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by luyu_wu 3y ago
Probably WPS or Excel Online!
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
They're horribly fragmented (there's many ISA extensions that accomplish the same thing from different companies), and thus a headache to deal with for any compiler (which is why the compiler support sucks).
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
Unfortunately, RISCV is really a mess right now, the Vector extensions are horrible. Amusingly, LoongArch has better Linux support than RISCV right now too... Would've definetly been nice to see them adopt RISCV though. ISAs are fragme
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
2 minor gripes! 1. Not MIPS, LoongISA, there are working Binary translators already, and they're commobly used in government office work! 2. They do have an iGPU, refer to Geekerwan's video! Otherwise agree though, they're un
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
Interestingly, they've got binary translators for both ARM and x86 which were demoed in Geekerwan's video. Apparently, they're apparently donating a compilation farm for a Debian repository. Definetly interesting to see how L
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
Different company! Loongson runs their own MIPS based ISA which is self-developed. IIRC that company is called Zhaoxin, which has had mild success getting ~Zen 2 performance domestically. I'm not to sure why WSJ is citing that as a &#x
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
Interesting to me because this is very likely to drive Linux support and usage in Mainland China! Windows is unlikely to ever support LoongArch. Had a very enlightening discussion with the authors as well, kudos to them for an amazing artic
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VirtualBox KVM Back End Adds Support for SR-IOV Graphics(phoronix.com)
7 points by luyu_wu 3y ago|1 comments
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
Interesting to me because this is very likely to drive Linux support and usage in Mainland China! Windows is unlikely to ever support LoongArch. Had a very enlightening discussion with the authors as well, kudos to them for an amazing artic
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
TBF only majority ownership, which Bytedance already does not have (Bytedance which is also owned 60% by foreign investors). The current situation is already quite a bit like these 'previous OEMs'.
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
This seems like an overly aggressive article? I'm not sure if all exposes are like this, but they seem to be assuming a lot on very little evidence. IMO having a bit of respect/empathy for a startup is a good thing...
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
A lot of people seem to be mentioning the 'size' of electrical transistors, but this seems to fail to include complexity scaling (which is non-linear)? The lower complexity of optical chips (due to large switch sizes) can be made
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
I assume this is coming from an American? Correct me if I'm mistaken of course.
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
Might be better to keep the rumor mill of this website. It's ultimately all made up, none of them have 'sources'.
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Cosmos DE: The Road to Alpha(blog.system76.com)
3 points by luyu_wu 3y ago|0 comments
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by luyu_wu 3y ago
Curious as to what the second vent on the right of the chassis is for? A second fan placement? Just a passing curiosity as I noticed it when assembling!