izacus

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871.
by izacus 1y ago
Can you define "rational" here? Most rational people where I live also consider the wellbeing of others and will make decisions (and even vote) to make sure others live well besides them. Is you defition of rationality basically &
872.
by izacus 1y ago
Wonder if they used Copilot for coding those features and then AI to review them. I bet the productivity of the engineers was off the charts for that one.
873.
by izacus 1y ago
Yes, that's exactly the gaslighting I'm talking about :)
874.
by izacus 1y ago
I'm talking about couple of years ago, in the leadup to elections.
875.
by izacus 1y ago
*AMD, obviously I meant AMD, not AMX :)
876.
by izacus 1y ago
Just before elections the democrat/left US reporters were persuading me that US is doing fine on all metrics and that people's vibes are wrong. It was utterly bizzare seeing the podcasters and media just gaslight everyone that dis
877.
by izacus 1y ago
GoG did extractly that - Galaxy client runs well under Proton.
878.
by izacus 1y ago
Most of them aren't though. Significantly more old games work on Android than they do on Linux desktop distros. This is why everyone is dropping Linux support and targeting Proton instead.
879.
by izacus 1y ago
Wifi 7 without MLO works just fine and quickly though.
880.
by izacus 1y ago
We call it "cache" don't we these days? And they've become massive - Apple M series and AMX Strix series have 24/32MB of L3 cache. This is where a lot of their performance comes from.
881.
by izacus 1y ago
Proton runs GOG Galaxy well too, so what exactly do you want?
882.
by izacus 1y ago
The client works very well on Linux via Proton. I don't think a niche store like GoG has to put a massive investment into marginal platform like Linux when Proton makes it work very well by itself.
883.
by izacus 1y ago
I'm not sure what do you mean? I'm running eGPU with my Strix Point laptop via Thunderbolt. I've also seen quite a few mini PCs with Oculink port and Strix Halo CPUs.
884.
by izacus 1y ago
One week of hacking makes every library look good, but have you shipped actual product that other people widely use with Rust GUI yet? What was the experience there and - most importantly - what were the downsides?
885.
by izacus 1y ago
But WHERE is that code in the kernel? That, I think, it the OPs point. Where is that demonstration?
886.
by izacus 1y ago
You're now just making up more and more ridiculous nonsense to beat a wrong point.
887.
by izacus 1y ago
Don't ignore the difference in scale though. Something happening some of the time isn't the same as happening most of the time.
888.
by izacus 1y ago
My experience is that people clamming they use AI exclusively are usually trying to sell an AI product.
889.
by izacus 1y ago
Yes, they're absolutely making money there and probably more than they did in the era of CDs.
890.
by izacus 1y ago
You ordering the rest of the world which features should exist isn't how anything works.
891.
by izacus 1y ago
Yes. Usually power line also jumps circuits in those cases which massively degrades reliability and throughput.
892.
by izacus 1y ago
Managing connections, connection looking and transactions was something that was always an issue with SQLalchemy for us. Migrations were significantly more terrible as well.
893.
by izacus 1y ago
That's not what I said though.
894.
by izacus 1y ago
Why is your assumption for Microsoft different from Apple?
895.
by izacus 1y ago
Err... I don't understand what keystone means in your sentence.
896.
by izacus 1y ago
Yes, it periodically pesters me with it.
897.
by izacus 1y ago
Can someone answer why is this ok on iOS and macOS but not Windows? They all provide backup via their own paid clouds and ask for an opt-in.
898.
by izacus 1y ago
Being closer to SQL in my projects meant that it had more footguns than C++ and developers had to know a lot about DB details to not break things.
899.
by izacus 1y ago
How is that relevant to anything?
900.
by izacus 1y ago
Ok, but that's still nVidia DLSS tech from desktop, what's Nintendo in-house about it?

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