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about "why not use x over rpi" argument, this article itself is a testament to the first-party and community support across the stack that rpi enjoys. for x86
by rldjbpin 2y ago
about "why not use x over rpi" argument, this article itself is a testament to the first-party and community support across the stack that rpi enjoys.
for x86 or other arm platforms, these changes comes once in a blue moon. but i do wonder how much further improvements could be achieved from other unexplored optimizations.