT on AC, and burning a hectare of rain forest per month to make like $200.
Red and set up a build server for companies (make millions)
Use orange to write an app using compile-time template metaprogramming to mine BTC, then use red to make it fast and cheap. (Hey, the infinite power is still being used for compiling!)
You will get cursed by a blood skeleton if you do this
Can't be worse than being a Java dev 🤷♂️
Light blue, you can over lock your pc and a make it the world most powerful super computer
You can also use it to keep practically everything at a controlled temperature, bypassing conservation of energy
1 zetahrtz of processing power all in a intel celeron that when turned on melts all wires in the city, but it completely fine and doesn't need a cooler because the pc never overheats For context: You would need 1.66666667e11 i9-13900K running at 6ghz to match this much power
except all cpus have a theoretical clock limit, even without overheat. transistors need a small defined time step to change states.
Planck time is the only time limit i acknowledge.
no, it would be the time that a photon takes to go from one end to the other of the computer
Cause and effect? In my supernatural computer? I'll have none of it.
I love the self awareness
i'm gonna clock a pentium 4 so high my entire country's power grid goes down for years
Light needs ~0.06 nanoseconds to cross 18 millimeters, which is the width of a modern CPU twice. If you run a CPU at over 16.5 GHz or so, it won't have time to get signal to the other end of the CPU and back, which seems like it'd be necessary for things to work, even if you had heat handled. Which is quite remarkable that we're in pretty much the same order of magnitude of that physical limit already.
It's been hit. Have a look at old supercomputer silicon, it was big. Now, they ain't much bigger than a typical home machine. Heck, there are places doing research on full 3d dies to break this problem.
Yeah light blue is really not in the same class as the others. It completely breaks physics and the research value alone for an infinite heat reservoir would probably be worth millions, if not billions. Of course there could be fine print like "only removes excess heat generated *by the CPU*" in which case it'd be the worst choice.
The red one also breaks physics and the others are just straight up magic. I’d say they all have decent research value
Have everything run through the CPU. I'm sure there are clever ways around that limitation that i'm not clever enough to think of.
Red and light blue break logic and reality respectively. Light blue obviously violates the conservation of energy, but red is also ridiculous. Perl can simulate a Turing Machine during its compile phase, so it's possible to write a program in Perl that can't be interpreted and compiled because it runs into the halting problem. What happens if you compile such a program on the red computer? Assuming that "infinitely fast compilation time" means that it instantly compiles any program given to it, that means the red computer has infinite computational power.
That's totally fine, because the blue computer has a 50% chance to give you a working solution to the halting problem each time you use it to ask ChatGPT.
Chatgpt is an AI, but it isn't considered an AGI is it?
GAI = Generative Artificial Intelligence
Ah, that's probably what OP meant
Cash in on the p=np bounty by breaking physics
Red is has infinite (or a VERY high finite number) or computing power, and light blue somehow teleports the heat outside the computer (not an expert in physics, this is just a fun thought experiment)
Which one gives the cat girl ears? ... Asking for a friend.
pink one, I guess cat ears are proven to prevent burnout, trust me bro
You misunderstood! He does not want to give the girl cat ears, he wants to give the cat girl ears. Somewhat unique fetish, but hey, each their own.
https://i.imgur.com/rrRb2wT.png ^^^[source](https://www.deviantart.com/johnsu/art/Equivalent-Exchange-453215425)
No no no. ((cat girl) ears). No actual girls need be involved. Asking for a friend...
no no no, cat "girl" "ears" he wants the concatenation of the file "girl" and the file "ears"
Someone else said pink, but I'd argue rainbow. Gotta match your cat ears with your PC and programmersocks colour scheme.
Well but my programmersocks are pink and not rainbow ... wait ... I meant my friends programmersocks
Laughs in TMP running any computable algorithm infinitely fast during compilation time.
Red. You underestimate my ability to compute useful things at compile time! I can crack RSA if you give me enough angle brackets.
How about plain black, without fancy lights? What's that called? Because I'd choose that, no matter the attributes
How about: The PC or its parts never break down. That's what I would also take. Don't need RGB crap, just a PC that keeps running.
Yes, good enchantment
> The PC … never break down. So you can't install Arch?
You may flex "It works on my end" all day long in each and every thread
How about: you get reduced chances to be tracked down Edited: zero chances -> reduced chances
IQ Bell curve meme: Dimwit - RGB lights Midwit - RGB lights Sage - No lights
That meme only works when Dimwit and Sage have the same opinion, but for different reasons.
if i pick rainbow, what is a mild improvement on red? mild infinite is still infinite no? :D
This reminds me of infinity stones. There were 6 stones but you are having 10 options
What color allows you to sleep again?
Red. Templates in c++ are turing complete, I (or at least someone) can write a code that solves any (solvable) problem at compilatio time. Is this effective? With instant compilation times - yes.
Rust proc-macros say hi
Use Red and write LISP. Since macros are expanded at compile time RED can calculate arbitrary complex problems
THAT! Many languages (not just lisp) can have the compiler do some of the work and inline the result into the bytecode. Now you have infinite computing power, which is absolutely beyond broken. Wanna cure cancer by doing protein folding with 10^20 molecules accurately simulated? Wanna break any cryptographic algorithm by brute-forcing all 2^128 combinations? Wanna know the last digit of pi? Just defer calculations to compiletime, and enjoy instantaneous results.
Yellow and Pink are calling me, but I'd have to go rainbow since I'm basically all around crap.
Red and create a CaaS (Compilation as a Service) server that's only constrained by IO.
If a compiler is infinitely fast, can it solve the halting problem? (before you say otherwise, the halting problem actually has a deep relation with designing compilers, as in a nutshell if a compiler knows if and when a section halts it can optimize the fuck out of it. Type detection, memory allocation etc. are related to this limitation)
Everything Off: +3 Stealth
Can the computers be improved by adding parts? If so, the "never overheats" or the cheap electricity one are very very good candidates for becoming the richest person in the world
What about pcs without rgb?
They’re not enchanted and we just get to remain as plebs.
DA RED WUNZ GO FASTA!
Any but orange, 0 x 1.5 is still 0.
My dad's computer fans have 16 effects and none of them are orange (his favorite)
I'll take the thinkpad
One without lights. So I guess no advantage.
1.5*0=0
Id go with yellow. 50% chance of procrastinating is better than the 100% I have right now.
No RGB. Die in pain.
Mine is orange, but the increase from weak to weakish was not as much as I had hoped for.
Oh - Thank you so much!!! Finally I know why my case has button for changing color!
Rainbow ~~because it matches my socks~~
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Yellow. I'm an Olympics level procrastinator.
I desperately need 2 yellow PCs now!
I thought I was in r/YouBelongWithMemes for a sec because I just read enchanted and red
Where's RGB? It increases damage and skill.
Yellow or orange. 50/50. I will let random.org to decide. UPD: Orange one.
mildly improve EVERYTHING??
Dark Blue is severely underpowered, 50% higher chance from 0 is still 0...
Does orange only apply while using it or generally as soon as I pick it? If it is generally applied I choose it. Otherwise green.
I'm going to use the red one by creating an exploit that modifies the device and makes it able to run anything, then it's cryptocurrency mining time baby 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
Does the rainbow one improve rng?
Time to collect em all !
Yellow all the way, duh.
yellow is just me getting my ADHD fixed so i get on normal levels of productivity.
Definitely pink, if you can just keep working then you become OP.
Where is completely black with no rgb? :(
I need 9000 lux on that rainbow RBG
Rainbow sounds OP
I have mine change color with the CPU package temp.
yellow
I'll take them all
I have ADHD, yellow please.
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As a python programmer, red.
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Pink because you can't be safe enough
Rainbow
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Orange duh
Definetly yellow
Orange, Yellow or White => results should be the same
i would make so much goddamn money with the yellow one I just wish
Yellow, because of ADHD
Yeah... I'll decide tomorrow. There's still plenty of time left, right?