The yt-dlp contributors are not in the business of writing or finding JS runtimes, they're trying to download videos.

Using it in vscode, while not perfect yet, is starting to be alright.

>We know for sure when we arrive at that point.

The moment you do arrive at the -20 every year point means that:

* You've spent the previous 40 years in denial that it happens more and more often

* You're on the path to -30 already, with no way to stop it.

So, no, we won't "wait and see", no.

    build.gradle.kts
    java {
        toolchain {
             languageVersion = JavaLanguageVersion.of(17)
             //bonus: pick your favorite distribution with vendor = JvmVendorSpec.
        }
    }

> It won’t even tell you are building with wrong version.

Right, "Class file has wrong version" doesn't explicitly tell you it's the wrong JDK. Gradle itself runs from a JDK8, so even the install you made with your Windows XP will work fine.

If your last experience with Java was 20 years ago and you think that for some reason it hasn't kept up with modern advancement and leapfrogged most languages (how's async doing in rust? virtual threads still stuck nowhere? cool.), sure, keep telling yourself that. You could at least keep it to yourself out of politeness though, or at the very least check that what you're saying is accurate.

But then again, when it comes to quoting a culture war grifter, you can find a lot of stupid ass quotes.

Aside from a tiny amount of nerds needing post hoc rationalisation as to why they blew $1500 on a gimmick, absolutely nobody will go looking for a phone and consider grams/mm² as an important measure.

So, yes, if you want to look good on pointless benchmarks, a M1 ultra ran for 1 minute is more efficient than a downclocked 3090.

For what reason, exactly ?

You want 32b x86 support: pay for it. You want support: pay for it. If you're ok with it being a fork, then maintain it.

The World Health Organization (WHO) defines violence as "the intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community, which either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment, or deprivation

996 mandated by the company is 1/ illegal 2/ straight up illegal 3/ a clear signal that they do not see you as a human being.

Worst case scenario, 996 is dumb. Not a super high bar to clear.

The vast, vast majority of investors are nepo babies that inherited dad's company and his trust fund. The rest of them that may have worked have deluded themselves into thinking it was because of their "hard work" they got there

So uh, yeah, they're dumbasses. But even then: they don't care that long hours have no significant benefit: the people that will accept 996 will do it for the same salary as someone doing a 9-5. Don't anthropomophize investors, they never see people, they see numbers.

Pixel shaders are looking at this laughing at you. PS_OUTPUT is a single pixel whether you want it or not. PS wavefronts are usually very small, so you're still going to be doing a lot of sampling.

Do you believe pixel shaders are some unique magic that only Apple has the secret sauce to and noone else can use? There were some efficient implementations of liquid glass for flutter before the iOS beta was even released. Glass effects are dime a dozen on shadertoy, they're one of the most basic effects you could learn to do when learning about texture sampling.

The platforms that will take a large performance hit are the ones that can't drop down to the native platforms, i.e. the web.

The rest of the thread above is merely the delusions of an Apple fanboy, followed by dozens of people listing out reasons why an iPhone is more vulnerable to attacks, both from external actors _and_ from Apple collecting massive amounts of data and having total remote control of "your" device.

Anyone who has ever maintained a semi complex set of bash invocations and pipes knows it's a fragile incantation that breaks anytime you look at it funny, or something in your chain produces unexpected output.

Powershell, while absolutely horrible to read and only slightly less horrible to write (hey look, proper auto completion instead of trying to cut on the 4th, wait no sorry 5th, ah fuck it's the 6th there's an invisible space) at least produces consistent and reproductible results.

No, your python script doesn't count, it makes me do a pip install requests. Oh, sorry, pip can't be used like that, gotta run apt instill python3-pip or my whole system breaks.