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So erm, is this a good thing? I've only been using it for a month, but it quickly becomes incredibly laggy. I have to kill it completely and reopen it[1]. I've
by SCdF 8mo ago
So erm, is this a good thing?
I've only been using it for a month, but it quickly becomes incredibly laggy. I have to kill it completely and reopen it[1]. I've also had some unique hard locks never before seen on my machine[2], only while it's open and doing things.
I also haven't noticed it outputting anything that would warrant it being more complex than ncurses or the current fashionable equivalent?
[1] /clear helps but not 100%, and the time to get back to lag land increases each time
[2] (Framework 13" AMD 7840U 32GB RAM)
- dboon 8mo agoIt’s not a good thing, because it’s not a thing. The title is a sarcastic reference to the fact that it uses an order of magnitude more instructions per frame than SM64 did
- SCdF 8mo agoSorry, I was referring less to the sarcastic elements of this article and more the not sarcastic elements of the Claude Code engineer's post on Twitter / Bsky.
- dboon 8mo agoAh, I understand. Yeah, it read to me as a "good thing" in the sense of "look, it's slow, but it has to be slow". That the complexity was inherent and therefore in some sense good.