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By going to godbolt Just realized how hard it is to generate x87 FPU code these days. Almost all supported compilers are outputing XMM? SSE instructions these days.

Thanks to SmugMug, need to give credit to them for saving it.

Creality K1 SE is only $50 more over the Ender 3 SE right now. Much better deal.

Well it is compiled into Bytecode.

The problem with reducing AWD to all open Diffs. Subuaru, Mitishbishi, Honda (Acura), Toyato have all sold AWD system with various levels of limited slip and/or locking diffs which are much more complicated than just applying brakes.

Is it just not validated but still supported by turning it on the Motherboard?

It is $200-300 per license times 5x. It it worth $1000-$1500 for it?

I as well am waiting for the next Y Combinator startup for using A.I. to automate whether or not you should apply for a job. Should we start on a Series-A pitch deck?

FYI: I've heard of multiple qualified people being rejected early in the process with Tulip for roles that have been posted a long time. Invest your time wisely with this company.

You can always replace them with RP2040 which have integer performance similar to the Cray-1 if that makes you feel better.

Larger sticks (or more sticks) of RAM are generally slower than smaller sticks. It might not be possible to duplicate same speed ram and capacity on the Intel board. I would hope they duplicated the test with the same speed of RAM before matching capacity. The results are so one sided, I doubt either capacity or speed matters.