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by 201984 2y ago
If you're a regular movie goer, you can get a monthly pass for a little over $20 at the big theater chains. It pays off if you see 2 movies a month, or just 1 if it's IMAX.
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Only 25 for the whole city so far, and with a 60% markup over standard electricity rates (0.21/kWh vs 0.13/kWh).
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Costco does that. If a price ends in .97, it's been discontinued. If a price ends in something that isn't a 9, usually means it's on sale. You can look up the exact details.
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by 201984 2y ago
Are there any extensions that ARMv9 is required to have? I'm looking through the reference manuals and those 4 extra extensions are all marked as "OPTIONAL" for ARMv9.
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To answer my own question, it appears the Oryon CPUs do not according to this LLVM patch: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/blob/8aebe46d7fdd15f02a... There's a pretty good interpretation of it here:
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by 201984 2y ago
Does anyone know if these chips will have SVE/SME?
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Unless your amalgamated source file is getting into the 100s of megabytes to gigabytes range, I doubt that would be an issue.
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(2015)
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From TFA: > ...so far there's no indications of major shifts around going open-source on the user-space driver side, especially around their walled CUDA compute garden.
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uops.info is a very useful website when you're starting to optimize your code. It shows you the throughput and latency of most x86 instructions as tested on a large range of microarchitectures.