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VUDA: A CUDA-Like Runtime API for Vulkan(github.com)
4 points by c487bd62 8y ago|0 comments
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by c487bd62 8y ago
> because we’re stuck in 2003 It's called learning a lesson (repeatedly). Don't trust Google. And don't trust Microsoft, now or in 2003. Don't trust companies, period. Always have an exit plan and try not to get locke
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Ubuntu Linux Performance Over the Past Six Years on an Intel Xeon Server(phoronix.com)
55 points by c487bd62 8y ago|15 comments
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by c487bd62 8y ago
What domain registrar was that?
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by c487bd62 8y ago
Awesome! I hope you don't mind me ranting a bit about custom domains > Custom Domain Protection for Cloudflare Registrar, available on the Enterprise Plan, protects your organization from domain hijacking with exclusively out-of-ban
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by c487bd62 8y ago
I can only get "Stage lines" for files I previously commited. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but if I add a new file the only options are Delete or Stage. Or maybe it isn't implemented yet.
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by c487bd62 8y ago
Will you be able to use AMP without ever touching Google servers/services? So it actually works like said subset of HTML to clean up the mess we're in. You have to force those things directly in the core, you can already make page
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by c487bd62 8y ago
AFAIK AMD also goes out of their way to provide support. NVIDIA I'm not so sure e.g. EGLStream and Wayland, Optimus, G-SYNC
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by c487bd62 8y ago
I got that, I think it's important to support competitors in this space even if they don't have an edge (yet?). At the very least they get some feedback and data to improve their core. Maybe one of them will find new revenue model
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by c487bd62 8y ago
> but why use this over duckduckgo? If history showed us anything is that we need a lot of competition in this area
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by c487bd62 8y ago
> It isn't a computer, it can never replace my macbook That's probably why most people don't mind paying that much. They see their phones as their personal computer and don't need an actual desktop, or even notebook a
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by c487bd62 8y ago
Still waiting for source for all those claims. I'm not being ironic or anything but people throw things under the bus so easily it would be nice to see the data (comparison). Their numbers are huge so of course the number of exploited
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by c487bd62 8y ago
Can you show some data? I'm interested to see how exploitable popular PHP frameworks (Laravel and Symfony?) and the language itself are over the years in comparison to JavaScript, Python and Ruby web stuff. Not interested in anecdotes
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by c487bd62 8y ago
Reality: we get Electron but this time using Servo
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by c487bd62 8y ago
Yes but it's easier for when you just want to open a link to watch. You get subtitles, audio channels, can skip to the part you want, without downloading the entire video. I think it's DASH but more options are available, it works
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by c487bd62 8y ago
https://mpv.io/
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by c487bd62 8y ago
I'll take PHP spaghetti over JS any day
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by c487bd62 8y ago
Does this means that any app distributed outside the store doesn't get access to closed features like Google Cloud Messaging? If so that's another reason to support sideloading since right now using MicroG seems like a pain in the
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by c487bd62 8y ago
Things will only get better from now on (or as long as the money keeps flowing). https://github.com/disks86/VK9 https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/issues/551 https://github.com
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by c487bd62 8y ago
Not to mention that it acts as a compatibility layer for older games that don't run on Windows 10 and others that will stop working as they remove more and more legacy code/features. Some say there are games that have noticeable s
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by c487bd62 8y ago
> Google already has a near-monopoly in the smartphone space and it's much better than the Windows monopoly on the desktop. Like half the useful apps have problems running without Google Apps being installed. GCM errors, apps refusi
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by c487bd62 8y ago
> Users playing through Steam Play experiencing Linux-specific issues should be directed to Steam for support I wonder how they'll handle user reviews. Maybe performance won't be an issue, I know some games run even faster than
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by c487bd62 8y ago
> Users playing through Steam Play experiencing Linux-specific issues should be directed to Steam for support I wonder how they'll handle user reviews. Maybe performance won't be an issue, I know some games run even faster than
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by c487bd62 8y ago
Visual Studio is a must for 99% of .net jobs, right? I see a lot of praise and comments that it's so good you can't replace it Do you think they will drop VS and adopt VS Code as the recommended solution? Since it's locked to
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by c487bd62 8y ago
It's all about pushing Azure and dedicating resources to said goals