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It's not. It's very fast, especially for gaming. Playing POE 2 with GPT2 or a recent wine version at max setting on 60+ FPS on those days. On a M3 MAX.

Being logged out of every app is so insane. No automatic recovery from that. Big fuckup.

Conceptually I can get behind, but as it's been said I join the belief that Carmack is smart enough to know we're probably not even on the right track to create a true form of self awareness that could end the world.

Alright, I've read too fast and the thread turned down my mood. Sorry!

Whoa, so we discard all his previous achievements because you're jealous you don't have any money?

Since when making math operations on a bunch of text is dangerous????

Prob making quick bucks on cryptos

Whatever it is? I mean it could change our relationship to energy in the next 10 to 20 years. If you don't get excited by this then I don't know.

How is it working? Who will host the terabytes of content is this really take off? Who will pay for it? Sure it’s easy to host a blockchain on a number of computers when it’s small, but if it really become THE source of truth, then you need actual $$$$$ to keep it alive.

From what I understand it’s still very expensive to store anything more than a few kb on the Blockhain as it’s distrbuted. So you still need a platform that will store the actual content and reference the transaction. In the end, it’s like web2 to me, if you kill the host / platform, you still have the blockchain but you lost the content.

Well, unless you get throttled down and run at 20% of your capacity because the temps is around 100 celcius ;)

lol. Better read 20 minutes right?

This can and is already done by third party clients. Would be a very disapointing way to implement if done like that in the official client.

Native app are better than mobile web for complexe application / website. Get over it.

I wish people would sponsor me for my open source SwiftUI applications: https://github.com/sponsors/Dimillian/ Because 4500 stars is nice but sponsoring is good too :D But I have a day job so it's fine I guess.

Fully open source the code is here: https://github.com/Dimillian/ACHNBrowserUI

I'm happy because I love the end result, it run greats on iPhone and iPad and quite solid on the latest version of iOS.

UIViewRepresentable is never used. Just for getting a SafariView and a UIActivity one (for sharing).

So much politics about that. I go on on SO from Google, find solution to my problem. Sometime add my own answers. And sometime I post question when I can't find solution. End of the story. Why the fuck it need to be so complicated?

I really don't care about USB-A port. USB-C is the future, and all my cable connect natively to USB-C now. The only thing I have is a 10€ dongle for my screen.

And lose them when you close the stupid window. At least Safari understand that pinned tabs should be present on EVERY windows at all time. Chrome is so stupid.

This is what I'll do actually. I have no choice, and I'll do it ASAP in order to not loose too much money as the building state is devaluating as time passes.

Because it's not that easy. I don't have 20K (or more) on hand to fix a building which went trough 150 years of life and lack of maintenance.

Ha, I have no idea on how to make that happen. But what will happen is that the city will slap a motion on the door of the building in the coming years, and we'll be forced to sell for as cheap as possible to city directly or some cheap promotor.

Which is kinda lame because giving 250K would be cheaper than buying 1M worth of land to demolish a building and build a 3M building on top of it.

While America have a big problem in public and private infrastructure, I've been wondering in my head about the problem even at small scale in cities and village here in France.

We have a ton of old buildings, privately owned. Mine included, where it's a small building of 4 floors and 4 owners. One appartement per floor. It's so hard to get people into investing money without any monetary return. We fix problems after they happen. We waited for the rain pipe to break to fix it, we waited for the balcony to leak in order to fix it etc..

In Marseille two buildings collapsed right in the center of city. They were decrepit and owned by a company who never invested a dim despite problem reported. People actually died.

I wonder how many time it need to happen until we wake up?

I'm managing my coproperty, and it's so hard to even find what kind of local/governmental help we can get. We would be very happy to redo insulation and building beams if it was possible to co-finance it which public/city money.

But instead the norm seems to let 150 years old building (built with good materials) getting destroyed and build new cheap reinforced concrete one.

Is it really cheaper to pop ton of buildings which will not even last 50 years? What is there no incentive to help privately owned building maintenance?

Counter argument: I could google it, read about it, and implement it. All of it in 1/2H with a computer with internet. Not on a whiteboard. Which is a fucking stupid interview process.

I don't understand the Firefox trend. It was good years ago. It's time to move on. Having one rendering engine is much better than having a lot of disparate features splitted across various engines.

People. Nobody using it. My mom is not on it. What the point?

Yet again, research and breakthrough are not made by profitable companies. And research money most often come from government with little to no incentive on ROI.

Damn, of course I'm a consumer of space. I would not even be half that interested on how to actually go on Mars if it was not for Space X.

You know, research money is not coming from nowhere, you have to actually advertise what you're doing in order to get money. I even bet the the bigger the crowd is, the more money you can raise.

You know, if the public opinion is favorable to what you're doing, it get a lot easier to actually do it.

A lot of haters here, while Space X is launching rockets on rockets and selling Tesla like hot cakes.

If the design changed radically, it did change radically, I guess we'll again be amazed when it'll be revealed.

Being good at marketing is essential for keeping people interested in space exploration in those dark times.

I'm sometime very tired of the pessimist sentiment here.