Saturday, July 16
Daily News Stuff 16 July 2022
Wolves Solving Trolley Problems Edition
Wolves Solving Trolley Problems Edition
Tech News
- Quick one today - family dinner.
- Intel's upcoming 13900K - expected to appear on shelves in October - has been benchmarked. (Tom's Hardware)
10% faster in single-threaded tests, 35% faster in multi-threaded. That's exactly what we were expecting - it's not a major upgrade but adds 8 more of the low-power cores delivering a decent boost in multi-threaded applications.
- CEOs who publicly disparage their customers are f*cking idiots. (WCCFTech)
Unity had a ton of good will with the game development community. Their CEO just set it all on fire.
- 10% of the top million websites are pining for the fjords. (Craig Campbell)
Less than I would have expected given the amount of shit that gets thrown at web servers these days.
- The Log4j security problem will be with us "for a decade or longer". (The Register)
Sure, you've upgraded and mitigated. But have you applied a booster upgrade?
Disclaimer: And what about second breakfast?
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Well, he came from EA. What more needs to be said.
Posted by: Frank at Saturday, July 16 2022 10:46 PM (rglbH)
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I mean, he's not wrong: most game devs are fuck*ng id*ots; but he's not right for the reason he thinks he is, and it was a stupid thing to say out loud.
Posted by: normal at Sunday, July 17 2022 01:21 AM (obo9H)
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Worked with developers who were idiots(nothing like working overtime to fix their brilliant ideas after they've gone home, so the product is finished before they come back), and I've worked for bosses who were idiots. The higher the level, the bigger the screw-up, and the more it affects the entire company. Is there something in the water at all the places producing MBAs nowadays?
Posted by: Frank at Sunday, July 17 2022 04:15 AM (rglbH)
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Frank,
I strongly suspect that a lot of tertiary schools are deeply screwed up right now. I would suspect that the more of a graduate program a place has, the more vulnerable is it.
I strongly suspect that a lot of tertiary schools are deeply screwed up right now. I would suspect that the more of a graduate program a place has, the more vulnerable is it.
Posted by: Pat Buckman at Sunday, July 17 2022 05:36 AM (r9O5h)
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