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<0> Heheh
<0> Or maybe more
<0> And the few interfaces left have like 3 methods where they had about 15 before
<0> Yet somehow it makes sense
<0> Hmm
<1> new! improved! less overhead!
<2> 30% more fiber!
<3> maybe they've discovered that everything isn't a special case
<3> that would be novel
<0> Well, that's what they did, basically
<0> Vertex shader, pixel shader, geometry shader => generic shader
<0> Vertex shader constant, pixel shader constant, etc => shader constant
<0> Texture, vertex buffer, whatever else => buffer
<0> Technically even the constants are buffers
<0> So there's nothing left
<0> They even removed the caps (graphic card features description)
<0> All the cards are supposed to have the same features now
<0> Heheh
<4> cartesian
<3> as in Minnie the moocher?
<4> naw, some annoying kid in another chan
<5> well, that sounds nice then Ashe
<0> Which is not normal
<0> There must be a trick somewhere
<5> yeah, so vawjr
<5> Yesterday I was told that 50 hours a week is the Silicon Valley average
<5> but, the new silicon manager expects more since we're a startup he thinks at least 60 a week.
<1> 12 hours a day...
<1> thats close to slavery
<5> exactly
<5> so, it may be time to look for a new job
<6> Sounds like it
<5> if they're really going to push this
<5> there's no reason for it now
<5> not because tapeout is coming
<5> no deadlines to meet
<6> Just say "Fine, but the average SV hourly rate is $x, so you'll need to up my salery to $y"
<1> life is hard enough w/o being tied to a desk all day
<0> Hm, 12 hours a day
<0> I think my average in the office is < 4 hours a day
<1> i can see working like that if theres a deadline looming
<3> Noidea the law in California is rathere clear, for salaried non-excempt people, 4 hours is considered "casual overtime" you get paid for anything more than that
<6> think I did about 7 hours a day, with a few more in crunch times + e-mail and research work at home
<0> bealtine: yeah, that is, if it doesn't last for 2 years heheh
<6> of course, if you get more than a few weeks of "crunch time" a year, you have a management problem
<5> 4 hours a week?
<0> 7 hours a day is < standard
<1> 9-5 is "standard" round here
<5> Yeah, vawjr, I've read about it
<5> I could bring that up
<6> with an hour break for lunch, typically
<5> but that would just piss people off I'm sure.
<1> **** 'em
<7> is it possible to get a Microsoft .net installer to directly install .net framework ?
<0> bealtine: same here, except I get some many days off + out of country that I'm < 4 :D
<0> + home working
<6> depends on the situation, really. if this is a manager sitting on big cash telling the people doing the actual work that "more committement" is needed, then yeah, **** em
<0> |phe0nix|: running .NET without .NET sounds difficult
<6> if there's actual opportunity here, and everyones in the same boat (i.e. some level of fairness), then it's a harder call to make
<5> oh, he works the hours
<5> But, I have a life outside of worok
<5> work
<6> would more staff help?
<0> No you don't
<5> and I intend to keep it.
<0> Don't lie noidea
<1> whats the carrot for working that "hard"?
<7> MrAhe: Can I get the installer to install it automaticly if it is not installed, and after run my application's installer.. ?
<6> afk, time to make diiner
<0> |phe0nix|: which installer?
<5> bealtine, nothing
<5> even if they offered something
<5> I'm not interested.
<7> the one provided with visual studio.net in setup and deployement project->setup wizard
<7> or if you know one wich I could do it with please tell :)
<1> move on (if possible)
<5> that's what may happen.
<5> we'll see how hard they push this thing.
<1> get the others behind you too:)
<0> |phe0nix|: dunno, never used it, but if it uses .NET, you'll need .NET installer
<0> .NET installed, I mean
<7> Do u know another installer I could use ?
<5> a lot of the people here work the hours.
<0> There are plenty, you could just use MSI
<1> .net framework is just an msi
<0> Even WinAMP has one heheh
<8> anyone know anything about microsequencer design?
<8> or microcode design rather, i guess.
<1> nsis
<0> bealtine: yes but I think he wants to install the .NET framework from a .NET installer
<1> ahhh
<1> catch 22
<3> NineVolt I've done a fair amount
<1> microcode as inside the uP ?
<8> aye.
<3> the uP also
<9> if I want to work on creating a fend for it's self AI, wouldn't I have to get into AI enough to have to learn the theories?
<9> there is a good book review I'm looking at now but it says it's not going into the theories as much as how to implement the algorithms
<8> PfloydWork : a what?
<3> a fend, NineVolt
<3> surely you know what a fend is
<9> fend for it's self robot
<1> its a fend a bit like a bend only different
<8> a robot that fends for itself. in what sense?
<9> can fight
<8> can fight.
<8> hm.
<7> ok thx
<10> i know the basics of cpu architecutre and the concept of microcode as it applies, but never actually did any microcode
<8> that's not really an ai problem.
<10> we had to do 32bit MIPS cpu in VHDL and a 16bit cpu silicon layout in uni
<8> k, microsequencing question.
<8> say i have a relatively simple cpu design
<9> what kind of problem is it then? The idea is to create an intelligent robot
<11> NineVoltdizzle.
<8> and i want to add a new register and 5 new instructions that mess with it
<8> ***uming it's a microsequenced architecture, what changes would i have to make to the microsequencer?
<8> besides adding 5 new lines of microcode.
<8> i guess i'd have to mess with the mapping logic also, right?
<3> you'll need to add the instructions to the instruction set
<3> you'll need to find control bits to access the new register
<8> too detailed :P
<8> i know all that.
<10> yes, but you may also have to add delays to the main pipeline so that your instructions complete in the appropriate order
<10> delays if they need the result of these new instructions
<8> well not all of it, but basically what else is there solely as far as the microsequencer goes
<8> i can handle the ALU and control logic.
<3> if you know all that what the hell are you asking?
<8> is there any other changes needed in the microsequencing unit besides adding 5 lines of microcode to the code memory and adding a little bit of combinatorial logic to the mapping logic?
<8> (in the microsequencing unit only)
<8> i can't think of any off the top of my head, but this ***ignment is easier than i expected if that's all there is.
<8> ...
<4> I'd try #microcode on dalnet
<4> so about that wave/particle theory
<4> why waves?
<0> Because beaches
<0> http://www.ataoaudiosystem.com/
<0> What do you people think of this system
<11> I dig it.
<11> I'd cop it to.
<4> that site is giving me a boner
<4> wait, my bad, that's from the porn I'm downloading
<4> farthammer.com, mmm
<9> what should I search for when looking for books for doing AI
<12> mmm...
<12> well, the first thing you're gonna want to know are the algorithms available, etc.
<9> yep
<12> because without tools, you're going to spend a long time digging yourself a hole.
<9> ok well I found like 3 good books, 1 that stands out
<12> I would strongly recommend my current AI book for the course I'm doing because it's reasonably engaging and gives you enough of an overview of pretty much everything that you know what to look for afterwards.
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