You can design algorithms specifically to mess up parallelism by branching a lot. For example, if you want your password hashes to be GPU-resistant.

It’s not real consumer/producer, real compensation is inflation-adjusted

Well, the mean compensation is always going to be higher than the median, right? The graph was originally posted to show that wages grow slower than the productivity. Both graphs are for the workers, but a lot of the difference is mean vs median. There are also other factors.

For example, total compensation grew faster than wages because company health plans just cost companies more these days. Health care prices grew faster than inflation, so clearly companies had to pay more for them.

In recent years the real (inflation-adjusted) wage growth has been solid

The price of groceries in hours worked had been mostly dropping

The markets would be growing as productivity is always growing, and there’s real wage growth as well, so there’s more goods and services people consume over time.

A stable human population of 9 billion cannot have endless growth in population, but you can conceivably endlessly improve people’s lifestyles through technological improvement (well, until we know everything there is to know about science)

My grandfather went to the bathroom in the outhouse (I know because I visited him). The improvement in the modern lifestyle is huge. You just don’t know because you grew up with running water and didn’t grow your own chickens for eggs

I managed a forum for a decade, and seen everything except CSAM. You just delete it.

It was on a .tk domain and it got suspended for content violations anyway

That screenshot said generated, not rendered. DLSS generates the final frame taking the motion vectors and the rendered lower resolution frame. It does not go in the rendering pipeline since the lower resolution frame has to be completely done rendering

Depopulation to a lower level will bring unnecessary hardship to the older generations and slow down technological progress.

It doesn’t render anything, so it can’t add rendering time, it just generates an upscaled version of an already rendered frame

Not necessarily at that exact number, replacement is 2.1 which is what I’m actually proposing

It’s too retro for me, I grew up playing vga graphic games

I have to filter the local water too because it’s very hard and tastes like crap. Hilariously the filter will eventually start to grow algae

Of course we should only use one distro of linux, as long as it’s the one I use

It would if DLSS didn’t add latency, but it does

Why accept the suffering of having fewer workers? If the fertility rate of the world is around 2, there are enough workers to sustain a perfectly good life for everyone

You want it to get worse before it gets better, I don’t believe it’s necessary

Yeah, that would be cool. I want a curated list of up-to-date open source software and a lot of times websites like https://alternativeto.net/ give you some abandoned personal project as the only open source alternative. But that’s because it’s not focusing on open source software

You’re right, we need to dismantle the social safety net

My point is my 2060 can’t reach 500 fps even if you run the game in DLSS. You need a more powerful GPU, DLSS can only increase your FPS if the FPS is terrible, it can’t boost you from 250 to 500

Except it wouldn’t have listings for non-free software, it would just mention “similar” software in some box down the page