hu3

7 ms·

61.
by hu3 7mo ago
If cross platform support took so long, it's a major red flag. Plus Swift is arguably too unnecessarily complex now. And there's Rust/Zig so why use Swift for low level?
62.
by hu3 7mo ago
I'll steal this to my projects bug template! /s "Please consider cosmic rays hitting the computer, defective ram chips, weird modifications of the system before submitting the bug. Unlesss you explicitly acknowledge that, you
63.
by hu3 7mo ago
They could just, not close the bug? Mozilla is famous for having 20 year old bug reports that gets fixed after all that time.
64.
by hu3 7mo ago
> What are you building? Does the tool help or hurt? > People answered this wrong in the Ruby era, they answered it wrong in the PHP era, they answered it wrong in the Lotus Notes and Visual BASIC era. I'm assuming you're sa
65.
Archetypal ECS Considered Harmful?(moonside.games)
1 points by hu3 7mo ago|0 comments
66.
by hu3 7mo ago
That makes Wine on Linux even more amazing. It means these games were already running well in Linux and even better now.
67.
by hu3 7mo ago
No, there's no mention of MDM.
68.
by hu3 7mo ago
> Dirt 3 went from 110.6 FPS to 860.7 FPS > Resident Evil 2 jumped from 26 FPS to 77 FPS > Call of Juarez went from 99.8 FPS to 224.1 FPS > Tiny Tina's Wonderlands saw gains from 130 FPS to 360 FPS Amazing. I don't und
69.
by hu3 7mo ago
Yep, this is on par with "Do you guys not have phones?" levels of disconnect. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/do-you-guys-not-have-phones
70.
by hu3 7mo ago
It's due to the path of least resistance. One solution could be to have common traits versioned in the standard library.
71.
by hu3 7mo ago
I fucking love XFCE! And have more than a decade of mileage with it.
72.
by hu3 7mo ago
macOS sucks! you need a ton of third party tools and customizations to make it sane for basic things like window management. It's no better than Windows with regards of ammount of tweaking needed for power users. And it scans every ex
73.
by hu3 7mo ago
Evidently nothing is permanent. So that just shows arrogance.
74.
by hu3 7mo ago
Blog title lacks iOS: "Building Digs, an offline Discogs companion" And it's a RN app: > It’s a React Native app built with Expo and TypeScript. Data lives in SQLite.
75.
by hu3 7mo ago
Then don't use it? These features require explicit permission.
76.
by hu3 7mo ago
No this is where Apple gets handwaved with whataboutism.
77.
by hu3 7mo ago
Speaking about Electron, for my own little tools I have been using TypeScript+Bun with Electrobun. https://github.com/blackboardsh/electrobun
78.
by hu3 7mo ago
One of the reasons is that this kind of title editorialization fosters generic commentaries in reaction to titles.
79.
by hu3 7mo ago
> Also MCP is very obviously dead... Couldn't have been more wrong. MCP despite its manageable downsides is leagues ahead of anything else in many ways. The fact that SoTA models are trained to handle MCP should be hint enough to th
80.
by hu3 7mo ago
Source? I ask because I use 500k+ context on these on a daily basis. Big refactorings guided by automated tests eat context window for breakfast.
81.
by hu3 7mo ago
Native, no. That would cannibalise Apple services which is a huge source of revenue for them.
82.
by hu3 7mo ago
That was my experience too with Dell. They flew a tech next day to where I lived with spare parts. Replaced mobo/cpu (which burned due my overclock shenanigans) without asking questions. That was really impressive especially when compa
83.
by hu3 7mo ago
Interesting. Do you have a link?
84.
by hu3 7mo ago
It's going to take 3 years+ and it will be a 8GB RAM linux machine.
85.
by hu3 7mo ago
For double the price!
86.
by hu3 7mo ago
Phones should be made to be held in any way. Different people, different grips. It should just work. Other brands manage to do better so why can't Apple with their $1k phone? It's laughable they still get people to defend that. An
87.
by hu3 7mo ago
What could find in the readme shows: ~19 tok/s for Apple M1 Max (64 GB) with TinyLlama-1.1B-Chat-v1.0
88.
by hu3 7mo ago
> It seem people are scared of big words? Classic "skill issue" hubris by the language community.
89.
by hu3 7mo ago
Yes and the result of this $10k endeavour is a much slower a dumber model than any SoTA $20/mo API. On top of the maintenance burden to keep software/models updated.
90.
by hu3 7mo ago
whataboutism doesn't make it any better, you know

More ›