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by skavi 3y ago
from TFA: > Note on Bulldozer > Bulldozer is an obvious comparison because it also shares substantial resources between core pairs. However, shared resources had little to do with Bulldozer’s performance problems. In fact, Bulldozer w
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by skavi 3y ago
The video isn’t great, but the issue should be fairly clear if you can set the volume high enough (and then hopefully manage to lower it before Hector cuts in). The incorrect tone sounds like a train horn. There’s more than a single pure no
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by skavi 3y ago
> the weird intel situation where the e-cores don't support the same instructions as the p-cores Intel didn’t have this problem. They simply disabled instructions available on P and not on E. They did face the scheduling issues inhe
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by skavi 3y ago
Has anyone had experience with both glommio and monoio? They seem to have broadly similar designs.
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by skavi 3y ago
you fairly easily tell on Android as well.
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by skavi 3y ago
Cargo is great compared to other language build systems, but people tend to forgot that there are even better solutions like bazel and buck2.
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by skavi 3y ago
> Our next release, GNOME 46, is planned for March 2023. Not sure if the writer of this post is here, but I assume they meant 2024 here.
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by skavi 3y ago
Reader View works perfectly fine for me on iOS 16.6.1
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by skavi 3y ago
Prograph looks super cool. Found this article [0] discussing it and it seems it had a very impressive debugging environment. Are there any existing dataflow languages (visual or textual) with similar dev workflows? [0]: https://n
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by skavi 3y ago
What happened to Apple’s efforts to design their own modem? Are those still ongoing?
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by skavi 3y ago
There’s Bevy if you like Rust.
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by skavi 3y ago
your overall point is valid, but it’s somewhat misleading to compare single core performance alongside total SoC power.
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by skavi 3y ago
FYI, depth in this context generally refers to the number of pipeline stages. I assume you’re talking about the ROB size?
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by skavi 3y ago
UK’s got a very clean system as well. https://design-system.service.gov.uk/
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by skavi 3y ago
never understood the appeal of this syntax over standard do notation or just fmap.
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by skavi 3y ago
Not sure why this is interesting at all. This processor is available in laptops. And from this page, it appears to perform very similarly in this desktop (which makes sense if you’ve seen a Mac Mini).
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by skavi 3y ago
How do you support the Pixel Watch 2 when it doesn’t officially exist yet?
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by skavi 3y ago
Just curious; why were there children at all? Surely they weren’t on the carrier?
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by skavi 3y ago
Had no idea. They’ve got great pizza with very reasonable prices. (and some huge sizes)
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by skavi 3y ago
this is linux
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by skavi 3y ago
modern game engines don’t really have that problem anymore.
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by skavi 3y ago
Not even true if you watch the video. The 8+ gen 1 is clearly the most efficient SoC according to their tests.
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by skavi 3y ago
There are so many other factors at play in that test. Total platform power of the different devices and all the different implementation details of the SoCs apart from the core choice. Different nodes at different fabs, for example. Silly t
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by skavi 3y ago
found the exact opposite of what
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by skavi 3y ago
I assume you mean such social isolation was required for you? I know a fair number of people who were able to study like crazy while maintaining a rich social life.
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by skavi 3y ago
This article is written a bit oddly, no? “The comment section is full of praise for the photographer.”
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by skavi 3y ago
The GH200 was announced in May. What’s new is a variant with HBM3e memory which increases capacity (96GB -> 144GB) and bandwidth (4TB/s -> 5TB/s). The posted article butchers this. Here’s a much better source: https:/&
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by skavi 3y ago
to be fair, not even all iPads with USB-C have the same behavior. (The fancier Pros are Thunderbolt/USB 4).
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by skavi 3y ago
It’s odd that people forget about Samsung who, as recently as 2015, was ahead of TSMC. Even now they’re not far behind.
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by skavi 3y ago
A fancy new database is written in Zig: https://tigerbeetle.com/

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