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by Rohansi 1y ago
The included charger is 45W but the chip consumes less.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
It does
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by Rohansi 1y ago
Not for everyone. Do you really think Google wouldn't do anything about as blockers? Especially now that no ads is one of the selling points of YouTube Premium?
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by Rohansi 1y ago
Don't forget about YouTube!
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by Rohansi 1y ago
I'd hope so since M3 Ultra is using a newer/more efficient manufacturing process than Strix Halo!
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by Rohansi 1y ago
The M3 Ultra also consumes a lot more power because Strix Halo is actually a chip for laptops. The Framework here is a desktop but that doesn't change what AMD prioritized when building this chip.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
One more that favors Apple, obviously. 2/3 of the benchmarks having Apple Silicon on top is not enough!
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by Rohansi 1y ago
You'll want to look at benchmarks rather than the theoretical maximum bandwidth available to the system. Apple has been using bandwidth as a marketing point but you're not always able to use that bandwidth amount depending on your
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by Rohansi 1y ago
Just buy hardware that's a few years old and you'll basically get the same thing.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
That's not really a Node problem but a JavaScript problem. Nothing about it was built to support parallel execution like Go and other languages. That's why they use web workers, separate processes, etc. to make use of more than a
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by Rohansi 1y ago
You can buy Steam games and download them to your PC from your phone, too. Only problem is the website isn't designed specifically for mobile. Most pages work well but use a lot of data to pull media.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
I agree. It's not practical to expect apps/games to be maintained forever. People stop working on things. Studios shut down. It's another reason why I think macOS wouldn't work out as a good games platform.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
Nintendo does have their own emulators but only for a subset of games. Everything else is third party. Apple probably doesn't try to prevent iOS apps from being emulated but the fact that it's a fast moving target makes it much le
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by Rohansi 1y ago
The M1 Max's GPU can only make use of about 90GB/s out of the 400GB/s they advertise/support. If the AMD chip can make better use of its 200GB/s then, as you say, it will manage to have better LLM tokens per second.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
It's a pretty sad trap to fall into. All of these games are doomed to fall out of support and never be played again if nobody maintains them. Consoles have emulators and PC games usually just keep working but what is the solution for t
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by Rohansi 1y ago
You're comparing theoretical maximum memory bandwidth. It's not enough to only look at memory bandwidth because you're a lot more likely to be compute limited when you have a lot of memory bandwidth available. For example, M1
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by Rohansi 1y ago
I don't know how it works for C++ but you're not locked down to a single implementation with how C# does it. You can have it use different executors/schedulers, different task types, etc.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
And all of the Apple Silicon Macs have them soldered on or use a proprietary module. They make way too much from storage upgrades to include an M.2 slot.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
Apple's M-series of chips make use of more than two memory channels. I don't think there is evidence that it is actually beneficial for anything but marketing though.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
Many of the more sophisticated video game cheats (not anti-cheats) run at the kernel level or lower (hypervisor, or even external hardware). So yes, I would say you are being too optimistic.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
Some gaming mice do for running RGB lights, macros, or whatever.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
A modified Source 2 is kind of available right now with S&box. It uses C# with the latest .NET, no Mono. Not open source but licensing should be better than Unity. https://store.steampowered.com/app/590830/sbox
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by Rohansi 1y ago
Not really. It's easy to abort after exceeding a number of uncompressed bytes or files written. The problem is the typical software for handling these files does not implement restrictions to prevent this.
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by Rohansi 2y ago
Lua would definitely help with iteration times vs. C/C++/Rust but C# compiles very quickly. Especially in Unity where you have an editor that keeps assets cached and can hot reload code changes (with a plugin). Coroutines can defi
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by Rohansi 2y ago
This is a mostly Unity-specific issue. Unity unfortunately has a potato for a GC. This is not even an exaggeration - it uses Boehm GC. Unity does not support Mono's better GC (SGen). .NET has an even better GC (and JIT) that Unity can&
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by Rohansi 2y ago
What makes Lua the best for game logic? You don't even have types to help you out with Lua.
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by Rohansi 2y ago
Most likely because they don't use Linux. Or because it's kind of a mine field to support with bugs that occur on different distros. Even Unity has their own struggles with Linux support. They're distributing their game on St
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by Rohansi 2y ago
And whatever they are doing is clearly working well. /s
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by Rohansi 2y ago
Serial execution makes the most sense from a database perspective because they work off a transaction log. Parallel execution may require separate transaction logs (basically durable queues) to accomplish sharding but that introduces a whol
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by Rohansi 2y ago
Of course - but that is the best case scenario. You will need to support other kinds of queries as well, including writes, which is where it gets even more complicated. The guarantees provided by your RDBMS go away when you shard your datab

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