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npigrounet
4y ago
It's great software but really far from being the greatest of all time.
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npigrounet
4y ago
Gitlab is totally buggy and way too expensive.
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npigrounet
4y ago
Rust will quickly replace C in the kernel, I have no doubt about it.
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npigrounet
4y ago
Just look at the prices on their website.
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npigrounet
4y ago
Qt is too much expensive and closed-source.
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npigrounet
4y ago
No, no, don't worry: Windows is the problem.
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npigrounet
4y ago
It's so expensive. Qt's pricing model is absolutely terrible.
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npigrounet
5y ago
Rust guarantees insane performance and no bugs.
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npigrounet
5y ago
Why Lua?
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npigrounet
5y ago
I agree. As soon as you start working in physics simulation, 3D rendering, signal processing (image, audio)... you realize that programming isn't just CRUD web apps.
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npigrounet
5y ago
Yes, what are doing the devs? They should spend more time working for my own needs on their free time for their free software! /s
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npigrounet
5y ago
Is it faster than LuaJIT?
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npigrounet
5y ago
Rust never struggles! It just takes its time to be perfect <3
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npigrounet
5y ago
This is so much better than the previous, buggy, unsafe and dangerous C implementation.
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npigrounet
5y ago
Let's just wait for JS bindings for all these things and let's see what competent people will use. You already know the answer, do you? Yes, it'll be the JS bindings.
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npigrounet
5y ago
I doubt that. C++ programs have always tons and tons of memory leaks.
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npigrounet
5y ago
JS is almost close to the metal nowadays thanks to the stunningly optimized JIT.
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npigrounet
5y ago
In a few years or so, the runtime itself will be in JS. It's unavoidable, this is the way things are.
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npigrounet
5y ago
So far, JS has beaten C++ in speed on a lot of topics.
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5y ago
VSCode did more in a few years than emacs did in 40 years.
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npigrounet
5y ago
You do know very well that all of this is going to happen someday. Everything will be re-written in JS just because it's possible. And numbers will show that those solutions beat C++ in speed and resource usage, like VSCode does.
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npigrounet
5y ago
Why use C++ when JS is faster? VSCode proves that. It's orders of magnitude faster than old VS, has more features, uses less resources, etc.
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5y ago
Nowadays JS is as fast as C++, if not faster.
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5y ago
Electron apps running at the same time: VSCode, Slack, Discord, Signal, Bitwarden, Teams... Most of the apps are made with Electron now. It's an exception when something isn't made in web technologies, nowadays.
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npigrounet
5y ago
This is nothing, back in the day we had a 1M loc Java class.
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5y ago
Not even Rust?
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npigrounet
5y ago
Qt runs like shit compared to Electron, and its license prices are way too expensive. Moreover it's C++ so a deprecated, unsafe, un-cool and uninteresting dying language no one wants to write anymore.
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npigrounet
5y ago
Just curious: why Qt and not web technologies?