izacus

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by izacus 2mo ago
Source code of which components is that? It's not very clear from the mastodon thread.
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by izacus 2mo ago
I mean, Windows has managed to fix a lot of gaming/GPU stuff like this lately as well. They properly support HDR, VRR and even VRR with bornderless mode on older games - all of which has been very buggy and broken on Linux for a long t
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by izacus 2mo ago
I work in performance optimization (I guess the cottage industry you're talking about?) and GC issues haven't been close to top 10 problems in any of the engines or OSes we've dealt with lately, so I'm wondering what you
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by izacus 2mo ago
Spec says about 30m (it's relayed via tank pod transmitter using sound).
95.
by izacus 2mo ago
No, they really don't, it's a ridiculous claim.
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by izacus 2mo ago
> Why would I pay $10-20K/mo to employ a software engineer and then balk at a $500, $1000, or even $2000 monthly AI bill, assuming they were even vaguely trying to use the tokens productively? No idea, but companies refusing to buy
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by izacus 2mo ago
Is it though? Is it really? Outside the HN rant circles which want to return back to times where you needed an adapter for every single laptop model or be shit out of luck for connecting your mouse or projector?
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by izacus 2mo ago
Do you have any source taking about GC caused performance issues in those engines?
99.
by izacus 2mo ago
Garmin literally made their highly successful wearable business around your requirements.
100.
by izacus 2mo ago
In reality it was because Always On Displays were deemed a better replacement.
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by izacus 2mo ago
I don't have a Pixel Watch, but I do have a Garmin one which I use for: - Watch stuff (alarms, etc.) - Health stats tracking (HRV, sleep, steps, training readiness) - Offline navigation when hiking in the mountains (its really nice to
102.
by izacus 2mo ago
Why are you "assuming" when reading the fscking article would tell you you're wrong? How about you actually read the topic in question before putting a bitch in?
103.
by izacus 2mo ago
Then you did a bad tradeoff. Was the bad tradeoff done here?
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by izacus 2mo ago
Yes.
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by izacus 2mo ago
Somehow MBAs, our champions of capitalism, completely forgot that capitalism only really works for society when free market competition takes place. This is what's attractive about the "Mittlestand" - having a wide variety of
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by izacus 2mo ago
> AI writes code like that, but people get pretty upset hearing it. Yeah, people get upset when you spew out total bullshit. I work as a performance specialist and "AI writes code like that" is utter nonsense. AI writes the sam
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by izacus 2mo ago
No, 314 did not vote against. (Abstentions aren't votes against). Don't lie. Again, vote out the ones that are in favor and replace them with ones that will vote against the proposal.
108.
by izacus 2mo ago
With 276 MEPs in favor. Vote them out in 2029 if you want to change that.
109.
by izacus 2mo ago
There is no country in the world that fits your definition of democracy, so why are you attacking EU specifically?
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by izacus 2mo ago
Everything she does has to be confirmed by the parliament you're electing. Everything else she does needs to be confirmed by representatives of your own member state. Just like EVERY OTHER democracy.
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by izacus 2mo ago
That's a lie - chat control was amended and then passed via parliament vote. Please stop spreading fabrications - even when you dislike the result. That's fascist behaviour.
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by izacus 2mo ago
Remember that Chat control has gone through vote through directly elected parliament like any other legislation. The next election is in 2029. I suggest you show up instead of spreading fabrications online.
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by izacus 2mo ago
There's that small thing of DirectX 12 predating Vulkan (and massively predating the useful Vulkan specs).
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by izacus 2mo ago
This is absolute nonsense, for most of history most people were at the edge of starvation, balancing on the knifes edge between "not enough people to work on a farm to provide enough food" and "too many people for the food we
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by izacus 2mo ago
Certainly Van Der Leyen. I suggest you show up for next EU election if you don't like the option.
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by izacus 2mo ago
A parliamentary process where a law is being proposed, amended and voted upon isn't "corruption". Just because you disagree with a law, that doesn't make it "corruption" - it does make you an authoritarian that
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by izacus 2mo ago
In my part of Europe oral exams have been a staple even in highschool and across unis. I was pretty surprised when I've seen that other parts of the world don't complement written testing with oral understanding checks.
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by izacus 2mo ago
Why not have US Federal Government enforce this instead? It's way more impactful for most HN users. Why wait for Brussels beaurocrats we all have this much and not have the most important tech country in the world make this law?
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by izacus 2mo ago
This is such a bizarre take - a piece of media set in "New York" isn't "uninspired" because it uses NY as a backdrop. It's what it does with it. Same as a historical/fantasy game isn't "uninspire
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by izacus 2mo ago
It's practically always the game - Steam has offline mode which works fine.

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