terafo

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by terafo 4y ago
Your argument is a valid reason why this bug wasn't fixed when the game was first released. But no crunch lasts 8 years. And complaint about loading times were everywhere for all this time.
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by terafo 4y ago
It could've been waved off if there wasn't single player part of that same game that loaded few times faster.
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by terafo 4y ago
That's assuming each player only logs once in a month, which is definitely not the case.
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by terafo 4y ago
Game was out for almost EIGHT YEARS by the time this bug was fixed. There can be no reasonable explanation for them not fixing that. 5 minute load every time you try to go into multiplayer. The amount of revenue lost to that one single bug
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by terafo 4y ago
> `“I try not to be too negative about crypto,” he told me. “I think about how we can shape it into something better—more like the future that the people making it say they want. In that way, we’re on the same side.”` Have you read the a
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by terafo 4y ago
I'm interested whether it would be a good idea to implement a Vulkan driver for such GPU via emulating TMUs and ROPs in software, and it might not even matter that much since modern rendering pipelines are more and more compute reliant
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by terafo 5y ago
AFAIK Big.Little-like architectures weren't a thing in PC space only because of the scheduling problems, which is mostly a software limitation. > I hope some competitors have written some related papers. You should read this:) ht
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by terafo 5y ago
> but there really is some truth to that, isn't there? There was an Arm version of AMD's Zen, it was called K12, but it never made it to the market since AMD had to choose their bets very carefully back then.
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by terafo 5y ago
Are M1 Macs with Asahi Linux a viable option for daily-driver or they are not mature enough?
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by terafo 5y ago
This isn't enough to win. Ukrainian Ground Forces were 200k at the beginning of this war, for comparison. And Ukraine have been conducting mobilization since the war started, so it's larger by a lot now and will grow with each day
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by terafo 5y ago
You should check your sources. It is closer to 90% of russian forces that are capable of offensive action than to 9%. Military doesn't consist entirely of troops, the bulk of their fleet is useless for example(it can't move into B
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by terafo 5y ago
They don't have sheer numbers unless they go full mobilization. They already put almost entire Russian ground force, which is 280k, into battle almost 200k of it went into Ukraine with initial invasion force. And since then they'v
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by terafo 5y ago
I was talking about VK_NV_ray_tracing precisely, which is proprietary Vulkan extension. And I thought there was a similar situation with DXR(at first proprietary Nvidia extension and then common standard), but I was mistaken.
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by terafo 5y ago
We got much more programmable GPUs over the years, but first consoles with GPUs that could conceivably run Nanite came out only in 2013. And Nanite really loves streaming of a lot of small data packages from drive, and for this SSD is reall
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by terafo 5y ago
Because that was alpha version of an engine and it is far easier to ship demo to three SKUs than to a limitless permutations of PCs(and you shouldn't forget that most PCs won't be able to run this with adequate performance). Matri
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by terafo 5y ago
They haven't enabled Lumen and Nanite yet, they are doing some kind of smooth migration.
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by terafo 5y ago
That's pretty slow solution, matrix demo lags every time car crash occurs. I hope someone will figure out the faster way.
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by terafo 5y ago
You should note that I'm an amateur that toys with different game engines from time to time, but I don't think that any of their competitors is even close to be able to catch up with UE even if they have 10 years(not talking about
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by terafo 5y ago
RTX is basically marketing term for Nvidia's hardware that can accelerate ray-tracing. Previously you had to interact with it through proprietary Nvidia APIs, but now there is DXR and Vulkan Ray-tracing, which allows to interact with o
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by terafo 5y ago
PS5 demo did have hardware ray-tracing acceleration though.
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by terafo 5y ago
Last of Us 2, Death Stranding
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by terafo 5y ago
It won't. Any sat can't be on LEO long without constant orbit corrections. And bunch of scrap that is created by few sats colliding will just burn in atmosphere in just few months(maybe years).
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by terafo 5y ago
You confused New Shepard and New Glenn. New Shepard uses BE-3 and performs sub-orbital flights for rich tourists. New Glenn is heavy reusable orbital rocket that uses BE-4.
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Epic Games and Xbox raised $144M over 2 weeks for Ukraine through Fortnite(twitter.com)
4 points by terafo 5y ago|0 comments
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by terafo 5y ago
Oh, sorry. I missed that.
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by terafo 5y ago
If it's done well it is successful. Rosetta 2 is great and it works while Windows emulation sucks for various reasons(for example it wasn't possible to run 64 bit apps until one year ago). The problem is that not enough companies
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by terafo 5y ago
They already unveiled it. It is called M1 Ultra.
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by terafo 5y ago
It failed in a tablet (which isn't that big outside of iPads to begin with TBH) and smartphone markets, but Tegra X1 chip is incredibly successful. Nintendo sold more than a 100 million of their Switch consoles, and they all are powere
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by terafo 5y ago
It really depends on how good and distinct competitors are. On one hand most people use default browser(since they are not really different). On the other not that many people use default messenger.
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by terafo 5y ago
This would be great, but it would have it's own set of problems. Like: monetization problem, thing that existing social networks aren't really made for multiple algorithms, the question of who is custodian of the data, problem of

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