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by tester756 9mo ago
>China taking Taiwan will likely not result in the CCP getting any technology, certainly Taiwanese have "contingency plans" to vaporize all tech in the event they are invaded. He didn't suggest anything like that, did he?
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by tester756 9mo ago
>Ultra 5-135H is fine Well, to be frank - it's not even LNL, let alone PTL. >and we haven't seen an indication that Intel has anything to leapfrog AMD chips any time soon. PTL is such indication
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by tester756 9mo ago
They're good for exceptional situations where foundamental, core assumptions are broken for some reason. In such scenario there's no error recovery, software is expected to shutdown and raise loud error.
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by tester756 9mo ago
>Unless we live on another planet Russia can barely fight a war against Ukraine* *Ukraine with very significant support from various countries
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by tester756 9mo ago
>Exceptions are cheap on the happy path and super expensive on the error path. Depends on the software, huh.
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by tester756 9mo ago
.NET Core and Visual Studio (both standard and Code) are good also
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by tester756 9mo ago
c'mon folks, stop being naive - this is bullshit test :D "Windows 11 is running on unsupported hardware" I've been using W10 and W11 Pro versions daily and I don't feel any difference except task bar search menu per
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by tester756 9mo ago
Sure, but all those not-essential information hidden in PDFs format are removed
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by tester756 9mo ago
Why not just make screenshoot of every PDF page?
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by tester756 9mo ago
That's the figure that Microsoft and Google found in their code bases.
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Intel's Best Product in Years – Panther Lake Announcement [video](youtube.com)
8 points by tester756 9mo ago|1 comments
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by tester756 9mo ago
Do not retire without hobby, things to do because sitting at home without anything to do will kill you faster than anything else
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by tester756 9mo ago
2026 and people still discuss or argue against SOLID It only proves that it is bullshit marketing term that somehow made it close enough to be considered as foundational software engineering
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by tester756 9mo ago
>They often support different instruction sets than their P-cores Do they? I thought it caused very significant problems (when there's switch between E and P core) and they avoided it But I cannot find anything about it
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by tester756 9mo ago
By what logic?
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by tester756 9mo ago
LLVM has active discord server and there's many people who develop LLVM daily and you're more likely to find help there, I think.
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by tester756 10mo ago
What? Your linked article is 2024 My linked article is 2025.
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by tester756 10mo ago
>CD Project makes great games, but gaming industry is all-or-nothing. They already had colossal flop at their previous release. If another flop happens shutting down GOG is clearly would be on a table as a cost cutting measure. Cyberpunk
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by tester756 10mo ago
Isn't there OneAPI with its huge ecosystem of tools, debuggers, etc?
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by tester756 10mo ago
https://www.amd.com/en/blogs/2025/amd-and-intel-celebrate-fi...
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by tester756 10mo ago
>1. Use println why use so primitive methods that only work under certain circumstances
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by tester756 10mo ago
Both x86S and advisory group is about the same: improving x86. As of today it resulted in more features, but who knows what changes it will bring tomorrow? Calling x86 clean up initiative dead/cancelled is quite not fair since this gro
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by tester756 10mo ago
A lot of hardcoding, making expression consistent, e.g transforming a+3 into 3+a for easier pattern matching
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by tester756 10mo ago
>Does anyone seriously think ARM isn't going to obliterate x86 in the next 10-20 years? Lunar Lake shows that x86 is capable of getting that energy efficiency Panther Lake that will be released in around 30 days is expected to show
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by tester756 10mo ago
>I just wish AMD and Intel could work together and make a subset clean up of x86 ISA AMD and Intel Celebrate First Anniversary of x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group Driving the Future of x86 Computing Standardizing x86 features Key technical m
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by tester756 10mo ago
Wut? >AMD and Intel Celebrate First Anniversary of x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group Driving the Future of x86 Computing Oct 13, 2025 Standardizing x86 features Key technical milestones, include: FRED (Flexible Return and Event Delivery
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by tester756 10mo ago
300 people running Steam, creating games and maintaining Steam Deck / Linux and stuff? Yes, 300 is quite small.
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by tester756 10mo ago
Maybe https://projectzero.google/archive.html https://netflixtechblog.medium.com/ https://www.uber.com/en-US/blog/engineering/
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by tester756 10mo ago
There's still AMD and Intel doing dGPUs
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by tester756 10mo ago
Sure, people were writing terrible code 25 years ago XML oriented programming and other stuff was "invented" back then

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