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		DeepSeaTortoise 11 hours ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: As AI gobbles up chips, prices for devices may ris... What is the point of telemetry if your IDE launching in under 10s is considered the pinnacle of optimization? That's like 100B+ instructions on a single core of your average superscalar CPU. I can't wait for maps loading times being measured in percentage of trip time.

charcircuit 9 hours ago | [–]

Because you don't want to regress any of the substeps of such a loading progress to turn it back into 10+ seconds of loading.

deadbabe 5 hours ago | [–]

If your IDE isn’t launching instantly you have a bad IDE.

DeepSeaTortoise 3 hours ago | [–]

I guess so, but:

https://youtu.be/qqUgl6pFx8Q?si=x3CpsW9Aane7GHHV&t=1875

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