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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
The article specifically calls out policies of the current government as allowing this state of affairs. I just wonder if the people that are affected effectively voted for it.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
https://archive.is/Hb7p5#selection-8179.48-8179.62 I really wonder how this Cynthia Crouse person from El Paso, TX voted.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
To be replaced by what?
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
You make the best case for not using windows at all.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
ProtonMail is not bad. iCloud works fine with imap (ie mutt, thunderbird) and does custom domains too.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
I admire your work greatly then. I definitely appreciate uncovering this sort of telemetry, but I feel the reaction from some may be a little more Tin-foil-hatted for my taste. I do thank you for doing the work though! I also applaud you fo
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
> Universal Clipboard, AirDrop and iMessage - is that really the value add of apple? Yes. I want my desktop and mobile systems to have a widely deployed system for beaming files and text quickly. That’s like a fundamental feature that mo
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
You’d be in the minority.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
Everyone wearing their tinfoil hat while using Gmail and drive for everything
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
Good luck getting even half of the public to agree on what government is authoritarian
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
This is cool. Can I run the same fedora as the asahi Linux I have on my M2 Ultra and use the M2 to do builds and the DGX to launch kernels? That'd be the ideal fully arm at-home coding setup I think.
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
I’m not entirely sure what apple’s interest in any of this is. Would it get them any additional customers? What portion of their customers would be significantly more happy with games being somewhat more optimized a few months sooner? I jus
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
I’d really be surprised if they broke codeweavers’ stuff. Also who cares if the wine exe itself can run as x86? Ideally you want something that resembles windows chpe where the loader is native but works with the translator to bridge transl
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
I think you are right. I suspect any mac gaming share that gets bootstrapped will have to come the crossover/proton way. Thats probably good enough for starters.
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
It isn't; they specifically have said it will be retained. They aren't too specific but I think what they mean is all the Framework and App support for it will be gone. But as far as keeping a lot of self contained games and wine
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
If there's a macos port, it'll of course be better optimized. I play CS2 on mac from time to time. It runs really smoothly on my Studio, but if it were a native port I could run it on a macbook air.
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
My source is I know how they handled Intel 32-bit support for Wine the last time they deprecated it. They went out of their way to keep codeweavers happy even though they let all the 32bit games on steam straight up die.
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
> It matters because if Apple embraced Vulkan it would give more market share to one standard API for non-Windows platforms. How does this actually help Apple customers have a better experience in some unique way that live translation to
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
I agree with you on wine, and I wouldn’t be surprised if they are doing this quietly (landing patches to make Wine better on Mac), but for the purposes of making directx shaders perform better I fail to see why it matters if they support dx
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
They claim enough of Rosetta will continue to exist for games and things like wine to work. I suspect the main thing they want to kill off are all the x86 slices in the mach-o fat binaries for all of the frameworks.
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
The game porting toolkit allows windows DX shaders to get runtime translated to high performance metal shaders. It provides a path for Rosetta and Wine to handle what they are good at while letting Apple handle the shader lowering in many c
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
This is not the greatest question because it makes it seem that you think unified gpu+cpu socs are all like intel graphics.
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
Most of those are gonna work using Rosetta, crossover, and the game porting toolkit. You really don’t need Apple to support 32Bit x86 macOS games when it’s not much more overhead to run windows x86 games (which is easily the better library
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Triton Plugin Extensions(pytorch.org)
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
It’s also not complicated: the respective voters simply did what trump or Biden told them to do.
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
If anything the voters are completely in line with what their respective candidate told them to do.
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
Buddy I lived in Georgia during that election. I definitely believe it based on vibes alone.
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
“ Republicans who voted for Donald Trump in 2020 and deny the results of that election. The dividing line is the denial itself: the willingness to hold that an election was stolen in the absence of evidence. That single belief turns out to
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by zer0zzz 3mo ago
Klaus Knopper, now that’s a name I’ve not heard in a long time.
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by zer0zzz 4mo ago
I have to assume "thoughtful frontier labs" is either a pretty small lab, or a place holder for a lab that doesn't exist. So many of these anti-meta posts come off as based entirely in the feelings of opinionated techies rath

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