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by listic 11y ago
Well, maybe GPUs are good enough and more specialized hardware isn't needed, or does not justify the additional development costs?
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by listic 11y ago
I wonder if any MMO has tried using specialized hardware accelerators like ASIC or FPGA boards for acceleration of e.g. voxel based physics? If anything, it's easier to justify running exotic hardware on a server, where its cost will a
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by listic 11y ago
...and "watch" means a wearable device for keeping track of time.
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by listic 11y ago
It is, indeed, possible: https://youtu.be/XXs0I5kuoX4?t=2m24s Though I don't think it would allow you to probe the unencrypted data or the key. Not at the connectors to the crystal, at least: it is still encrypted ther
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by listic 11y ago
NVidia and AMD haven't even utilized processes beyond 28 nm, at all (they are still in the pipeline). Budget-conscious projects use 180 nm. [1] [2] [1] http://info.scichina.com/sciFe/EN/10.1360/112010-977
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by listic 11y ago
Why aren't servers using the proposed pattern already?
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by listic 11y ago
Next thing to books that do not exist are nanobooks the length of a twitter post: > The android led him to the cliff. At 8:43pm, it removed his blindfold. The indigo sky filled his vision. "Make my eyes that color," it said. h
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by listic 11y ago
What was stopping them? Living in Russia (St.-Petersburg), [1] I'm experiencing firsthand the territorial restrictions that transnational companies impose on us. E.g. Amazon doesn't offer any books in Russian and for a long time
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by listic 11y ago
It is an option, anyway.
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by listic 11y ago
Is openage ready enough to allow you to actually play games?
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by listic 11y ago
full text: http://sci-hub.io/10.1016/j.cobeha.2015.05.001
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by listic 11y ago
Cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by listic 11y ago
Where is RLE encoding used a lot nowadays? Or is this code mostly an academic exercise?
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by listic 11y ago
Intel suggests we program their GPUs and FPGAs with OpenCL. So, in theory, programming FPGAs could be not much harder than GPUs.
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by listic 11y ago
Couldn't install Ubuntu on a Mac? Technically, it works.
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by listic 11y ago
If I like a particular tea, do you allow me to buy it again, afterwards? It would be reasonable, I think.
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by listic 11y ago
> which means a small Not that small, actually: phones keep getting bigger and bigger over time, a tendency that even Apple succumbed to. It still proves your point, though: manufacturers are optimizing for a stable environment where u
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by listic 11y ago
ok, how does that work: did all those people sign up with Magic?
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by listic 11y ago
But does it use an open source toolchain? Also, where does it say that it runs on ICE40?
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by listic 11y ago
> 800+ scores. What is this number and how does one get to know it?
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by listic 11y ago
That's Intel Transactional Synchronization Extensions, right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transactional_Synchronization_...
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by listic 11y ago
I don't think price reduction was among the primary goals of this project. Still, would you prefer to not have an option to disassemble the PC and replace it piecemeal? I know I wouldn't: more options is good. Also, in theory modu
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by listic 11y ago
Won't the next LTS release require signing, as well as the regular version? And by LTS here you mean the ESR version, right?
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by listic 11y ago
Aren't there already email solutions out there that treat email as a to-do list, divide it into discrete projects and so on? I believe there should be some, based on Allen's GTD method, if nothing else. ( https://en.wiki
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by listic 11y ago
By the way, you can really actually still buy the refrigerators with rounded corners, if you want: http://www.smeg.com/refrigerators/double-door-refrigerators/
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by listic 11y ago
Thanks! Now I feel guilyt for wanting an Aprilia SR50 :( (one of the few modern two-stroke scooters) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aprilia_SR50
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by listic 11y ago
Looks like Smart Feature Phones won't materialize :( https://youtu.be/JIiIjjIsuzc Though they aren't quite saying that, I guess there'll be no new Firefox OS Smart TV's, too? http://www.techra
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by listic 11y ago
Interesting tidbit: Pi Zero is really $5, despite being British, too.
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by listic 11y ago
And I here thought FIX is a fictional protocol devised specifically for this game...
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by listic 11y ago
Lakka is based on OpenELEC. Does this mean that it should make as good a media player as OpenELEC?

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