Cold_Miserable

Intel don't have vpintersect. Its micro-coded dog slow but its such an obscure operation and of little use if any. I'd rather AMD re-invest the hardware into speeding up useful operations, shave 1 cycle off divide or square root or something.

Get-ItemProperty : Cannot find path 'HKCU:\SOFTWAREMicrosoftIdentityCRLExtendedProperties' because it does not exist. At line:1 char:7

I guess I'm good then.

This is just a worse copy of the original ifma method. Sneller is even better for max throughput.

I've yet to encounter a need for == equality for floating point operations.

It went from ~30ns to 2K ns but mostly timed out when I changed the alignment to +7.5 QWORDs on Golden Cove.

Small indian. Starting at zero and extending is logical. Big indian is dumb and confusing.

That's me. 1 byte ASCII is all that's needed for text.

shlx doesn't alter the flag register.

I found a jpeg2000 reference PDF somewhere. It may as well have been written in Mandarin. I got as far as extracting the width and height. Its much more advanced than jpeg. Forget about writing a decoder.

Heh. 1.Create fast modulus quad M for dword D for the first 2000? 200000? (xM)D 2.Eliminate 0b,101b 3.Divide using vrcp14ss/vdivss with correction. Use fast square root too using rsqrt14.

Distant Worlds I and now II has had full automation for ages.

"Currency printing" and inflation are exactly the same thing.

AVX2 isn't really 256-bit. Its 2x128-bit.

Human hearing is excellent. Good directional perception and sensitivity. Eyesight is the weakest sense. Poor color sensitivity, low light sensitivity, blindspot. The terrible natural design flaws are compensated by natural nystagmas and the brain filling in the blanks.

Idiocracy is the future.