Don't let your destiny distract you from the fact that destiny is a girl name

@Demolishun It really sucks because this is by far the best way to implement order independent transparency

Like the guy in the github issue recommends you can also implement this with something called "depth peeling" which I guess most other games do, but it's worse because it's slower, more complex to implement and worse in quality if you are looking through more than two transparent surfaces (which is literally just one hollow transparent object)

@Demolishun Funnily enough AMD *does* support the extension on both macOS and linux but not on windows... I don't know man

@kobenz It is! I wanna use the damn vulkan extension for my game engine but it's only supported on intel and nvidia. The guy in the github issue recommends manually rendering the first two alpha layers but that is both slower (you have to render all translucent objects twice) and even then only sorts the two first layers of translucent objects. Everything behind that will looked screwed up

@retoor Intels not to be confused with incels

@Elendil Yeah, FSR 2 is a bit worse than even XeSS, which is quite a bit worse than DLSS

We should all really just stop buying chinese products. Fuck china and fuck xiaomi

Lots of normal people voted for Israel out of protest against the far lefty anti-semites that sadly are the current political status quo

I frequent a 4-chan-esque website which the average normie would call "far right" (it's not) and A LOT of people posted images of them voting for Israel out of protest lol

Every second time you accidentally drive into the wrong lane and have to reverse out

@lorentz Well sure, but at least that's just every few years. Imagine how often such a thing would happen if it was in grasp of the average user (hacker)

Re china: It's called "root of *trust*" for a reason. At the end of the day it's all a made up fantasy anyway so if you can't trust your government to follow the (imaginary) rules... I mean then you're just fucked in general

Web assembly is very sandboxed. In fact you CAN'T even access files or anything of value since those APIs aren't even standardized yet lol

I don't really see how this is a big problem apart from the insane over engineering just to layout a damn font

Creative software is unfortunately mostly exclusive to windows and macos since that is where the user base and the money is

How else can you guarantee authenticity? Your root of trust has to be somewhere and, like it or not, huge companies are just the most trustworthy place for that. At least they have a lot of incentives (investors and money) to *not* fuck over users and issue unauthorized certs

@c3r38r170 You're thinking about real life :D

@possum Not wrong, but that seems to be the norm in Rust

@tosensei Bro what do you mean KDE Plasma rocks. Better than that babys-first-desktop-environment looking ass garbage that is gnome

They really think they're steve jobs by being asshole geniuses. Unfortunately they are just assholes

@msdsk Thats retarded

He's so obviously botting it's not even funny

Would be a real shame if something happened to his updoots...

> Web3 games are one of the most advanced gaming platforms

Literally every Web3 game: Click the egg to transform your NFT into a different NFT

@ostream It's a pretty bad way to have a respectul conversation and I am not very sympathatic to it

@ostream That's not what I'm saying. But screaming at people on the internet sure doesn't solve anything either

@ostream Please do something meaningful with your life instead of picking meaningless fights on the internet. Go program something, drink a beer, meet a friend

On first glance I read "Manjaro side effects" and I was very confused

@nanobot Wow that's pretty bad

@lorentz Ah, fair enough. Although in that case, unless you know more about the data, it would probably still be better to allocate the size hint and then do shrink_to_fit afterwards instead of having reallocate all the time

Shouldn't that be fine though? It the upper bound is Some, I would assume that it would be somewhat reasonable, although maybe clamping it to a big enough size would probably not be a bad idea

Something like

Vec::with_capacity(iter.size_hint().1.unwrap_or(0) .min(128*1024*1024))

"Maximum size of a log file" somehow sounds like a very bad idea

Not wrong

Request for changes to be pulled into the remote master

Words are hard and stuff

I like it because certain words carry more information than the word itself

E.g. constant, immutable and static all mean the same thing in a literal sense but obvious for a programmer they all refer to different things because we associate these words with specific contexts