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Factory Town has allowed multiple layer train setups for a while so I’d say it’s prior art by this point.

Apple uses the same memory packaging every mobile soc uses (and has used some flip chip and pop arrived). There is nothing super special about the ram or how it’s wired. This myth has to cease.

The only thing you can say about the larger chips is they have much wider channels, but they are still just regular DDRs.

Java and c# are both pass by value (c# has optional ref that must be annotated at both the call site and definition, it also has value structures).

Class types are effectively pointers that are passed by the value of the pointer.

You cannot implement swap in Java without eg wrapping the params in one element arrays.

On mobile safari the little Control Strip at the bottom doesn’t appear after the first couple of refreshes. I can see it try to slide up then it dies.

That’s pretty much what a command buffer is in any of the modern gpu apis.

Recording it is still command driven but trying to give an entire app scene in one go is really messy. We tried this internally on our gpu before Vulkan.

works for me without downscaling.

Two reasons.

There were some alleged cultist/idolatry practices involving wine that would cause it to become non kosher so it’s easier to just blanket ban anything handled by a goy. I think boiling makes it unusable for those same rituals.

It’s also to discourage fraternising (especially romantically) with goyim.

ca( and ci( might be what you’re looking for.

The ram is regular package on package stuff, it's not the reason for the high bandwidth.

The bandwidth is due to apple giving more area and pins to more channels.

You can't run c in wasm.

You can compile c to wasm and run that.

In the same way one could compile c to java byte code, write a wrapper program to allocate the "heap", disable the gc and execute it in close to the same way it executes in a wasm runtime.

Problem with contains is we are now going to see more code like

    if (map.contains(foo)) {
       bob(map[foo]);
    }

over the (vastly uglier) more efficient:

   if (auto it = map.find(foo); it != map.end()) {
       bob(*it);
   }

Of course languages like C# manage this in a more elegant way with out parameters declarable at the call site.

Right. So it's up to you to educate your developers to not copy code from sources that have licenses incompatible with your project. Much the same as educating the same developers that "YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING SUGGESTIONS" from copilot. I do not see any difference here.

It's an extremely personal attack to claim software licencing is a joke to me. You have zero context on the work I do professionally and as open source. I'd appreciate it if you could limit your arguments to not include personal insults.

Do you also disallow your employees from reading github, stack overflow, or other sources of code?

Vscode was not bought at all.

Monaco itself was not bought.

You can't make a window in open gl itself at all...

LD_PRELOAD is probably want you want.

Apple silicon

This is only for serialisation not for in memory use.

So, COM?

Is there someone alive who enjoys that particular combo?

It's probably the set of three words most likely to send me into a corner, crying.

There's nothing special about the ram for either bandwidth or efficiency.

Best part about this is finally being able to avoid the dance of 'oh no the super called an overridden method and kinda-sorta-broke but not fatally, whoopsies'.

But if everyone is freezing far fewer people will leave.

Graviton isn't a custom uarch though. It's a set of fairly standard cores with all the actual magic being the fabric and and peripherals.

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That link does not have boost unordered_flat_map?

How were you a principal engineer with 5 years experience and a senior principle with 7? Genuinely curious.

I've worked on drivers and gpu arch for 15 years and every moderate size gpu has an mmu...

I'd hardly call notifying the op who may not even be aware "making a big deal"...