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That's very exciting. Multiprocessing improvements won't change the spark driven high end, but for home users will be very handy....

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Yeah, ignore the most performant option because it tells the story you like best. That seems like a reasonable scientific approach....

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If CUDA was usable by AMD, there wouldn't be incentive for all of my GPUs to be Nvidia......

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Pytorch requires you to explicitly put your tensors on the GPU. The advantage to to such an action is that it speeds up training by ~50x in my experience...

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Indeed. It is on the wiki page anyways. I have used it for years as it makes a lot of sense. Nvme has an inherent multi-queue structure, so scheduling...

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Arch recommends using none with nvme, deadline with sata ssds, and bfq with hard drives. It would be interesting to see if this is optimal performance...

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Zstd is awesome for transparent compression on btrfs. It's far more compressed than lzo, but has equal or greater decompression rates....

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Simply using the geometric mean for comparison is idiotic when it includes many limited thread applications. Look at blender or particle simulation r...

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I did this upgrade from a 1700 at 3.8ghz. The performance uplift was about double in highly multithreaded tasks, virtualization, or avx2 methods. If you...

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You can easily use watch to update it in real time at whatever interval you want. I have watch -n 5 lscpu running in one window at all times as a monitor...

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The reasons are definitely good, and I'm not blaming the sway developer. I liked Wayland a lot back when my primary pc had a 7970 in it. But I must stick...

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The biggest issue for me is the lack of nvidia support (I need CUDA) . I'm stuck on i3 until that is resolved, but the devel doesn't have interest in...

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Awesome piece of software for raw files!...

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These are the lscpu statements on a Ryzen 3900x:

Vulnerability Itlb multihit: Not affected
Vulnerability L1tf: Not...

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Yeah, some baseline would be nice.

The results are still strange. The optimizations since march=skylake seem irrelevant for both processor...