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by fjksksvdjsjd 9y ago
Didn’t apple just ADD support for external, discrete GPUs? It’s certainly disheartening to see them drop support; I understand the latency demands, but the platform tie in is unnecessary. At least there’s linux! :)
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by fjksksvdjsjd 9y ago
Hopeful, eh?
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by fjksksvdjsjd 9y ago
Well, that’s an argument they should have made! I think it’s extremely charitable to assume this is why, though, when every indication points to code-audit fearmongering. But, you’re also forgetting that these virus scanners can also be vul
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by fjksksvdjsjd 9y ago
It is for many cases of computation! I can do my bill paying, writing, and much of my coding work from a raspberry pi; for those things, it’s a suitable replacement. These days you can get an entire phone that outputs to your tv that is hac
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by fjksksvdjsjd 9y ago
But, it’s really not that terrible. Intel has plenty of competition; if you just need “a computer” you can get a rpi for $25. Realistically there’s no way to buy digital video without also fucking yourself into a walled garden that restrict
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by fjksksvdjsjd 9y ago
Anti competitive or not, it’s terrible for consumers.
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by fjksksvdjsjd 9y ago
Or inbox/gmail. All mailto links are hardwired to the shitty built-in imap client.
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by fjksksvdjsjd 9y ago
Yikes, that killed my interest with a bullet. Do people only game with it?
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by fjksksvdjsjd 9y ago
I haven’t played too much with VSTs beyond a proof of concept for logic tools. However I have been doing plenty of realtime processing! It’s great: it integrates seamlessly with the C ABI—I wrote my own core audio binding (though there is a
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by fjksksvdjsjd 9y ago
It’s good. Net/http is still less mature, but this an absolutey massive golang ecosystem. You can certainly write http clients and servers today. Unicode, string processing, regex—all of these have performant, stable implementations,