Perz1val

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by Perz1val 8mo ago
There is a flock of people yelling around that they'd contribute if it was Rust, but won't touch C++
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
He got his serenity and at the same time ladybird browser started getting somewhere, so he separated it out and went full on with it. From what I know, he was working on browsers before at Apple, so it was like he got ready to return
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
I hope it does not -> because we don't more browser crossbreeding
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
Last time I checked, Zig was breaking it's stdlib, so it's not an alternative imo
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
They've been stuck with swift adoption for a long time, abandoning that was the reasonable decision. That only leaves Rust as the second language to C++
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
Then ones who won't will become the preferred choice
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
Because they're not servo and servo is still in the race. Merging those projects is against making an independent browser(s)
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
Afaik, (extremely simplifying) refineries split crude oil into fractions; we burn lighter hydrocarbons as fuel, make plastics out of the middle/heavy parts and what's left in the pot are some heavy, dirty remains that we figured m
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
Does anyone know what is a post oil industry asphalt strategy? Do we have stockpiles till the end of time already?
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
It is a mathematical, averaging model after all
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by Perz1val 9mo ago
Ooooh, I always though it just doesn't remember any view settings at all
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by Perz1val 9mo ago
I put them in my password manager
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by Perz1val 9mo ago
LLMs couldn't've written that!
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by Perz1val 9mo ago
Those guys migrated to Rust and are too busy pleasing the borrow checker now
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by Perz1val 9mo ago
Nothing, you either want to talk about a problem or not. Throwing vague, empty claims is just a cheap attack on other's company public image
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by Perz1val 9mo ago
Why wouldn't it be allowed? They're essentially renting their batteries and grids generally lack storage
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by Perz1val 9mo ago
And so boring
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by Perz1val 9mo ago
Linux in PDF was impressive in a different way
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by Perz1val 10mo ago
Would they? A gaming PC from 2015 is still a decent machine today, just don't use laggy ahh win11
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by Perz1val 10mo ago
Rule #2 sounds dumb. If there can't be a single source of truth, for let's say permission checking, that multiple other services relay on, how would you solve that? Replicate it everywhere? Or do you allow for a new business requi
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by Perz1val 10mo ago
You have forgotten Cortana
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by Perz1val 10mo ago
Look at screenshots -> wallpaper window. The spacing between elements is all over the place and it simply looks like shit. Seeing this I'm having doubts if the team who did this is competent at all
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by Perz1val 10mo ago
Yea, but those platforms were not 64bit
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by Perz1val 10mo ago
Maybe the chemicals they've used to treat the wood were so hardcore
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by Perz1val 10mo ago
I know some people that need to apply this advice. Majority shouldn't, this is just a mitigation for a specific personality trait
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by Perz1val 10mo ago
They must be AI then
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by Perz1val 10mo ago
Can someone tell me how much more power efficient is ARM actually? Like under load when gaming, not in a phone that sleeps most of the time. I've heard both claims, that it's still a huge difference and that for new AMD Zen it&#x2
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by Perz1val 10mo ago
No earlier than 2027, it's valve you're talking about, they don't need to rush
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by Perz1val 10mo ago
I've setup cachyos repos on arch and it does indeed feel snappier. I've not measured any performance, but I'd imagine it's negligible on my pretty new ryzen 9. Nonetheless, the process was fairly easy and so far nothing
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by Perz1val 11mo ago
Then why does EC2 exist?

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