Visualization of CPU Cache Speeds Relative to RAM

RAM and CPU is DEAD ☠️

RAM and CPU is DEAD ☠️😱

Recent research shows importance of analysis of high accelerations... (>2m/s) starting from relative high speeds (>85% max speed- >25 Km/h) in hamstring injuries and between 30-40m. Not all hamstring injuries occurs during maximal speed and not all high accelerations (from stopped or very low intensities ) are the most “dangerous” for players. Combination of starting from high relative speeds and high accelerations could be indicative of more severe injuries prognosis.show more

Massimo Our relative cosmic velocities. “We cannot feel any... of this motion because these speeds are constant. The spinning and orbital speeds of #Earth stay the same so we do not feel any acceleration or deceleration. You can only feel motion if your speed changes.”show more

NAKAT talks about the changes he wants to see... in Multiversus: Increase overall game speed, especially ground speed, while maintaining slower relative speeds for tanks. (0/9)🧵show more

How do Perceptron nodes work? They use idle bandwidth.... Not your CPU. Not your RAM. Simple. Light. Rewarding.show more

Throwback to one of the most famous Cache clips... of all timeshow more

Got the BVH (AABB tree) working with a nice... visualization. (The circles and arrows show the hierarchy of the tree.) This is all CPU-side for now, so next is to ship the BVH to the GPU for accelerating SDF brick baking. It's already in a flat buffer so that is straightforward.show more

Tower of Hanoi - Recursion Visualization

The future of architectural visualization.

Visualization of the magnetic field.

We're opening the door🚪to PowerBoost, delivering up to gig... speeds for Xfinity Mobile and Comcast Business Mobile customers – regardless of their home Internet speeds.show more

School lo computer lab ki elletappudu shoes/slippers bayata odileyaali... ante, nenu slippers ki lab ki em sambandam sir ani adiga Aayana CPU lo RAM untadi ra Jai Shree Ram antunnadu😂🙏show more

The Windows 11 Start Menu is comically bad. This... machine has a $1600 Core i9 CPU and 128 GB of RAM and this is the performance I often get. What is going on in Redmond?show more

Visualization of how tetrapods dissipate ocean waves

A stunning visualization of the heart’s core

just made it possible to evaluate generalist robotics models... like Octo at 60-100x real world evaluation speeds via gpu simulation and rendering (~10x faster than original cpu sim code). All videos below are from our open source ManiSkill GPU sim!show more