BearOso

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by BearOso 1y ago
> Of course, but that is only for Vulkan, technically it is possible with OpenGL 4.6, but I doubt anyone is bothering with it. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/directx-adopting-spir...
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by BearOso 1y ago
Ah, man, with the colors, I thought this was obvious, but it doesn't quite fit the url. But you can still copy, paste in the box: (1-sqrt(pow(7.5-x,2)+pow(7.5-y,2))/8)*(y-7.5) Pokeball. edit Actually, there's no fixed lengt
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by BearOso 1y ago
Intel really lost dominance when 14nm stagnated. This article only goes up to that point.
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by BearOso 1y ago
Aren't you curious how 4MB of typescript can parse and understand C++ code? It doesn't. It downloads an additional 200MB binary language server that does all the work.
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by BearOso 2y ago
Most of what we know as hell comes from depictions by Dante and Milton. Things like fallen angel Lucifer, battles between heaven and hell, the apocalypse and rapture, etc. are noncanonical.
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by BearOso 2y ago
They're maxed out on customers so about the only things they can do are increase prices or make cuts. It's always just so they can bump up their quarterly reports. Only private companies risk doing anything decent any more because
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by BearOso 2y ago
Yeah, they're really exemplifying the "shoot first and ask questions later" model.
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by BearOso 2y ago
That's what I meant when I said I predicted the game cards would be virtual. I didn't know that was actually the case.
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by BearOso 2y ago
That's true. Unfortunately, the purchasing power hasn't kept up with inflation.
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by BearOso 2y ago
The physical game cards are going to be expensive to manufacture because they need to be much faster. Look at the cost of microSD Express cards. I thought they might go entirely virtual with required installation. Needless to say, 80 USD is
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by BearOso 2y ago
The best part of newer windows is the upgraded WDDM. It smoothes out so many glitches with the display system. But you'd need the updated kernel for that. For that reason and other advancements I think it's probably better to just
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by BearOso 2y ago
Probably not helpfully. There isn't much like this to be found in any training data. The required code would be too novel, and I predict an LLM would hallucinate a good 2/3.
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by BearOso 2y ago
> People like the FF7 remake but it's in a wildly different frame than the original game, whereas I maybe would've liked to see some of the glitches fixed and more to the point the translation The worst part is that they have a
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by BearOso 2y ago
I remember seeing it in an enclosed plastic end cap at toys 'r' us. It was $80, so I assumed it wasn't for a kid like me. Marketing at the time did not do a good job with it in the US.
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by BearOso 2y ago
> Only because you assume that they should only be working on browser development. Why not? This isn't Oxfam, this is Mozilla. To an outsider, the assumed point for all these other endeavors was to be profitable to provide more mone
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by BearOso 2y ago
The question is more "Do these events and keynote speakers in Zambia have anything to do with browser development?" This isn't supposed to be a generic non-profit charity, it's a non-profit for supporting web browser dev
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by BearOso 2y ago
> Google pays Firefox ~$500M/year for 2.5% market share, 65% market share should get a healthy annual payout for default search status I'm thinking 500M/year is enough to pay for a lot more developers than they currently h
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by BearOso 2y ago
> The DOJ claimed that "copies of Spider-Man: No Way Home were downloaded tens of millions of times, with an estimated loss to the copyright owner of tens of millions of dollars." Except those weren't prospective buyers--t
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by BearOso 2y ago
Or people with the temple bridges too short, so the ends don't go over the ears.
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by BearOso 2y ago
Yes, and the bus speed lower, so you're losing a bit of performance.
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by BearOso 2y ago
LG was RWBG, but newer panels use RGWB, which works better with subpixel. I wasn't aware of the FreeType harmony approach, but it looks like there's some problems, like no FIR filtering. The rapidly changing subpixel arrangements
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by BearOso 2y ago
It's not that easy. With the stripe layouts, all you have to do is increase the horizontal or vertical resolution when rasterizing, then map that to subpixels. There's no current methodology or algorithms to deal with triangular l
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by BearOso 2y ago
> After a lot of user research, members of both Edge and Chromium determined that a contrast value of 1.0 closely matched the text rendering of pre-Chromium Edge and looked consistent compared to other native Windows applications. So the
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by BearOso 2y ago
The article is misleading, it's not because it's liquid. Kimchi has a potent odor that can be overwhelming, especially in a closed-air environment like a plane. It's the same reason airports ban durian.
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by BearOso 2y ago
Wait just a minute. That would take up space that they could otherwise use to cram in an extra row of seats.
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by BearOso 2y ago
It's because Musk got his feelings hurt. When PayPal formed, he and his money transfer idea were thrown out because he wanted to make a service doing exactly this and name it "X". Many of us predicted this happening.
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by BearOso 2y ago
I read that and saw: Tip: If you don’t have Windows Notepad installed, you can download it from the Microsoft Store. I have too much to say about that, so I'll just leave it.
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by BearOso 2y ago
Most compositors can do direct scanout when they detect a full screen surface. (This is broken right now with Gnome on X11 because of the way window frames are drawn: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/is
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by BearOso 2y ago
Windows has added several things with the newer WDDMs to help alleviate compositor problems: flip model, overlays, etc. They've definitely identified the problem areas and are trying to correct them. It's been quite the turnaround
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by BearOso 2y ago
Thanks, I think you're right.

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