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ehutch79
4y ago
Is the problem actually the lack of ram though? We used to browse the web just fine on megabytes of ram... Now I expect modern sites to take my resources, but 1000x more?
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4y ago
the 13" pro and air are basically the same machine :-/ I'm pretty sure they're keeping that pro because it's a physical drop in replacement for previous models, just for business that want that continuity. That 8gb
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ehutch79
4y ago
Just because YOU do not have a use case, does not mean NO ONE has a use case. Your experiences are not the indicative of everyones experiences.
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ehutch79
4y ago
If you're installing third party services, and exposing them to the internet, or even local networks, it's not out of line to expect you to know what you're doing. At least enough to turn off the 'dont shoot yourself in
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ehutch79
4y ago
> Wishing you are always on the beach Thats not what they said and you know it.
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ehutch79
4y ago
Data structure is only a small part of what a database gets you.
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ehutch79
4y ago
Why wouldn't you want this? Committing code is not like browsing facebook, or searching on google. Even then, your name is on any posts you're making on twitter or facebook, and i'm sure google knows what you're searchin
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ehutch79
4y ago
Have you actually done this in production? What was the user load like? Performance / latency?
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ehutch79
4y ago
File systems are not a replacement for a database.
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ehutch79
4y ago
It's not the open source bit. It's the lack of formal corporate entity to sign NDAs and such.
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ehutch79
4y ago
What are you doing with onMouseMove that would be perceptible to the user at higher than 60fps, or even 120fps?
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ehutch79
4y ago
It's that it can't sign the NDAs in the first place. From what I understand, getting godot to output graphics on a switch or ps4 or whatever isn't the hard part. It's meeting quality control metrics from nintendo, sony,
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ehutch79
4y ago
Don't most cloud providers have some kind of VM/VPS/whatever, that is essentially just a linux instance? It's not hard to just script setup and deployment. Adding layers on top of serverless or whatever just to get back
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ehutch79
4y ago
Either, but the developers aparently say "go dot"
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4y ago
It's always been my understanding that with things like k8s and other orchestration stuff, you're supposed to spin up before you need the capacity? You set a threshold, like 75% capacity, and if you're over that for a bit, yo
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ehutch79
4y ago
I just read yesterday, that not only does my blog need microservices, it needs microfrontends.
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ehutch79
4y ago
It sucks that tic-tac-toe is not mentally stimulating enough for you. But... Just what are you doing at those playgrounds?
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ehutch79
4y ago
also, airtags arn't the only, and nowhere near the first, device that does this. not to excuse apple, but this isn't a new or unique problem.
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4y ago
Is it just me or was testing done with only four concurrent clients? In a mostly read only environment? Wouldn't moving to a static site generator been a better direction in that case? If you're maxing out at four people reading y
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4y ago
Right. We agree then, there arn't a lot of content sites that would benefit from being an SPA. it'd have to be a multimedia extravaganza really. And since most of the web is mundane content sites, SPAs should be rareish on the pub
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4y ago
Why would I let the marketing team have any say in the site I'm working on? It would be completely inappropriate. If any of the sites pages appeared in any search engine I'd probably be fired, possibly be talking with lawyers....
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ehutch79
4y ago
pro and max are the same clock speeds as the base m1, just more 'performance' cores. m2 has faster core speed
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ehutch79
4y ago
Nope that first line is not true. 8gb does not feel the same as 16gb I had the 8gb for work, and i was routinely using about 10gb. Switching apps or desktops meant changing chunks of memory in and out of swap. it was noticeable most when sw
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4y ago
That's likely with the minimum ram and storage
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4y ago
Shit. I guess I should remove the flags from my models. But now how do I tell if a company is a qualified vendor or not? If a user is active and can login. I could have sworn I just read an article about putting code that's not ready b
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4y ago
In 50 years who's running the servers that are required for the game. It's not like the characters movement will be on the block chain. You're not spending eth every time you attack a mob. It's not like everyone else
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ehutch79
4y ago
Yeah, profile manager was never much more than a reference implementation. It never really was something you'd put into production. It also was never free, it was part of server
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4y ago
What's the cost at the cross over though? If it switches at $10 worth of bandwidth, or even at $20, is that REALLY that much?
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4y ago
Even with the price increase, it's a fraction of what i'm paying for what feels like aging rackspace stuff
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4y ago
But it's not like you can use assets/data from one website in another, unless it's something like a jpg... in which case it's not like you can't just upload that jpg You'd need everyone to agree to the same sta
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