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by terramex 6y ago
It works very well today through Rosetta.
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by terramex 6y ago
Fan on video rig is a fairly standard solution, used by both Blackmagic and RED cameras.
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by terramex 6y ago
Title is a bit misleading - while he did attach watercooler to R5 to unlock unlimited 8K, later in the video he achieved the same thing by using custom internal copper heatspreader and small fan attached to bottom of the camera body in 3D p
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by terramex 6y ago
Nintendo Switch have been using ARM cpu for 3 years, before that Nintendo 3DS/DS used it too - but much more ancient version. Also - smartphones use ARM cpus and those have been a mature gaming platform for years. I'd say that a m
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by terramex 6y ago
This is ARM version of Windows running in virtual machine on ARM hardware. Microsoft uses it on some of their Surface laptops. It has software emulation of x86 instructions on ARM hardware. x64 support is coming soon. Apple has their own ve
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by terramex 6y ago
Previous gen (4800U) was 15W TDP by default (configurable between 10W and 25W). This new one (5800U) was not yet officially announced.
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by terramex 6y ago
It is not. According to [1] M1 GPU can run "up to 25000 threads". Comparing raw numbers between vendors is always tricky, but it looks like Apple's "cores" are more like Nvidia's 'Streaming Multiprocessors
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by terramex 6y ago
Well, I should have been more precise. There is GUI for switching system into 'permissive security' mode that does not check system signatures [1] but user still needs to first turn SIP off using terminal in recovery mode. [1] ht
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by terramex 6y ago
> The writing has thus been on the wall for circa a decade, as I said. So do you say that there is writing on the wall for removing 32-bit support in Windows and Linux too? I certainly don't. If Apple deprecated 32-bit while introdu
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by terramex 6y ago
> Apple no longer has to support OpenGL and it can just cut out relevant hardware on the SoC level, leaving more room for other things. Just for everyone who is scared by this statement - macOS on Apple Silicon still supports OpenGL and
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by terramex 6y ago
Bootloader/kernel signing can be turned off, there is even GUI for that if you turn off SIP first. Is it just like a jailbroken iPhone/iPad, but straight from Apple and without losing warranty.
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by terramex 6y ago
> Users had about ten years of warning before 32-bit went away. Citation needed. I remember 32 bit being deprecated just 12 months before its support removal and there were no signs earlier. I just had to recompile my apps to x64, but so
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by terramex 6y ago
VR is like Linux on desktop. There are people making solid money on it, there is big group of enthusiasts, good quality product exists, yet it does not go mainstream. Personally, I'm much more bullish on AR and its productivity uses. P
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by terramex 6y ago
> If a participating developer surpasses the $1 million threshold, the standard commission rate will apply for the remainder of the year. > If a developer’s business falls below the $1 million threshold in a future calendar year, they
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by terramex 6y ago
FYI: this build was pulled and fixed one will go live tomorrow. In the meantime one can use Intel version through Rosetta or manually give Bluetooth permission to native Chrome ( https://support.google.com/chrome/thread
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by terramex 6y ago
This, but I also hope they understand that most studio headphones have cable attached on the left side and come back to pre-touchbar era jack placement. With new, miniaturised components there should be enough internal space on left side.
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by terramex 6y ago
> You'd need actual Intel emulation in order to run the normal version of Windows. Microsoft is working on enabling x64 emulation on ARM, it should roll out in preview this month[1]. I can see Windows 10 ARM-edition working inside P
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by terramex 6y ago
I know, and they show the same numbers as Air's CPU. I'm just making sure everyone understands that it does not mean Air will have the same real life performance as Pro or Mini. If you compare top MacBook Air 2020 (Intel)[1] with
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by terramex 6y ago
Geekbench is designed to test CPU's in short bursts to not get them into thermal throttling (this is by design, it is supposed to be CPU test, not cooling test), so I would be wary of Air's results - at least until other benchmark
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by terramex 6y ago
Wow, that splash screen is so bad that it wraps around the scale and is actually amazing. I admire not trying to compete with Adobe's colorful, highly polished but extremely boring splash screens.
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by terramex 6y ago
It's a new design of boad (not a Pi4 in a case) and has a large heat spreader inside, and the C0 2711 chip which has better clock gating so blocks can be turned off the save power. This means we can run at 1800 by default. It runs ver
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by terramex 6y ago
I think autocorrect changed "WFH" (work from home) to "WTF" in your comment.
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by terramex 6y ago
The response was posted as an image containing text, so here it is in text form for screen readers or text mode only browsers. STATEMENT FROM PHILIP COLLIGAN ON RASPBERRY PI TRADEMARKS Yesterday we sent a letter to a member of the Raspberr
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by terramex 6y ago
a5100 on macOS 10.14.6 does not work too. Skype and Photo Booth do not detect camera at all, Google Meet sees video source but it contains only test pattern. I also tried to make it work on Windows VM with USB passthrough but no luck and in
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by terramex 6y ago
Lower f-number means that lens captures more light and has less depth-of-field (more blurred background and foreground). For small sensors like in iPhone DoF is huge anyway and planes separation has to be faked in post-processing. In genera
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by terramex 6y ago
3D metal printed pistons are ~10% lighter because they can have more sophisticated shape at the same strength. Reportedly this allows Porsche to increase RPM and get about 5% extra horsepower. It is still an experimental technology, not use
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by terramex 6y ago
List of all GDPR-based fines: https://www.enforcementtracker.com
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by terramex 6y ago
I used Unity's layers system (more on that in sibling comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24367460 ). I have zero experience with WebVR, but solution you linked seems sensible.
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by terramex 6y ago
I used old version of Unity (5.4? maybe even older) and tested it on both Google Cardboard and Oculus CV1. It used to have separate cameras for left and right eye. Unity has a system of layers and every camera has a bitmask that defines whi
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by terramex 6y ago
It is top of the line, but definitely in "$$$$" category. Personally, I've grown to dislike wired VR and cannot go back to it even though it has many advantages.

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