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by ehutch79 4y ago
It was also very possible to write a restaurants website that ran at 5fps on the fastest cpu at the time. and honestly that's why a lot of people wanted flash dead.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
But 4$ of revenue! Do that 1000x and think of the growth!
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Printing to letter size paper is also not the only output. Where I work we routinely send PDFs to print houses. They're large format, as in paper size. Honestly I can't imagine sending an html/css bundle to a factory. How wou
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by ehutch79 4y ago
It's a print format. They're meant to replicate the printed output. Sometimes I wonder how in touch Nielsen is with the real world.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Depends... There are already other implementations. But CPython is the reference implementation. That's part of why we're only now seeing optimizations that reduce code clarity for reading. (i think, dont quote me on this)
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by ehutch79 4y ago
https://godotengine.org/article/introducing-gd-extensions/ https://docs.godotengine.org/en/4.0/tutorials/scripting/gdex... https://github.com/godot-rust/gd
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Not familiar with the codebase, so grain of salt. It's likely due to being cross platform. What's happening is they're bundling the scripts and assets with a pre-built binary. If you're writing all c++ you're likely
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Do you actually need to port? It's not like 3.x suddenly stopped working. It's not like older games are porting to new versions of engines either.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Some of those improvements came directly from the 4.0 work.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
If we get rid of normal classes, how do things like Django ORM work? It's a pretty significant package, if you're proposing this kind of thing, I assume there's an answer to this...
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Ram usage for one, then there's the general slowness. Sometimes it just dies. It took the longest time to get an apple silicon native version. Compared to VSCode which is one of the best electron apps, Teams shows why you might want to
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Often the business requirements are non-sensical, contradicting, or pointless. Someone has to actually figure out what they mean without pissing off steakholders. Remember, this isn't actually AI, it's machine learning, and the le
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Something looks weird with dns on my end. Now I have to figure that out
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Apparently the founders are involved with a commercial entity to solve the console issue
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by ehutch79 4y ago
NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID It's showing as some kind of cicso cert valid for a couple of days. There's no interception on this network. Other let's encrypt certs work just fine.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
joinpeertube.org Clicking on the HN link, as a user how would I know this is to be expected? or that it's one random node?
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by ehutch79 4y ago
I'm getting certificate errors. This is a giant red flag to me.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
I'm just going to shrug here. If it's cheaper why wouldn't they keep doing that?
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by ehutch79 4y ago
I've seen this with a couple of friends. They won't make that exception. Corporations are not your friend. They are not actually family, despite what HR platitudes you might heat. They will do the cost effect thing, end of story.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
And congrats on getting fired for refusing to use the companies internal tools. Not all web sites are brochure-ware. Sometime the target demographic is a limited number of internal employees who open the app once and keep it open. Never min
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by ehutch79 4y ago
I'm surprised they're advertising immutability on here. One of the issues many commenters on hacker news have with MacOS is SIP which is exactly this. "If random binaries on my system can't overwrite kernel modules on di
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Sure, you don't hear about them because they were so full of spam no one bothered with them.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Moderation. The hard part is Moderation. Especially the larger you scale, the less this becomes a technical problem, and more of a 'how will people abuse this' problem. Second hardest part? Paying for it. Streaming 1080 streams ca
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by ehutch79 4y ago
It did, but people went straight to abusing them, so they were removed.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Great.... How do you do that inside a 4 hour workshop?
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Hi! Welcome to this <whatever> workshop. First thing we're going to need to do is install a new os! It's always weird to me how the response to 'its great for showing new users stuff' is 'WHAT!? why arn't
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by ehutch79 4y ago
I find having multiple versions weird. That’s gotta be a niche need. If nothing else it seems like a good way to let packages be lax in keeping their dependencies up to date.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
There’s nothing really wrong with pip. It doesn’t have a lot of features, but its position isn’t one to have those features. It’s simple ina good way. I don’t need to futz with a bunch of stuff I don’t need to get it going
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Passkeys absolutely do not need an email.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
No one thinks SMS is a good idea. That's why most competent places are pushing time based one time passwords, or some kind of cert based push method.

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