The entire premise of the linked article is that doing it the way you suggest is too expensive for the common case, where no overflow hap...
The entire premise of the linked article is that doing it the way you suggest is too expensive for the common case, where no overflow happens. Further, it implicitly asserts that the cost of a hardware trap/exception, while great, will be offset by the savings from the common case. Now, it doesn't back these assertions with much data, but neither do you :)
Posted by maggit on Jun 4, 2014, 7:22 PM
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- >Beef is already too expensive for most people.
- I gave this a go a couple of years ago.
- I haven't seen any use cases around me, although I'm not that advanced user.
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- > Unfortunately it doesn't offer free hosting for hobbyists.
- Still the same HID remapping project from last month (I was hoping to be done by now, but hardware is hard): https://github.co...
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>Beef is already too expensive for most people.
I gave this a go a couple of years ago.
I haven't seen any use cases around me, although I'm not that advanced user.
[BUG] Pro Max 5x Quota Exhausted in 1.5 Hours Despite Moderate Usage
> Unfortunately it doesn't offer free hosting for hobbyists.
Still the same HID remapping project from last month (I was hoping to be done by now, but hardware is hard): https://github.co...
This criticism seems like a complete non-sequitur to me.
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The entire premise of the linked article is that doing it the way you suggest is too expensive for the common case, where no overflow hap...
The entire premise of the linked article is that doing it the way you suggest is too expensive for the common case, where no overflow happens. Further, it implicitly asserts that the cost of a hardware trap/exception, while great, will be offset by the savings from the common case. Now, it doesn't back these assertions with much data, but neither do you :)
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