gabrielhidasy

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by gabrielhidasy 5y ago
Helps a lot though, it's much easier to be a consumer of a commodity (the FPGA) than to make the supply chain produce your bespoke product.
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by gabrielhidasy 5y ago
I'm ok with things rewritten in Rust, really looks awesome as a language. And the fact every rust project advertises rust front and center compounds that image.
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by gabrielhidasy 5y ago
Not lamenting in this case, the project is awesome and rust is made for this. I just find amusing that almost all popular rust projects I see have "in Rust" front and center Must be an awesome language to work on.
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by gabrielhidasy 5y ago
For each piece of software, there just be a version in Rust, and that version must advertise it's rustiness
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by gabrielhidasy 5y ago
YouTube Music, mostly because it comes with YouTube premium and that's a small price to pay for reliable no ads on all devices.
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by gabrielhidasy 5y ago
Really depends, I can see a lot of quality of life on leaving family set for the next few centuries. And a lot of headache on managing the next personal island.
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by gabrielhidasy 5y ago
The average electron program has very little data to work with and not a lot of hard algorithms to run, yet still feels sluggish, that's the main complaint here
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by gabrielhidasy 5y ago
To be fair, not crashing under poorly written programs is a fundamental part of OS stability. Windows at the time had no resiliency against a CS101 student messing up on an assignment, it was unstable.
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by gabrielhidasy 6y ago
I don't know what is happening, but you could try a few experiments: - Use them with NC on, but no meetings/music. That would show if your problem is not the 'normal' volume. - Use them with NC off. No ringing would poin