I assume you mean 100 square feet cells? 100 square meter cells sounds quite luxurious - unless that's the total area.

Huh, interesting, I never used fzf outside of ctrl-r!

Wait until you learn about fzf - a replacement for ctrl-r that offers fuzzy search with a nice tui

Yes, this is Persian. I think it may be influenced by خنده which means laugh or smile.

Yeah but you need 2 logic gates for one bit so it would take 16 logic gates for a byte, not 8.

DK! Donkey Kong!

No, we don't put grated cheese on smörgåstårta. There may however be sliced cheese (note: not the American fake cheese, real cheese) on top.

Mmm yes, compress me harder baby

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Or, you can at least put comments at the end of lines

100% of it

Entschuldigung, 🐟 ich?

Professional software engineer here, using vim as my primary editor.

Being classified as an Iranian language? Or would you like it to be broken down into Sorani, Kurmanji etc?

Yeah and this condition is chronic

Backing up to a different partition on the same RAID array sounds like a good way to lose all your data.

The backup should be physically separate from the original.

All the better for us running Linux!

They also forced the touch-like interface onto computers that didn't have a touch screen.

This is great, but the context is that this is for specific inner loops, and it is compared to the C version of that specific inner loop. Typically what was used before this on a computer with avx512 was the avx2 version of the inner loop, and the speedup compared to that version appears to be up to 60%: https://x.com/FFmpeg/status/1852542388851601913 . Then as not a specific inner loop isn't run all the time, the speedup is probably much less than 60%. This is still sizeable, but the actual speedup in practice with this implementation is far far from 94x.

Yeah 7000-series Ryzen benefits from the avx512 code paths in ffmpeg. I've benchmarked a 5900x vs a 7900x specifically for software H.265 decoding and there was a sizeable difference.