Narishma

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451.
by Narishma 2y ago
And the SSD.
452.
by Narishma 2y ago
They also have double the storage among other things.
453.
by Narishma 2y ago
The Atari Jaguar also had a CD add-on.
454.
by Narishma 2y ago
Because it's much simpler that the alternatives and will remain supported forever in practice (either directly or through things like ANGLE or MoltenGL) even if it's deprecated. If you don't need the features of the newer API
455.
by Narishma 2y ago
It also introduces a lot of complexity where the two languages interact.
456.
by Narishma 2y ago
Just because it failed in the past doesn't mean they won't retry again and again. It only needs to succeed once.
457.
by Narishma 2y ago
In my case, and it seems OP's as well, it forced me to stop the test instead of picking one of the two.
458.
by Narishma 2y ago
It's more teal.
459.
by Narishma 2y ago
> esp32 starts at 1MB Which models? The most I've ever seen on an ESP32 is 512KB of SRAM.
460.
by Narishma 2y ago
I think the new Nvidia driver is also being written in Rust, though it's not ready yet.
461.
by Narishma 2y ago
Well, there's also an ongoing lawsuit against Tesla for that.
462.
by Narishma 2y ago
Seems like they have reverted whatever update from yesterday that caused this. It's back to normal for me on Firefox ESR.
463.
by Narishma 2y ago
I'd rather green on black than the light gray on white (or dark gray on black) that modern websites seem to be fond of.
464.
by Narishma 2y ago
No, it's become unusable with or without ublock origin for me.
465.
XiangShan High-Performance RISC-V Processors at Hot Chips 2024(servethehome.com)
4 points by Narishma 2y ago|0 comments
466.
by Narishma 2y ago
That is only the case in specific Intel CPU models.
467.
by Narishma 2y ago
I wouldn't say very supportive at all. It often gets bashed whenever some news about it is posted on r/rust for example.
468.
by Narishma 2y ago
> You could often watch interfaces be drawn line-by-line and box-by-box, with many pixels getting redrawn multiple times before it was finished. Maybe if you ran Windows 95 on a 386 with 4MB of RAM.
469.
by Narishma 2y ago
As far as I can tell from a quick look at the source, it only seems to support Vulkan as a rendering API.
470.
by Narishma 2y ago
Not only did he not correct the info, he repeated the mistake in a newer video. I stopped watching him after that.
471.
by Narishma 2y ago
They are using an M33 in the RP2350.
472.
by Narishma 2y ago
Isn't the ISS approaching its end of life anyway?
473.
by Narishma 2y ago
> Larger package (60 or 80 pins) I think the 60 pin version is the same size as RP2040.
474.
by Narishma 2y ago
That was the previous model.
475.
by Narishma 2y ago
From what I've read, it's also possible to run one ARM core and one RISC-V core concurrently.
476.
by Narishma 2y ago
They are faster than the previous generation in nearly all of the benchmarks while using much less power. I wouldn't call that 'nearly identical'.
477.
by Narishma 2y ago
It works fine in Firefox.
478.
by Narishma 2y ago
That would hardly have been the first time they skipped numbers.
479.
by Narishma 2y ago
Why not just call it Xbox 3 then.
480.
by Narishma 2y ago
That's the vector extension (V) rather than packed SIMD (P).

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