MiroslavPokorny

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by MiroslavPokorny 6d ago
For all human history, the subject only complains if they do it, its never wrong when others do it, never when they do it. Take the Hebrew return to the promise land, its strange how the non believers are always rich and their gold, cattle
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by MiroslavPokorny 6d ago
How much is SIMD actually useful in general computing ? I can see it being useful for stuff like graphics, video, audio and maybe AI. For other general purpose computing like browser rendering or word processing or spreadsheets the impact w
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by MiroslavPokorny 6d ago
What about the MMU ?
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by MiroslavPokorny 6d ago
The point which i didnt not mention in my original question is that merging from the fork is a pain, which is why its just easier to jump onto and continuing development on the fork if it gains traction.
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by MiroslavPokorny 6d ago
Concentration camps were not a new invention that only appeared w/ the Belgian Congo etc. Mining operations for example in the Roman times were hardly any different, thousands if not more died in equally horrible conditions. The constr
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
I believe the post only focuses on the simplicity of the hardware, the registers and fails to discuss the problems juggling variables in and out from zero page or other storage because of the very very limited register file. I remember as a
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
Most of those write-once-run-anywhere platforms struggle on the UI simply because host o/s are the same but often quite different in L&F. On the CPU level, ignoring native WORA guis, java and dotnet are very successful WORA platfor
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
VLIW implies packets of different independent instructions that can be executed in parallel. I dont think this definition is ever true for the vast majority of x86 instructions.
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
I think many large cities, to keep this simple are failed because they dont serve the people but rather require the residents to be enslaved to keep it functioning. We all live significantly longer, but at the same time we all are forced to
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
https://www.climatecouncil.org.au/momentum-monitor-kpi/house... > Meanwhile, Queensland took out the state trophy with a whopping 54,365 statewide installations completed from January 2020 to December 2023. 50k inst
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
250k conversions ? What does this mean ? 250k in a country with at most a 4ish million homes ? Are we really going to believe 1 in 10 homes bought solar panels from this ONE company ?
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
The F, B and Germans might have killed millions in Africa, but the American conquest of the West was different. American built cities and killed the natives and started farms and introduced cattle and crops, while the Europeans mostly kept
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
The US has bases around the world because its auxiliary fleet is rather limited. Its always an advantage to have supplies nearby because shipping or flying anything thousands or half way around the world is just too hard. Lose those advanta
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
I would have thought the Saturn V which actually went to the moon was the gold standard.
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
Thanks for sharing! My suggestion would be that you share it on github or somewhere similar
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
They know the truth, their public statements are an act. I think its pretty obvious that all public people say one thing and believe or do another in private.
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_OpenOffice Difficulties maintaining a sufficient number of contributors to keep the project viable have persisted for several years. In January 2015, the project reported a lack of
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
Can anyone actually share 1 - 3 examples where a hard fork of a living os project has actually succeeded ? If AMZN couldnt make their fire whatever it was called fork of Android really grow, what chance has the community got ?
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
Are you going to make a video for YT. Im always interested in watching videos about places like Tokyo or Japan in general. Im particularly interested in seeing how the locals enjoy their beautiful country. From the videos i have seen it see
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
What exactly are these robots supposed to build ?
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
Sometimes i wonder if the actions of ICE, are a reaction to try and stop immigration because of climate change. Naturally the administration will never say this, but the American west in particular is suffering a water crisis today and rece
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
What makes you think that i suggested that a neutral bytecode should be the ONLY option ?
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
A translater is a more accurate description of WINE. WINE literally translates API calls from the client program to the host OS.
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
Maybe its me, but i think the project/repo should have used prefixed its name with "Qainsights", so that it is called qainsights-typesafe-java-sdk
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
Not suggesting they FORCE developers, im simply suggesting that another option for distribution would be an advantage.
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
No im simply suggesting that Steam take this approach and prepare for the future. One day todays latest x86 will be old and some new architecture will replace it.
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
Reality is very different. The fact that x86 is not RISC, it contains many instructions which support memory as the source and destination or both, something which is often an advantage in terms of code density, and speed.
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
I appreciate there will parts of a game that have hand rolled assembly, but even those have problems when x86 move forward. In the near future SIMD instructions will double their widths and todays fast code using them will be old. C# solves
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
It is windows today, but in the beginning the two were incompatible different products.
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by MiroslavPokorny 7d ago
Really a jaguar and all the sensors and modifications to the car are earned back in less than a month ? A $100k car, sensors and highly skilled customisation...

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