epsilon_greedy

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   by epsilon_greedy 4y ago

   As part of alder lake intel includes thread director which handles thread dispatch via hardware and software, I believe. The main downside as far as I know is you have to run a very recent kernel to have access to this.
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   by epsilon_greedy 5y ago

   There were early talks but I believe this only recently became official. See https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/intel-...
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   by epsilon_greedy 7y ago

   Zero-based budgeting. It effectively means that a project is no longer getting funded or staffed and is therefore dead.
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   by epsilon_greedy 7y ago

   That is what I took "distributable unit" to mean, yes. Perhaps it's not fair to say that this is true for "hello world" as you've shown in your Visual Works example and jolmg has shown with GST.
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   by epsilon_greedy 7y ago

   Gnu Smalltalk isn't used often (as far as I'm aware). If you use something more common like Pharo or Squeak, the base image includes things like the IDE, window environment, etc. and accounts for the 50MB size. Edit I should me
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   by epsilon_greedy 7y ago

   For CPUs specifically, many of Intel's chips are fabricated in the US: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_manufacturing_si...
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   by epsilon_greedy 7y ago

   GemFire came from VMware. Spring purchased[1] GemStone (which owned gemfire) while they were a division of VMware. RabbitMQ also came from VMware by way of Spring[2]. [1] https://spring.io/blog/2010/05/06&#x