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601.
by zeusk 7y ago
what industries would these be?
602.
by zeusk 7y ago
but if my memory serves right, what enabled clang - LLVM, was developed at UIUC.
603.
by zeusk 7y ago
Hah, I was going to point this out. We already use MAT (Medial Axis Transform) - quite heavily in 3D printing and object/space recognition.
604.
by zeusk 7y ago
you can even get an iPhone 7/8 for reasonable price right now, if Apple is a requirement. I'm still on my 7 from late 2016 and will stick to it through this cycle as well.
605.
by zeusk 7y ago
Do you know when? Also is it some internal MSR thing at 99 or inside-out in east campus?
606.
by zeusk 7y ago
Because forex trades can be levered a lot more than the usual equity instruments for consumers.
607.
by zeusk 7y ago
Am I the only one noticing the irony in Apple complaining about overpriced premium devices (chipsets/modems in this case)?
608.
by zeusk 7y ago
I'm quite certain Windows Defender uses (or used, at some point) GPUs in the machine to accelerate malware pattern matching. I remember a coworker talking about a funny bug as a consequence when the graphics driver executable itself wa
609.
by zeusk 7y ago
Intentional or not, it is just a platform limitation. If Apple really cared, it isn't impossible to have user verify what an app is requesting should be granted. Infact, Apple caught up with Android on having App permissions. Google&#x
610.
by zeusk 7y ago
That is more of a platform limitation from my understanding, sort of like complaining that the x button to close the window is not on the left in this app.
611.
by zeusk 7y ago
I'm guessing it is used for generating 3D buildings from map data and for the AI planes. They could also use it for voice communication with the in-game ATC but we'll have to wait for the release to know for sure.
612.
by zeusk 7y ago
With Odyssey+'s new SDE filter, and 150% superscaling - I get smooth and really nice looking graphics! I compromise slightly on autogen ground scenery (one notch below ultra) and no ground shadows but everything else is maxed out. I&#x
613.
by zeusk 7y ago
Because they're based on the same tech. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Flight_Simulator#Loc... I know Airbus also uses ESP as the base, but not sure about Boeing sims.
614.
by zeusk 7y ago
The current and next gen consoles are PCs in disguise, especially the xbox since it shares a large portion of codebase with Windows (OneCore).
615.
by zeusk 7y ago
especially for the cost! All you need is a $500 headset and a set of rudder pedals.
616.
by zeusk 7y ago
xplane 11 does not disappoint, I use it with WMR (Odyssey+). Can't wait for Microsoft to be back in the competition.
617.
by zeusk 7y ago
You're making it unnecessarily complex. The current version of x-plane does VR really well, viewport is in the pilot's seat and all you need for full immersion is a set of rudder pedals and the VR controllers themselves. Using VR
618.
by zeusk 7y ago
Yeah, but Netflix doesn't ask you for more money to see a movie on their platform. Whereas you do have to buy your own games on Stadia.
619.
by zeusk 7y ago
To be fair, PlayStation and Xbox have a lot longer and reliable track record compared to Google products. And so, you'll be at the mercy of the lifespan of yet another Google product.
620.
by zeusk 7y ago
> If (once) Steam is turned off Big if, and if Steam doesn't provide an alternative method or change their DRM before turning off. Something unprecedented for Steam over 20+ years, but not so for Google.
621.
by zeusk 7y ago
Not quite. I can play steam games offline, I can share them with my friends/family and the most important part being - steam's platform has been reliable with top notch support since 90s while Google hasn't gotten that even i
622.
by zeusk 7y ago
Still a no deal for me, if my purchases in Stadia cannot grant me access to the game on other platforms. Who knows when Google decides Stadia isn't worth it anymore?
623.
by zeusk 7y ago
power and frequency are linearly related, it is the voltage that scales power in a quadratic order.
624.
by zeusk 7y ago
They are made up of a solid lattice, the components are formed by differential doping. There is some migration, but it is far too slow to have an effect over the lifespan of our electronics. Physical inertia is meaningless over other forces
625.
by zeusk 7y ago
The one in Tacoma, near the Boeing Field? That isn't SR-71, it is the M-21/D-21 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_D-21
626.
by zeusk 7y ago
Might not answer you exact question, but I interned with the display team in Windows - they had loads of weird asks for interesting display topologies (and adapter modes) to be supported for media displays. I'm pretty sure I've
627.
by zeusk 7y ago
I'm quite sure Apple has a tool for profiling iOS applications. ARM has PMU (Performance Measuring Unit) as part of the architecture, for exactly this sort of testing.
628.
by zeusk 7y ago
Heh, because Apple prefers to arbitrarily leave out support for their older systems on newer OS releases.
629.
by zeusk 7y ago
I forgot where I read it, but from Microsoft's analytics it was found that majority of crashes were result of a driver bug (often) in the Graphics stack which was a decision driver for them to move the graphics stack into the userspace
630.
by zeusk 7y ago
To be clear, this is just an opinion piece by someone not at Microsoft. And since the article starts with "As I predicted", I'd take it with a grain of salt.

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