paddim8

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by paddim8 10mo ago
It absolutely is not awful. You are doing something wrong then. It's not as good as on macOS of course but it's still great. I get 8-10 hours.
32.
by paddim8 10mo ago
It's not. What makes you say this?
33.
by paddim8 10mo ago
I used my homemade shell language last year, called elk shell. It worked surprisingly well, better than other languages I've tried, because unlike other shell languages it is just a regular general purpose scripting language with a sta
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by paddim8 1y ago
Native AOT compiled code is not necessarily faster than JIT compiled code. The Java JIT engine can do a lot of optimisations that would not be possible with AOT compilation. In the end it's compiled down to machine code anyway.
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by paddim8 1y ago
You don't have to implement some big new feature. I found a layout rendering problem when I tested it on my own website and could quite easily go and fix it without having any prior experience with browser development.
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by paddim8 1y ago
Well that's why they're going to rewrite parts of the code where those things are more likely in Swift
37.
by paddim8 1y ago
What? No one is expecting Ladybird to be fast at this stage. No one is claiming that it is. Ladybird is competitive because of the speed of which it is improving.
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by paddim8 1y ago
Well Andreas Kling has worked on Safari and WebKit and (obviously) has talked to a lot of browser people. He knows what he is doing, and he frequently says that no one that has actually worked on a browser thinks it's impossible to cre
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by paddim8 1y ago
What? Accused of only being done in academic environments? Never heard that. Academics seem to spend 99% of their time talking about parser generators and LR parsing for some reason while most production compilers have handwritten recursive
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by paddim8 1y ago
This is such a strange mindset. First of all, unsafe Rust is not comparable to C. It still has a lot of checks and balanced that C does not have. The author is also planning to make it more safe. And what do you mean "the primary reaso
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by paddim8 2y ago
The only difference is that you have to specify the type of the list when you declare it though... That's not really a big deal. List<string> names = ["Peter", "Julia", "Xi"]; names.Select(name =>
42.
by paddim8 2y ago
$100/g? You can buy it for less than 1/10 of that in Europe at least
43.
by paddim8 2y ago
Ladybird doesn't support Windows yet because most developers use Linux or macOS. Ladybird has been progressing faster when it comes to CSS rendering and JavaScript support.
44.
by paddim8 2y ago
So why does it work so well in Nordic countries then? Unionisation is the norm here
45.
by paddim8 2y ago
Ladybird is all about the engine. It's progressing faster than servo
46.
by paddim8 2y ago
Do you know who Andreas is? He knows more than you.
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by paddim8 2y ago
Well maybe they're ok with that? They want browser diversity. Getting Microsoft to use a new engine is better for diversity than if they just used chromium like now.
48.
by paddim8 2y ago
It makes it much easier to build new engines in the future. Even if only a few people are interested in this knowledge, they can make a big impact with the software they write.
49.
by paddim8 2y ago
Stop reading headlines
50.
by paddim8 2y ago
Norway is absolutely not the least diverse country in the world. You just made that up. /r/ShitAmericansSay
51.
by paddim8 2y ago
Why is it bizarre? It encouraged people to contribute to the project. It clearly worked out well for them. SerenityOS isn't for regular users, it's for developers.
52.
by paddim8 2y ago
That's incredibly wasteful. You can't be serious?
53.
by paddim8 2y ago
What? You don't have to work on Windows with .net either and there is an IntelliJ IDE for C#.
54.
by paddim8 2y ago
Andreas worked on performance for Safari and has also talked to several other people who have worked with the JavaScript engines of major browsers and they have all come to the same conclusion.
55.
by paddim8 3y ago
> Fresh No, frozen and dried stuff are fine. I don't get the obsession with freshness when talking about healthy food.
56.
by paddim8 3y ago
I honestly don't understand what people are talking about. Looks fine to me.
57.
by paddim8 3y ago
One of the problems with asahi is that it isn't pressure sensitive enough, so you have to press harder. That feels like something that they can fix, but they haven't for some reason.
58.
by paddim8 3y ago
Where do you live? Switzerland?
59.
by paddim8 3y ago
They used IRC but they switched because IRC is just too inconvenient. Discord is proprietary, but it works really well for them. They chose to be pragmatic.
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by paddim8 3y ago
This isn't about PostNord. This simply let's them pick up the plates themselves until the case has been settled. Also, PostNord hasn't decided to not deliver to T. The workers have.

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