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by jdc 7y ago
ProtonDB can give you a good idea of how well games work without tuning. http://protondb.com
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by jdc 7y ago
I think it really comes down to how well-designed the performance model is. And averaging a handful of survey answers sure as hell doesn't cut it.
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by jdc 7y ago
When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names. "That is idiotic; 1 + 1 is 2, not 3" can be shortened to "1 + 1 is 2, not 3." [...] Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It n
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by jdc 7y ago
I'm not convinced that "standard practice" is a sufficient legal defense.
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by jdc 7y ago
Doesn't C model the PDP-11 more so than ARM or x86?
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by jdc 7y ago
How so? Which features are you looking for?
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by jdc 7y ago
Your point is well-taken, but always is a stretch.
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by jdc 7y ago
Beats having to maintain bug compatibility to keep popular proprietary code running though
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by jdc 7y ago
Space X is at 4.4 though https://www.glassdoor.ca/Reviews/space-x-reviews-SRCH_KE0,7....
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by jdc 7y ago
Most banks are required to keep 10% of the deposits https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/fractionalreservebankin...
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by jdc 7y ago
Have you published any papers or benchmark of your model? I have reservations about taking this pitch at face value.
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by jdc 7y ago
I kept looking for the punchline or disclaimer, but apparently this is simply an FYI on how to better exploit labour.
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/r/askscience 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) Q&A(reddit.com)
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by jdc 7y ago
well, there is SYCL
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by jdc 7y ago
How long ago did you try it? It was definitely bad in the fglrx days!
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by jdc 7y ago
I'm running an RX 570 on Linux and it works fine for my purposes (work, Steam games & Blizzard games under wine).
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by jdc 7y ago
eh.. not _all_ analysis of class conflict is Marxist
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by jdc 7y ago
Woah. What kind of language do they use to describe said policy?
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by jdc 7y ago
Right, though some people really do reach for heavy-weight tools on datasets that are way too small to justify their use. But yeah, even ripgrep should get out-performed by any db/search daemon with a decent index.
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by jdc 7y ago
Really? Try Googling '256gb ram dedicated'
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by jdc 7y ago
Well, you could always try it and see.
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by jdc 7y ago
Yep. If this is really about fair and competitive markets — fine — just go after all the other industries as well!
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by jdc 7y ago
Is it just me or would people rather be able to spoof or disable these fields without drudging through thousands of lines of C++ code?
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by jdc 7y ago
Isn't this (grandfathering tactic) gaming the system? Like borderline fraud?
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by jdc 7y ago
I've never heard of the term "deadware," especially not applied to an active project. That being said the custom (non-commercial) license can't be helping adoption!
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by jdc 7y ago
Company boards
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by jdc 7y ago
What modern desktop or server platforms does it not run on?
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by jdc 7y ago
Well yeah, they were a very prudent organization before August '97.
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by jdc 7y ago
Aren't there native GUI toolkits for JavaScript too though?
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by jdc 7y ago
I think the broader point here is not having control over something you bought. Like why not give the user the choice to opt out of telemetry or even non-essential auto-updates (like Debian)?

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