bendhoefs

7 ms·

1.
by bendhoefs 2y ago
What does Rust have to do with it? You can write MIT or GPL licensed code in any language.
2.
by bendhoefs 2y ago
This is a bad idea. You can make Linux look like Windows on the surface but people are going to then be surprised and frustrated when it doesn't act like Windows, it will come off as cheap imitation. People get confused about the idea
3.
by bendhoefs 2y ago
I wish it would get LSP support. There are some plugins but they seem buggy/ incomplete/ abandoned. It could be a nice lightweight alternative to VSCode.
4.
by bendhoefs 2y ago
I'm surprised no one's mentioned Virtualization-based security in this thread. I suspect this is responsible for a big part of the gap. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/windows-vbs-harms-performa...
5.
by bendhoefs 2y ago
What are these APIs? Why isn't this possible on standard cross platform graphics APIs? Edit: I guess it's probably this sort of thing https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/directcomp/a
6.
by bendhoefs 2y ago
Why is that the bare minimum? I also think that doc page is a little old. The feature is over 2 years old now and hot reloading is inherently "unsafe" in any compiled language. It's just letting you know that Rust's safe
7.
by bendhoefs 2y ago
What do you mean by this? Rust has multiple game engines that support hot reloading and/ or scripting. https://fyrox-book.github.io/beginning/hot_reloading.html https://github.com/jarkonik/bev
8.
by bendhoefs 2y ago
On my laptop there is a noticeable keystroke delay compared to other editors.
9.
by bendhoefs 2y ago
Bandcamp and RYM.
10.
by bendhoefs 2y ago
It opened instantly and worked smoothly in Firefox on my 8 year old android.
11.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
The code generation is certainly a build step. This kind of code generation is common for interfaces defined outside of a project's programming language.
12.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
KDE Plasma 6 will have some basic support for HDR features when it comes out. The Wayland color management protocol needed for full support is not yet finalized although there is a working informal implementation of HDR for the Steam Deck
13.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
What he's saying is they may have calculated rates based on how many cars of that brand were sold rather than how many are still "in circulation".
14.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
Do you think I'm saying this because I'm a Republican? Biden has actually been the best president of my lifetime for these issues but that just speaks to how pathetic the Democrats have been on economic issues for decades. Barely
15.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2023/08/03/politics/cnn-poll-economic-pe... Here's what they think. Telling everyone to eat some charts while they're getting squeezed is not going to go over well.
16.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
I don't want 2008 to be the benchmark for a good economy.
17.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
Anti-monopoly policy is one lever the president has and has been essentially ignored since the 70s in favor talking about the fed the fed the fed all the time. As one example the meat packing industry has become highly consolidated, squeezi
18.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
At this moment there is still a headline up on BBC: Hospital Blast in Gaza City Kills Hundreds - Health Officials. In addition to the problems Nate mentions with this wording a reasonable person could think that these "health officials
19.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
The harm of child porn isn't just the children that are hurt by its production but also that it fuels the urges of the people who consume it. You don't cure people of any sexual compulsion by indulging it. >The reason CSAM&#x2F
20.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
Why should having the GPU drivers checked into the same repository mean that they can't be loaded and unloaded dynamically?
21.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
I don't agree with your assertions. They have a center-left worldview which I personally don't share but I find that they are generally factually accurate. >We know they post propaganda, spin stories however they please Don&#x2
22.
by bendhoefs 3y ago
A lot of people don't remember how slow Firefox used to be before ~2018. Maintaining compatibility with XUL extensions really held them back for a while.
23.
by bendhoefs 4y ago
Why? If China decides to invade Taiwan surely they'll do everything they can to not give the rest of the world a reason to intervene. They want Taiwan not a war with the entire west all at once.
24.
by bendhoefs 4y ago
In my experience it's newer buildings that tend to have paper thin walls. In my current apartment(late 70s) I very rarely hear my neighbors. At my last apartment I could literally hear my neighbors cough. Absolutely miserable. I wish t
25.
by bendhoefs 5y ago
Well, bad example, but it was a key event.
26.
by bendhoefs 5y ago
I'm reminded of a dead archduke and burning Reichstag...
27.
by bendhoefs 5y ago
A browser would not do well as a volunteer driven open-source project. It is simply too big and too complex to be able to get by without full-time paid developers.
28.
by bendhoefs 5y ago
The efficiency of a truck combined with the flexibility of a train. Perfect.
29.
by bendhoefs 5y ago
It's not like semiconductor plants are using the cheapest possible labor they can get their hands on. I imagine there are very few people working in semiconductor plants that don't have post secondary education.
30.
by bendhoefs 5y ago
What booster would you use? Another booster up in the fairing? That would need to be quite heavy. It would be a totally custom thing for this specific mission. You would need a suitable storable propellant. Leave the booster from the Ariane

More ›