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  • Thanks, didn't realize until I read this lol

  • Probably bananas though, according to my middleschool math teacher

  • Except for needing bnc to keep your nick on some networks, it works very well imo

  • The reality is that most backends don't use compiled languages, but stuff like PHP, Java and Python.

    NodeJS scores very high on performance, concurrency, and especially IO, in that category.

    And calling it abysmal compared to compiled languages is not fair, but yes, there are much better alternatives.

  • No, that's not how compiling works. And yes, 6GB is wild. If I don't patch in a month, the download might be 2GB and the net will still be smaller.

    I don't think I could get close to my Windows installation even if I installed literally every single package..

  • I don't think anyone actually uses these

  • I'm sorry but that's fucking insane.

    I thought I was untidy but this is next level

  • I hate Discord passionately. I miss the days of Mumble + IRC

  • I've had 1 faulty driver since 2011, so I just downgraded in 10 seconds and waited for the next patch

  • You can bash the Javascript language all you want, but don't come for its performance lol. Nodejs was very fast across the board when it came out, and still beats most scripting languages. Even some bigger runtimes in IO.

  • Don't defile your beautiful installation with trash like flatpak. It's probably not the Steam installation.

  • I kinda agree with your first point, but AI assistance is so incredibly powerful that it's foolish not to use it, unless you're working on some really important logic. And even then, having an AI skim for common mistakes, inaccuracies or inefficiencies is still very valuable.

    And what you're describing is really "Unix philosophy" and I strongly agree with that. Make a piece of software that does its one thing really well, and have it communicate with a simple API (POSIX).

    In Unix/Linux you generally just "pipe" one program's output into another program's input, and can chain them virtually infinitely.

  • And that level is SUN

  • Nowadays it's super simple, with Lutris or another launcher. But you can still make Steam launch those too, with Proton.

  • Always has been

  • Didn't they just replace it with Google TV at 3x the price?

  • What custom shell? For Windows?

  • I've been gaming on Arch (btw) since 2013 and only had minor issues I could resolve with a bit of googling.

    Things have only gotten better over the years. Steam will just work on pretty much any distro as it has its own runtime.

  • Just use Xorg. Wayland is notorious for Nvidia issues.

    One in a while there is an issue with CS2 for me too, but it's usually because of fullscreen/windowed mode and the window manager being aggressive. Try turning it off/on with launch parameters.