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by servitor 4y ago
Rivos Inc. A RISC-V startup supposedly with many ex-Apple engineers.
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Turkey vows to solve 'sea snot' outbreak(bbc.co.uk)
35 points by servitor 5y ago|4 comments
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United plans supersonic passenger flights by 2029(bbc.co.uk)
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by servitor 8y ago
I would say Starling is more comparable. Both are licensed banks with FSCS protection.
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by servitor 9y ago
Watch out for what comes out of ARM Austin. Their last core was the A72 from a couple of years ago. Rumour has it they've been working on a big core to better compete with Apple and Samsung. Looking back, it makes sense that Qualcomm d
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by servitor 9y ago
The Samsung M1, M2 and soon the M3 are all fully custom.
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by servitor 9y ago
Apple were one of the last of the major companies to come out with a statement regarding Meltdown and Spectre. The BBC articles for Intel and the rest were written a day or so earlier.
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by servitor 9y ago
The Cyclone core has 6 decoders. It can decode, rename and retire up to 6 instructions per cycle[1]. [1] https://www.anandtech.com/show/7910/apples-cyclone-microarch...
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by servitor 9y ago
I think the A7 being the first 6-wide core in the mobile space was far more important than the fact it was 64 bit. That gave it unprecedented single threaded performance and competitors are struggling to keep pace on that front to this day,
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by servitor 9y ago
I agree with others, with curl and the likes you will hit insurmountable roadblocks sooner or later. It's better to go full headless browser from the start. I use a python->selenium->chrome stack. The Page Object Model [0] has be