LtdJorge

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by LtdJorge 9mo ago
Don’t EPYC CPUs avoid using a chipset altogether? I think in that case, it would be NB+SB.
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by LtdJorge 9mo ago
It's of course very difficult to justify, but in your example, Zelenskyy has the approval of the Ukrainians for now, while Maduro only had the approval of the military and a low percent of civilians.
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by LtdJorge 9mo ago
That "literally" is doing a very heavy lifting
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
When Intel released their P/E architecture, Windows took a long time to adapt the scheduler to them. Linux destroyed it in every benchmark for months.
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
Are you? Because I don't think it has anything to do with what we were discussing.
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
There are many other dangerous ideologies out there. Having said ideologies should be allowed (freedom), doing bad things of the name of said ideology shouldn't. I accept that some people think others are inferior, even if to me they a
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
Unfortunate as that notification error might be, you cannot call free speech free if you only allow if for some opinions.
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
Same site as the OP has an article stating Tesla makes it difficult, and if you put 50k in 8 years ago and obtain 50k now, I think you lost a lot of money. I have no opinion on the process itself though, I don’t know enough about Tesla as I
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
Exactly. And I’m one of those that uses Firefox sync, and prefers all the things Firefox comes with, including the developer tools. The only thing it lacks is the integrated Google Lighthouse reporting.
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
Yes, that's a very common misconception. Of course, if your program compiles, that doesn't mean the logic is correct. However, if your program compiles _and_ the logic is correct, there's a high likelihood that your program w
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
Very cool blog, not just post
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
Thry have to adhere to their marketing words and numbers like "efficiency increase of 99999% in performance per dollar per token per watt per U-235 atom used"
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
> Boats too started as ferries, it took many, many years before boats purposefully went into blue water What kind of boats are you talking about?
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
We already have too much solar in Spain, I don’t think we need to rely more on it. Even worse if it’s coming from a strategic enemy.
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by LtdJorge 10mo ago
And you get downvoted, lol…
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
Nothing new if you’ve read code from other Facepunch/Garry projects like their Steamworks SDK :D
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
And they say Rust is slow!
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
Same, -j32 with 64GB on a 3950x. I use 50% of ZRAM, but it’s still not enough most of the times, so I had to make a config called less-threads that only uses 24, with ZRAM enabled. I also use OOMD, but I have to work on separating my system
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
I have ADHD and I 100% feel like what OP describes. I’m always motivated when helping others, not so much for myself.
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
That’s the philosophy. Use the less constrained (but still somewhat constrained and borrow checked) unsafe to wrap/build the low level stuff, and expose a safe public API. That way you limit the exposure of human errors in unsafe code
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
What tracing?
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
Stripping can save a huge amount of binary size, there’s lots of formatting code added for println! and family, stacktrace printing, etc. However, you lose those niceties if stripping at that level.
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
“I think you meant EU instead of UE" sounds much less passive-aggressive.
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
We could start treating Chinese patents with the same respect they treated the rest of the world’s, maybe.
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
The vast amount of CUDA libraries for anything you can think of. I think there’s where they have the biggest leverage.
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
First rule of AMD stock is nobody understands AMD stock. I guess it’s also the same for AMD’s software endeavors.
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
Ahh, composable-kernel. The highest offender in the list of software that have produced unrecoverable OOMs in my Gentoo system (it’s actually Clang while compiling CK, which uses upwards of 2.5GB per thread).
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
Can the miniature OLEDs not go to 144Hz yet? Or is it because of power/heat density?
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
Not just stress WiFi 7, even if the theoretical limit is 23Gbps, you’re not getting anywhere close to that sending to just one device.
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by LtdJorge 11mo ago
It’s normal to be "more sensitive" to brightness differences in the peripheral areas compared to the fovea. The fovea has more color receptors, in the other areas, there are comparatively more monochromatic receptors (brightness).

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