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My argon rasberry setup with an SSD is also stable.

Only reason why it fails is when the electricity goes out. A battery that could keep it running for 10 minutes would completely be enough.

Yeah, and zig solves that. Instead of installing, trying the right header files, you just untar 70mb and you are good to go.

A LOT of projects in the Java world do add new features to java. My favorite is CraC

Got a 2017 macbook, please force me to ugprade

Maybe these containers should be build for wasm-wasi instead of x86 from the beginning? Then there would be no need to emulate x86 in wasm

link please

o wow, the KPI of user acquisition should be through the roof with login required

It's been a long process, 2 years ago people were already talking about Evergrande falling

Scala can just use the virtual thread pool as default execution context and its beautiful, you can just call whatever you want in a Future

I wanted to have apple notes on linux, so I used tauri and just redirected to the apple notes web app.

I could really feel the lag and the lack of snappiness when interacting with that UI.

Its webkit, safari also uses webkit? Why is it so slow?

One way is legal, the other is not wirh shady buters, etc.

You might want to hold on for a few more Qs because short term solutions like this do increase stocks.

Yeah, I agree, I am a geek though and wanted a linux machine with arm so I could do some assembly hacking on it (nothing serious). Just the general geek factor I think makes a lot of people buy it.

I use the Argon case with ssd over usb, since the sd cards failed like after 2 weeks. For me it is perfect, I get to host all my minimal things (vpn, ssh over it, host photos, videos, run a few services) and it is like super energy efficient, although that efficiency is more of an ego boost than actual use.

I think there are a lot of atom mini pcs which have normal ethernet and m2 connectors that are a better alternative.

i run an rpi to host stuff for cheap (the energy drain of the pi is low), my main machine goes to sleep after 15min to save costs. seemes like a neat trick to remotely wake it up

Actually with zig you dont need gcc anymore. Everything in a 60mb zip.

I drive a basic 2014 jetta with an old analog media center, I really never faced an issue where the car got into a faulty state.

https://webkit.org/blog/6240/ecmascript-6-proper-tail-calls-... looks like javascriptcore has it

tell them: its just business

I think they started using their proton layer for dota2. I am lately experiencing lags during their heavy animations when presenting Arcana and special game modes, other than that it works fine. I have a lot of games since I buy 3 year old games for 5 dollars and most of them work fine. The newest games with special anti cheat systems probably do not work.

But this is a huge step. They are ahead of the competition. If the competition wants to offer something better than Steam they now need to invest heavily in linux support which increases the costs of development significantly.

With all the machine learning we have, game makers could train models to spot hackers. The hacking patterns were obvious even during counter strike 1.6 days. Maybe they got more subtle?

I don't play a lot of FPS, but In Dota2 I see a bunch of hackers where the replay literally shows you how they do not even react with their mouse to a threat that appears suddenly but still manage to cast a spell somehow. I don't even think that machine learning is needed to detect that kind of hack.

Can you link to learning resources?

Been playing a lot of steam games with proton, it is mind bogling how valve expanded from support for linux for the source engine to support 70% of the games.

i get sweaty hands from reading this

Water skiing bisons, now thats a good idea

Just sticking with your old horse, has its problems, but you wont get surprised by new ones

linkedin resume with total hours played

.NET has the ability to handle your memory layout explicitly with structs.

They expanded on that functionality with span and made sure that the common libraries is implemented using this.

If you do textbook OOP development for everything, you will end up with a lot of allocations and what not, which was the case, so they went through the entire base class library and rewrote all often used methods to be faster.

they even posted a bunch of posts with all their improvement tricks: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/performance-improvemen...

where is the price?

Sun has ceased to exist a decade ago

When you drop the pot, get a job and work with an entire team on a single project - you learn to appreciate the safety of types