Keyframe

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by Keyframe 3y ago
What's Advanced then, chat? Also, by that, 1.5 Ultra is then still to come and it'll show even bigger guns.
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Ye good ol' Microsoft stiffled OpenGL on Windows, hence open letter https://www.chrishecker.com/OpenGL/Press_Release not to mention insidious thing they did on Fahrenheit (next gen OpenGL+Direct3D, one to rule the
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by Keyframe 3y ago
For context https://www.chrishecker.com/OpenGL/Press_Release
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by Keyframe 3y ago
so, mundane trivial things and/like web programming? I got it eventually to answer what I needed but it always liked to skip part of the code, inserting // TODO: important stuff in the middle, hence 'laziness' attri
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by Keyframe 3y ago
and then he proceeds to train ChatGPT5 with given money, even though it wasn't $7T he was hoping for.
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by Keyframe 3y ago
I kind of gave up completely on coding questions. Whether it's GPT4, Anthropic, or Gemini - there's always this big issue of laziness I'm facing. Never do I get a full code, there are always stubs or TODOs (on important stuff
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Maybe he meant homogeneity which Nvidia did try and tries with Arm.. but, on the other hand how wild would it be for Nvidia to enter x86-64 as well? It's probably never going to happen due to licensing if nothing else, lest we remember
758.
by Keyframe 3y ago
This event of release is however a result of AMD stopped funding it per "After two years of development and some deliberation, AMD decided that there is no business case for running CUDA applications on AMD GPUs. One of the terms of my
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Let's not forget the Fahrenheit maneuver by Microsoft that left SGI stranding and not forward OpenGL.
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by Keyframe 3y ago
I agree, just that I haven't used nor developed for Windows for quite some time, so can't use it. For games it's a natural environment, of course.
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Superluminal is windows (and xbox/playstation) only too, so it's off the board immediately.
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Archive.org is full of them https://archive.org/details/computermagazines
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Fantastic, first time I hear about it. So there's _something_ to it, alright.
764.
by Keyframe 3y ago
There's this lingering thought in my head that with a bunch of GNU utils/programs and probably not much more one could create these omnipotent databases and processing tools that would surpass in performance and capabilities tools
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Well, there's weather though.
766.
by Keyframe 3y ago
That's the story. Genetic lottery propagates and amplifies (life-)winning traits forward, but who knows.
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by Keyframe 3y ago
I love rust and all, but essentially one could create a non-clunky shell variant of it. dd an image, mkfs.ext4 out of it, mount it and then a bit more elaborate version (but not much) of: for i in $(seq 1 1000000000); do touch "file-${
768.
by Keyframe 3y ago
> NTFS was angry that day, my friends! When it's not angry?
769.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Even if it were true what you're saying, z16 for example targets different needs. Can you scale up to seven or eight nines, and even if you could - could you for same price? That's 3 seconds or 300 milliseconds of downtime per yea
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Dave Plummer recently did a tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouAG4vXFORc It's definitely intriguing if it were.. I don't know, available to tinker with?
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by Keyframe 3y ago
This made me interested as well. Why the exact cut-offs, right? I found few resources like NOAA https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/pdf/sshws.pdf and wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saffir%E2%80%93Sim
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Like Fujita scale for Tornados, it's about potential for potential damage it can cause which is here dependent somehow on the wind speed variable. I'm sure someone more knowledgeable about it can explain how it's correlated,
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Right? Imagine trying to explain some of it to one of the ancients - so, you have this quartz sand, see?...
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by Keyframe 3y ago
What could go wrong?
775.
by Keyframe 3y ago
as far as we understand, you have to eject mass in order to move there. pick your choice in that regard.
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by Keyframe 3y ago
What is old is new again!
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Shareware?
778.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Yes, but neither is AVID or resellers. Ask me how I know XD
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by Keyframe 3y ago
Indeed. Commodore killed itself and Amiga, and breakneck speed of PC advancement didn't help. Doom was just a side effect of it all. It left a trauma on Amiga community though, you can still see the community mentioning Doom to this da
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by Keyframe 3y ago
The did pay additionally for AVID technicians

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