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by mgh95 3y ago
Probably a combination of all of the above. When git won the VCS war, the local repo aspect was very important compared to prior options. It's fast enough, generally, except when using large files like in game dev where people prefer p
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I received a degree in electrical and computer eng. In general, CS can get you in the door for industrial automation, particularly with the ability to write simple HTTP servers and a familiarity with networking for embedded products. As far
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It would both improve the performance of c# performance, reduce alloc overhead for javascript interop and reduce download size. It's an absolute win.
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Can you clarify a bit on what you mean by "chunk" guy? Are you alluding to the ability to distribute work by an isolation mechanism such as cgroups vs machine a-la borg/google?
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No. This website is slow because its a liveview style websocket on each drag and drop action. A wasm implementation would not exhibit these characteristics.
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This is just the adage software is a gas. linkedin.com now takes 5.1mb; users are simply becoming accustomed to larger web based applications.
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Yeah, the issues here appear to be developer related. The docs offer less practical guidance than they should on proper deployment of blazor applications. I work on a startup that is on WASM (primarily desktop; little to no mobile usage, wh
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This is because it's the server version. This is equivalent to liveview websites that have roundtrip latency. Do you know if there is a wasm hosted version of this?
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The individuals founding the bakery took a risk in firm formation (incorporation, initial lease collateral, equipment loans which may have been cosigned by the owners as individuals, etc.). The rewards received were purely salary based -- e