suneater921

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by suneater921 2y ago
I can’t believe they named it after Devin Franco - guess it can take a lot of load!
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by suneater921 2y ago
The Hong Kong MTR has these as standard.
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by suneater921 2y ago
Great performance from following Apple's design lead (clear, 2-level big.little segmentation, rather than the usual 3-4), but some improvements that can easily be implemented by anyone using the ARM ISA, apart from the L3 cache removal
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Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite: Geekerwan publishes first performance benchmarks [video](youtube.com)
1 points by suneater921 2y ago|1 comments
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by suneater921 2y ago
If this continues long-term, Apple is in serious trouble. X Elite was a hack-job on TSMC N4P. This on N3E is dead-even low power performance and a clear lead in high power CPU. Qualcomm has actually been ahead in GPU performance on mobile f
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by suneater921 2y ago
If this continues long-term, Apple is in serious trouble. X Elite was on TSMC N4P. This on N3E is dead-even low power performance and a clear lead in high power CPU. Qualcomm has actually been ahead in GPU performance on mobile for about 2
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by suneater921 2y ago
iPhone mirroring is going to be terrible for schools, especially those with a “keep it in your bag” policy. Good luck getting any research or typing work done.
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by suneater921 2y ago
Yeah, you’re right. Apple’s approach to privacy is like one of those fairytale genies. On paper, and in many technical aspects, class-leading, but useless because anyone powerful and/or determined enough to hurt you will be able to use