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Narishma
2y ago
I don't think RISC-V's SIMD extension is very popular. At least I can't think of any available core implementing it. The vector extension is much more common.
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2y ago
So they don't have to pay the license.
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2y ago
It's not easy on my eyes. It looks washed out with too low contrast.
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2y ago
So what happens if you don't tip? Asking Americans here as we don't have a tipping culture in my country, at least not to this extent. Also, is it just in restaurants and food related businesses or services in general? Are you exp
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2y ago
> On the other hand, in Japan there are extremely few places with public trash cans. Those few that exist are typically associated with vending machines for beverages. IIRC they removed them after a terrorist attack in the 90s.
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2y ago
You're assuming one character is stored as one byte, which is only the case for English.
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2y ago
Or you might be helping your uncle Jack by murdering a horse.
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2y ago
Yes, I had to shorten the title so it would fit the HN limit but the article says 13th and 14th gen i7s represent a significant portion of crashes as well.
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Warframe devs report 80% of game crashes happen on Intel's Core i9 chips
(tomshardware.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
It's not. It's a commercial product with a free demo version.
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2y ago
You misread the comment. They don't want to run DOS games, they want to relive the inability to run them when switching to Windows NT.
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2y ago
Is there a physical reason for it? Or is it just that keyboard manufacturers don't care about latency?
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2y ago
The whole point of Handmade Hero is to make everything from scratch as a learning exercise, so using third-party libraries would be counter-productive.
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2y ago
I'd rather have a few bevy posts every month than the daily deluge of AI articles.
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DF Weekly: If Xbox Series X is more powerful, why do some PS5 games run better?
(eurogamer.net)
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2y ago
I don't understand what they mean in that quote. Neither Unix nor the Mac were designed for that much RAM.
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2y ago
"running on a M4 macbook and controlled by a raspberry pi"
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2y ago
I got tired of that shit years ago and switched to PS5 for gaming and Debian for everything else.
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2y ago
Another problem is the ratings. Everything there seems way overrated. You'll see a ton of 5-star or 4-star ratings for things that are barely readable.
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2y ago
ANGLE is such a pain to build, I've never managed to do it.
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2y ago
Starliner's competitor from SpaceX is Dragon, not Starship.
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2y ago
Like in that Black Mirror episode.
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2y ago
I don't think so. QuakeC was its own language. This is more like Quake 3 which used a general purpose VM that you could compile regular C to.
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2y ago
The article you linked has a section about goats eating the argan fruit and pooping the nuts which are then supposedly collected to make argan oil. That's pure BS.
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2y ago
It's argan, not argon. And the whole goat poop thing is just a urban legend guides like to repeat to naive tourists.
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2y ago
And what about rogue services that come with the OS itself? Things like Windows Update, Windows Defender, the Phone app thingy, diagnostics policy service, the Xbox game bar or whatever it's called, the .NET optimization thingy and a d
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2y ago
I find that name even more baffling when the reason they apparently branded the previous one Xbox 360 was so that they wouldn't go against the PS3 with an Xbox 2. Somehow it was now fine for an Xbox One to go against a PS4.
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> Even then, Turbo Pascal 3 felt like a toy. In the late 80s Turbo Pascal was already at version 5 or 6.
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2y ago
It's not that mobile-friendly with the battery-draining background animation.
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2y ago
I don't think that mod works on a normal Doom engine.
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