The "average" cost of a Bitcoin transaction is just that, the average. It's not (part of) the true cost. The "true" cost is specific to the transaction. The last time I sent around some Bitcoin, it was around 20$ worth…
Is that really true? You'd think that the government has security provisions that requires software updates. As for K-12, is that really a requirement in some places, or is it just the case that some clients just happen…
What audience is that? Who are these people relevant to? Microsoft isn't holding back anything, they can't force these people to update their software. If everyone keeps supporting them, they never will have a reason to…
You actually can lay things out in memory using Typed Arrays. There's some overhead to reads/writes though (there is memory safety, after all).
You must mean: x = bodies_x[body_index] versus x = bodies[body_index].x The "issue" with the nbody benchmark from the benchmarks game is that there's only four bodies, making this SOA-style approach have little payoff.…
Javascript doesn't have the same type information as WASM, also it lacks a native 64-bit integer. The JIT can do some type inference to use integers internally in some cases, but it's not optimal. Predicting what sort…
The "average" cost of a Bitcoin transaction is just that, the average. It's not (part of) the true cost. The "true" cost is specific to the transaction. The last time I sent around some Bitcoin, it was around 20$ worth…
Is that really true? You'd think that the government has security provisions that requires software updates. As for K-12, is that really a requirement in some places, or is it just the case that some clients just happen…
What audience is that? Who are these people relevant to? Microsoft isn't holding back anything, they can't force these people to update their software. If everyone keeps supporting them, they never will have a reason to…
You actually can lay things out in memory using Typed Arrays. There's some overhead to reads/writes though (there is memory safety, after all).
You must mean: x = bodies_x[body_index] versus x = bodies[body_index].x The "issue" with the nbody benchmark from the benchmarks game is that there's only four bodies, making this SOA-style approach have little payoff.…
Javascript doesn't have the same type information as WASM, also it lacks a native 64-bit integer. The JIT can do some type inference to use integers internally in some cases, but it's not optimal. Predicting what sort…