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chainingsolid
2y ago
Your last paragraph reminded me that I had to set up Waydroid so I could install Telegram(Android). Just so I could create an account, so I could then use the already installed Telegram desktop that came by default with like any mobile dist
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chainingsolid
2y ago
I read Hacker News every day on my Pinephone. Calls and texts(mms included) 80-99% work. Youtube.com worked/still does but very badly. I'll just blame the really cheep SoC. When I tried to get GPS working it looked like 90% of it
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chainingsolid
2y ago
You could just plug the phone into a small usb-c hub and plug some usb wifi dongel or ethernet cord into it. Not sure if that would solve your use case.
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chainingsolid
2y ago
For me meta programing (code that can generate code based on other code). I used this on my current personal project to get serilization & tagged unions, in a language that didn't have those in the standard feature set. It enables
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chainingsolid
2y ago
I've ran the installer for Vallorent. I don't remember it telling me it was going to go run code in ring 0. And I would likely have ended the install there if they listed any of the downsides. For most gamers you'd have to in
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chainingsolid
2y ago
I did the same with ksp2... Part that really hurt there was finding out it was a production disaster the entire time.. One or 2 of the correct people in the right place could have saved it! Busy waiting on bots to build out 16 lanes of copp
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chainingsolid
2y ago
Thinking about it the threads in a game that normally need more CPU time are the ones that are doing lots of sys calls. You'd have to use a fair bit of async and atomics, to split the work into compute and chatting with the kernal. Mig
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chainingsolid
2y ago
Ouch, My first thought on seeing the hardware specs was it would be better than my Pinephone with my lapdock... This is a deal breaker for me.
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chainingsolid
2y ago
On my pinephone Phosh feels faster than Plasma Mobile.
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chainingsolid
2y ago
I own a 5950x, that 130 number sounds extremly wrong for idle. I'd recommand checking settings in bios. I'm getting around 7-20 depending on which number I read in Ryzen Master, so adding in the gpu idle of around 30-40, I'm
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chainingsolid
2y ago
I believe new suits where made/available somehow. The SpaceX and Boeing suits are not compatible with the others space craft.
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chainingsolid
2y ago
I'm using Phosh, GNOME based, on my Pinephone and its fairly good (this comment was written with a tweaked desktop Firefox install on said Pinephone). The lack of powerful, efficent, mobile(read: smartphone), linuix friendly hardware i
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2y ago
My intro to programing was a TI-83, while bored in algebra 2 freshman year... I had no almost help so I was just figuring it out. Ended up making a 90% implementation of 2048, and about 1/2 of chess. While only knowing if, goto, matrix
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chainingsolid
2y ago
Here's a complementary link on the optimization of the Factorio. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35869671
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chainingsolid
2y ago
"where's the spectacle to trigger my imagination" Please see Supreme Commander. Its a regular 3D rts map so its easy to navigate, you get ALL the zoom, and most stuff gets bigger (in size & qty) as the match goes on till
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chainingsolid
2y ago
Slightly old but relativly quick read and a good overview! https://www.lighterra.com/papers/modernmicroprocessors/
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chainingsolid
2y ago
More than just ordering! Most floating point logic in compilers cares about speed, precision, then reproducibility (optimization can/will cause debug vs release builds to give different results)... Then you have to control inputs to th
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chainingsolid
2y ago
Some games that used a determinism based architecture, will actually provide immediate feed back faked on the client and then some how make that work when the real stuff happens later. See Starcraft providing instant audio response when mov
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2y ago
Determinism as a networking model is rare now a days(Still used though!) client/server is a better solution most of the time. And having determinism means the cheater could see everything. But having a deterministic sim means you must
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2y ago
It doesn't. But it does allow preventing stuff like like seeing through walls. Although it would have to fail around corners for a short distance so players don't pop into view. Server authoritative solves less and less cheating p
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2y ago
I use this same trick, to ensure I resume right where I left off. Works great! Also helps me jump right back in, don't have to go looking for a problem/rabbit hole.
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chainingsolid
2y ago
I'm running the same as above. However do check both the memory and motherboard manufacture's tested with lists (QVL qualified vendor list) before purchasing! Each product should have its own compatablity listing.
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chainingsolid
2y ago
Would just like to thank you for having an interactive site that runs fast on my Pinephone despite its lackluster SOC. Checking the weather ended up giving Mozilla an automated crash report this morning....
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chainingsolid
3y ago
As someone writing this on a pinephone the primary issue with the statement is the lack of context. You 'put linux on it' and get OSS, and control of your own device. But most of the time lose 90% access to the abilities of ios&#x
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chainingsolid
3y ago
Adding a possible example here to back Glen's comment. Larger render distance Minecraft servers, Bandwidth cost is un-predictable (Player movement based ex: Elytra, portals, joining) and scales squared! with the render distance.
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chainingsolid
3y ago
So I have not done this myself but perhaps look into what game engines have in terms of UI options paired with cross platform support.
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chainingsolid
3y ago
Here's 2 more links. I didn't see already posted worth watching/reading. Should give a good intro. Within 3 hours combined (For CPU performance anyway). A good talk, doesn't go deep and instead goes a bit wide. https:&
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chainingsolid
3y ago
Addative manufactering (welding) has the advantage of working towards a critical mass. Where as subtractive requires getting even closer to it then moving away from it, as you make the desired part.
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chainingsolid
3y ago
You could also solve uneven train unloading by just having the train leave after a certain ammount of time or empty.
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chainingsolid
3y ago
As someone using a pinephone (and thus running desktop apps on a phone screen), this is why I often leave the screen scaling at 200%...
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