What will kill the desktop CPU if anything is DDR socketing. The fact is, you can cram in more memory with a lower latency and higher bandwidth if you ditch the DDR main spec and instead go with something like LPDDR5 (which requires soldered chips).
Further being able to setup a unified...
Yes and no.
You can't make a byte[] that stores more than 2^31 bytes (2GB) because of integer indexing. You can, however, store exabytes of data. Java also has a preview feature inbound called "MemorySegment" that allows for up to 2^63 bit compact allocations.
In the case of something like...
You could split this into 2 applications, 1 which generates the candidate matches and a second that runs the mathematical criteria. That might give you the best of both worlds.
I'd STRONGLY encourage you not to do this. Modern compilers and JITs are really good. You are not only unlikely to...
@Hermetian
Are you using any of the mathmatics capabilities of mathmatica at this point or mainly regex processing?
I ask because if the licensing for kernel cores is starting to be a limiting factor you might be better off into a language without such limitation.
I'd suggest Rust or C++ as...
Well, looks like I'm behind on where regex compilers are today.
I knew that the V8 regex compiler ultimately does compile regexs down to machine code. What I was unaware of is PCRE does as well https://github.com/PCRE2Project/pcre2/issues/263 . Which is one of the more common Regex engines...
Just some thoughts probably not entirely helpful for the CPU discussion (but I do this sort of stuff for my day job).
Regex compilation is quiet expensive, if you haven't already you should make sure you aren't recompiling the regexs over and over again. They should ideally be cached and...
Forgiveness isn't the problem; the problem is the penal system is made to make reform impossible. The reason there's a revolving door is because prison doesn't make less criminals, it makes it harder to stop being a criminal.
And is it any wonder that happens? Cram a bunch of people together...
While java is an ok starter language, I'd recommend just learning programming first rather than worrying about a specific dialect.
For that, something like khan academy would be a good idea (especially because it gives your quick feedback)...
No.
LLVM is a compiler and in order to compile something you, at a minimum, need LLVM bytecode (not distributed with your binary).
You could try to do an x86 -> LLVM bytecode -> x86 transfomation but such an action would almost certainly result in a larger and slower binary (that might even be...
Oh yeah, the Rucho decision was just insane. It puts a lie to every "originalist" on the court claiming to just be reading the text and calling balls and strikes.
They are political activists with agendas and they are barely even trying to hide it now.
While Roe was founded on the same principle as the the ruling that prevented state governments from banning contraceptives (Griswold v. Connecticut), it can't be used to immediately make such laws legal. In order for that to happen you'll need some redneck state to pass a contraceptive ban law...
I can't imagine how you'd feel this way.
The republican packed court has, to date, ruled that:
Businesses can discriminate however they like so long as they cite religion. Masterpiece Cakeshop v Colorado
Businesses don't need to provide minimal health insurance coverage, so long as they...
If you aren't using any CPU feature, IMO, the best thing to do is turn it off. This has less to do with overclocking and more to do with security. It's hard to exploit features that aren't enabled.
I use virtualization all the time (Windows subsystem for linux), but I can see how many users...
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