Quinten Kock
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When you're trying to do some AVX programming using ISPC but you're on a Zen4 machine.. Even doing this serialized is faster lmfao
January 11, 2025 at 11:25 PM
When you're trying to do some AVX programming using ISPC but you're on a Zen4 machine.. Even doing this serialized is faster lmfao
Seems like it does, it probably defines foldMap and then goes left-through-right:
![ghci> data TreeL a = LeafL | NodeL a (TreeL a) (TreeL a) deriving (Show, Eq, Functor, Foldable)
ghci> data TreeM a = LeafM | NodeM (TreeM a) a (TreeM a) deriving (Show, Eq, Functor, Foldable)
ghci> foldr (:) [] $ NodeL 2 (NodeL 1 LeafL LeafL) (NodeL 3 LeafL LeafL)
[2,1,3]
ghci> foldr (:) [] $ NodeM (NodeM LeafM 1 LeafM) 2 (NodeM LeafM 3 LeafM)
[1,2,3]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:zsixmktpv5u33kcnqk623vk3/bafkreicvmysxrw36mhayg2bzewhjkifumpif3b6fx527z3q6yw2mvut37a@jpeg)
November 28, 2024 at 2:14 PM
Seems like it does, it probably defines foldMap and then goes left-through-right:
The 285K is great in productivity and the gaming performance hit is negligible in most cases, but there are some massive regressions too. Hardware Unboxed found the 285K to be 20% slower than the 14900K in Cyberpunk 2077. That puts it behind the 12600K, while using more power!
November 16, 2024 at 1:23 AM
The 285K is great in productivity and the gaming performance hit is negligible in most cases, but there are some massive regressions too. Hardware Unboxed found the 285K to be 20% slower than the 14900K in Cyberpunk 2077. That puts it behind the 12600K, while using more power!
AMD in 2011: Our flagship CPU has.... 8 cores!
(Of course you can get into the whole cores vs. modules lawsuit, but the point stands).
Intel was worse thought; their 2019 flagship (10900K) had 10 cores and their 2021 flagship (11900K) only 8!
(Of course you can get into the whole cores vs. modules lawsuit, but the point stands).
Intel was worse thought; their 2019 flagship (10900K) had 10 cores and their 2021 flagship (11900K) only 8!
November 7, 2024 at 10:45 PM
AMD in 2011: Our flagship CPU has.... 8 cores!
(Of course you can get into the whole cores vs. modules lawsuit, but the point stands).
Intel was worse thought; their 2019 flagship (10900K) had 10 cores and their 2021 flagship (11900K) only 8!
(Of course you can get into the whole cores vs. modules lawsuit, but the point stands).
Intel was worse thought; their 2019 flagship (10900K) had 10 cores and their 2021 flagship (11900K) only 8!