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dman
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I am hopeful for the other half to land as well - heres to hoping that something like piet and druid results in a completely rust based Application delivery platform that ships in the browser.
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dman
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Am I the only one who thought of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_Run when they read this article?
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dman
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Building performant UIs has become a lost art across the entire industry. As a junior engineer I was given a hard time if any screen did not load in 250ms saying that was the cliff beyond which humans perceive things as slow. Now I have had
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8y ago
Someone - please commoditize mobile phone hardware. I want to be able to get a phone and assemble my on stack on it. Without any playstores / subscription services / location tracking / snooping built in.
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For the category of apps I work on, this will finally make the browser a real alternative. (I need access to fast local IO).
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dman
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Thanks for the explanation, super helpful.
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dman
8y ago
Could you elaborate a bit what generational storage means? If you get a brand new machine - how does it get configured in 15 mins?
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8y ago
I mean something where the Apache authors get paid based on Apache usage by cloud customers (as an example).
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8y ago
The cloud that creates an Itunes like solution for OSS, creating a business model for OSS and earning the respect of developers will make bank like Apple did. Am hoping for one of the cloud players to adopt this strategy. Disclaimer: Views
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8y ago
I had similar hopes when Intel acquired Altera, however think Intel managed to completely botch that acquisition. I now believe Intels going through a phase where they seem to be struggling to get things out of the door on time (like 10nm,
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8y ago
Exact same experience. The best bug reporting experiences I had were with arch and Nix.
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8y ago
You mean developer in a developed country.
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Try using Windows with a 64 gig ssd. You run out of room really fast.
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8y ago
I would be more excited if there was evidence that graphics card vendors and platform vendors were onboard. Ie some commitment that webgpu is the replacement for Vulkan / Metal / DirectX / OpenGL (with backers of each of thes
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I dont care about what API wins, but the current stalemate is very disappointing. For all its flaws OpenGL was lingua franca for the longest time, now that Apple has deprecated it, I hope it gets replaced by a single credible alternative. T
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The important question is - are the graphics and platform vendors onboard? Does webgpu sit directly on top of graphics drivers or is this just a MoltenVK/Angle style abstraction layer that abstracts away OpenGL / Vulkan / Met
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Thanks for this information, it helps. The issue for me is that the target audience is probably < 10k people globally. The tool would act as a serious productivity multiplier for those 10k people (and those people are very well paid). In
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The reason I asked the question was to find pointers to people to talk to about their experience making money off open source. I have been wanting to build tools in some domain and am struggling with how to monetize desktop based software t
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Not every niche is going to be covered by the benevolent interests of your local friendly cloud provider.
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If you have any pointers to a company / individual making a living building open source tools for developers please let me know. (Working for a large cloud / OS provider that is subsidizing tool development as part of a platform
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8y ago
Think BinaryNinja has been acting pretty effectively as a competitor to IDA Pro. Its much cheaper than IDA, has a good API and I have been a very happy customer.
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8y ago
Could you elaborate on the issues with local networks?
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Could you elaborate a bit on the compile times? Python is an interpreted language, so am surprised to see that as a pain point.
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What IDE / language are you using?
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Hope they dont fall into the trap of pleasing everyone. People who are complaining about polish / fit / finish are likely to not switch to the first few iterations of this device anyway. I just hope that they actually ship (unlike
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"I am only leaving so that I can experience the joy of joining your perfect company again."
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It is really good - try it out sometime.
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8y ago
Dont forget 3dlabs.
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How do we get Bryan his own TV/Netflix show? There hasn’t been a video from him that I did not watch all the way to the end.
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