Cieric

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by Cieric 8mo ago
I've been interested in doing something similar in the past, but I could really never solve issues like domain squatting and stopping individuals from claiming every name possible. Do you have a place where you keep these plans or have
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by Cieric 8mo ago
As someone from the US I would suggest viewing both as adversarial. I don't really trust my own government, but if I was born abroad I would trust them even less.
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by Cieric 8mo ago
He's avoiding LLVM which is a compiler framework. Not LLMs as has been stated a few times in the comments already.
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by Cieric 8mo ago
I don't have a lot of faith there, but that's mainly due to my experience being correcting peoples assumption that all gpus waves are 32 lanes. I might be biased there specifically since it's my job to fix those issues though
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by Cieric 8mo ago
Now that I could agree with, the only place where hiccups have started to occur are with wave intrinsics where you can share data between thread in a wave without halting execution. I'm not sure disallowing it would be the best idea as
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by Cieric 8mo ago
I'm not even sure a 32 wide array would be good either since on AMD warps are 64 wide. I wouldn't go fully towards auto vectorization with though.
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by Cieric 8mo ago
Door knob seems to return a bunch of chess pieces and analog sticks, I did get a few doors and a few knobs, but nothing I recognized as a door knob. I didn't spend a super long time looking though so that might have been the problem th
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by Cieric 8mo ago
From the last time I looked at these recompilation projects, they take the assembly and basically convert each opcode back into an llvm instruction and then recompiled from there. This comes with a lot of caveats though, last time I looked
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by Cieric 8mo ago
Well you could already do doom for about 6 months now [1]. I haven't tested the nvidia side, but it ran okay on my RX 7700S in my framework laptop. [1] https://github.com/jhuber6/doomgeneric
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by Cieric 9mo ago
I'm not even sure it's just instruction support that's the problem with the RV2. I bought one since I thought it would be cool to write a bare metal os for it (especially after I found the AI results to be so bad.) But the la
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by Cieric 9mo ago
I think in this case browser is meant as a place to browse, e.g. the Google Play store is an app browser. I don't hear it used that way often anymore, but it at least sounds familiar.
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by Cieric 9mo ago
I'm not sure I'm gonna grab another OrangePi board again. I was happy to grab the RV2 just to experiment around with, but I didn't realize that the linux kernel they provided to build their ubuntu distro doesn't actually
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by Cieric 10mo ago
I think you mean MS/AMD since this is for hardware with AMD parts in it.
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by Cieric 10mo ago
At this point I'm not sure I can give a satisfying answer, but zig was just fun to use from the beginning. It was just c, but with a bunch of special features like comptime, the lessened foot-gun-ness of zig was just a benefit since mo
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by Cieric 10mo ago
Let's not forget about TigerBeetle either. They weren't bought (as far as I'm aware), but they seem to have some pretty good backing from customers.
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by Cieric 11mo ago
I'd be careful about that one, there is still no license for it. Zork is notable here since it just got the MIT License applied to it.
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by Cieric 11mo ago
I really wish I could like zig more, I started using it heavily around 0.11, but I feel like as more features get implemented there is more that I like and more that I hate. They've recently fallen into the trap of the wrong whitespace
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by Cieric 1y ago
> It's officially deprecated in favor of Vulkan Can you provide a reference for this? I work in the GPU driver space (not on either of these apis), but from my understanding Vulkan wasn't meant to replace OpenGL, it was only in
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by Cieric 1y ago
This looks neat and would probably be cool to run on one of my passive info screens. But until it supports more than just Nvidia I'll have to stick with nvtop. Might be a good idea to pull the theme out to a file so it's all swapp
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by Cieric 1y ago
I've actually been dealing with this myself recently, but only the gpu portion. I've been trying to get a gpu working on the orangepi RV2 just to see if I can. The tools for building the kernel for orangepi are kind of bad though.
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by Cieric 1y ago
True, I think getting a block chain setup in a month is possible. But at the same time I don't think they would try and rush something like this out, stuff breaking would be much worse PR after what has already happened. I do think it&
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by Cieric 1y ago
I wonder if this was initiated by all of the steam and itch.io content getting removed due to payment processor rules. If I remember correctly steam used stripe (at least at one point in time) so it might be trying to get back into that mar
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by Cieric 1y ago
That sounds useful, do you have the Dockerfile for it pushed anywhere?
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by Cieric 1y ago
I think they mean that the number that the image starts on is by default 0, I think they want to be able to change the starting number so top left could start at something else and increment from there. Adding on to that it would also be in
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by Cieric 1y ago
Just to add some context Adam works at AMD as a dev tech, so he is constantly working with game studios developers directly. While I can't say I've heard the same things since I'm somewhere else, I have seen some of the assum
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by Cieric 1y ago
Yeah, we also have a gaming and a developer discord where I hang around. So feel free to join and ask questions there.
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by Cieric 1y ago
While I won't endorse what the GP said, I wouldn't say that it's only gotten worse. I work for a modern gpu company (you can probably figure out which one from my comment history) on one of the modern apis and they much more
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by Cieric 1y ago
While I agree that it's not the best situation, (and I'm wholly against nvidia in this case.) And yeah this isn't about the mod-game api boundary, this is more about the mod-os boundary since that is harder to control against
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by Cieric 1y ago
Most recently in my memory it's been minecraft. There was a wave of mods that were stealing things like discord access tokens, I don't have clear memory on all of the cases that I've been through, just that I always try and v
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by Cieric 1y ago
When the modding community is so heavily plagued with mods that are malicious in some way, I don't think having a modding api that can be safe by convention yet recompiled to be fast would be a bad idea. So while I'm not sure it w

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