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by dahauns 3y ago
Without RT it's actually not that demanding. I mean, here's the game on Ultra on a Steam Deck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHeso2jc_L0
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by dahauns 3y ago
Honestly, I wouldn't use the phrase "this well" non-sarcastically for ~15fps at 1440x900 like shown in the video.
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by dahauns 3y ago
>In applications that actually use Metal natively, Apple Silicon GPUs do compare favorably to Nvidia laptop GPUs while using drastically less power. Is that really the case? I'm not being facetious here, I'd really like to see
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by dahauns 3y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but...the example from the talk still wouldn't prevent the error in the article example at compile time? You can happily write INPUT instead of OUTPUT and it would compile without error?
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by dahauns 3y ago
>Edge and Chrome use the same engine, don’t they? To be precise: No, they don't. Their engines are based on the same codebase, but they still are running their own installed engines. In contrast, Apple doesn't just refuse to al
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by dahauns 3y ago
>They could literally destroy Microsoft if they started to hugely degrade the experience of Microsoft products on iOS and Android with dark patterns a la Microsoft. Sorry, but Google really isn't a saint regarding degraded experie
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by dahauns 4y ago
Especially when then understanding of scaling only distinguishes between "unmaintainable monolith" and "full-blown web scale".
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by dahauns 4y ago
As someone who otherwise works somewhat similar to OPs workflow, I have to agree. One golden rule for me: The "vomit draft" version cannot be your MVP. It is never Viable for production. That said, TDD (with emphasis on driven)
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by dahauns 4y ago
Well, NTFS works with B-Trees...so nope, it's not a silver bullet either, the bottleneck will just be somewhere else in the storage stack :) (But we have impressively speedy tools like Wiztree or Everything thanks to it.)
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by dahauns 4y ago
>The mob can only influence these powers that be. Fully agree - except for the word "only". That's the argument. "Powers that be" are never absolute. Your own quote fully applies to them as well: >They have no
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by dahauns 4y ago
Yeah, I couldn't help but hear Pulp's Common People in my head when reading the article... (Well, the Shatner version, to be exact ;) )
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by dahauns 4y ago
>That might be a bad example, because Windows applications are expected to bundle their own libc (MSVCRT). I'm not sure if modern Windows even ships with a copy -- it definitely doesn't ship with copies of all the versions that
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by dahauns 4y ago
Why should half of the Linux users check Windows when asked "What is the primary operating system in which you work?"?
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by dahauns 4y ago
You're creating an artificial dichotomy here with empty buzzwords. What exactly makes one the opposite of the other?
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by dahauns 4y ago
>Glass is fine for visual things, and I’m also fine with only visual feedback when using hand tracking on the Quest2 for instance. Hard disagree here. As impressive as the hand tracking in the Quest 2 is (especially the new 2.0 iteration
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by dahauns 4y ago
Ok, I see where you're coming from. I'd call that "tedious" and "taking up a lot of time I'd rather spend productively". ;) But snark aside - good point with the reference to Parcel. I haven't had ti
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by dahauns 4y ago
Well duh. So it's "You just need to go through the webpack Concepts section"...except if you want to actually do some work with it. See, that's the thing: If like OP you are an experienced developer freshly coming to web
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by dahauns 4y ago
>Having just gone through all of this (two years ago), it isn’t “hard”, you just have to stop assuming it’s easy and will only take a bit. So it isn't hard - it's just not easy and it's time consuming. Wait, what?
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by dahauns 4y ago
You're kidding, right? Just going through the Concepts of webpack doesn't even scratch the surface - and will arguably leave many unsuspecting devs more confused than before, by e.g. still insisting on calling itself a "modul
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by dahauns 5y ago
Holy Moly. Must be a nice view from that glass house of yours...
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by dahauns 5y ago
>And the function keys are an affront against all that is good in the world. "Classic" Function keys are fine for what they are - dedicated, offset groups of four that 1:1 map to your fingers , facilitating fast and reliable
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by dahauns 5y ago
You're a bit late to the party...Web 2.0 was this phase.
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by dahauns 5y ago
sigh I can't help it... Python really isn't a great choice for making your case. "Have one obvious way of doing things" has become an ironic meme since forever, and toolchaining and dependency management has traditi
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by dahauns 5y ago
>What about the option to just make everything asp.net one single nuget package? And how come other ecosystems/languages don't have this issue? What's the difference? It's no different to e.g. create-react-app vs npm
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by dahauns 5y ago
Well, not much to add to what jkulubya said, but: Just use Web, then - that's what it's for and it just worksTM. We have almost your exact scenario in production - a (Quartz.NET-based) service for background/scheduled jobs, w
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by dahauns 5y ago
But those are just sets of convenient defaults? You could just start with the default sdk and add the imports/targets yourself (or in practice: let the IDE do it for you.) And >- If you switch the project to Sdk=...Web, you won&#x27
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by dahauns 5y ago
Not a native speaker and NAL, but why would anyone call this "theft"? If anything (assuming that the premise was agreed upon by both parties, of course), I'd call that defalcation, embezzlement, or simply fraud. But as you l
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by dahauns 5y ago
Gaaah, brain fart - you're right, of course, dunno why I included it.
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by dahauns 5y ago
English is more the outlier in regard to Germanic languages, try German or Finnish, with their wonderful compounds :) https://e.humanities.uva.nl/publications/2004/kamp_lang04.pd...
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by dahauns 5y ago
> And that's not just a naming thing. I talk about this in much more detail here: "Can Programmers Escape the Gentle Tyranny of Call/Return?" ( https://2020.programming-conference.org/details/salon

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