Is it? Never ran into that with any I owned unless the paint was questionable or the barrel was a bad fit for the paint, even when I accidentally had a very 'hot' shooting automag due to co2 and a scorcher of a big game…
I'm not them but I will answer from my viewpoint, as someone who has learned to appreciate the efficiency of AI coding. First, my only interaction with a waymo was while driving in a low traffic location and it started…
I think part of the comment is related to the typically much more lackluster management of video game source code, historically. If I recall (as an example) Final Fantasy 8 had to be redone based on the PC port rather…
Yep. Some originators will hold on to servicing of your debt wherever it goes (within certain boundaries, e.x. if you go into a delinquency or reconciled delinquency state). Those originators use it as a selling point,…
There's a medium. Something ironically close to apple's 'non fully approved and supply chained repair' thing (especially when we consider the case of a screen that could be OCRing data and tossing it out later). 'You…
Not necessarily. In an odd sort of irony, I know that at least one WITCH in fact gives feedback to the employees about their monitoring directly, versus other 'solutions' where only the manager and/or HR gets access to…
So, "If only you could talk to the monsters" but at the level of this genre?
Regarding the comments about the jargon file... Something definitely changed around the dot com crash. The channels I slummed around in of EFNet went from excited hacker archetypes to the same people doing jobs I was am…
IIRC, they specifically started with freewheels because they arent that different from a reel in how they work.
One exception that does come to mind, is .Net Framework on x86. AFAIR that didn't use SSE or SSE2. (In x64 mode it did however, since those were part of the baseline for x64)
Bold assumption until there is legal precedent set.
... was in jail. He died in 2021. Curiously enough, unless something changed and nobody updated his Wikipedia page, his family didnt even collect his ashes.
5% is a pretty high rate IMO. When I worked at retail 20 years ago we got around 2 or 3%, and that was a mom and pop shop, not big retail...
Dumb question, wouldn't node size impact the logic latency itself on some level?
I do believe that yes, if it was wiped before entering, there would be no charges (unless there was a shadow docket open... that gets murky)
Not just the RAMBUS debacle, that 20 stage pipeline and IIRC the barrel shifter wasnt as good as on P3 or AMDs CPUs...
Used to flip both ways... I.e. for a time, it became easier for talented people to find a better role. In the last 5-10 years though, between the race to the bottom and AI/Bot spam (even ignoring the overall decrease in…
Not sure about that bit... What is well known however, is that a bunch of Alpha engineers wound up at AMD, and a lot of that DNA went into the OG Athlon
Its funny because I have been asked by some folks at work as to why I dont just 'allow all commands' and instead review each one, and then I let my colleague in infosec know who asks that so they are aware of dangerous…
Where it gets tricky is that, at least in past US case law, 'maps are facts' and thus cannot be copyrighted as easily (this is part of why published maps often have intentional, hopefully subtle errors in them) [0] [0]…
The RE thing may have been a false narrative, but tax abatements were a factor in at least one local company doing RTO; their business tax breaks were partially based on employees working in the city and then paying…
One of the things I ironically loved about my windows phone was that it was a PERFECT Phone [0], Sms [1], and Navigation device [2], good enough for music, but SUCKED the further you went from that. [0] - Call audio was…
Part of me wonders, would 3d xpoint (if still around) be a viable option? Yeah it is slower than real RAM by a good amount for latency, but you can get similar bandwidth and the cost was history about half of the same…
There are some minor exceptions but agreed otherwise. Manufacturers have been excessively using VRAM limitations as a price point distinguisher.
Aka 'follow JSF guidelines that still apply to C and not just C++'. I.e. all alloc should happen up front, functions should have predictable execution time, etc etc
Is it? Never ran into that with any I owned unless the paint was questionable or the barrel was a bad fit for the paint, even when I accidentally had a very 'hot' shooting automag due to co2 and a scorcher of a big game…
I'm not them but I will answer from my viewpoint, as someone who has learned to appreciate the efficiency of AI coding. First, my only interaction with a waymo was while driving in a low traffic location and it started…
I think part of the comment is related to the typically much more lackluster management of video game source code, historically. If I recall (as an example) Final Fantasy 8 had to be redone based on the PC port rather…
Yep. Some originators will hold on to servicing of your debt wherever it goes (within certain boundaries, e.x. if you go into a delinquency or reconciled delinquency state). Those originators use it as a selling point,…
There's a medium. Something ironically close to apple's 'non fully approved and supply chained repair' thing (especially when we consider the case of a screen that could be OCRing data and tossing it out later). 'You…
Not necessarily. In an odd sort of irony, I know that at least one WITCH in fact gives feedback to the employees about their monitoring directly, versus other 'solutions' where only the manager and/or HR gets access to…
So, "If only you could talk to the monsters" but at the level of this genre?
Regarding the comments about the jargon file... Something definitely changed around the dot com crash. The channels I slummed around in of EFNet went from excited hacker archetypes to the same people doing jobs I was am…
IIRC, they specifically started with freewheels because they arent that different from a reel in how they work.
One exception that does come to mind, is .Net Framework on x86. AFAIR that didn't use SSE or SSE2. (In x64 mode it did however, since those were part of the baseline for x64)
Bold assumption until there is legal precedent set.
... was in jail. He died in 2021. Curiously enough, unless something changed and nobody updated his Wikipedia page, his family didnt even collect his ashes.
5% is a pretty high rate IMO. When I worked at retail 20 years ago we got around 2 or 3%, and that was a mom and pop shop, not big retail...
Dumb question, wouldn't node size impact the logic latency itself on some level?
I do believe that yes, if it was wiped before entering, there would be no charges (unless there was a shadow docket open... that gets murky)
Not just the RAMBUS debacle, that 20 stage pipeline and IIRC the barrel shifter wasnt as good as on P3 or AMDs CPUs...
Used to flip both ways... I.e. for a time, it became easier for talented people to find a better role. In the last 5-10 years though, between the race to the bottom and AI/Bot spam (even ignoring the overall decrease in…
Not sure about that bit... What is well known however, is that a bunch of Alpha engineers wound up at AMD, and a lot of that DNA went into the OG Athlon
Its funny because I have been asked by some folks at work as to why I dont just 'allow all commands' and instead review each one, and then I let my colleague in infosec know who asks that so they are aware of dangerous…
Where it gets tricky is that, at least in past US case law, 'maps are facts' and thus cannot be copyrighted as easily (this is part of why published maps often have intentional, hopefully subtle errors in them) [0] [0]…
The RE thing may have been a false narrative, but tax abatements were a factor in at least one local company doing RTO; their business tax breaks were partially based on employees working in the city and then paying…
One of the things I ironically loved about my windows phone was that it was a PERFECT Phone [0], Sms [1], and Navigation device [2], good enough for music, but SUCKED the further you went from that. [0] - Call audio was…
Part of me wonders, would 3d xpoint (if still around) be a viable option? Yeah it is slower than real RAM by a good amount for latency, but you can get similar bandwidth and the cost was history about half of the same…
There are some minor exceptions but agreed otherwise. Manufacturers have been excessively using VRAM limitations as a price point distinguisher.
Aka 'follow JSF guidelines that still apply to C and not just C++'. I.e. all alloc should happen up front, functions should have predictable execution time, etc etc