SmoothBrain12

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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
Yes, but they won't clock as fast because they'll be waiting for RAM.
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
What a time to be alive
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
Exactly, it's not too hard to implement in C. The one I made never copied data, instead saved the pointer/length to the data. The user only had to Memory Map the file (or equivalent), pass that data into the parse. Only memory al
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
Your thoughts are valid. AI.com is the Pets.com of this generation
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
Thank you
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
Exactly, they cannot get paid from a bankrupt company. Some kind of payment schedule would be arranged
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
Exactly. I find splitting your struct into 2 structs based on memory access patterns(1 used all the time and the other for data) is a huge win.
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
Good
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
Guy discovers wave guide, mistakes it for 4th dimension.
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
^^^ This programmer gets it
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
It's possible to thread the compilation at the function level. Example: Jai.
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
Ghost guns meet ghost AI
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
Meh. In your article, you could always mark the function f() as pure or const and get the hoist
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by SmoothBrain12 3y ago
<Click here if you're over 18>
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by SmoothBrain12 4y ago
Some people want to change the world. Others want to go slow and want a life. Why not leave those who want to go faster and change the world alone? There are other companies.
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by SmoothBrain12 4y ago
Ron Paul
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by SmoothBrain12 4y ago
At some point, isn't it better to build your own database? And choose the trade offs that fit your project. Or pay/hire someone to do it.