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by kasabali 6y ago
> rather AMD use the die space for a faster CPU They don't have to use die space for it. CPU cores are in a separate die already. They can easily slap a Vega 3 IC (which they already have the designs for) alongside the 12nm I/
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by kasabali 6y ago
> What's the use-case you're envisioning where an integrated GPU is a good use of die space? These CPUs are using a multi chip design. There'd be no waste of die space. They can slap a small Vega3@12nm die alongside I&#x2
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by kasabali 6y ago
Images doesn't load on mobile brave if javascript is blocked.
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by kasabali 6y ago
Heavy swapping is the worst case scenario for an SSD (highest write amplification) but I doubt it'd die in a week.
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by kasabali 6y ago
No sustained write results? This is likely using a large dynamic cache.
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by kasabali 6y ago
2.5 drives have less platters which are also smaller. I hope everything goes well and we'll see 100TB drives.
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by kasabali 6y ago
> HAMR requires new heads and immediate transition to glass platters with all-new new coating Shoot, this won't go well. Last time glass platters were used was in IBM Deathstars.
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by kasabali 6y ago
That's not the point. iGPU takes most of the die space. Parents point is it'd be a better end product for enthusiasts had they opt to not put it there in the first place.
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by kasabali 6y ago
> whenever Samsung releases a new phone only some regions get the Exynos chips, because historically they couldn't produce enough of them That's not true. The reason for that has always been Quallcomm's patent shakedown.
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by kasabali 6y ago
> whenever Samsung releases a new phone only some regions get the Exynos chips, because historically they couldn't produce enough of them That's not true. The reason for that has always been Quallcomm's patent shakedown.
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by kasabali 6y ago
Well said. A lot of people I see on hardware forums seem to have the deception that we'd suddenly have 10 GHz cores had big.LITTLE x86 processors appear. Reality is we'd have few of exact same cores we have today and a dozen more
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by kasabali 6y ago
> it's basically a superset of reCAPTCHA's functionality If by superset you mean it's as anyone as ReCaptcha plus 10 times more, I concur. Recaptcha is annoying but at least it gives me a relief short a while after solving
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by kasabali 6y ago
> Or why doesn't Chrome upon install locally cache all of Google fonts and maybe a few other key CDN files (jquery, etc)? Because that'd give them less opportunities for tracking everyone across the internet.
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by kasabali 6y ago
Maybe they're also including shitcoin mining numbers in the calculation.
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by kasabali 6y ago
To add that Core 2 (which was given as an example in the parent post) was still using the traditional north bridge design.
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by kasabali 6y ago
AFAIK it still has igpu, just non-functional and wasting space
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by kasabali 6y ago
> alsa needed a multiplexing layer It had dmix.
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by kasabali 6y ago
Even better just use TSV. Tabs are better separator for real world data, you can strip tabs unless you need to store verbatim string data.
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by kasabali 6y ago
No, flood of cheap and powerful used Xeons are the reason why Ivy Bridge motherboards are expensive.
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by kasabali 6y ago
POSIX only specşfies short options. So they may not be working on other platforms.
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by kasabali 6y ago
I've never seen Nocturne but on Windows 10 inverted colors+night shift works well (IIRC has an option for grayscale, too). On Linux you can achieve the same effect with xca+redshift (not sure about grayscale).
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by kasabali 6y ago
inherit_errexit If set, command substitution inherits the value of the errexit option, instead of unsetting it in the subshell environment. This option is
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by kasabali 6y ago
Beware long forms are not portable.
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by kasabali 6y ago
> you’d have to call the script with A= just to check A wasn’t defined, and in the process now you have A assigned to an empty string You have ${var:-} for doing that
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by kasabali 6y ago
That's what I understand. Frequencies will be higher and manufacturing process denser later in DDR5 lifecycle so they must be expecting more errors.
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by kasabali 6y ago
> Wafer start means the release of one wafer to the fabrication process for processing. > https://www.lawinsider.com/dictionary/wafer-start
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by kasabali 6y ago
Exactly
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by kasabali 6y ago
They aren't price fixing anymore. Now it's called CapEx and water start.
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by kasabali 6y ago
What I read around is that's not the enterprise ECC, it's more akin to ECC bits used in flash memory. It'll allow manufacturers to play fast and loose with memory.
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by kasabali 6y ago
> Qualcomm would have faced serious challenges keeping up with these hypothetical Intel ARM processors back in the early 2010s Qualcomm's success on mobile market has nothing to do with their processors but everything to do with the

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