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I wonder how much this differs from other Xilinx development kit boards. It feels like they just added a couple features to cater to the machine vision...

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I think it's best to consider an example:

Process A spins up a worker thread for each vCPU core on the machine where it's running. When...

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I've heard about moves towards networked distribution of movies to theaters, for quite a while. I think the distribution methods and probably even their...

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I think that's not how it works.

The patents of concern would be those which the underlying JPEG 2000 compression infringed, which weren't...

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Maybe it wasn't an order of magnitude better than JPEG, but I think it wasn't worse.

I thought the patent claims against it basically kept...

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Probably, each shader compilation is single-threaded. So, it should scale based on the number of shaders that need to be compiled (limited by available...

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Fun fact: original JPEG supported up to 12-bit color. With libjpeg, it was a compile-time option - which made it uncommon, in practice.

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The initial part of JPEG2000 (ISO/IEC 15444-1) - published in the year 2000, as the name implies - should be clear of patent issues. However, as the article...

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So, you're saying they load some pre-determined number of assets in between screen redraws. And each redraw, you have to wait for the next vsync. That's...

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That's not accurate, generally speaking. Training an AI model requires continual validation against a test set, which is how you know the model's accuracy...

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Could this be the beginning of the end of bug bounties?

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I'm just reading that ProRender uses OpenCL (or Apple's Metal).

https://gpuopen.com/radeon-pro-render/

Interesting....

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Hmm... I might give this a whirl and see what it can turn up. Our codebase has already been pretty thoroughly plumbed by conventional analysis tools...

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It was the Torvalds "middle finger" photo. It was up for a few hours....

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Well, if the pictures are effectively click-bait (i.e. misleading and in a tantalizing way), then that's an issue that needs no further explanation....