llukas

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by llukas 7y ago
You're incorrect. C++ support was limited but GPU-useful things like templates were from early versions. You can check for yourself here (ie. check for texture fetch functions signatures) https://arcb.csc.ncsu.edu/~muel
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by llukas 7y ago
I read that some types of track require stressing every so often otherwise it loses its properties (in context of Polish railway laying new track then not running heavy trains on it and in consequence track had to be replaced again).
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by llukas 7y ago
There are previous GPU gems available for free as well: https://developer.nvidia.com/gpugems/gpugems/contributors
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by llukas 7y ago
Something like Ray Tracing Gems book they published last year? Or maybe CFP for Ray Tracing Gems II book they have right now?
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by llukas 7y ago
Who pays for uncollectible medical debt in US?
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by llukas 7y ago
Just for the record: you rely on performance tests to guarantee performance, nothing else.
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by llukas 7y ago
See also this: https://bicycledutch.wordpress.com/2013/02/21/strict-liabili...
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by llukas 7y ago
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal... "The carbon stored in populations of marine vertebrates is only a small part of the total carbon in marine ecosystems; however, the impact of re
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by llukas 7y ago
Please be more polite. You didn't comment on this part of the article: > When they die, they sink to the bottom of the ocean, locking that carbon away for hundreds of years.
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by llukas 7y ago
> It's insane to mix car traffic and people. It is not. Non-car traffic just needs to be prioritized properly, that is being more important than car traffic. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woonerf
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by llukas 7y ago
Did you manage to achieve 1TB/s? https://www.sisoftware.co.uk/2019/08/01/amd-vega2-gpgpu/ BW test over there shows 627GB/s of actual BW.
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by llukas 7y ago
Selling very detailed location data.
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by llukas 7y ago
There is no border control within Schengen zone.
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by llukas 7y ago
It is not. Or maybe it is. We don't know: https://www.forbes.com/sites/lanceeliot/2019/06/09/tesla-aut...
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by llukas 7y ago
Get your facts straight: USSR troops were stationed in Poland. Wheter it was occupation or not is debatable.
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by llukas 7y ago
Wiki says 80kw for combo 1 connector and 350kw for combo 2 [1]. Why do you bring up ability to put power into the grid? In case of supercharging along the route it would be never the case. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by llukas 7y ago
It was already demoed by Elon and buried.
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by llukas 7y ago
Different subsets of OpenCL with different extensions work everywhere. If you want to use C++ then it definitely doesn't work everywhere. Precompiled kernels (SPIR-V) also do not work (anywhere?). Writing a GPU C program that only gets
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by llukas 7y ago
You surely can write one yourself or pay for development. If that doesn't work maybe you could help developing one of the existing packages?
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by llukas 7y ago
So I'll break news to you: C14 and K40 do not accumulate in your body up same way like radium/uranium/heavy metals do. "Even at low levels, these isotopes represent health hazards as they can accumulate in the human body
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by llukas 7y ago
Then we get back to discussion that inhaling radioactive particles is harmful.
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by llukas 7y ago
Not sure if you noticed before spending all that time into apples to oranges comparisons: SA article was about ingested sources of radiation. Elephant Foot and natural background radiation are outside of your body. Coal ash gets inside. The
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by llukas 7y ago
You cant have big batteries in checked in luggage. https://e-skateboarder.com/can-you-take-electric-skateboards...
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by llukas 7y ago
Open pit brown coal mining destroys bigger areas in irreversible manner. Solar plant at least doesn't exhaust.
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by llukas 7y ago
Or better make your business model to rely on all of the above.
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by llukas 7y ago
OpenCL, hip, Vulkan, what tomorrow? Or alternatively, there were cl* libraries, roc* libraries and hip* libraries for AMD? Which ones are supported? CUDA doesn't require rewriting code with ${OSS} framework of the year, every year. The
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by llukas 7y ago
Did you compare the performance of nvrtc vs offline nvcc compiler?
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by llukas 7y ago
You do not have kids, don't you?
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by llukas 7y ago
How long do you wait for the bumper fender fix of any Tesla model again?
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by llukas 7y ago
You fix warnings on all of them. All major compilers come with a way to suppress the particular warning in a particular file if all else fails.

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