Oh no it’s fine it’s meant to do that (I’m using WASM to mine bitcoin while ur on my website)
My pc does this for every website and for any game I throw at it (no matter how old or easy to run). It does it often with 1080p local video files but not for cloud streaming for gaming. So if I want to watch a youtube video in 1080p my comouter goes nuts if I do it in my local browser but it’s all good if I do it in the browser on my cloud PC, with no visible quality difference. It never stops being funny.
Sick font, anyone know which one it is?
It’s fantasque sans mono
Username checks out.
I am going to use this as a chance to rant about how every single AI generated website or app performs like absolute dogshit.
Those websites light up like Christmas trees if you open them with React dev tools. Vibecoders have no idea that triggering continuous rerenders on every frame is a bad thing
triggering continuous rerenders on every frame
It’s just sad that this sentence has any meaning in the context of web pages. Web pages shouldn’t have “frames” in the context of “frames per second”.
The INE vive coded thing I saw at my work was that the website basically had the same security as FIFA did for their streaming platform
Somebody in the lab asks you to get them an E-plane bend or an H-plane bend. You can’t remember which way the fields go in the waveguide, but you don’t want to look stupid by asking. Don’t panic, there is an easy easy way to remember which is which. The E-plane bend is bent the “easy way”, and the H-plane bend is bent the “hard way”, which you can see in the photo below. If it isn’t obvious to you what is meant by easy and hard way when you are bending something of rectangular cross-section, it is not too late to consider a career shift to the software industry
Not sure how this is relevant, but you should include the source with these things.
And a
picture
for those curious what those mean.
