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> every other browser
You can just say Chromium
What frustrates me is that many people that claim to want a faster horse don’t actually use them where they are available
Bandcamp to me is the ideal “horse” for music (and I’m praying it stays a horse)
Those complaining about Chrome dominance but still not personally using Firefox is another example (even with all of Mozilla’s controversies, Firefox is still the “fastest horse” available imo)
Not being satisfied with the horse selection is understandable, but actively furthering the obsolescence of the available horses is not (even if the individual impact is minimal)
> plus/minus operators do not catch overflow
They do (in Debug and ReleaseSafe modes)
Fast is the last adjective I’d use to describe Ladybird in its current state
You’re one sale behind the times, Bandcamp was sold to Songtradr in 2023
I could beat the differential equations AI at aiming a gun so badly
Thanks, wasn’t aware of that context
How does it look like that?
> And, when asked
Just so I understand, what would be the question here?
Yeah, it works and people like using it. One example:
> The SerenityOS Discord server is now 5000 members strong!
> Less than a year ago, we were an IRC channel with ~160 peak concurrent users.
> Super happy that we made the move, as it allowed us to scale both our processes and the community itself!
https://twitter.com/awesomekling/status/1491005663509884929
How would you determine if someone found something helpful?
Make a Bandcamp account and follow users that buy music similar to your tastes. Then, semi-frequently, browse through the feed of everything your followed users have bought recently and sample it until you find something you like. Prune and add followed users as necessary to make it more likely to find something you like.
Depends on if “attempt to sell it back to you” is an accurate framing
> I think the normal zig compiler has a C backend which was run on itself, the source cleaned up by hand then checked in
This didn’t ever happen, but may happen in the future. The usage of the WASI blob is a temporary alternative.
AFAIK there will be a forthcoming blog post that’ll clear things up.
This is my thinking too. A maximally useful code AI would include verbatim reproduction (since presumably the code it was trained on was written that way for a reason relevant to its function). A maximally useful art AI has comparatively little reason to ever want to output verbatim training inputs.
stage1 is the non-self-hosted compiler (the one written in C++)
Final numbers don’t seem believable. Steam alone has 50,000+ games listed.
Interesting! YogsCinema still runs every day during “offline” hours on twitch.tv/yogscast, I wonder what’s backing it now
> Andy Kelly (a "competitor") criticized the author's behavior, but he's also gone silent on the topic of V because of the vitriol he encountered
AFAIK your stated reason for the silence is not accurate. Andy’s criticisms were always based on V making claims that no one could evaluate because it was closed source/unreleased (and then used those claims to solicit money from people). Once V was made open source, those criticisms no longer applied, as things like TFA could be written.
AFAIK SerenityOS has no interest in users, and instead targets developers exclusively.
In Zig, those functions are in std.mem (distinct from std.ascii and std.unicode)
As I understand it, it differs depending on state law.
Comparing is not equating. The only thing being compared is the “when in Rome” aspect.