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by calo_star 4y ago
So it isn't just me then! There was this one time, I downloaded a piece of porn in h.265 .mkv and I wanted to change its container to mp4 using ffmpeg(so that I could view it on iPad), and I actually, actually got pissed. In the end I
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by calo_star 4y ago
For those familiar with UWP, what does RuntimeBroker.exe do exactly?
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by calo_star 4y ago
> FaceTime - Incoming FaceTime calls are blocked unless you have previously called that person or contact. Apple Services - Incoming invitations for Apple Services, such as invitations to manage a home in the Home app, are blocked unless
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by calo_star 4y ago
FFT...?
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by calo_star 4y ago
I find it so frustrating and disgusting that articles like this don't link to the original research paper/publication.
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by calo_star 5y ago
It's not just Adobe or games, takes 3D rendering for example, both Redshift and Cycle are now using Metal (the Metal backend for Cycle was even submitted by Apple themselves), Nvidia's GPUs absolutely destroy their (supposed) M1 e
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by calo_star 5y ago
That scene was so cool in a disturbing way!
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by calo_star 5y ago
Maybe it has something to do with Meltdown/Spectre mitigations.
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by calo_star 5y ago
I find this perspective intriguing, can you elaborate on that? For example why `m a -> (a -> m b) -> m b` but not something else?
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by calo_star 6y ago
It doesn't need a driver for me. Although I do use Karabiner-Elements to swap Alt and Windows key.
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by calo_star 6y ago
Not this guy again...
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by calo_star 6y ago
Where is the native-to-hardware ISA?
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by calo_star 6y ago
This really isn't new. It looks like instead of treating the "Neural Engine" as an I/O device like the GPU, it's accessed as a coprocessor. It makes sense for them to only expose their functionalities through librar
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by calo_star 6y ago
Can you elaborate on the "Wider processors are harder to clock faster" part?
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by calo_star 6y ago
Is this a parody?
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by calo_star 6y ago
I think "parallel execution of fp32/int32" is kind of vaguely defined by them... Do they mean fp32/int32 instructions from the same thread (aka warp/wavefront) or from different threads? If it's the latter I&#x