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by terafo 5y ago
Battlefield is a multiplayer first person shooter. It doesn't need a dialogue editor, save system, third person camera, a lot of systems that help support advanced AI, and many other things that the Bioware game would need. Hence Frost
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by terafo 5y ago
What's great about this amount of content being produced is the globalization of content production. The biggest hit of last year was made in Korea. More and more shows on Netflix are being made globally. It will become more prevalent
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by terafo 5y ago
It is still possible to rent or buy a movie on Youtube. Not sure why won't they try to compete with Netflix, Apple TV and Prime Video(and many more streaming services). They have huge install base and superior user experience.
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by terafo 5y ago
I'm surprised they didn't do it sooner. It was obvious for a long time that they were not interested in making any substantial content investments. Which is a shame since no one was able to make video streaming experience better t
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by terafo 5y ago
Mass Effect Andromeda was a disaster. Months after release Bioware Montreal was eliminated as a separate entity. They weren't even allowed to make already planned DLCs. It became a meme because of poor quality. And a lot of blame can b
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by terafo 5y ago
idTech is cutting edge tech. Their team is one of the best in the industry, second to none, competing with Epic, Insomniac and Naughty Dog. But it is not engine for general use, not now. It does one thing(FPS), and does it extremely well. B
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by terafo 5y ago
It's not as simple as that. You wouldn't make chip with less than a 100 million transistors on TSMC N5. Chips have not only maximal size, but minimal size as well. And you shouldn't forget about horrendous cost of masks. If y
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by terafo 5y ago
Stargate reveal was planned for the third SG-1 movie - Revolution.
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by terafo 5y ago
They give technology to general public, but in small doses and after rigorous safety tests. There were numerous incidents with "surprises" left in alien technology.
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by terafo 5y ago
> For example, how the early seasons had a 1,2,3 use of the phasers. Zap 'em once, and they are incapacitated, twice and they are dead, and 3... cleans up the mess... They abandoned it later because it was "too convenient&quot
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by terafo 5y ago
Are you kidding? These are fully path traced games and they are extremely hard to render. RDNA2 cards are worse in raytracing titles than Nvidia cards. For example 6900xt is half as performant in Minecraft RTX compared to 3090(18FPS vs 40FP
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by terafo 5y ago
You should check out GitLens for VSCode, it makes the process of working with git blame seamless.
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by terafo 5y ago
12400f costs 180 dollars right now. 5600x costs 300 dollars. They perform similarly in gaming tasks(5600x does have larger L3 cache and in cache-sensitive professional applications it is faster). 12400f draws 117W(intel spec). You won'
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by terafo 5y ago
There are definitely diminishing returns with increase of refresh rates. But nonetheless your comparison is unfair, since you are comparing quadrupling of refresh rate with a mere 50% increase, which is similar to comparing 60 to 90, not 60
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by terafo 5y ago
It was. Now there's 12400F which offers just slightly lower performance(few percent slower) at almost half of the price. And there's 12600k which at the same price offers slightly better performance in gaming than 5600x, but in mu
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by terafo 5y ago
With 3 month release cadence one question becomes more pressing: will it be 1.0 or 0.10?
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AMD announced Ryzen 5800X3D with 96MB L3 Cache(anandtech.com)
8 points by terafo 5y ago|2 comments
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by terafo 5y ago
Wondering how recall of half of the millions vehicles will affect their production in 2022.
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by terafo 5y ago
It's true for Zen 1, Zen+ and Zen 2. But they changed it with Zen 3. Latency went up from 40 cycles to 47 cycles, but accessible for single core cache capacity doubled, and it greatly improved single threaded performance since single-t
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by terafo 5y ago
Where can I drink HaikuOS kool-aid? I really want to understand the appeal.
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by terafo 5y ago
Because author chose to make it the main point of the article. And the fact that half of the article has nothing to do with the main point just shows that it's badly written.
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by terafo 5y ago
The sad faсt is that given Apple' track record even not interfering might be considered by some as help, let alone adding specific features for people who reverse engineer their hardware.
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by terafo 5y ago
I think even mac mini will likely cost 5k given two chip config.
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by terafo 5y ago
>`And what if rumors are true and Ukraine secretly hid enough nukes to wipe out over 20 Russian cities by truck bombs` I don't think it is possible to keep such secret from Russia for 30 years. Ukrainian president deflected to Russi
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by terafo 5y ago
It definitely can, but it will not be price efficient since you can buy 3090 for 3k$ and that's the price of macbook pro with single m1 max chip.
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by terafo 5y ago
While it's obvious that within two years every GPU manufacturer is going to release MCM offering to the consumer market I'm surprised by a fact that Apple, of all companies, actually might deliver first consumer(actually more pros
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by terafo 5y ago
Hetzner. SX64 is 64tb of raw storage and 74 euro per month. If we reserve some space for data redundancy it is closer to 2 dollars per terabyte per month though.
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by terafo 5y ago
Wow. And that's in the world where you can get storage for 1.50$/TB/Month if you rent baremetal servers.
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by terafo 5y ago
Longer videos aren't suited to the tiktok formula(endless feed of videos and you where you never know what's next). It works for 30 second video, maybe for 3 minute video, not for two hour video and not even for twenty minute vide
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Russia attempts to block Tor(ntc.party)
47 points by terafo 5y ago|2 comments

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