We do? With NTP

Hmmm clearly youre the first person to think of that and it was not ever considered at any point in the design or development cycle.

I wonder if theres any prior art to the android approach to lockscreen privacy… perhaps a “Camera” feature?

20 years ago you could learn a bit of HTML and CSS and throw a decent website together, but nowadays you need to master tons of other skills (graphical design, scripting, etc.) to make even so much as a web page that won’t scare people away immediately

Looking at it this way is what stops people from trying though :(

What about up by the name of the repo? Your suggestion still looks almost reasonable, I like it!

Yeah you are just flat out incorrect :(

CS2 uses a design paradigm called Entity Component System, which allows for aggressive multi core utilization by splitting up game logic into self contained “systems” that operate on a subset of “Components” per “Entity”. This allows for data dependencies to be statically analyzed and a scheduler to maximize CPU Utilization thanks to the better separated workflows.

It uses DOTS from Unity to accomplish this. There is a small bottleneck in communicating this work back to the game’s renderer, but it is doing a lot of valuable work with all those cores.The communication with the renderer and their rendering implementation sucks right now and thats where the performance tanks.

I am very aware of how at some level there are less multicore workloads involved but a CPU core can do a metric shitload of work, it’s the RAM and GPU transfers that kill performance. We dont need to blame Unity here, they are fucking this up 100% themselves.

Theres a video that explains all this but I cant find it and thats pretny annoying so whatever.

What the hell? Thats not funny or anything it just fucks with your ex-coworkers who probably werent the problem, management isnt affected by that.

Pro tip, you seem really arrogant (including some other comments) and you need to tone that down before you enter the industry. Its nothing to be ashamed of and I’m not trying to insult you, you just assume your experiences are way more universally valid than they are.

You lost all credibility when you said

It is actually a popular segment of technology that has been growing and improving for decades.

Which you wasted no time before saying! VR is great and the idea the person your responding to is posing is stupid and misinformed.

VR has been tangibly growing / developing for a decade at best.

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Man, you’re a dumbass. Your username is the something anyone would learn about electronics within the first 5 goddamn minutes. If you want to insult the people you’re replying to, you have to either start immediately at the top of the comment and carry the energy through, or bury it at the end. Piling multiple insults into one comment just comes off as desperate.

Also don’t reply to people you think are dumb? I sure as hell won’t be reading any response you have to this comment.

“uugugghhh youre all so dumb stupid dummy heads!!!11!” proceeds to continue to engage with supposed “dumb” people

For the last year (at least for me and people I know) Google Maps has been suggesting batshit insane alternate routes and then conninuously suggesting you turn around and take the already longer route.

I went on a road trip, it was not uncommon to see it suggest an alternate route with +2 or more hours. Then it would suggest you turn around and follow said route for 30 minutes (with the delay increasing as you drive further away from the alternate).

There’s something weird with gmaps but it still works. I wonder if its some kind of test to see if people will just blindly follow alternates for some goal of theirs.

Any dev who pretends Python 2 doesn’t exist should probably look around a bit more. Damn legacy code.

Saying it isnt worth up to a 25% reduction is a stupid argument in general.

Lets also not forget about all the money and resources spent on cars and their infrastructure.

Up to a 25% reduction in emissions at minimum is enough to be worthy of action.

I believe a problem you may encounter asking this question is the fact pipewire does most of that itself?

Yeaaah except that rust-analyzer can honest to god manage to inspect macro codegen.

And the fact that macros are made to retain “span” information…

And that macros arent a huge hack…

Holy shit you got them to brigade your comment. They might as well be bots, I think Chat GPT’s “intelligence” outpaces them.

If the same approach that lead to a “rapid advancement in ‘AI’” is used… it sounds like theyre going to make robots that look highly functional but suck. Then they’ll sell that to Wall street and the easily convinced public, and in 2 years we can realize they failed! Hoooray!!

As with all robotics and automation news: call me back when farming is fully automatic.

If you cannot write safe Rust code, it places your ability to ever write safe code in doubt.

I dont think they’re saying they expect her to. They appear to just be describing what’s happening.

As to why, probably custody arrangements and anti-kidnapping laws and treaties.

You realize you don’t need to list all your changes in the commit message, right? Anyone can blame or diff said changes.

The commit message is meant to be used for the high level stuff, the intent, representing / connecting progress towards a larger work item, and other important context from outside the codebase. Insert other reasons that aren’t saying literally what was changed if you feel I have missed something.

Also one should use their time better if they are spending so much time writing commit messages they feel the need to automate it. Commit messages are rarely read ever again (once merged, lets say), it is not okay to be spending a lot of time on them. That’s not an excuse to write bad commit messages, but you have to balance the time cost with expected utility.

And an addendum to the above. Describing what you did without reasoning, context, or other information that isnt captured within the changes itself makes your commit messages entirely useless. It makes IDE-inserted in-line blame information useless as well. Thus you are now wasting all the time you spend on commit messages, even if you spend less because it’s automated.