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by kvemkon 2y ago
> easily That can be easily rectified by building energy conservation facilities for wind (and other renewables) instead of halting wind generators.
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by kvemkon 2y ago
The huge difference is the lasting time. Few days or a week the water has gone and you can start with repairs/rebuilding. But after a nuclear disaster all is polluted for foreseeable future and not usable even if all infrastructure and
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by kvemkon 2y ago
There actually have been many months without more than half of nuclear reactors in France in 2022 - beginning 2023. And in France there are not enough different energy sources to compensate. https://www.france24.com/en/
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by kvemkon 2y ago
Such approach I see more and more often. Maybe they test it only on HiDPI screens?
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by kvemkon 2y ago
This reminded me of a so called "micro-vibration ventilator" https://www.pcworld.com/article/1388332/new-airjet-chips-can...
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by kvemkon 2y ago
> Intel’s 14A process is not a true 14A half-pitch. It’s kind of like how they started naming CPUs off “performance equivalents” instead of using raw clock speed. Earlier it was AMD. The most prominent era since their Athlon XP CPUs turn
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by kvemkon 3y ago
Ideally is only when the size of the complete file is known in advance. To minimize avoidable fragmentation.
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by kvemkon 3y ago
Good to know, thanks! Perhaps you could mention this information on the main web page of Manta. P.S. I've just recalled recently news from one new cheap FPGA (from Europe). "Cologne Chip releases an open-source integrated logic an
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by kvemkon 3y ago
Thanks for sharing! How does Manta compare to the free and open source https://github.com/enjoy-digital/litescope ?
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by kvemkon 3y ago
The "old" renderer feels so new to me, that I'd like to see the comparison against GTK+ 3.0 with pango <=1.42. P.S. Since pango 1.44 some letters at some positions became blurry and some letters are more close to the previ
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by kvemkon 3y ago
> has to keep walking west to stay in the sunlight so she doesn't freeze to death. Reminds me of the opposite problem we can see in "The Chronicles of Riddick" (2004). Keep running to stay in the night side of the planet t
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by kvemkon 3y ago
At the first glance from what I see, the advantages of new HexWalk: * free software / open source * cross-platform * theming (e.g. dark) * more analysis capabilities through 3rd-party binwalk (but python and thus not suited for very la
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by kvemkon 3y ago
From the article: "SerializationString improve performance" (10.12.2023) https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/pull/57717 .
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by kvemkon 3y ago
I've just searched for official ECC support on * 8700G https://www.amd.com/en/product/14066 * 8600G https://www.amd.com/en/product/14071 * 8500G https://www.amd.com/
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by kvemkon 3y ago
At least you hope, it is more power efficient due to advanced manufacturing process. And then a totally disappointment: new CPU consumes significantly more both under load and idle. The AI-extensions are also missing. ECC is missing in all
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by kvemkon 3y ago
Recently discussed: Firefox tooltip bug fixed after 22 years (10.10.2023) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37827995 Every time switching to another program you had to take care not to trigger tooltip event in Firefox, s
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by kvemkon 3y ago
> Next up: gigantic wind farms change weather. 5 years ago: "Climatic Impacts of Wind Power" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S254243511... .
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by kvemkon 3y ago
> IMGUI is just a different API design IMO. There are so many issues about so called "power saving mode" and several open PRs like https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/pull/5116 .
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by kvemkon 3y ago
Those might be not necessary 2 threads of one program, but 2 independent programs.
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by kvemkon 3y ago
Hope AM5 is the last such an obsolete 2-channel memory platform. Was it 2004-2005 as we got 2-channel memory with single or first dual-core CPUs? Now we have 16 cores with... still 2-channel memory. Looking forward to 4-channel AM6 socket.
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by kvemkon 3y ago
The disadvantage of single CCD is only half of available write memory bandwidth (using at least 1 computing thread on each CCD) [1]. [1] 16 B/cycle write vs 32 B/cycle read per CCD https://www.servethehome.com/amd-
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by kvemkon 3y ago
I haven't noticed one back in 2018, thus I wouldn't hold my breath now.
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by kvemkon 3y ago
> 4. Destructors: Can't take arguments, forcing objects to contain implicit references to each other. This issue has been mentioned back in 2018: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAOMGZ=HwTjk9JbGNeWHd+Jr3rwOkFO...
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by kvemkon 3y ago
> unsubstantiated claims Indeed: > It used to be easy to have any kind of X client connect to a remote X server. Back in the early 1990s on the HP Apollo workstations in college, it was a simple matter of setting the DISPLAY environme
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by kvemkon 3y ago
Should be fixed in 6.1.66. iomap: update ki_pos a little later in iomap_dio_complete https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux...
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by kvemkon 3y ago
It's a bit worse: > The RFSOC 4x2 is currently only available to Universities and Research Institutes. And you're almost right. RFSoC XCZU48DR-1FFVG1517E costs $22742 (not in stock) and XCZU48DR-2FFVG1517E costs $31840 (not in
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by kvemkon 3y ago
Interfaces with 80 Gbit/s announced 3rd quarter 2022 (rumored since summer 2021): * DisplayPort 2.1 * USB4 version 2 * Thunderbolt 5 Amazing for desktops and notebooks. Hopefully such boards could also make soon into at least SDR hobby
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by kvemkon 3y ago
> It’s simply decades of R&D that no other company has done. ASML machines consist of at least two main parts: laser and lenses. Both has been engineered by third-party firms: TRUMPF (laser) and Carl Zeiss (lenses). > Simply inves
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by kvemkon 3y ago
> AMD is an amazing company for being open and transparent with their approach ... Is it known, why consumer cards do not have fp64:fp32 performance at about 1:2?
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by kvemkon 3y ago
> All ARM advancements since ARMv8 come FROM apple. This made me thinking Apple designed ARMv8 and gave it back to ARM. But from your source: > Apple contracted ARM to design a new ISA for its purposes.

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