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by tutanchamun 9y ago
(ST-) MRAM sounds much beter than 3D Xpoint to a layman like me (speed and endurance like DRAM, so better than Xpoint), and seems to ship already from a small company, why is Xpoint the focus? Better marketing?
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Looking forward to the video of the talk about the new garbage collector. How long does it usually take for the videos of Scala Days to be uploaded? btw: since Kotlin also seems to go native, would there be a way to collaborate in some area
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Reference card (1060) vs overlocked card (580). Looking at multiple review sites, including international ones like Computerbase, PCGH.de etc, and comparing overlocked 1060 vs overclocked 480/580 the difference is ~50-60 watt. Not good
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
https://github.com/wsargent/docker-cheat-sheet/pull/91 Please don't misunderstand this. I know from reading your postings on /r/scala that you are a humble person. Originally I actually didn&#x
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
> I put together a list of security tips: [...] and 63 contributors. ;p
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AMD's Threadripper will bring a 16-core, 32-thread monster to the desktop(pcworld.com)
4 points by tutanchamun 9y ago|0 comments
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Threadripper (16c/32t, quad channel memory, 44? PCIe 3.0 lanes) will probably be the Workstation platform. Wouldn't AMD need to license Thunderbolt from Intel? There are repeatedly rumors about a license agreement between Intel an
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
If the rumors [0][1] about Ryzen 9 (12 and 16 core HEDT CPU's for under 1000$) are true, and Naples starts at a similar price point things could get really interesting. [0] https://twitter.com/CPCHardware/status&#x
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Since TDP is not power consumption, the GTX 1070 will most likely consume less power than your CPU because it has much better power saving features. Also, since CPU's are idle more of the time than under load the savings by using a new
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The Potential Disruptiveness of AMD's Open Source Deep Learning Strategy(instinct.radeon.com)
7 points by tutanchamun 10y ago|0 comments
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12 and 16 core AMD Ryzen Workstation CPU's will allegedly have 64 PCIe 3.0 lanes(techpowerup.com)
6 points by tutanchamun 10y ago|0 comments
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Yes, that's also the way I browse the web since a few years. Otherwise it's a pain to use the web today.
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Yeah, I hope openshift online will support it when they launch the next version (when ever that will happen... some roadmap would be nice :O).
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Yeah, from time to time I think that too when I browse /r/unixporn and see all the tiling window manager screens.
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
I always wanted to see the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, Yosemite and the many other beautiful national parks, as well as the citys. But with the stuff that's happened against visitors since 2001 I probably will never visit the united sta
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Nice, now I'm wondering why Intel doesn't slap 128MB EDRAM on an Kaby Lake i7 4 core 8 thread and then release it for the enthusiast platform x99. Maybe even select chips to make it possible to release them at 5ghz. Of course with
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Thank you.
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
What means validated in this case? It's not certified by AMD to work, so depending on the memory and motherboard combination it could work, or if you are unlucky it doesn't work? btw: someone asked about coreboot: https:/&#x
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
what's up with some of the tests? For example this one: https://www.purepc.pl/procesory/premiera_i_test_procesora_am... A Broadwell with 3300 Mhz (3700 Mhz boost) beats a Kaby Lake (Skylake...) with 4200 Mhz (4500
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Ah yeah, remembered it false. I thought Ryzen had no AVX2, but actually it has it, but at half the speed.
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Considering previous AMD chips could use ECC I hope it's true this time as well. AMD's CEO Dr. Lisa Su has an AMA later today, we should probably ask her: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/5vl431
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Yeah, and AMD is the only company who can offer a high performance GPU together with a high performance x86 CPU. And APU's with HBM of course. Looking forward to what they can achieve now that they seem to be back (although most of the
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Thanks. Is unix (maybe specifically MacOS) just that more efficient, or doesn't it count multiple processes?
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Doesn't Prime95 use AVX2 and FMA3 since version 28.5, which pushes Intel's power consumption higher? Can that be disabled?
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
computerbase.de: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=de&tl=en&js=y&prev... tomshardware: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-ryzen-7-1800x-cpu,49...
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
The power consumption is really nice compared to Bulldozer: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-ryzen-7-1800x-cpu,49... https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=de&tl=en&js=y&prev...
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
On what operating system and with how many tabs open if I might ask? With 6 tabs open (5 html files, 1 css file) and two extensions installed I get ~230 MB on Windows.
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
What do you mean with complex collections? Did you want to write your own collection type and thus running into CanBuildFrom?
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
You could also just use Google Guice (but you would loose compile time safety) like playframework. Maybe you like that better than MacWire?
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
You should definitely give Jetbrains free community edition of Intellij Idea together with the scala plugin a try. [0] It feels much better to use than Eclipse. [0] https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/features/editions_

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