Re:Apple's new Processor Trace instrument is incredible
by delta_p_delta_x on Saturday August 16, 2025 @08:18PM
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Linux devs in general seem to be quite content with absolutely atrocious tooling.
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Re:Apple's new Processor Trace instrument is incredible
by jiggawatts on Saturday August 16, 2025 @11:14PM
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Why use a propriety steam hammer when you can bash things with open source rocks?
Re:Apple's new Processor Trace instrument is incredible
by wmf on Sunday August 17, 2025 @12:14AM
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Nah, there are plenty of newer open source tools that people either resist using or don't even know about.
Re:Apple's new Processor Trace instrument is incredible
by 01HNNWZ0MV43FF on Saturday August 16, 2025 @11:46PM
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this but unironically
Re:Apple's new Processor Trace instrument is incredible
by sitkack on Saturday August 16, 2025 @09:52PM
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Something something grug printf is all you need. People who LARP as Unix neckbeards rejoice in having nothing. Not content, actively seek out worse solutions.
Real Scottish craftspeople enjoy having amazing tooling. They even know how to use a debugger!
Re:Apple's new Processor Trace instrument is incredible
by jauntywundrkind on Monday August 18, 2025 @12:55AM
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Your either deep in the shit amazed anything works and respecting the world about you, so happy any tool at all is trying to make things better…
Or you have the free time to be a loudmouth online and mouth off about how tech's x y and/or z are dumb and how a shitty bash script is more than enough.
Thankfully I think now Linux has some really great tooling now. But very few people have calls of duty where they are called to do super serious work. Mostly the job calls for pretty simple shit. Make the dumb app go. Throw more servers at the problem someday. The tension is real. It's unfortunate that the cutting edge is so spread out, is so far in advance of the main body of devs.