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this is one of those; ignorance is bliss. i havent noticed snap being slower and now I risk noticing and getting annoyed over it.
by finnjohnsen2 6y ago
this is one of those; ignorance is bliss. i havent noticed snap being slower and now I risk noticing and getting annoyed over it.
- aritmo 6y agoSomeone told my sister about the RF radiation risks of WiFi and now she "has headaches".
- m45t3r 6y agoYeah, startup times is something that you don't really notice until you have a system that is really fast and responsive, and them you simply get annoyed by when you're using a system with slow startup times again or get accustomed again with the slowness. Startup times didn't bother me too much, but nowadays it does, specially for things that my brain assumes that should be fast. This is why, for example, both my Neovim and Zsh configuration is tuned to start in <0.1s: time zsh -c exit zsh -c exit 0.00s user 0.00s system 84% cpu 0.007 total time nvim -c qall nvim -c qall 0.07s user 0.02s system 100% cpu 0.081 total It does makes a massive difference, for example spawning a new shell is instantaneous and when I know that I will make some small changes I much prefer to open a file in Neovim than Emacs (my main editor/IDE nowadays).