BurningCycles

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   by BurningCycles 8y ago

   >Simpler does not mean better. Doesn't mean worse either. If it solves the same problem as dep in a less complex way I'd say it's better, if it actually does is something we'll see once it sees adoption.
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   by BurningCycles 8y ago

   >As an asde, I've always loved the rotation-match space docking sequence Same here, seeing it also gives an urge to play Elite again.
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   by BurningCycles 9y ago

   Well, one of the things I hope we get to see with projects like Fuchsia and Redox is what the performance difference is against a monolithic kernel like Linux, if/when they have been well optimized.
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   by BurningCycles 9y ago

   AFAIK OSX is built on mostly pre-existing components like Mach and FreeBSD. I know nothing about VxWorks.
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   by BurningCycles 9y ago

   >The codec is good, but the encoder has a long way to go. True, but it hasn't been optimized as of yet, I'm pretty sure there are a lot of low-hanging fruits once they start converting code hot paths into hand-optimized assembl
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   by BurningCycles 9y ago

   I found this: https://encode.ru/threads/2824-JPEG-3000-Anyone?s=79e2301ec5... >For High-Throughput JPEG 2000 (that is the official name), we have a desire to make this a royalty free standard. For JPEG XS, there is