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by zeusk 2y ago
Parent is quite possibly talking about arrow lake and not lunar lake which is a mobile only part.
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by zeusk 2y ago
Microsoft is the only one pushing for ACPI on ARM, but as you said they have hefty weight in that area. I don't think it is right for the platform, but if it works who am I to say.
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by zeusk 2y ago
Most of the x86 platform (ACPI) is well defined and openly accessible (not free but open). There’s still some offenders (Surface, HP, Broadcom) that introduce quirks that break sleep and some HID accessories but most of it works out of the
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by zeusk 2y ago
Just because the device is too slow for you does not make the device useless in totality. What are you going to ask for next? HDMI-in port on the iPad and MacBook so you can use it as a display when the internals are outdated?
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by zeusk 2y ago
and yet you continue to moan about your NPC problem when the right product for you already exists?
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by zeusk 2y ago
Because as a customer you should probably buy a studio display and Mac mini if that's your use case.
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by zeusk 2y ago
Sure which is a perfectly fine trade off; almost all recent CPUs have enough multicore capacity that make this trade favorable.
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by zeusk 2y ago
That is not true of quite a few multi-core systems. A lot of them, especially those that really care about performance will strap all interrupts to core 0 and only interrupt other cores via IPI when necessary.
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by zeusk 2y ago
Well, you will always feel it with most software out there - we no longer track development cycles on specific large releases.
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by zeusk 2y ago
It's an open secret that it is no longer day 1 at Amazon.
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by zeusk 2y ago
The decline didn’t start with them. Just look at Intel and GE as well.
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by zeusk 2y ago
> That said, I have no clue what confidential information they are showing to investors. For all we know, they are being shown super human intelligence behind closed doors. If that were the case, I wonder why Apple passed on this investm
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by zeusk 2y ago
what you are describing is a universal Bluetooth issue. Windows suffers the same; some Android devices support proprietary codecs to slightly improve the situation but it's still sad we are still here.
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by zeusk 2y ago
That's definitely not the case, Apps can lock new features behind IAPs and keep charging for new features while sharing bug fixes.
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by zeusk 2y ago
If you look at the financial statements, it's quite the opposite however? Their chips made on TSMC process are doing quite well and IFS has failed to secure worthwhile external customers and is losing money in their expansion hand over
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by zeusk 2y ago
and pinterest; scourge of the web
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by zeusk 2y ago
No, they aren't. Intel is old enough to have an actual "retirement" plan and not just a 401k match program.
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by zeusk 2y ago
Because every GPU on the market has a very different internal organization and instruction set. They are able to execute any shader using standardized programming constructs (Vulkan, DirectX, Metal) that both the OS and driver understand. W
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by zeusk 2y ago
You mean Java or .NET?
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by zeusk 2y ago
They're only showing you last mile delivery fees. Don't mistake for once that your food is grown in the city you live in.
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by zeusk 2y ago
When was the last time your grocer explicitly listed out the shipping cost of your globalized shopping cart? Did it show shipping of orange concentrate from florida? or grains from Iowa?
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by zeusk 2y ago
Back in the day, they supported byte code execution - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazelle
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by zeusk 2y ago
BSPDN is not about putting devices on the front and back, the logic layer is still mostly 2D, it's about the power connects moving to the back of the chip so there's less interference with logic and larger wiring can be used.
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by zeusk 3y ago
Most of that magic comes from embedding no? which is clustering things by their relation in some N-dimensional space
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by zeusk 3y ago
JEDEC never "standardized" GDDR6x that Nvidia does use; Micron and Nvidia worked closely on both GDDR6x and GDDR5x
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by zeusk 3y ago
Meta/Instagram probably
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by zeusk 3y ago
This is already possible in 1.0 https://www.reddit.com/r/VisionPro/comments/1ai37t7/working_...
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by zeusk 3y ago
Apple makes 40% of Berkshire's investment portfolio
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by zeusk 3y ago
Huh, you think VR is some special non-flat surface? All render target surfaces are a 2D texture
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by zeusk 3y ago
You can always make an app to stream H265 content from any device :) Windows even has support for IndirectDisplayDevices - I'm not sure how openXR or SteamVR handles those, however.

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