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7/13/2025, 3:00:48 PM
7/13/2025, 2:31:28 PM
>>105890871
>multi-session is a different thing
My embarrassment is eternal, I will commit seppoku immediately.
>multi-session is a different thing
My embarrassment is eternal, I will commit seppoku immediately.
7/11/2025, 6:16:36 AM
>>105866488
It's a great elephant. Sadly, Mohammed, the Jesus Christ of the mudslimes was born in the year of the elephant.
Coincidence Teddy David is dead?
It's a great elephant. Sadly, Mohammed, the Jesus Christ of the mudslimes was born in the year of the elephant.
Coincidence Teddy David is dead?
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7/10/2025, 6:39:52 AM
>>105854834
Vulkan is considered high level by console devs, especially the PS5 ones. Good software design principles are always thrown out of the window whenever the language of choice is not object oriented.
>Leaking hardware implemenation details in API is just bad
Vulkan is providing more access to the hardware than OpenGL ever could, leaving more control over the hardware in the hands of the developer. "Leaking" is a term generally used where there is a vulnerability but vulkan is just a design. Even if there is a "Leak", its the driver's fault and not vulkan's. Frequent hardware changes is not an issue for vulkan as almost all major GPU vendors sit together to finalize its design, with careful considerations. Those vendors will loose their own money if they do a poor job so it unlikely for Vulkan to end up being horribly bad to use.
Vulkan is considered high level by console devs, especially the PS5 ones. Good software design principles are always thrown out of the window whenever the language of choice is not object oriented.
>Leaking hardware implemenation details in API is just bad
Vulkan is providing more access to the hardware than OpenGL ever could, leaving more control over the hardware in the hands of the developer. "Leaking" is a term generally used where there is a vulnerability but vulkan is just a design. Even if there is a "Leak", its the driver's fault and not vulkan's. Frequent hardware changes is not an issue for vulkan as almost all major GPU vendors sit together to finalize its design, with careful considerations. Those vendors will loose their own money if they do a poor job so it unlikely for Vulkan to end up being horribly bad to use.
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