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acoye
9y ago
• Write a blockchain in swift • Learn to write Ethereum dapps • Tinker with modern GPUs on my QuadG5 under Linux.
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acoye
9y ago
I would like to argue Bitcoin has a fundamental. The number of people using it and making up its value. `Metcalfe's law states that the value of a telecommunications network is proportional to the square of the number of connected user
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acoye
9y ago
He may be biased, but you may be too. Are you a Java developer (or android)? That said, I know some great software can be produced in Java, ElasticSearch been one on top of my mind. If Security is the goal, nor CPP nor Java is great. Prove
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acoye
9y ago
We now can engineer a forest like in Avatar. I like this idea.
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acoye
9y ago
I am not, Yet given the public disclosure and the criticality of the issue, they took the most pragmatic approach.
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acoye
9y ago
if tf runs most of the workload GPU side, SSE enabled binary is less compatible and no longer a bottleneck.
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acoye
9y ago
I see a couple of issues with the Mac / TF OpenCL situation. Apple is pushing metal and performance shaders, I would not bet on strong support from them keeping up to date drivers with performant ocl. I asked at wwdc17 about vulkan and
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acoye
9y ago
Yes you are right, no causation just a funny correlation.
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acoye
9y ago
With Google's new war on Intel's ME this is not a coincidence.
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acoye
9y ago
I've been using it (beta) for a while on a win10 desktop. No perf issues to report. Launch time is now on par with others. I'll consider going back from chromium to FF on macOS after the mainstream release. Happy to see some love
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acoye
9y ago
It may works as a stopgap as this extreme move is not usualy found in games where performance is key to the experience. Hackers will develop better tooling for VM introspection or something in the near future dropping again the time between
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acoye
9y ago
If someone did a nicely readable epub out of it, I'd be a happy reader.
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9y ago
The end of x86 32bit is near … And here I am trying to find an up to date distro for my G5s :D Tl;dr opensource or not, market share dictates supported archs. The only difference been, you can try to build from the sources for your vintage
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acoye
9y ago
I guess ARM is safe for now … Is it not?
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acoye
9y ago
I saw it coming when they discontinued Joule and Galileo. I actually liked the Curie chip, plenty of goodies in one die. From bluetooth LE to battery charger to accelerometer and gyro plus hardware acceleration for k nearest neighbor (cool
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acoye
9y ago
Is the code available somewhere? It doesn’t look like to be open-sourced.
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acoye
9y ago
Hey, I'm Adrian. I did the 'More colors' shader. Given the nature of the project, a hackathon, sticking to the last computed FFTs and a notion of time was all we need to play with nice shader effects. I'm currently playi
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acoye
10y ago
> Jules Verne […] who would never educate you too make Nitro Glycerin. /S Haha also fulmicoton between other things. Love these books and the pragmatic approach to solve the problem at hand.
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acoye
10y ago
Would prevent Rowhammer attacks.
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acoye
11y ago
Yes that's what’s going on here, I think. Heard a French doctor explaining the difference between acknowledging that a patient shows symptoms, and the cause of them. Bottom-line he would help the patient, either the symptoms were caus