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by fayalalebrun 3y ago
Linux has ~/.local, ~/.config, and ~/.cache for user-specific program files. Sadly many programs don't respect these and pollute your home directory instead.
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by fayalalebrun 3y ago
Of course. First of all they did not open source any existing driver. They released an open source kernel driver, which is separate from their existing closed source kernel driver. They still have not released an open source userspace drive
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by fayalalebrun 3y ago
These models work on a "latent" representation of the image, instead of working on the pixels directly. The model essentially learns a compression algorithm which allows it to process images most efficiently according to its loss
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by fayalalebrun 3y ago
Indeed Apple has been very active in shaping WebGPU, and that is why we can't use a bytecode representation for shaders. Instead, we have to repeat OpenGL's mistakes and store shaders as strings. WebGPU specifically has to be the
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by fayalalebrun 3y ago
I am in my early 20s and started using Emacs when I was 18. The reason I use Emacs instead of a more "modern" tool is because nothing else comes close in terms of ease of extensibility. I would be interested to hear if you know of
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by fayalalebrun 3y ago
Doesn't using a software gl driver like llvmpipe do the trick?
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by fayalalebrun 3y ago
What do you do when your dependencies don't have types? Also, with speed do you mean compilation or runtime?
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by fayalalebrun 4y ago
If your product not only requires a backend but also things like using 3D graphics APIs or interaction with low-level OS APIs, then Rust can be a great choice. One of the best things about Rust is that it is well suited for everything C is
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by fayalalebrun 4y ago
Would it even be possible to get the userspace drivers for these cards working with a kernel this new? Wouldn't you need to compile a really old version of mesa? In that case I'd imagine you'd need all your libraries and prog
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Show HN: Kapow – Bootable x86 assembly game running in the browser(fayalalebrun.github.io)
4 points by fayalalebrun 4y ago|0 comments
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by fayalalebrun 4y ago
Chisel is compiled to Verilog so it has excellent interoperability. You can use Chisel in an existing Verilog project or use existing Verilog modules in a Chisel project. Therefore it is already supported by practically all vendors and simu
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by fayalalebrun 4y ago
You should try out Chisel. I learned and used VHDL first, but after switching to Chisel I realized it was much better designed and avoided many of the footguns you'll likely encounter with Verilog or VHDL. And in general, it is a joy t
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Show HN: Chip8-asm.el – Chip-8 assembler written in Emacs Lisp(github.com)
1 points by fayalalebrun 4y ago|1 comments