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> Has it been demonstrated that RISC-V is architecturally suitable for making chips that equal the performance of high-end x86 and ARM designs? How would you demonstrate that besides actually building such a chip?
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AFAIK that's the case with pretty much every ARM SBC, Raspberry Pi being the exception. They still support the original model from 2012 with their latest OS and it's a huge part of their success IMO.
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I systematically hide them since I'm not interested in them and they just pollute the main page, and you're right that they've become a bit excessive. Looking at my list of hidden posts, there are 26 AI-related items from the
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It only killed a small part of the video game industry (consoles) in a specific country (USA) and only for a couple of years. IMO this crash is given way too much importance for what it actually is.
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I think that's a poor excuse. Screen resolutions are higher now but our machines are also orders of magnitude more powerful.
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I feel like it gets posted at least yearly.
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To be even clearer, 16-bit real mode x86 assembly.
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Probably because GNU Emacs was too bloated for the Amiga's 512KB of RAM (or whatever amount the original model had).
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Yes, a trap a lot of HD remakes and fan-made HD mods fall into is that they upgrade sprite or texture resolution but keep animation framerate or geometry the same, which creates a janky/disjointed look that I can't stand.
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There's some kind of collision detection issue going on as I immediately fell through the pyramid bricks in the first level and got stuck inside them.
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But that's not how it's pronounced in Arabic, see my other comment.
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No, it's not. It's a soft 'H' sound in Arabic, the same as in Muhammad. It's closer to the English 'H'. The Scottish 'ch' is a different letter entirely in Arabic and doesn't appear in this
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> The version with 'c' is one that contains a pronunciation hint for people whose native language is not Arabic (but probably English). What hint would that be? There's no 'c' sound in the Arabic version.
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It's not a launch, just a (official) reveal.
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> Sony's Vita was quite successful with titles like Killzone Mercenary which was as fun a shooter as you'll find on any platform, but Sony gave up on the form factor because of the phone fever sweeping the world. I think they g
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It's like building an app with Electron, but worse. At least Electron has good font rendering and some accessibility and some OS integration.
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Not that portable since it only works on a single PDF engine.
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The hardware may be there, but not necessarily the drivers.
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Not the parent but I too don't see what's wrong with that.
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Did you play the original Half-Life 2 from 2004 or one of the "remasters" (though they weren't called that) that comes every few years that updates the graphics and/or engine slightly?
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They say that but the engine seems to require an OpenGL 4 GPU while the graphics look like something that could be done on a Voodoo card.
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(2018)
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Size Optimization Tricks (2022)
(justine.lol)
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The original IBM PC was ROM-based. It worked fine without a disk drive, it just booted into ROM BASIC instead.
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42-bit is the right answer of course.
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Debian is removing support for 32-bit x86 in the next release I think.
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It looks good from a distance but as soon as you go near anything it devolves into a pixelated mess.
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> even mouselook was frowned upon amongst the players I knew In Doom and Wolfentein 3D, it was more of a weird mouse look and move thing that wasn't very usable.
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> The 80286 was a turkey because it didn't meet the minimal viable product level of being a target for a 24-bit OS that could virtualize DOS applications. It was already crazy fast and became affordable pretty quickly but it seemed
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Programmers Are Users (Bad Performance Makes Everyone Less Efficient)
(rfleury.com)
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