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No user record in our sample, but aerxes has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but aerxes has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
That wasn’t the point nor even an offhand comment in their post. C++ is fine and has a lot of libraries built up — especially around image processing. It will be quite some time before Rust replaces C++. But if I had…
That’s what debate’s about. I do recognize that caring about single threaded workloads and performance do contribute to snappier UI (and backwards compatibility).
The point that I’m making is that you can write multi threaded applications without dropping support for single core systems.
I’m not advocating making software multithreaded only, since obviously that doesn’t make sense. But, in many modern languages (including c++) multi threading 1. Doesn’t significantly detract from the performance of…
If we were arguing about designing vehicle safety testing suites for the worst performers (a very real problem that we have right now) we wouldn’t even be having this conversation. Writing multithreaded applications…
I don’t know dude, if you want to write software for the worst performers instead of commodity hardware that’s up to you Just that single core systems are dying and probably won’t come back. Even Raspberry Pi’s are quad…
The data that it presents shows that >50% of PCs surveyed have 6 cores or more.
This reads as something obvious. Of course between choosing a simple solution and a complex over-architected solution, you would choose the simple one. The key word here is “over-architected”. The author is nitpicking…
Gonna beat a dead horse here, but >50% of PCs that are surveyed by Steam have 12 threads or more. That’s PCs that have steam installed at all. Intel’s bare minimum current-gen i3 processor has 12 threads. That’s the…
Follow-up question: What is the model’s behavior when “idle”. Does it propogate actions independently or does it only respond to stimuli?
I’d like to really poke at this “meditation” effect. Is LaMDA aware of passing time? Does it remember information from encounters that take place over a week or month?
This postmortem is incomplete: it fails to address the main three roots of the problem: 1. This business is too flippant with their write-able production access. 2. No user should have DROP DATABASE grants on…