What could Spotify, of all people, be doing that warrants 4500 deploys a day?
Are they advancing quantum mechanics over there?
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What could Spotify, of all people, be doing that warrants 4500 deploys a day?
Are they advancing quantum mechanics over there?
Such a wild take from Microsoft to say community servers are "illegal".
Community servers help games stay alive.
@gooba42@mastodon.social It is so lazy too. Just commitmaxxing. No wonder the desktop version is a memory hog, probably related.
The fun part of vibecoding is all the extra work you have to do in order to fix all of the problems it causes.
Ubuntu. Please. I don't want snaps.
Everytime I install Ubuntu after some time I feel like the kid getting forcefed brocollis in a family dinner.
I get that it's healthier but let us get to that point ourselves. It's Linux, I just want some flatpaks by default.
@Natanox@chaos.social @dennisfaucher@infosec.exchange A worse player than RealPlayer. But yeah, thanks for the memories; removing those "helpful" "search bars" is essentially a family tradition apparently.
@fixatedpersonsunit@aus.social Chrome is awful. There are way better browsers out there as I found out.
Rollercoaster Tycoon's dev coded the entire engine in x86 assembly.
If that's not the dream of peak optimization, I don't know what is.
Success in bug-fixing is finding many, many new bug "friends" along the way.
It's really satisfying watching hundreds of NPCs running around with fervour, once you have an efficient horde mechanic that won't light your PC on fire.
At the end of the day, there's nothing more relaxing than when you get to sit back and enjoy your game in peace.
Solo tests are never as good as playtests.
They bring out so many things you'd otherwise miss.
CSS looks deceptively simple. Until you decide to position things. Good luck.
Love the new look, been away for a bit so it came as a pleasant surprise.
Apparently millions of people have 123456 as a password.
The second most common password is the more safe 123456789. Safer by an epsilon but still.
@zombiewarrior@techhub.social Fair point. It's very fun, albeit inefficient in most serious cases. I'm really curious if someone has ever tackled a big project successfully with just pure vibe coding.