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571.
by bullen 4y ago
2.5MB unobfuscated! Maybe splitting it up by feature?
572.
by bullen 4y ago
Ok, I was confused by "minimize memory usage by maximizing Copy-on-Write performance"... That said: Static files never should be chunked. Chunking is ONLY interesting with dynamic responses.
573.
by bullen 4y ago
When you chunk responses you save memory as the only buffer you need to keep is the chunk?
574.
by bullen 4y ago
It's a bit too late to try and shoehorn half-floats into the mix. They are super good for so many things but to have converting back and forth for different systems is over engineered, so before ALL systems support them they probably w
575.
by bullen 4y ago
I think stating the cap of 2.500 players was good is an afterthought, nothing would limit keeping the small scale with more players on a larger area? Idea: Persistance is value because scarcity is valuable. The final definition of the final
576.
by bullen 4y ago
I have hosted my own web server both physically and codevise (open-source) since 2014. It's on a Raspberry 2 cluster: http://host.rupy.se Since 2016 i have my own database also hosted on the same cluster and coded from scra
577.
by bullen 4y ago
Isn't HTTP/1.1 transfer encoding chunked a simpler solution to the same problem?
578.
by bullen 4y ago
Tunnan = Barrel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_29_Tunnan
579.
by bullen 4y ago
Like acceleration of population growth peaked in 1968. Very relevant if you want to predict the future.
580.
by bullen 4y ago
That is the point, before most remote was global now they are local. The whole point with remote is the global part. That with the internet anyone can work with anything anywhere.
581.
by bullen 4y ago
Because if you live elsewhere the positions are not available?
582.
by bullen 4y ago
Another worrying sign is "remote US only".
583.
by bullen 4y ago
I think it has to do with DDR5/DDR6.
584.
by bullen 4y ago
Todays websites are overengineered, but they load fine over multiple sockets (without HTTP/2.0 TCP head-of-line bottleneck), also I have 1GB/s symmetric.
585.
by bullen 4y ago
Devolving you mean, I'm still using HTTP/1.1 from 1997 just fine.
586.
by bullen 4y ago
I just renamed update.exe (chrome complains about that when you boot it once), simple if you can live without the eternal update cycle they (FMAANG) are pushing down our throats since hardware does not improve anymore.
587.
by bullen 4y ago
Well, yes until KWh goes ballistic for eternity. I have the fan on my 1030 on a PWM thingy and make it spin faster when I game to keep it under 60 celcius for longevity... When gaming there usually is noise in my ears through the headphones
588.
by bullen 4y ago
Inaudible for Linus Thorwalds levels of focus.
589.
by bullen 4y ago
I have spent countless hours trying to get hardware to be silent. The only way to do this reliably and without fire hazard is to passively cool the hardware completely by having HUGE heatsinks and THEN you can add a fan that you slow down w
590.
by bullen 4y ago
How far off can you be: electricity is never going to become cheaper. Right now playing 5 hours of 1060 PC games costs $1 in EU. To even think of selling something that draws more than 30W is ridicoulus. The metaverse has to scale DOWN to 5
591.
by bullen 4y ago
That article makes no sense for someone who know how things really work. There is no physical way cloud gaming can be faster than local. Probably that game only shows the fire after the server replies.
592.
by bullen 4y ago
The internet is the final medium and media. But energy is finite. So he's both right and wrong at the same time. Eventually he will be right when we reach Mad Max without cars.
593.
by bullen 4y ago
No, you need to look at motion-to-photon latency. Press button -> see the light coming out of the TV. No benchmark crap.
594.
by bullen 4y ago
Yes, I had almost given up on modern solutions but this might just lead to something! wasmtime.dll is 8MB... if the micro runtime .dll is around 1MB I'm giving it a try! Edit: Looking at source sizes it could be 500KB! But we'll s
595.
by bullen 4y ago
Seems the micro runtime also released 1.0: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasm-micro-runtime But why does it not have binaries compiled and ready? nm: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasm-
596.
by bullen 4y ago
Ok, interesting in what country are you if you don't mind the question? I'm guessing US? I think marginal prices are going to shuffle the board pretty harshly from now on though! Energy does not create itself out of thin air. (exc
597.
by bullen 4y ago
The problem with cloud streaming are 2 fold: 1) The latency will always be a problem, and for me low latency gameplay IS the reason I play games. 2) When the cloud providers electricity contract runs out the cloud service will cost 10x.
598.
by bullen 4y ago
Ah, too bad. Not for me, but for Microsoft and all those that would want to play that game now and specially in the future when a KWh becomes more expensive than $1.
599.
by bullen 4y ago
It's important to get the right users. Focus on repelling bad users; stay poor, stay happy. Success is way harder than failure!
600.
by bullen 4y ago
I would guess with all settings at lowest 60 FPS. Edit: 20 FPS apparently sad... As all games for eternity. If you release a game that doesn't it will end up in historys waste basket together with 2077. The games I did try on it are: P

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