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by yazzku 3y ago
Does FuryGPU have a homepage or something? Can't find anything relevant. Some resources for noobs looking to enter this space would also be appreciated.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Yet an Electron app makes the modern CPU choke hard.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Does the TV really have a microphone, or is it rather the remote? Looks like there might be another microphone I need to bust.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Mind if I slytherin?
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by yazzku 3y ago
Condescending (and useless) comment of the day.
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by yazzku 3y ago
They will bill you by the pixel. Usage metrics are streamed in real-time. You're gonna wish 480x320 came back.
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As far as I can tell, the "privacy" here is based entirely on trust and on the promise that they don't log searches and other PII on the account that their business model doesn't need that information. Creating an accoun
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by yazzku 3y ago
The hurricane needed SSH so that it could troubleshoot the customer's problem and get them unstuck.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Follow us on Instagram.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Nobody has abandoned PC. PC games are still around despite piracy. And for some, they are still around because of piracy. I understand your point, but I still don't buy that ads and DRM is the solution here. How come GOG even exists, a
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by yazzku 3y ago
"There are many reasons to be excited about generics in Go." There were also many reasons to be excited about generics in C++, back in 1998 lol.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Lol, well, Ublock Origin blocks this post's URL, so that's all I needed to know about AppLovin. > John Riccitiello, the guy who ran EA into the ground So that explains it. His CV's opening line must be something like &quot
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by yazzku 3y ago
You can't take the WSJ as proof of anything, let alone in regards to China.
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by yazzku 3y ago
I think it also affects legitimate gamedev studios. But yeah, I couldn't care less for the signees on this letter. Good riddance, boys; if your product can only run on ads because people won't pay for it, you know you have a shitt
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by yazzku 3y ago
Except that this Community Edition does not require payment up to a certain revenue threshold.
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by yazzku 3y ago
This kind of email+phone registration was common in the 90s and earlier. Oh, wait, it's 2023.
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Envy of what?
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by yazzku 3y ago
San Francisco has the problem of inequality and an incompetent management, backed by people who wish the "homeless problem" just magically disappeared overnight. The toilets and piles of human defecation rolling down the hill are
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by yazzku 3y ago
This book has the answer on page 50 of the book (72 of the pdf).
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Software companies must be a non-trivial driver of e-waste.
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> We recently developed stress test scenarios for rendering complex scenes—like thousands of layers edited by 50 multiplayer users—and took a very deep dive into CPU and GPU profiles. I don't really know what any of this means. You&
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by yazzku 3y ago
Sounds like either processes are waiting on each other, or the OS sucks.
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by yazzku 3y ago
You're doing it wrong. What you need is a good exhaust on that mini pc; then you can use Figma as an inefficient heater during that dead winter.
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by yazzku 3y ago
What is the licensing of Rama? Is it libre/open?
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Hadouken! They wish they had monads.
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Neither? That setting is perhaps not a clear default among the ones I mentioned, especially because I personally wouldn't want to send my DNS requests to fucking Cloudflare or something based in the US. But I still stand by my comment
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I think it's justified in this case. Mozilla suffers from a schizophrenic existence where they are simultaneously non-profit and for-profit, and Firefox privacy-friendly and unfriendly. For example, Firefox supports HTTPS-only mode and
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The space-filling curves are also useful in arranging GPU compute workloads, particularly the Morton order. This is because, among other things, textures are stored in blocks, so the Z-curve makes your caches happier. Another reason is that
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The description in this HN post is indeed inaccurate, but the readme on sourcehut has more info on why you might a different order for, e.g., matrix multiplication.
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That's what Jira does to you, can't tell if it's sarcasm anymore.

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