redtuesday

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by redtuesday 8y ago
There are even rumors that Intel delayed the much more important Xeons to 2020, which could give AMD a 1 year head start with Zen2 on 7nm in the server space (comparable to Intels 10 nm). Copy paste from my posting yesterday: EDIT: it seems
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by redtuesday 8y ago
If you want that I recommend to look at semiwiki [0] and wikichip [1][2] [0] https://www.semiwiki.com/forum/content/7343-leading-edge-log... [1] https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/10_nm_lithography_
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by redtuesday 8y ago
The announcement: https://steamcommunity.com/app/282590/discussions/1/17106901...
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4X Space Strategy game Star Ruler 2 open sourced(github.com)
3 points by redtuesday 8y ago|2 comments
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by redtuesday 8y ago
He also has a three videos series about it on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/user/DrBartosz/playlists
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Cross-Platform Language Design – The PhD Thesis Behind Scala.js [pdf](lampwww.epfl.ch)
5 points by redtuesday 8y ago|0 comments
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by redtuesday 8y ago
> I (and many others) would take a 33% increase in core count over a 10-15% advantage in single core workloads. Even the gaming comparison is most of the time overemphasized. Does it really matter if you are getting 88FPS or 80FPS if yo
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by redtuesday 8y ago
Do you mean the single threaded part or that OP claims that it's what most users desire? If it's about the single threaded performance then OPs claim is true. default clocks: https://i.imgur.com/dU3aI35.png normal
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by redtuesday 8y ago
I don't really follow the ML space, but when you have a good GPU in your PC (which I assume quite a few people here have) you can learn/use Tensorflow by running things locally instead of paying for Google Cloud etc. Why pay extra
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by redtuesday 8y ago
If the rumor [0] that Intel's first 10nm server chip will only release mid 2020 is true, then AMD's shares will probably skyrocket again if they truly can release their Zen 2 server CPU mid 2019 (on 7nm which is comparable to Inte
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by redtuesday 8y ago
AMDs Zen architecture uses 32KB for data and 64KB for instructions (was curious if there are differences between AMD and Intel designs regarding L1 cache).
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by redtuesday 9y ago
Since I read about this a few years ago I really want to try it, but I don't want to buy an extra GPU for it. I hope AMD [0] brings their SR-IOV implementation called MxGPU down to their mainstream GPUs, which allows to split a single
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by redtuesday 9y ago
How would you prevent people who don't even have that from buying these bikes?
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by redtuesday 9y ago
I never took the time to investigate how accurate this site is, but it seems quite nice since it has uv index, time to skin redness and time to sunburn: http://sunburnmap.com
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by redtuesday 9y ago
> [...] even kids are sent to play covered in full sleeve clothing. Which is good because if I remember correctly the human skin has quit a bit natural sun protection, but is only fully developed in the twenties. If I got that mixed up w
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by redtuesday 9y ago
Can't you just combat fork bombs with e.g docker run --pids-limit=64
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by redtuesday 9y ago
As a layman: why don't things like GridCoin take off? Is it only mindshare/being late to the party/or something alike, or are there technical reasons for it? Bitcoin seems like a waste of energy in comparison (again, as a lay
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by redtuesday 9y ago
To use the plus sign like behaviour you now need to use quotes (since 2011). Instead of: mars +landings +failures you now have to do: mars “landings” “failures” Source: https://searchengineland.com/google-sunse
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by redtuesday 9y ago
It seems to be related to php. A user on reddit which has a Epyc 7551 CPU has no segfaults without the php portion of the test: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/6rmq6q/epyc_7551_minin...
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by redtuesday 9y ago
To add to that: http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-review... https://www.hardocp.com/article/2017/08/10/amd_ryzen_threadr... http://www.gamersnexus.net
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by redtuesday 9y ago
Like I have written in the other thread already: add to that the ECC support of Threadripper [0], 20 more PCIe lanes and no raid key shenanigans (on Intels x299 you have to pay 100$ extra for RAID 1 and 300$ for RAID 5 support with their VR
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by redtuesday 9y ago
Which Intel part has 36 cores? Do you mean threads, or is there a Knights Landing card with so few cores I'm not aware of?
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by redtuesday 9y ago
Threadripper 1950X with ECC, 16 instead of 10 cores, 64 instead of 44 PCIe lanes and without a raid dongle which prevents certain raid modes unless you pay for them (like with Intel): $999. I love competition. Though I would prefer if there
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by redtuesday 9y ago
Threadripper will have ECC support [0] just like Ryzen but validation depends on the motherboard manufacturer. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/6icdyo/amd_threadrippe...
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Using chip memory more efficiently(news.mit.edu)
81 points by redtuesday 9y ago|12 comments
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by redtuesday 9y ago
> Unfortunately without delidding you're not going to hit good OC clocks given the current TIM. And delidding is a dealbreaker on a $1000 CPU. Yeah, absolutely agree. What's sad is there are fanboys defending this and saying
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by redtuesday 9y ago
Reading the text I think they talked about the chips with a core count larger than 10, which were never on any roadmap until AMD released Ryzen (12 core Skylake appeared on the Roadmap) and then announced Threadripper (14, 16 and 18 core Sk
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by redtuesday 9y ago
Not that I know of, but at their analyst day in May 2017 AMD showed slides in which they beat Nvidias GP100 in Baidus Deep Bench with their new GPU Vega. [0][1] Since AMD recently released the Vega Frontier Edition [3][4] I posted this here
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by redtuesday 9y ago
Looks like the title was changed. Yesterday it was called "AMD deep learning library ROCm 1.6 released (Caffee support and more)" It seems at the moment only Caffe is public and it's a port of the CUDA version to OpenCL [0][1
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Deep Learning on ROCm(rocm.github.io)
35 points by redtuesday 9y ago|6 comments

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