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Freedreno Gallium3D Lands A5xx Texture Tiling For Better Performance
Freedreno lead developer Rob Clark has landed initial support for texture tiling with Qualcomm Adreno A5xx graphics hardware.
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Nintendo Switch 'Yuzu' Emulator Announced for PC, Mac, Linux
A new emulator that aims to open up the doors to Nintendo Switch-exclusive games has just been announced for computers. Named Yuzu, the emulator was created by the same team that designed Citra, a similar 3DS emulator. Yuzu's official website calls it an "experimental" open-source emulator, and has builds ready and maintained for PC, Mac, and Linux. The project is "in its infancy" for now, but has some pretty big goals on the horizon.
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I pushed an implementation of myself to GitHub
Roughly 4 years ago, I mentioned that there appears to be an esotieric programming language which shares my full name.
I know, it is really late, but two days ago, I discovered Racket. As a Lisp person, I immediately felt at home. And realizing how the language dispatch mechanism works, I couldn't resist and write a Racket implementation of MarioLANG. A nice play on words and a good toy project to get my feet wet.
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digest 0.6.14
Another small maintenance release, version 0.6.14, of the digest package arrived on CRAN and in Debian today.
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