>I really don't understand why the industry seems to have lost sight of this.
Because the industry is full of people who are chasing trends and keywords and to which the most important thing is to add those keywords to the CVs.
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Because the industry is full of people who are chasing trends and keywords and to which the most important thing is to add those keywords to the CVs.
Damn straight
Read "Bad Blood" then...
Advice like this doesnt make any sense.
https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-1617...
Wonder what makes this specific to Linux/KDE ?
Hopefully never.
I wonder what exactly they mean by this because JPEG-XL is a ISO standard. So if it's already standardized, how the heck is still "experimental" ?
Thank you for the free book.
Effort ? That repo consists of a few Windows Registry tweaks and some bundled 3rd party installers. Not exactly ground breaking engineering that could have been better deployed to improve SteamOS/Linux....
It takes A LOT of time to expand the swap file. So failing malloc immeditately seems, to me, the right way to handle it.
Maybe adding an optional callback to malloc to be notified when further allocations are possible would be a better way to handle this.
One my pet peeves, shit like this sucks :
var f = MyStupidMethod();
Really, should logs also be documentation now ? Just mindlessly logging the same "advice" over and over again each time the error happen ?
The new generation is fucking things up for us. Text > icons.
The horror....
This "reverse" has nothing to do with yields, nVidia (rightfully) realized it's better to avoid a shitstorm because this 4080 12GB version is ~30% slower than the "real" 4080.
It's also paid vs free. For some reason, some people are very reluctant to pay for tools, even though they use them every day in their job.
In the West maybe. To keep up with Playstation example, in my country you can buy 6 new PS5 games with the minimum salary.