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    I mean faster runtime performance, I have no clue about compilation time. Well I'm basing this on the countless benchmarks I've seen, e.g. on phoronix over the decade. Also you hav…

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    Good point I hope is true but I was also mostly referring to the inexistant (not even in roadmap) hardware acceleration support. > I wish we could get a JPEG XL based Video codec. …

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    I regularly have atrocious transient 144p like compression artefacts and lighting absurdities using Netflix both in chrome and via their native h265 app. It is pathetic. Tangent if…

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    I'm pretty sure you can do that with Linux. The hypothetical BSD networking advantages seems more and more obscolete to me, missing on most modern advances such as e.g MTCP support…

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    I meant in cli a bit like rust arrows logs

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    I don't do C++ anymore but I will forever remember the Vtable hell "messages" when doing OOP and doing a slight unintuitive mistake about destructor or constructor. Is this still a…

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    Ad-hoc black or white bans are very retrograde and costly for tje most part and usually stem from purity thinking. Case in point reflection in Java is a godsend. I use it very rare…

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    I'm pretty sure this rethoric is fallacious, most VMs/languages are not GPL and have MIT-like licenses and yet do not have the issue. It's just that clang lack human resources. Com…