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dxroshan
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  1. dxroshan
    Mostly GPU drivers
  2. dxroshan
    Projects like GNOME are increasingly using Rust.
  3. dxroshan
    My bad, I thought you are serious.
  4. dxroshan
    It's a puzzle. Nobody is going to put a URL amid your code. There is no harm in using // for comments.
  5. dxroshan
    Is one of the advisors, Raph Levien, the author of the old Libart library?
  6. dxroshan
    `as` the assembler is still available.
  7. dxroshan
    Great point!
  8. dxroshan
    Congratulation! Great work! I really like his PlutoVG, LunaSVG and PlutoSVG.
  9. dxroshan
    Haha I like this.
  10. dxroshan
    I have made some money by building Django apps in the past.
  11. dxroshan
    Who is the author?
  12. dxroshan
    First of all, they didn't say they are referring to the UI.

    The main element in a web browser's UI is the web view where web pages get rendered. It may look the same 'rectangle' as it used to look 10 years ago. But the way chrome renders web pages and execute JavaScript have undergone a lot of changes over the years. Also they have added a lot of new standard and nonstandard HTML, CSS and JavaScript features. Then, there is WebGL 2.0, WebAssembly, WebGPU, etc.

  13. dxroshan
    What a joke project! Chromium has a over 35 million lines of code. These people applied a few patches on it, and then advertising it as if they have developed a new browser. The same goes for Comet also.

    From their GitHub readme:

    > but Chrome hasn't evolved much in 10 years

    Really?? It is not true. You guys please go and check release notes and commits log for Chrome/Chromium project for the past 10 years.

  14. dxroshan
    In my opinion, a web based UI for something like an image editor is a bad idea. It will be slow and resource intensive.
  15. dxroshan
    The author doesn't give any arguments to support his claim.
  17. dxroshan
    What is happening is very scary. Many people don't seem to care about any evidence or sources. They blindly follow whatever lies that their leaders say. I think this has been the case at anytime in history. However, now, with the internet, it is easy to spread such lies to mass and easy for such leaders to make blind followers.
  18. dxroshan
    I don't think so.How can you be so sure it solves the 'unknown unknowns'?

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