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Re:The bloat of edge-case first libraries
on Sunday September 21, 2025 @07:14AM (#45321761)
Could it be caused by Crater runs?
Re:Faulty instructions in C910 RISC-V CPUs
on Monday August 12, 2024 @06:57PM (#41230310)
May I ask what circuit simulator game? I've attempted something similar with my very limited and hobby level hardware knowledge in Virtual Circuit Board and I learned that it would take me much longer than a weekend, heh.
Re:Apollo dev explains how third-party Reddit apps are affected by API...
on Wednesday April 19, 2023 @02:23AM (#35624884)
I wonder if third-party apps can transition to parsing the website instead of using the API. I think that's how NewPipe works with YouTube, at least.
Re:Open Source Personal Relationship Manager
on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @01:49AM (#33619766)
Just Monika.
Re:FLAC 1.3.4
on Wednesday February 23, 2022 @12:35PM (#30443798)
Right, that's not too far either. I guess the difference is that the abuse of Python doesn't hurt me in my daily life in an obvious way, unlike Javascript.
Re:FLAC 1.3.4
on Wednesday February 23, 2022 @12:33PM (#30443762)
Precisely :)
Re:FLAC 1.3.4
on Wednesday February 23, 2022 @12:28PM (#30443684)
By "resources" in this case I was referring to storage space. I could have written my comment more clearly, sorry. I do really like FLAC for saving space, and I hate websites that have 20+ seconds of interaction latency.
Edit: Of course websites being slow has nothing to do with storage space, but it has everything to do with wasting resources – whether that's storage space or CPU cycles.
Re:FLAC 1.3.4
on Wednesday February 23, 2022 @02:19AM (#30438554)
Besides the other good points people have made, I would just like to add that this is the kind of mentality that I really dislike to see. Just because resources are cheap, do we really need to waste it all? Computers and smartphones are faster than ever, yet there are always websites that I find completely unusable on my phone. And some of these websites I actually need to use because they are required by the government... Looking at you, MitID!
I'm inclined to call this The Javascript Mentality, though I don't mean to insult JS users. JS definitely has its place, it's just very much abused, unfortunately.