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GNU Taler: A payment system which respects both your privacy and taxation systems
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haricm
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haricm
13y ago
For those who are not convinced. Here is one more benchmark. http://www.inpai.com.cn/doc/hard/198143_8.htm Page takes a while to load. Then scroll down to the benchmarks. Take a look at the single threaded Linpack
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haricm
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The original OpenCV code already has intrinsics in many portions of the code. But enabling them results only in a 10% improvement. We decided to report non-intrinsics version, because reporting the original OpenCV numbers with intrinsics as
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haricm
13y ago
Yes this is correct. But as you see the original un-optimized version was running at nearly same speed on both. Meaning the A15 and Core i3 performance are comparable, if run at the same clock. The general perception has been that the raw p
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13y ago
Also we have made no effort to hide this information. We have applied SIMD optimizations only to ARM because thats our business. Licensing computer vision algorithms on ARM. The blog is a by-product of that effort.
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13y ago
Drill, I partly agree with you. But as you know ARM is getting into servers in a big way. The idea is low power servers(green servers as it is called) of course, and there are several silicon vendors already working on it. ARM recently anno
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13y ago
We wanted to keep the clocks out of the picture. This I must admit, is a little unfair, because having the ability to run at higher clocks is indeed a capability of the CPU, which cannot be discounted. In this case I compared a Cortex-A15 V
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13y ago
The model number used for the evaluation is Core™ i3-530