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by jabwd 1y ago
.... which is the problem here. The internet took decades. The iPhone didn't change anything this quickly either. We're seeing massive brain rot in many studies, no real world data that actual shows productivity gains. This adop
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by jabwd 1y ago
Even though I run it full time now personally; I still think Linux has massive problems something like Windows or macOS don't have: app development. You can't target a thing, you have to target all the things and bloat your app
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by jabwd 1y ago
Though my code complexity is far FAR from what you've been writing it has been a similar experience for me. There are a few footguns and a bug in chrono I still have to find the energy to report or fix; which has been causing a bi-year
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by jabwd 1y ago
Sqlite defaults in many ways perfectly fine, you get the foot guns when you need the performance. Read the article rather than commenting on HN because WAL is not default.
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by jabwd 1y ago
This language and its upsides (that come from the VM) really are not for application development in this manner. I'm sure you can make it work somehow but its like using a tank to get groceries. Reliability, scalability, aren't co
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by jabwd 1y ago
What version of Linux do you run for that? I've had issues getting Fedora or Ubuntu or Mint to work with my Xbox controller + Bluetooth card combo, somehow Bazzite doesn't have these issues even though its based on Fedora and I do
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by jabwd 1y ago
Is this like a computational + memory need? Otherwise one would think something like the framework desktop or a mac mini would be a better choice right?
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by jabwd 1y ago
Started out as a developer in the 10.4/10.5 days. Mostly coz I was messing around with trying to get stuff to run in a semi-darkmode :) and theming things. Messing about in the system folder wasn't as complicated back then
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by jabwd 2y ago
His whole thing is making money. Whatever grift it is he'll grab it, that is all it is with persona's that pretend science is fake.
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by jabwd 2y ago
> No, it is not the entire point. No one is really doubting whether you can write a driver in Rust, C++ or Swift. The whole experiment is whether you can slowly move in to existing mature kernel subsystems without being too disruptive. W
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by jabwd 2y ago
This again gets back to the main point which you keep misrepresenting. This has nothing to do with a thick skin, this is a core subsystem maintainer outright saying they won't support R4L, which means its dead.
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by jabwd 2y ago
Part of me feels like something like Redox isn't exactly worthit. Now I hope the project succeeds in whatever goals they have, and honestly where they've gotten to is impressive; what I mean to say is that I think it would be far
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by jabwd 2y ago
> To me it looks like that for Linux big part of R4L experiment is to specifically understand whether Rust people can convince key stakeholders that R4L is good idea and get their buy-in and that is why he doesn't attempt to force i
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by jabwd 2y ago
Keep in mind that it takes at least 3 months to produce an M4, and the design has been finalized long before that. So most likely yes
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by jabwd 2y ago
This is a flawed comparison in many ways. As you might not understand IE was problematic because of its massive install base and everyone only, and only writing their websites for chrome oh wait. Typo'd there, meant IE.
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by jabwd 2y ago
Sorry I never ended up replying. You are correct, in protobuf you have field numbers ( and I have to admit what I commented has been a number of years ago by now my knowledge is crusty ). Usually when doing this type of work, as I was doing
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by jabwd 2y ago
SQLite performance is kinda nutty. My design of the DB at the time was probably poor (but I was 15 so cut me some slack :D) but I made an app that had to run on iPod Touches at the time, so we could use the accelerometer for physics class i
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by jabwd 2y ago
You can decode protobuf in the same way, I've written several decoders in the past that don't rely on an external schema. There are some types you can't always decode with a 100% confidence, but then again JSON or something l
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by jabwd 2y ago
This is honestly getting tiring. Not only is the billeting tone pointless, neither are those reports conclusive or evidence on their own. I formed my opinion over the years of the diseases that are being caused by a lot of people using thes
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by jabwd 2y ago
No, because that takes time, but that is my entire point. Claiming it is not as dangerous without actually knowing that is just, weird :/
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by jabwd 2y ago
Calling vaping safer without there being any good evidence for that is quite a stretch. However I despise this pure resource waste. Can we just stop that instead while we investigate the effects of inhaling burning copper and plastic?
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by jabwd 2y ago
idk my xbox controller works on macOS, doesn't on Linux. Same bluetooth chipset (Magic of multiple drives and hackintoshing some crap). Idk what USB thing you're talking about but you surely seem to be capable of providing some ac
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by jabwd 2y ago
Except that the GC makes it exactly not viable for games and its one of the biggest problems Unity devs run into. I agree it's a great language, but its not a do it all.
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by jabwd 2y ago
The offering from Hetzner I find especially appealing are the consumer grade hardware ones. No I wouldn't host business critical services on one, but I don't have those so easy win for me price wise.
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by jabwd 2y ago
Random output from my system: App Name: Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer.app Electron Version: 25.8.4 -n File Name: /Applications/Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer.app/Contents/Frameworks/Electron Framework.fr
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by jabwd 2y ago
Problem with that approach is that an adblocker is actual critical anti malware software.
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by jabwd 2y ago
Honestly I connected it to both macOS and windows before. I recently got a new WiFi card so I'm thinking it just has a crappy chipset in terms of Linux support (Asus PCE-AXE59BT is all my store had at the time). Playing around with Min
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by jabwd 2y ago
Don't have one of those (and really don't want one, AA ftw in a controller tbh), from what I read during my journey is that the xbox controller uses some weird DRM in their chipset but I have honestly no clue what that means in th
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by jabwd 2y ago
I recently tried. After hours of trying my xbox controller still can't connect. Steam doesn't detect my Gullikit controller and frankly, I have to literally decide to go down this pain again to hopefully maybe switch one day.
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by jabwd 2y ago
It has tabs on macOS at least, but it f alls in the classic pitfall of cross platform applications where they made the mistake of not using the OS to resolve keystrokes. So my keyboard layout doesn't work with the app at all. I've

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