Laaas

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by Laaas 8y ago
what? It's the exact opposite , their GPU drivers are great on Linux. I've literally never had a problem with AMDGPU. Also, you can't even compare NVidia's drivers to them, since they don't even support Wayland
482.
by Laaas 8y ago
I don't get your point at all? Rust works on the web too.
483.
by Laaas 9y ago
How is it not censorship? It is legal, and they're not violating anything, but it is still censorship, because they are censoring something. It doesn't have to be illegal for it to be censorship.
484.
by Laaas 9y ago
Well, I mean, what did you expect? You'd be able to cheat the system otherwise.
485.
by Laaas 9y ago
Thought this was about https://github.com/oracle/fastr
486.
by Laaas 9y ago
Nuitka can compile Python to LLVM IR, which can be compiled into WASM, I think .
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by Laaas 9y ago
(1) I think you should just color paywalled PDFs differently (2) I don't think this is good enough justification for the huge amount of space wasted by the thumbnail (3) Recognizing familiar papers isn't all that useful. Making a
488.
by Laaas 9y ago
Read section 4 of https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.en.html , there are some things you still have to do.
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by Laaas 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16178658
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by Laaas 9y ago
Drew changed to qutebrowser Source: the blog post
491.
by Laaas 9y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36992702/what-is-the-per... At least virtual memory impacts performance, which is one thing user space code uses
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by Laaas 9y ago
I am very sure that you don't need to setup a company before releasing a game.
493.
by Laaas 9y ago
Yes
494.
by Laaas 9y ago
Their blocker was a C extension I think, but with TruffleC that worry should be gone.
495.
by Laaas 9y ago
Why does this guy use bits instead of bytes everywhere?
496.
by Laaas 9y ago
IMO this is only a problem if they both are the same type, e.g. both are a function, both are a type, both are a variable, both are a special keyword, things like that, because then it's hard to mix them up. If however you can substitu
497.
by Laaas 9y ago
jesus christ, who the fuck would make two identical symbols differentiated by only capitalisation? (Other than these guys obviously)
498.
by Laaas 9y ago
If you didn't have a GPU?
499.
by Laaas 9y ago
It's not really a lie, but technically the Ryzen architecture doesn't have 256-bit instructions internally. Not like it matter much to you though, because these are all implementation details, and don't really make a differen
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by Laaas 9y ago
600% faster is absolutely unbelievable. According to Agner's observations, this should not be true at all: http://www.agner.org/optimize/microarchitecture.pdf . The Ryzen architecture apparently has half throughput
501.
by Laaas 9y ago
I don't exactly know what you're searching for, but I've heard of LuaJIT beating GCC, etc. in some rare cases.
502.
by Laaas 9y ago
How so? When the compiler generates code like add eax, eax add ebx, ebx Of course it knows that they are independent. They could then be represented in the ISA as a block of sorts.
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by Laaas 9y ago
That's a good idea, but then a tool for that would also have to be built.
504.
by Laaas 9y ago
It would also have to be stabilised, because AFAIK it changes a lot.
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by Laaas 9y ago
While you are right, the compiler should still definitely do most of the job. There's simply no reason to keep track of dependencies, etc. at run-time, instead of doing this compile-time.