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I mistakenly thought this was going to be a zachtronics style game :'(

Not sure if he’s officially an employee but his company was acquired by openai a while back

openai.com/sam-and-jony/

theverge.com/…/openai-io-jony-ive-sam-altman-ai-h…

Bloodthief slaps so incredibly hard and has a big free demo. Definitely try it out. If you liked neon white or any other “speedrunning simulator” games definitely give it a look!
Bloodthief Demo on Steam

Bloodthief is an ultra-fast melee dungeon-runner where you use momentum to parkour through hazardous dungeons and brutally slash through enemies. Speed-run through medieval dungeons and castles and learn what dark secrets lie beneath the surface.

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I hope this post is at least 10 years old because it is such a powerful example of 2010s millennial humour

Ah, that sounds correct to me.

My interpretation is probably distorted by having worked at big companies that have arms in basically every part of software development so there is no side project programming that is “out of scope” there.

But working at a company with a narrower focus would let you moonlight more freely.

Salaried american software developer here. While some large companies have moonlighting carve outs, by and large the rights to any of your work done outside working hours is at the employer’s discretion.
a short hike is 100% Canadian, I’m pretty sure. The composer and programmer/artist are both from the Toronto indie scene.
a short hike

Not quite. instead of a bundled pinned version of electron, it is an arbitrary version of edge’s WebKit fork shared across all programs using it. That means you don’t need to keep multiple copies of the webkit libraries loaded into memory.

That’s not to say that building things on web technology is an efficient use of resources. Even if multiple programs are sharing the webview2 library, they’re still dealing with the fundamental performance and memory problems caused by building an app in JavaScript.

As for why teams is so memory hungry? I would blame Teams.

Discord manages to make a half decent, highly responsive webview app, and that’s with the overhead of having its own separate instance of electron.

See: Webview2

Unfortunately, it is extremely painful to work with😔 Enjoy rolling your own script versioning and update systems instead of using squirrel et al

Microsoft Edge WebView2 | Microsoft Edge Developer