GIMP can't compete even with the version of Photoshop from 2000.

could you use this in show lasers? currently they use RGB mixing with electro-acoustical crystals for intensity modulation.

Polychromatic acousto-optic modulation hasn't been used in laser shows for quite some time since RGB diode based laser systems came about. Granted, nothing beats a mixed gas ion laser and PCAOM for the beautiful colors you can get but these days nobody misses dragging around water hoses and sorting out 60 Amps of three phase power to run those old beasts.

Maybe? Show lasers are much more than 150mw. Lasers can be combined but I’m not sure the practicality of combining 100 chips to get 15w.

The only way this makes sense is if you are looking at the Vue 2 GitHub page. The new Vue 3 is at 52k stars on GitHub, has multiple releases per month, and is ranked 7th A-tier framework in the "State of JS" framework rankings. It holds second place in frontend framework "experience with" and "sentiment," just behind React, with 6+ million weekly downloads on socket.dev and npmstats, ahead of both Angular and Svelte. So, I guess we have a different definition of "dead."

people underestimate the size of JavaScript community by a lot.

all apps need a js frontend, while there backend can be in Java, rails, python, c#, nodejs etc.

even at number 2, vuejs is likely to have more users than multiple popular backend frameworks combined

What do you mean? Vue is perfectly capable and mature

have you tried it? models struggle keeping track of opening/closing braces, which is exactly why xml/csv (or toon) tends to work better than json

What is the reason that the current LLMs work better with XML than with JSON? Is it the names in the element tags?

it's sorting 50 times a list going from 50 to 0 items.

49 of those times, it's hitting the best case of sorting an already sorted list, so I still can't imagine that huge of a performance penalty

There are sort algorithms that don’t do any work except scanning if the list is unsorted, but there are more efficient ones to use if they are.

this line of thinking is flawed - remove this tiny resistor from the motherboard and the computer will not boot -> this proves this tiny resistor is as important as the CPU.

Can build a computer without that resistor?

The logic is about what is absolutely necessary to achieve what you try to achieve

optuna, probably coupled with a VM to automate testing