I just want to wrap my bindless handles in some "type-safe" struct and it immediately starts to a) occupy a fresh 16 byte row and b) does fill it entirely. While I really don't care too much about the memory loss on the constantbuffer, editing it requires special handling compared to push constants/structured buffers which just bumps mental load while programming. And for no good reason, I am still only using a plain 32bit unsigned integer afterall.

Now when viewing the data I have the problem that I just run too many fibers (256 to be precise). This leads to the view being cluttered with lots of scattered data points and is REALLY hard to read. I can't really find a way to reduce this somehow. In my native profiler I pin each thread to a logical core and then project the fiber data onto the thread that it is running on. This probably only works in this setup but it leads to a pretty clean overview that you'd also have without the fibers.