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by dagmx 2y ago
It’s 3 extrapolated frames not interpolated. So would be reduced lag at the expense of greater pop-in. There’s also the new reflex 2 which uses reprojection based on mouse motion to generate frames that should also help, but likely has the
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by dagmx 2y ago
I think the enthusiast side of things is a negligible part of the market. That said, enthusiasts do help drive a lot of the improvements to the tech stack so if they start using this, it’ll entrench NVIDIA even more.
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by dagmx 2y ago
Yeah 100% its 4 bit vs 8 bit. They did the same thing for the DC units last year to claim a 2x performance uplift.
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Nvidia DLSS 4 with multi-frame generation(nvidia.com)
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by dagmx 2y ago
They should but it’s not favourable. In their presentation they specifically said it outperforms the binned M4 Pro and is on par with the unbinned M4 Pro. It would be behind the M4 Max. It’s also over double the wattage of the M4 Pro to ach
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by dagmx 2y ago
Computer graphics software engineer.
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by dagmx 2y ago
I will state the opposite and say that my quality of life has dramatically improved after moving from the US to Canada. It is much more accessible, much easier to get about, far less hostile and any loss in wealth is offset by actually bein
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Using AI to detect AI music [video](youtube.com)
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by dagmx 2y ago
Again, because you continuously ignore the issue of the rest of the processing pipeline to be convenient to yourself, tells me you don’t have a reasoned argument. Sorry.
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by dagmx 2y ago
No, the issue is that you’re misrepresenting the facts of the device. The processing you’re talking about could not handle 1Bn pixels a second except for maybe the very frontend of the pipeline. It could not handle it beyond that, which is
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by dagmx 2y ago
Your comment is somewhat misleading. The 808, while a great high resolution sensor, processed stills at 5MP after pixel binning, compared to the 48/24/12MP of the iPhones. It did have a non-binned mode but again for stills. https
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by dagmx 2y ago
Insecure coder or just trying to pump up their commit activity.
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by dagmx 2y ago
It can be motivational to show progress over a milestone or larger time period.
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by dagmx 2y ago
I used this frequently, but it really requires your team to enable squashed merges and have consistent feature sizes. Otherwise a person who commits often (had someone committing per line changed) will make it super noisy. And someone who m
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by dagmx 2y ago
A lot of the world doesn’t have subsidized phones so I exclude carrier deals. The SE is considered a mid range device imho in a lot of classifications. Budget is usually <300, mid range goes from 300-600 and premium is upwards from there
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by dagmx 2y ago
Yes, part of successful product design is skating to where the puck is (what consumers want), but vision is thinking multiple steps forward to get it where it needs to be (what consumers need but don’t know yet). That account issue is preci
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by dagmx 2y ago
Meta leadership have rarely had a vision beyond “how do we capture the success others are having in this space”. I suppose that’s a vision in and of itself but not a very inspired one. This is the case for most of their successful products
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by dagmx 2y ago
While I agree with your larger point, I just wanted to point out some inaccuracies > Sure the average selling price of an iPhone is $500 more than an Android FWIW this is only true if you’re not comparing within market segments. If you
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by dagmx 2y ago
Unreal engine is used for much more than just games. It’s used for architectural Visualization, film backgrounds, and industrial visualization among other things. Surely you can imagine why having realistic settings is beneficial in those s
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by dagmx 2y ago
Notebookcheck is a poor source of parsing technical information. The actual rumour from Kuo is that they’d move to a chiplet style design where the CPU tile and GPU tile are independent. This is actually in the article as linked. That does
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by dagmx 2y ago
And you’re suggesting that these are things a normal person can setup themselves and regularly use?
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by dagmx 2y ago
How would you inspect mobile data when not on your own wifi? How would you inspect it if it was piggybacking of a trusted but compromised endpoint? What if the data exfiltration doesn’t use a networking protocol you can monitor at all, like
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by dagmx 2y ago
Are you seriously saying there aren’t exploits on non mobile platforms? The platforms that have famously had many significant exploits over the years, and are the cause of many major data exfiltration operations? Are you pretending that vir
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by dagmx 2y ago
A lot of folks are focusing on the AI answers that Google gives, but for me the real downgrade has been the change in their algorithm a few years ago where it tries to search for what it thinks I mean instead of what I search for. Even putt
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by dagmx 2y ago
Also not to be confused by another Tae Kim, who is the VP of Omniverse Engineering at NVIDIA. https://www.linkedin.com/in/taeyongkim
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by dagmx 2y ago
The article focuses on engineering abilities, but strong engineers excel in areas outside just engineering. You don’t need to be some prodigy who invents the next great thing, you just need to be the person who can come up with a plan under
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by dagmx 2y ago
Can you share an example of when Windows was immutable? I’ve been using windows since 3.1, and I can’t recall a Windows version where I wasn’t able to muck around in the system itself. Closed source != immutable. On an unrelated note, I des
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by dagmx 2y ago
macOS does not go the statically linked route. Apple encourage developers towards dynamic libraries (usually in the form of frameworks) in most scenarios.
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by dagmx 2y ago
There’s a few inaccuracies in your points. 1. You can have apps on both windows and Mac auto update from their respective stores. 2. Macs still use DMG and PKG installers, for stuff outside the App Store.
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by dagmx 2y ago
If that’s your view, then why have any security at all? Why not just go back to the days when every process could access each others memory? Let’s just let every process run as root too while we’re at it, right? Heck, you can still crash a

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