jayd16

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by jayd16 4mo ago
What is the difference, in your mind, between mapping data and what was shared?
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Yes. Even dealing with "what does it look like in rain? What does it look like in snow?" is hard. Hell... "What does it look like at night" is hard. Hell.... what does it look like at noon vs sundown (no shadow vs l
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by jayd16 4mo ago
"We shouldn't have maps because you can use them in war." seems like a wrong way to look at this problem.
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Part of the reason software ate the world is standardized tooling. Going back to everyone having completely bespoke ways of doing things would be a nightmare.
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by jayd16 4mo ago
It's still a cut in purchasing power even if you aren't hurting. But if you don't mind, I'll take 4.2% from your pay.
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Looks like they're adding native support for Linux containers into WSL and also pushing a .NET API to seamlessly kick off and clean up containers from an app. Neat stuff.
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WSL improvements and the new Containers CLI and APIs [video](youtube.com)
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by jayd16 4mo ago
It's more about unconscious bias. The slick smoke and mirror will simply show better.
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Maybe I don't understand but why doesn't Gitlabs self hosted setup work?
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Mac Subsystem for Linux 2
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by jayd16 4mo ago
You mean like a Galaxy Flip?
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by jayd16 4mo ago
The new Samsung fold 7s while folded are less than a mm thicker than an iPhone 17.
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Here's a thought experiment. Is void* something we should add to other languages? Would anyone argue yes?
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Tesla is the only profitable example in that list?
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Google will probably eventually pay Apple to be the assistant, a la search.
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Looking at it from an existing knowledge base and error checking point of view, I feel like C++ smart pointers or Rust is a better option for someone doing a dangerous low level thing rarely. I'm not sure Zig is really all that favora
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by jayd16 4mo ago
They argue it's Onlyfans-like because users will "simp" for the big players. That is to say there is a level of fandom that accompanies the transaction?
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Consoles already make you pay for online services. They already sunset games so I think even under the new rules they have the ability to stop that service at any time.
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Certainly we'll just move the fig leaf so the free online component of games are now part of a subscription. Ideally a free subscription through packed in keys and such but we'll probably end up being nickel and dimed even further
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by jayd16 4mo ago
The point was about who is on the hook and why they might be less permissive. I'm not implying anything else. I used your own "literal" wording to refer to the "more strict than yours" interpretation. I suppose I sh
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by jayd16 4mo ago
The more pixels, the more compute of fragments but not necessarily more memory. A fragment might hit the same texel as an adjacent fragment. Certainly not more from main memory, and maybe not more from the vram either depending on how the
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by jayd16 4mo ago
...And that judgement could take them literally. So what is your point? My point was simply that it's easy to scoff at someone else being careful if it's their neck and not yours.
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Who gets in trouble if it turns out you are actually held to the literal rule?
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by jayd16 4mo ago
It's a ludicrous amount of words to say "I use the cheap models and that makes me very smart."
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by jayd16 4mo ago
>[..] take full use of the PCIe bandwidth of the GPU or the bandwidth of its GDDR memory. I'm honestly a little confused by what you mean here. Why would we want to maximize those things? Games are about consistent output under th
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Well I mean, the idea with games is it all fits in vram. You really don't want to be thrashing. It's that things are still so slow that they must be avoided entirely, no? No copy unified memory will help with that but you do pay
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by jayd16 4mo ago
A big push specifically for Windows ARM from Nvidia seems like relevant information.
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by jayd16 4mo ago
Maybe they just mean from a "it can run a lot of DLSS" perspective.
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by jayd16 4mo ago
It's survivor bias though. If they read it and did the thing and never bothered you, you wouldn't notice that.
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by jayd16 4mo ago
It's not a double standard. Its being held up against the marketing.

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