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Heads-up, I've decided I'm gonna transfer my account to wetdry.world once the mstdn.party servers are stable enough to let me do that.
mstdn.party is cool, but it's been pretty much down all of today with seemingly no status updates given anywhere, and it's always been kinda slow for me even when it was working. Plus, wetdry.world just seems to fit my niches a little better.
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@LittlePlanetCD Looking at Cloudflare statistics, it also seems like Twitter usage actually hit a new low on July 3rd (the day Threads launched).
@LittlePlanetCD I'm speaking mostly anecdotally - just been noticing a lot less traffic on posts of mine and my friends.
But, I did look it up and found some data that lines up with what I've been noticing: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/jul/10/twitter-traffic-sinks-in-wake-of-changes-and-launch-of-rival-platform-threads-elon-musk
@wamwoowam Yeah same here. I heard Serde was downloading/running precompiled binaries to avoid long compilation times? But, also that it only saves like 2 seconds?
It sounds like there's a deeper problem here. The compiler shouldn't be so slow that you feel the need to do that lol. And, it doesn't sound like it even is *that* slow? (Well, at least relative to C++ which has long compile times)
@mtjcreative Pretty much lol. Bloat, or risk break.
The real solution would be for library devs to just make sure they don't break compatibility between revisions. Glibc and gtk devs have made progress with this. Iirc both actually committed to not breaking compatibility ever again a few years ago.
But, I recall hearing that gtk broke it again at least once since making that commitment. So... yeah... bloat, or risk break.
