Oh no, who could’ve figured that? /s

A TARDIS!

They should have the insight to use a system comparable to the average user. Or at least attempt to understand the perspective of the audience they’re reviewing for

ChatGPT is just an example most people are familiar with. But if you’d like to put examples of other tech, go for it

Yes, machine learning is great! Unfortunately the terms ML and AI got conflated recently.

ChatGPT actually pretends to be clever. An app that takes a bunch of pictures and spits out a % of how much “kitten” might be in it is not quite what one would think of when talking about AI.

yet it’s machine learning so some people call it AI nowadays

Whoohoo! Now we gotta stop the natural gas too, not switch back and forth again

An overclocked 970 still runs most games. But it won’t be long with how shitty modern games have become in terms of optimization

There’s much nutrition in coffee?

Welp, staying out of that country :p

This undeniable sign gets denied regardless, as unfortunate as it is

TLS is not picky, as long as you’ve got your certificate you can use it pretty much on whatever port with whatever content. It doesn’t even have to be http

I suppose you’ll have to do a 10$ repair on your decade old keyboard, and recycle the remains

hahaha, that’s a solution!

No lithium, it’s got a capacitor. Those things can handle a lot of charge cycles

Holy damn! The tiny solar panels from 2010 are back!

F### all the stupid disposable battery requiring garbage

You’ve just invented time travel.

The basic flow is
[user input -> render 33ms -> frame available]
It is impossible to have a latency lower than this, a newer frame simply does not exist yet.

But with interpolation you also need consistent time between frames. You can’t just present a new frame and the interpolated frame instantly after each other. First you present the interpolated frame, then you want half a frame and present the new frame it was interpolated to.

So your minimum possible latency is 1.5 frames, or 33+16=59ms (which is horrible)

One thing I wonder tho… could you use the motion vectors from the game engine that are available before a frame even exists?

It’s worse

• render frame 1 - 33ms
• render frame 2 -33ms
• interpolate frame 1|2
• show frame 1
• start rendering frame 3…
• wait 16ms
• show frame 1|2
• wait 16 ms
• show frame 2
• interpolate frame 2|3
• start working on frame 4…
• wait 16ms
• show frame 2|3
• wait 16 ms
• show frame 3 -> this is a whole 33ms late!
• …

And that’s while ignoring the extra processing time of the interpolation and asynchronous workload. That’s so slow, that if you wiggle your joystick 15 times per second the image on the screen will be moving in the opposite direction

…the trees are hungry

Well, well, well, overwhelmed :p

Perhaps so. I’ve only driven old second hand cars that have no smart features, and lesson cars that had the cameras removed. That’s unfortunate to hear