pezezin

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by pezezin 27d ago
Ok, show me.
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by pezezin 28d ago
Antifa is as much of an organization as Anonymous.
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by pezezin 28d ago
The funny thing is that Fujitsu has a sizable enterprise IT business, and their Primergy servers are very good, so why don't they offer their own ARM CPUs?
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by pezezin 28d ago
Did you see any toxic Rust fan in this whole post? Because I didn't see any, but I saw several comments like yours.
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by pezezin 29d ago
Fujitsu is developing new ARM based CPUs called Monaka, but their focus seems to be HPC and AI, no mention of "normal" servers
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by pezezin 1mo ago
I found this article with the diagram that you mention: https://wccftech.com/ibm-worlds-first-dual-architecture-proc... The diagram is the last picture, and according to it you choose the ISA at the VM level: either Linux o
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by pezezin 1mo ago
Japan doesn't require you to leave either.
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by pezezin 1mo ago
But it is true, you see way more comments complaining about "the toxic Rust community" than said toxic community itself. At some point it just becomes annoying and tiring...
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by pezezin 1mo ago
It would be considered a betrayal in my culture, and as far as I know Spanish-speaking countries represent a sizable chunk of the Western hemisphere ;) Case in point, my GF is Japanese and I told her in very clear terms that I would NOT mar
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by pezezin 1mo ago
> If Europeans don’t care about democracy in Taiwan maybe we shouldn’t either. The USA has a long history of organizing coup d'états on democratic governments to prop up their own dictators. Let's be honest here, you guys don&#
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by pezezin 1mo ago
I don't understand what you mean, but then again, I am Spanish and we carry both family names, and nobody changes their family name upon marriage. Anything less than that seems backwards to me xD
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by pezezin 1mo ago
Do you really think any hobbyist is going to run a 200 kW liquid-cooled rack?
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by pezezin 1mo ago
> IIRC, the F-91W has a really small strap. Almost a "ladies watch" size. It does. A few months ago I bought a F-91W for the nostalgia, but I have a hard time wearing it due to the tiny strap. I just ordered a bigger one strap,
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by pezezin 1mo ago
Glad to see I am not the only one. Many years ago I had a laptop with a pointing stick, aka "the clit", and that was surprisingly easy to use. But touchpads? No matter how fancy and expensive you make them, they will always be a b
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by pezezin 1mo ago
Have you never heard of Pythonistas, or Ruby fans, or Perl fans back in the day, or the how Java (plus a healthy dose of XML) were going to be the One True Language?
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by pezezin 1mo ago
But 24-hour time is not decimal, isn't it what you guys like?
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by pezezin 1mo ago
I have seen them in Japan and many European countries, but I don't remember which ones :/
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by pezezin 1mo ago
I don't know, I guess some rule about the capitalization of acronyms. But I have seen it written as VRAM since the early '90s when it meant dual-ported video RAM. I think this is the first time I see it written as vRAM with a lowe
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by pezezin 1mo ago
It is true that most hanzi are phonosemantic compounds; however, Japanese-created kanji are mostly semantic compounds. You can still guess the meaning, but good luck trying to guess the pronunciation. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by pezezin 1mo ago
> Japan back then was (still is?) very perverse, and very censored. Still is, I live in Japan and I can't stop to be amazed how perverted these guys can be.
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by pezezin 2mo ago
But those instructions exist, see Section 7.9 "Cross-Lane and Data Parallel Processing (DPP)" AMD documentation describes RDNA as a vector ISA, so I don't understand why you say it is not.
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by pezezin 2mo ago
> While each lane isn't truly a thread because it doesn't have its own PC the programming model definitely tries to make it seem that way. The threads can terminate at different points too. And again, the ISA isn't a vecto
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by pezezin 2mo ago
I don't know about other countries, but squid sandwiches are very popular in Spain: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squid_sandwich
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by pezezin 2mo ago
Yes, me. I suffered some serious depression that I cured through therapy and medication. Discussing it openly with my family and friends certainly helped. As the saying goes, recognizing that you have a problem is the first step to being ab
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by pezezin 2mo ago
Homeopathy itself was invented by a German physician...
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by pezezin 2mo ago
Quake Injector is your friend, it will download and configure all the maps and mods for you. https://www.quaddicted.com/tools/quake_injector
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by pezezin 2mo ago
Of course in any developed country the majority of the population lives in cities. What I mean is that Japanese cities, outside of a few core areas, are really ugly and depressing.
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by pezezin 2mo ago
Unfortunately my workplace is in the countryside. Someone decided it was a good idea to build a big international research center in the middle of nowhere. Which is now a liability for the project, as few people want to come work here. htt
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by pezezin 2mo ago
Quake was notorious for being the first major game to require a powerful FPU. Michael Abrash manually tuned the rasterization code to fit the Pentium pipeline, any other CPU didn't cut it.
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by pezezin 2mo ago
> The BBC didn't need to go all the way to Tokyo - they could find this in pretty much any Spanish city. This. When my Japanese girlfriend finally visited my small hometown in Spain, she was surprised how lively the city was. Not Ma

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