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Arc seems more like, where the GPU will 'be' in another 2-6 years. Where Arc's second or third iteration might be more competitive. Vulkan / future focused, fast enough that some translation layers for old <= DX11 &
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3y ago
Also good customer service.
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3y ago
Wasn't the region around 12-7nM around where flash and RAM style memory were more reliable? If the new process works well for those but is cheaper that could be very good for bulk (value focused) non-volatile and volatile memory.
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3y ago
The most intensive work spacecraft used to have to do would be to apply a (lossless, hopefully) compression algorithm to send more data over a limited high latency link. I wonder how much forward error correction capacity they allow for.
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3y ago
It might help you to look up https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimeograph and possibly other copying techniques. More approachable examples include CD / DVD https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compact_
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3y ago
I could see Adobe trying to compete with Apple, maybe even make their own app dist store.
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3y ago
In that case, it is society's fault. Either society isn't giving a prospective good parent the resources to achieve success. Any or many reasons exist; rent is too high, jobs got replaced by AI craze, only qualified for jobs tha
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3y ago
Skimming, this seems like validation of common sense. I would not be surprised if it also applies to victims of frequent bullying.
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3y ago
What do you propose to stop that?
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3y ago
Too many APPs are being built with Electron. There really just needs to be a cross platform API that renders with native widgets and is easy to link / build against for OSX+, IOS+, Android+, and Windows+. Make the platform open spec a
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3y ago
futex_waitv was only a small part of the whole FUTEX2 package. https://www.phoronix.com/news/FUTEX2-futex_waitv-v2 ... https://www.phoronix.com/search/FUTEX2 ... https://www.phor
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3y ago
Extra weight can even be propellant which provides a bunch of options, including just extended service lifetime.
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3y ago
The main case I ever found was implement missing language features. E.G. break 3; // Break 3 levels up break LABEL; // Break to a named label - safer-ish than goto goto LABEL; // When you have no other option.
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3y ago
VLIW reminded me of Transmeta, but unfortunately... "For Sun, however, their VLIW project was abandoned. David Ditzel left Sun and founded Transmeta along with Bob Cmelik, Colin Hunter, Ed Kelly, Doug Laird, Malcolm Wing and Greg Zyner
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3y ago
"Iannone said the job cuts are necessary because eBay’s “overall headcount and expenses have outpaced the growth of our business.”" Growth, when they're already effectively the dominant marketplace, maybe excluding Craigslist
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3y ago
TOML's sections remind me of the directory part of a filename and keys files. For the content that belongs in a typical configuration file this or the INI style roots are probably the most human approachable formats. For anything more
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3y ago
My source of the same intuitive understanding; electric bills. Power to heat, waste is more heat (just not where desired?). Power to cool is used to move the state of one side of the system to another, ideally open, side. Though this does r
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3y ago
Random numbers sound possibly expensive for 'small' caches. Though I /offhand/ I guess if there's a hardware RNG source it doesn't need to be cryptographically secure or trusted as long as it's fast for t
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3y ago
3/8ths is 0.375 while 1/3rd is 0.333~ so it's even bigger while still larger than 1/4th (0.250), without being that much bigger. 3/8ths is a pretty good marketing point since all the numbers are bigger and it should
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3y ago
Water is, mostly, only added to the atmosphere by evaporation. This is mostly solar, but can include indirect solar (wind) and industrial processes. Rain 'seeding' can be thought of as offering water already in the atmosphere an
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3y ago
Probably depends why the content is huge. If it's just a lot of images, maybe, depends on the reader. I'm used to seeing epub files equivalent to self-contained webpages. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPUB
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3y ago
The important thing is to identify what the outputs (of meetings etc) should _be_ and then work backwards from that to how to accomplish the task _remotely_ and _asynchronously_.
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3y ago
Passwords in error logs are only _ever_ good if doing very, very, low level debugging of why logins aren't working right. Even then it's usually enough to just log which auth backends are touched and their result state. However
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3y ago
Software is more like blueprints/processes for manufacturing. When something doesn't work right it's a yield rate issue. Oops the process failed, try it again. Software can, and should, also be helpfully smarter. Where the
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3y ago
Is there a good way of collecting information on currently missing Language / API calls in pages or files that have Flash elements not presently supported by Ruffle? It might make it more useful to know what makes one off well loved fl
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3y ago
The real bug is that finalizing authentication isn't a hard requirement for beginning (non LAN) multiplayer.
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Less of a loss than selling energy from Texas to California. Edit: Much more information generally: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_power_transmission#Lo... "For example, a 100 mi (160 km) span at 765 kV ca
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3y ago
Transmission would be much less of an issue if source and demand were closer together.
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Maybe the GPS hardware (firmware) or software reached the conclusion it shouldn't finish calculating the result for some regulatory reason?
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Not building Gen 4 nuclear plants conveniently close to major cities and industrial centers along the coastline where they can sink the off the coast a bit... As a major infrastructure component electricity is one of those natural monopolie
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