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If "performant" devices are not widespread then telemetry will reveal that the app is performing poorly for most users. If a new festure uses more memory and su
by charcircuit 11mo ago
If "performant" devices are not widespread then telemetry will reveal that the app is performing poorly for most users. If a new festure uses more memory and sugnificantly increases the crash rate, it will be disabled.
Apps are optimized for the install base, not for the engineer's own hardware.
- DeepSeaTortoise 11mo agoWhat is the point of telemetry if your IDE launching in under 10s is considered the pinnacle of optimization? That's like 100B+ instructions on a single core of your average superscalar CPU. I can't wait for maps loading times being measured in percentage of trip time.
- charcircuit 11mo agoBecause you don't want to regress any of the substeps of such a loading progress to turn it back into 10+ seconds of loading.
- deadbabe 11mo agoIf your IDE isn’t launching instantly you have a bad IDE.
- DeepSeaTortoise 11mo agoI guess so, but: https://youtu.be/qqUgl6pFx8Q?si=x3CpsW9Aane7GHHV&t=1875 https://youtu.be/qqUgl6pFx8Q?si=x3CpsW9Aane7GHHV&t=1875