toredo1729_2

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   AI's next bottleneck is power(businessinsider.com)

   5 points by toredo1729_2 3mo ago|0 comments
2. 2.▲
   by toredo1729_2 1y ago

   Debt reduction by 7%.
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   by toredo1729_2 1y ago

   Haha, same here
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   by toredo1729_2 2y ago

   Yes, that would be great. It's not always benefical, but in some (rare, but for me important) cases it's better. Currently, the only way to ensure a conditional move is used, is to use inline assembly. This is not portable and als
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   by toredo1729_2 2y ago

   Unrelated, but somehow similar: I really hate it that it's not possible to force gcc to transform things like this into a conditional move: x > c ? y : 0.; It annoyed me many times and it still does.