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   by bullen 4y ago

   You are right, but maybe that was the reason they couldn't use pancake? HDR is the reason for this, they need more brightness, so they sacrifice low persistence. Also all AAA experiences on PSVR2 run at 60 FPS and re-project to 120 FPS
2. 392.▲
   by bullen 4y ago

   Not by much, if you count in the energy used to make new CPUs, and the waste you crate by not using an old one; you are better off using an Ivy Bridge than a newest AMD/Intel. I also believe the older stuff is better built in terms of
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   by bullen 4y ago

   The JDK would have access to network card and SSD directly. Bypassing the kernel. Java is already sandboxed we don't need the kernel unless the net/ssd drivers crash completely. It's a huge task/risk, but 30% is alot.
4. 394.▲
   by bullen 4y ago

   Yes
5. 395.▲
   by bullen 4y ago

   All statistics show 2016 being peak in population growth in the western world. Acceleration stopped 1968. CPU improvements stalled around 2012. GPU around 1030 so in 2017. Energy is the master resource.
6. 396.▲
   by bullen 4y ago

   Yes, exactly: http://move.rupy.se/file/last_computer.png
7. 397.▲
   by bullen 4y ago

   NIO solved the problems with threads on the network in Java 1.5 (seminal cornerstone API that also had the concurrency package and rewrote the entire JVM memory model), but only in 1.7 the epoll solution became stable. 2004 -> 2011, 7 ye
8. 398.▲
   by bullen 4y ago

   The physical world has peaked, in every metric. That makes software harder. Just wait until you can't buy a new computer just like that. Stick to vanilla Java/C+/HTML(5)/JSON/OpenGL/AL and make something great
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   by bullen 4y ago

   I get "Sorry, something went wrong." on that oculus URL. Probably a temporary thing, but still I need to upload it with adb because that is how you develop for this thing. Android is horrible now, I remember making something for t
10. 400.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    If that was true, I think adoption would be way higher by this point.
11. 401.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    Unity is a over-engineered pile of &%$#. And now I'm being too nice. And it's getting worse by the day. The company is bankrupt, and when interest rates go up further all your invested time will go poof in a second. Own your t
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    by bullen 4y ago

    I meant native as in compiled to fast/minimal native machine code, the other games are all Unity/Unreal potato VM games, all 263/266 of them... with GC = sickness. The Climbs are Cryengine which might not have GC but still is
13. 403.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    The PSVR2 has persistence problems due to the pancake lenses taking up too much light. Basically the strobing can't be short enough (to not induce smear) because that would dim the picture too much. It makes everyone sick. The top of t
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    by bullen 4y ago

    I would love the opposite, how to keep a SSH connection alive when sleeping the computer? XD
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    by bullen 4y ago

    "So Netscape thought they could do a similar thing for their navigator browser that, if they could get people programming in the same way that they did on HyperCard, on the browser, but now they can have photographs and color and maybe
16. 406.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    There is no bigger security risk with using old OS over time as hackers stop focusing on the old stuff because the attack surface is reduced simply by the number of victims being so low. As for why the mouse is fast in Windows the interrupt
17. 407.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    - It uses less power to render to and light up. - It's smaller. - I can read them without expensive advanced rendering = standard bios/boot/terminal bitmap fonts are large enough. - It looks better imo. - It probably lasts l
18. 408.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    It looks terrible! :D My github username on the HN profile on twitch.
19. 409.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    If you want many small files make more inodes: sudo mkfs.ext4 -T small I use it for my 2000 line distributed db: http://root.rupy.se
20. 410.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    Thx!
21. 411.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    - DK2 VR camera so I don't need lights. (infrared) - GV-USB2/Elgato HD60S to capture C64/Amiga1200/Raspberry 4 on Windows my desktop and/or display them on monitors. - Many screens in a compact area (all 4:3/5:
22. 412.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    So this is the same SoC as the Vision Five 2?
23. 413.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    I am: http://talk.binarytask.com/task?id=5959519327505901449
24. 414.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    They have to diverge for the medium/media specific traits to emerge. The 3D action MMO is the final medium/media. Nobody is working on that.
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    by bullen 4y ago

    Silence, volume and stability are 3 features they also have, atleast with heatsinks like these: http://move.rupy.se/file/cluster_client.png SD cards are saturated by 2W TDP Raspberry 2, but the 4 has workload speeds fo
26. 416.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    Aha, this is interesting!
27. 417.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    I wish I had time to make a list what would be required to bootstrap this. Either by adding complexity (more features to the compiler) or dropping complexity (fewer C features in the implementation). Did you ever look at that? Edit: functio
28. 418.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    I have one drive that failed, but I have maybe 6× older 24/7 drives that haven't. If you make the probability of those numbers you would panic too. The most recent broke first. Brace for impact.
29. 419.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    Room 7?
30. 420.▲
    by bullen 4y ago

    Fragility is the price you pay, and that leads to very demoralizing breakage and repair. I stopped all development since my 400GB 540s main desktop SSD corrupted after only 5 years of 24/7 operation. Meanwhile my 40GB X25-M runs flawle