weare138

79 ms·

1. 1051.▲
   by weare138 7y ago

   I also noted several remarkable claims while reading this article. Actual facts? Not so much.
2. 1052.▲
   by weare138 7y ago

   The benchmark you linked to somewhat misses the point I'm trying to make. It's specifically comparing the 4.0 branch (4.12-4.20) to 5.0 on the same distribution. The distribution is also a factor in performence. Check out this ben
3. 1053.▲
   by weare138 7y ago

   Hence the reason I said I doubt it would make much of a difference but the 5.0 kernel generally outperforms 3.10. 3.10 has has already been deprecated and isn't updated anymore. The EPYC 7742's are still going to trounce the Xeon&
4. 1054.▲
   by weare138 7y ago

   I'm not defending Intel or even particularly have a positive opinion of Intel overall but I don't know how accurate this test is considering the difference in Linux kernel versions used in this benchmark. According to the article
5. 1055.▲
   by weare138 7y ago

   As an American who's seen and experienced "the bottom 20%" in our country, this was my first thought. People in America "consume" more economically because it's our only option. If our cost of living is higher
6. 1056.▲
   by weare138 7y ago

   I'm not sure why we still use NPM. It's a total mess.
7. 1057.▲
   8chan investigated over child sex abuse content(smh.com.au)

   4 points by weare138 7y ago|0 comments
8. 1058.▲
   by weare138 7y ago

   > This type of thinking feels natural to model real world objects and tasks. There is some truth to this, but programs don't store data, they just process it. We already model the data in our data store. If we're accessing data
9. 1059.▲
   by weare138 7y ago

   Another trick I noticed was the shape of the box they used for the different sizes. The box for the "supersize" fries was tapered at the bottom so the fries wouldn't completely fill the larger box when they scooped the fries
10. 1060.▲
    by weare138 7y ago

    Honestly though, if we don't want uninformed and/or corrupt politicians passing laws that would have a major impact on the tech industry then we should seriously start addressing these issues ourselves and quit giving them reasons
11. 1061.▲
    by weare138 7y ago

    I understand the overall arc of the point you're trying to make, but we have some of the least restrictive firearm laws in the world. If you can't legally buy a firearm in this country then you probably shouldn't own a firear
12. 1062.▲
    by weare138 7y ago

    There probably was alot of things in alot of places before us... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panspermia