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    NVIDIA CUDA 11.2 Released For Further Enhancing Its Proprietary Compute Stack

    Phoronix: NVIDIA CUDA 11.2 Released For Further Enhancing Its Proprietary Compute Stack

    In addition to the NVIDIA 460 series Linux beta driver being released this week, CUDA 11.2 has also made its debut for Windows and Linux...

    NVIDIA CUDA 11.2 Released For Further Enhancing Its Proprietary Compute Stack - Phoronix
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    "...For Further Enhancing Its Proprietary Compute Stack"

    It reads like a passive-aggressive snarl, and it's the Christmas season and we're supposed to be joyful, not spiteful!

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      Originally posted by sdack View Post
      "...For Further Enhancing Its Proprietary Compute Stack"

      It reads like a passive-aggressive snarl, and it's the Christmas season and we're supposed to be joyful, not spiteful!
      It sounds as it should. Christmas spirit especially for you:

      Pilate answered, "What I have written, I have written."
      Last edited by Volta; 16 December 2020, 12:56 PM.
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        Originally posted by Volta View Post
        It sounds as it should.
        It doesn't have to.
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          Originally posted by sdack View Post
          It doesn't have to.
          Correct. It should sound a lot more aggressive.
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            Originally posted by lowflyer View Post
            Correct. It should sound a lot more aggressive.
            The only reason why Santa won't give you coal for Christmas is because you would only turn it into CO2.
            Last edited by sdack; 18 December 2020, 11:40 AM.

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              Originally posted by sdack View Post
              "...For Further Enhancing Its Proprietary Compute Stack"
              It reads like a passive-aggressive snarl,
              The site is about Open Source OSes and projects. Were it not mentioned that CUDA is proprietary, a new reader could reasonably assume that it's another opensopurce project. Therefore, I think it's best to mention this, as was done.

              Tip toeing around the fact that it's not open source is like an odd form of political correctness, or something. Furthermore, if it sounds bad to you, maybe that says more about you than anything else.
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                Originally posted by coder View Post
                Were it not mentioned that CUDA is proprietary, a new reader could reasonably assume that it's another opensopurce project. Therefore, I think it's best to mention this, as was done.
                I'll think I just accept the snarls, or else will Michael have to put "proprietary" into every article about every piece of proprietary software he writes about. Still, thank you for your friendly comment. Have a merry Christmas!

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                  Originally posted by sdack View Post
                  They only reason why Santa won't give you coal for Christmas is because you would only turn it into CO2.
                  Who "they"? Nvidia?
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