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by zeusk 4y ago
How would the second approach be vectorized given each iteration's input has dependence on previous iteration's output??
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by zeusk 4y ago
Because anti-competition is anti-consumer. isn't the whole basis of capitalism that capital drives competition which drives innovation and consumerism?
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by zeusk 4y ago
> A computer used for a single task is a bit like a 4WD truck that only stays inside the city limits. It could do those things, sure, but it never does, so it hasn't really proven anything. Not really. That's very different fro
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by zeusk 4y ago
My argument was towards the network/IT equipment, but Voyager is even more special since it's a very application specific system. Generalization itself is hard, it gets MUCH harder when you have to care about back compat and rando
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by zeusk 4y ago
how much of that hardware can run a random executable from the web? and does so pretty often?
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by zeusk 4y ago
WinPE (recovery tools) is very different from the desktop SKU
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by zeusk 4y ago
Even better if you can get a S-Class back seat with recliner/calf support.
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by zeusk 4y ago
Not sure which car you've been using but cars have been getting quite reliable. I have a 2001 BMW 330i that's on around 363k miles (~580,000km) and still running the original factory drivetrain. The only parts replaced so far are
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by zeusk 4y ago
The difference is that search engines will generally redirect to the external website while archive.org lets you browse the page on their domain. As an added exercise, maybe try translate.google.com to see if it's blocked as well.
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by zeusk 4y ago
Because most of them down the line will shell their ponzi assets to other unsuspecting general public in lure of ludicrous returns.
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by zeusk 4y ago
Maybe it's his first day at the new job
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by zeusk 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjUdVxJH6yI
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by zeusk 4y ago
Video decoders are usually fixed function blocks, separate from the SMs (which I believe the parent is referring to by "GPU") but are still usually on the same physical silicon as the GPU (in case of SoCs, also shared with CPU). T
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by zeusk 4y ago
> Other commenters are correct that normally, KMS should just affect mode setting, not rendering. Clearly those commenters don't have much experience working close to the wire around GPUs then. Scanout used to be very closely tied t
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by zeusk 4y ago
I'm pretty sure there was a Google+ chat, and who remembers Google Talk?
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by zeusk 4y ago
We use it internally, I'm not entirely certain of external usage. It still works and is good for tracking command packet scheduling and inter-process wait chains. Yup, PIX is THE tool for game developers. Direct3D team also has a very
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by zeusk 5y ago
Windows has Windows Performance Analyzer, GPUView and PIX so most game devs are covered on that front :)
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by zeusk 5y ago
A daisy chaining monitor is essentially an in-built dock in most cases. I work on Displays at Microsoft :)
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by zeusk 5y ago
They still don't support DP MST, so you have to use multiple TB ports or use a monitor that supports TB daisy-chaining.
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by zeusk 5y ago
10x0 was Pascal, Volta was Quadro only (Titan V), 16x0 and 20x0 are Turing, 30x0 is Ampere and Lovelace is Quadro only at the moment.
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by zeusk 5y ago
They still don't have any certain idea or majority of wreckage from MH370, the 1950s fighter is way down the list of missing things.
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by zeusk 5y ago
It is very much thriving. I started with internships at ~$40/hr in 2016, I will make $680k this year W2 (I code in C++ and Python). You should brush up on some recent tech stacks and move to Seattle or Bay Area if you're having tr
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by zeusk 5y ago
With proper citation, what's the issue with an article being quoted?
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by zeusk 5y ago
Faraday cage
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by zeusk 5y ago
You're implying bitcoin is a "financial asset"
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by zeusk 5y ago
Because you're conflating kernel compile times with an entire OS? Linux userspace compilation can take 6+ hours very easily (try yourself with Gentoo). At Microsoft, our massive servers churn out nightly Windows image overnight usually
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by zeusk 5y ago
Try mouse without borders if you’re on windows as well - works without login, across multiple borders, with 3rd party mouse buttons and crashes cause quick disconnect.
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by zeusk 5y ago
COM uses MIDL btw
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by zeusk 5y ago
At what point does the browser become an "os", what's next? Chrome hypervisor?
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by zeusk 5y ago
yikes, and by the looks of it seems like a "refactor" at best

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