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Tucker Carlson: President Trump Doesn't Want to be Reelected
Fox News host Tucker Carlson suggests Donald Trump plans to doom his own reelection chances
Even if he loses, he wins!
Bezos Post paywall is more aggressive than ever, so I switched to this article.
ESO Black Hole Announcement on April 10
I know this is *graphic*, but I have to ask.
Was she, or was she not, looking at the monitor? - 3 Mexican whaaa?
Edit:
My deepest apologies. I left out the graphic part. The real question is, Would anybody notice if she was replaced with a guy in a kilt?
Nvidia Hologram Thing Leaked on Train
NVIDIA Project R.O.N Leaked – Google Home Like AI + Hologram Device
Nvidia employee takes a train, nosy nerd lands a scoop.
What will Nvidia call its Alexa?
(for ray tracing, and a GPU that will be released long after the RTX 2000-series came out)
Valve’s long-rumored VR headset is finally real: the Valve Index, coming in May
Valve just surprise revealed its own VR headset called the Valve Index
Just. let. it. die!
More evidence that dark matter DOESN'T BLOODY EXIST, and they should look behind the curtain!
https://phys.org/news/2019-03-dark-evidence-axions.html
Bombshell! It's the Beginning of the End!
Well Hell! That ain't cool!
The people that did 9/11* are gonna get nukes! Eh, at least they buy the best...
Like... WTF?!
*No, not that 9/11
Unreal Troll
Epic Showcases Gorgeous Ray Tracing Unreal Engine 4 Demo Running on a Single RTX 2080Ti GPU
During yesterday’s ‘State of Unreal’ keynote at the Game Developers Conference 2019, Epic Games showcased a gorgeous ray tracing demo titled ‘Troll’. Running on a single GeForce RTX 2080Ti graphics card and made with the Unreal Engine 4.22, Troll was developed with no custom plugins or code by Goodbye Kansas and Deep Forest Films.
‘Troll’ was visually inspired by the works of Swedish painter and illustrator John Bauer, who is famous for his illustrations of Swedish folklore and fairy tales anthology ‘Among Gnomes and Trolls’. Epic’s 3Lateral took care of 3D and 4D facial scanning.
“Troll’ from Goodbye Kansas and Deep Forest Films | GDC 2019 | Unreal Engine (1m33s)
"Partial Error Correction for Non-ECC Memory" in Ryzen 3000?
Also, the creator of the Ryzen DRAM calculator has listed down some new features that might be coming in the Ryzen 3000 processors with one confirming that the Ryzen 3000 series processors would indeed ship with CCD (Compute Core Design, a new name for CCX), support a maximum of 32 threads which confirms 16 core parts, following is the full list of features which were found:
1) New memory controller with partial error correction for nonECC memory
2) Desktop processor with two (2 CCD) chiplets on board, 32 threads maximum
3) New MBIST (Memory built-in self-test)
4) Core watchdog – is a fail/safe function used to reset a system in case the microprocessor gets lost due to address or data errors
5) XFR – at the moment I do not see anything special about it, the algorithm and limits have been updated. Scalar Controll come back with new processors.
6) Updated core control has a symmetric configuration of the active cores . In 2CCD configurations, each chiplet has its own RAM channel in order to minimize latency to memory access. 1 channel on 8 cores will be a bottleneck if you use the system in the default state.
Have you heard of any feature like this? Does it even matter?
If you are buying 8 GB or 16+ GB DRAM modules, do they need to be ECC?
A fo a go na moa.
The essence of language? Or the fossil?
