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by slavik81 5y ago
Qt has a pretty extensive localization framework. You would probably want to wrap both strings in tr(). https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/i18n-source-translation.html
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by slavik81 5y ago
Thank you. I found your post helpful for better understanding the situation.
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The MI25 line predates when I joined AMD, so I don't know much about it. Were they for sale to the general public? I was concerned about that as well, but I don't personally know anyone who owns a gfx900 card. I'm a little un
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It used to be "Radeon Open Compute platform" with the m coming from platform. It's now "Radeon Open Ecosystem" with the c and the m from ecosystem [1]. The old expansion still shows up in a few places where it'
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by slavik81 5y ago
I agree with you. The communication between AMD and the community has been less than ideal. I think it's worth noting, though, it's not always as bad as the example in the sibling comment. The RadeonOpenCompute/ROCm repo catc
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The ROCm and AMDGPU PRO stacks were unified with ROCm 4.5 and AMDGPU 21.40. I would expect Steam to work. That was just a couple weeks ago, but have you tried it out?
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It's not officially supported, but I think it would work if you installed the official ROCm 4.5 packages. The RX 6800 is listed as gfx1030 [1], which has been shipping in most libraries since ROCm 4.2. I've heard there were a few
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That video of a moose running through waist deep snow is my canonical example of impressive feats of moose. I would not want to anger one. https://youtu.be/6GEhM2Byk7w?t=1m
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The original comic URL: https://phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?buffer_share=381dc&...
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All future plans are subject to change, but official Navi21 support is expected in ROCm 5.0. It's been shipping unofficially since ROCm 4.2. Official Navi support (5000-series cards), however, is expected in a later release. In current
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> Would this one day lead to a HIP based PyTorch? I hope so! https://hub.docker.com/r/rocm/pytorch
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So, proof-of-gold?
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I was just debating with a friend whether that or the Northwest Passage was his more popular song. https://youtu.be/TVY8LoM47xI We also learned there was a recent power metal cover by Unleash The Archers, which rather surpr
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Put a tax on licence fees for logos and trademarks.
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I'm not a very trusting person. The custom stamps I purchased were ordered directly from the government's official website. I simply didn't know the product existed before I saw the advertisement. The rug was from ruggable.co
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My mother bought water bottles with cat ears that were advertised on Facebook. My wife bought a Mandalorian carpet advertised on Instagram. I bought custom-printed Canadian postage stamps advertised on Google in wedding card-related searche
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For example, I recently spent several hours fixing a pre-commit hook that would apply clang-format to any file changed and then `git add` the file. Thus, the patch shown in `git commit --verbose` would be very misleading. It would show the
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This strategy is typically known as "race-to-sleep" or "race-to-idle". Just figured it was worth mentioning, as there's lots of additional information that can be found if you know what to search for.
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No. It's a meme. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-saw-flying-lotus-in-a-groce...
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The given C program has no input or output and exhibits undefined behaviour (signed overflow). Even with the most rudimentary of optimizations, this program will execute in constant time. https://godbolt.org/z/YdshfqdWs
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https://www.cs.ubc.ca/~rbridson/fluidsimulation/fluids_notes... These notes became the book, "Fluid Simulation for Computer Graphics".
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If phkahler is using gcc or clang, they can add -fwrapv to their compiler options to ensure it will work as they expect.
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> Which is an advantage. If the compiler issues a warning that triggers your -Werror then your code may contain bugs. Even if the compiler doesn't issue a warning that triggers -Werror, your code may contain bugs. This is the root o
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It's a beautiful write-up and the technique can be useful sometimes. I just had flashbacks to the literal months I wasted doing this sort of thing for a dozen different shapes and the horror that was stitching them together. I wanted
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That would be one example of such a function, yes. Libraries like IGL or OpenSubdiv can help you to implement more, too.
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It's fine for use in rendering if this is the final shape and it will never be modified. You're just a bit limited in terms of what you can do with it.
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> what are they going to do, bulldoze a historical central London property? Seize the property and auction it off to the highest bidder. The process would be quite similar to a foreclosure. The problem the UK has is more that the stamp d
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> To be absolutely clear, the maximum recommended dose is 4000mg over 24 hours. That’s eight extra strength pills. It's also included as a secondary ingredient in a lot of other medicines, which makes it easy to take more than you t
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There was also a factory fire. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26558359
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Technology moves quickly, but is irrelevant to most computer graphics research. In practice, graphics is often similar to pure math, physics or biology. The fundamentals change slowly, and that's where academic work is usually done. Th

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