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Steam uses Proton + Wine under the hood and yeah it works pretty great these days!


Proton is wine + dxvk/vkd3d + more patches.


ONNX[0], model-as-protosbufs, continuing to gain adoption will hopefully solve this issue.

[0] https://github.com/onnx/onnx


ONNX is cool, but it still only supports a minority of scikit-learn components. Some of them simply aren't compatible with ONNX's basic design.


copy on write


My read is that it's at 90% because they are saturating the CPU to that point with the TPS threshold they use for comparison, the TPS of Oriole is constant and way higher than pg in these charts at least.

I'd think the CPU will drop proportionally to the TPS, they just want to show how high it can go here.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complaint_tablet_to_Ea-nasir


https://xkcd.com/2758/

Another whimsical XKCD reference.


It's largely the same, aside perhaps from not shipping with the java compiler by default:

  * install java (includes compiler/runtime): `sudo apt install default-jre`
  * compile: `javac MyProgram.java`
  * run:     `java MyProgram`


Curious if it's a shift in design away from accounting for commercials interleaved every few minutes and now focusing on watching it all at once via streaming.


Even though PBS has changed, originally PBS had no commercial breaks, so Sesame Street was originally intended to watched all at once without breaks.


I didn't realize that. Sure seems like a shift then.


Boto typing stubs are changing this. Prior to that I'd of agreed 100%.


How do you include checksums in your freeze to catch when the package changes on the pypi server using only pip?


I don’t. PyPI no longer allows reuploading the same release.


Yes it does


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