@molecularmusing Someone I know uses them at a company level for website hosting. Not sure how they are with smaller clients but they seem like a good fit for your use case :)

@molecularmusing Don't know how competitve they are regarding services per dollar, but OVHCloud ? They do offer VPS and public cloud infrastructures, and they seem to be EU based (company itself is French, servers are all over the world but they offer FR-specific hosting).

@morgan3d A friend who's working on a Unity project for bioinformatics image analysis encountered the same problem for UI scaling.

The answer is (and it seems will always be) : "Apple knows how you're going to use your device better than you, so there's no need to give you exact technical specifications."

@rygorous Some might say it's orthogonal to the point you're trying to make.

@foonathan @thephd We're just doing regexes at this point.

@b0rk Usually, I invoke make as `make -j10 --output-sync=target`. It allows me to see all of the compiler output of one failed "thread" at a time in the terminal.

Instead of interleaving warnings/errors for multiple in-progress builds, I can see them all at once once they've finished :)

@fasterthanlime They're only a trillion dollar company amos, they can't handle ingesting all that data we feed them at full quality!

@b0rk A small tidbit which has been *immensely* helpful when compiling makefile-based programs is the `--output-sync` option of make (see attached pic).

Compiler warnings are already hard to read, no need to mix them up with multiple `make` threads!

I think it'd be a good addition to the tips in section 4 of the article.

@sinbad While I'm never going to experience it for multiple reasons (price of the device and general behaviour of the company included), the visionOS widgets using that new design language are somehow *even better*. The inset calendar in 3d space in their demos is just perfect.

@sinbad I foresee a **lot** of issues opened on GitHub about third party plugins not being updated for the new coordinate system in the near future 🔮

@molecularmusing And kitty's wondering why you would get them *yet* another box to sit in.

@foonathan Decrement of a dereferenced pointer minus a dereferenced pointer ?

Or C++3y ?

@LarsThiessen Fair enough! I often get annoyed when GDB downloads debug symbols for a few seconds, I can only imagine the frustration for 12GB of download only to discover you access the wrong array (speaking from painful experience).

@dotstdy Yeah, that was implied in what I meant. I remember DigitalFoundry discussing the wildly different requirements to feed to the model(s) in the DLSS 1/2 era and can only imagine how different it is for AMD's solutions nowadays. And since those tools are so deeply integrated in game engines now...

@dotstdy It was a good idea, but yeah in the quickly changing and ever-evolving landscape of SR algorithms a "one-api-to-rule-them-all" approach was always questionable.

@LarsThiessen As someone who only saw others use Unreal Engine but never tried it myself, are the *editor* debugging symbols that important? You mostly want the runtime debugging symbols which might be smaller, no?

@dotstdy The problem with the documentation of TikZ is that it is written for exactly two kind of people:

- people who know how TikZ works and are looking for a reference sheet for all commands ;
- people who want to know how TikZ works in a ~~concise~~ 98-page example-driven tutorial which hides most of the complexity of how you're supposed to use the software.

But yeah if you're in the former part of the population their docs are nice.

@bagder So, if I'm reading this right I can send a FTP request, in which case the server might do the TCP setup for me... or not ? Is it a random choice or is there a flowchart for which party starts talking first ?

@ekuber @pietroalbini So that's why @Mara was building a big red button mechanism a few days ago...

@b0rk As for the package ecosystem, neovim now hosts a list of neovim-compatible packages list at https://dotfyle.com/neovim/plugins/trending if you're into those big "trending" lists.

Otherwise most of the time, looking up "nvim do <X> lua" on Google/Duckduckgo makes a lua plugin with a name like "my-plugin.nvim" rise to the top of the search results!