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Phoronix: Four Days Pass, Time For New NVIDIA Linux Driver
NVIDIA pushed out the 185.13 Beta Linux driver just four days ago, but already they have released another new Linux driver. This time around, the NVIDIA 180.37.04 driver was released...
I'm Jealous.
I'm indifferent. There's all this hype about OpenGL 3.0... and how many applications actually make use of it? Yeah.
How would applications make use of it if there's no way to use it? So those releases help 3.1's adoption, no?
Or would you write your own driver to write OpenGL 3.1 apps?
This can't be just coincidence. NVIDIA started to update its linux drivers on week basis - which is a good thing - but this somehow must be, at least I like to think, a showcase of how good their closed source driver support is and never to open their binary blobs.
They are not aiming at ATI closed driver, they are aiming at ATI opensource drivers. Its a showcase of why we don't open our drivers.
I hope the community doesn't give up on the effort to make NVIDIA release their source code.
This is not enough NVIDIA!
Eh, by the way, as a X1600pro (discontinued owner) I'm kind of Jealous too.
Damn! Nvidia really makes ATi look like shit
"This is not enough"?
Seriously, sometimes I wonder why NVidia just doesn't tell the OSS crowd a big "screw you guys" and just leave. With comments like this, I would. They provide kick-ass support up to par with Windows, and then people come along with "this is not enough".
Oh man.
See, you have just proved my point. NVIDIA strategy is paying off.
I appreciate what NVIDIA is doing lately with their closed driver, but why they don't release their specs?
How about helping out the Noveau driver project with _some_ new code?
It won't hurt.
@cruiseoveride Indeed, as far as closed source drivers are concerned.
Reading this news makes me laugh... Switched to nVidia a week ago and never want to look back


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DALLAS, Texas – Red Bull KTM Factory rider Marvin Musquin fought his way to 6th overall after a first corner crash at the opening round of the Monster Energy East Supercross Lites Series, an FIM World Championship.
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In the main event, Musquin got a mid-pack start down the long start straight before he suffered a crash in the first corner. He recovered quickly but found himself in last position as he entered the first rhythm section. After the first lap, he had already caught and passed four riders and was sitting in 16th place. Each lap after, he continued to charge forward and close the gap between himself and the leaders.
At the halfway mark, Musquin had already moved into the top ten. With two laps to go he began to pressure the 6th place ride of Gavin Faith. On the final lap he was able to make the pass on Faith and take over the position to finish 6th overall for the night.
"Obviously, this isn't the position I hoped to finish tonight," remarked Musquin. "But I am glad that I rode well after my crash and was able to climb through the pack to gain back as many points as I could toward the championship. Next week I hope for a better start so I can make a run at the podium."
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4. Kyle Peters (USA), Honda, +16.201
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I didn't think we were supporting the 2.6.29 kernel yet, but maybe I missed a release note somewhere. AFAIK we have early look support for server 1.6 but not kernel 2.6.29. Downgrading the kernel would probably be more help than downgrading the driver.
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How to Describe Judge Posner Stephen Griffin
Tuesday's NYT has an article on criticism of DC v. Heller from "the right" or "conservative judges" and the two examples are Judges Posner and Wilkinson. The article doesn't appear to call Judge Posner a "conservative" but definitely locates him on the right.
Could you (or anyone else) point me to some good, preferably brief, examples of Posnerian skepticism? The only thing I've read by him is Barnett v. City of Chicago.
I agree. I don't see Posner's pragmatism as having any political valence. I think Posner's early law & economics work, coupled with his (abandoned) principle of wealth maximization, caused people to pigeonhole him as a conservative (not mention his nomination by Reagan and his battle royale with Dworkin).
Any time spend with his scholarship or judicial opinions would quickly wipe away the conservative tag. Moreover, I think his empiricism leads him to "follow the evidence" for the best policy--a move that will lead in opposite ideological directions. Sadly, this is also why he never made it to the Court. It would have been fascinating to see Justice Posner with *no* precedential restraints.
Posner is an "economic liberal" who sees the rule of law as nothing other than a subset of economic policy. And the rule of law to him is the rule of judges. Democracy however is not the rule of law but the rule of argument.
Posner's philosophy is asocial and atomistic. His descendants include many who ascribe to the atomism but try to reconstruct the social within the limits of atomism. An example of such a hybrid would the eccentricity of Ian Ayres. Posner's ideas are the logical conclusion of the logic of justice as contract, as market contract: a moral esthetic of non-contradictory order. He imagines a society of one telos. Democracy is founded on the assumption of many teloi. His theories are fundamentally anti-democratic. They are "machine fascism" posited as freedom in that we can in ideal circumstances choose what kind of machine we want to be. Democracy as the culture of language in use; of argument over the meanings of words and things. Posner says he has answered certain questions, and he thinks he has the right to speak for others. Economic life is a subset of social life. Posner argues it is the reverse. He s wrong on the facts. But his philosophy is more dangerous to the country than born again christianity and "young earth" creationism.
Oral argument in Pearson v. Callahan, Oct. 14, 2008 (laughter omitted):
JUSTICE BREYER: ... one of these opinions is written by Judge Posner, and he's the smartest man in the world -- JUSTICE ALITO: He knows everything there is to know about law and economics and jurisprudence and literature and many other subjects. I find Posner extremely dangerous, especially in his views about national security. In a lecture, he said that his approach is to decide if a particular tactic is desirable to deploy against terrorists, and then justify it. His intellectual arrogance, his belief that he is a philosopher-king entitled to posit first principles and reason from them to his conclusion, is as bad as the anti-intellectual arrogance of Clarence Thomas and his belief that his grandfather knew everything.
This is standard NYT point/counterpoint - left and further left. They figure that anyone just to the right of the NYT editorial page is a mainline conservative and anyone who is an actual conservative is a complete freak reserved for a couple affirmative action slots over in the op-eds as entertainment.
Why does anyone take this failing partisan rag seriously as an objective news source?
I realize that Steve's very interesting post is about Posner, but one might also note that Liptak devotes equal time to Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson's savage critique of Scalia's opinion. I assume that no one will deny that Wilkinson is a conservative or assert that the NYTimes is untrustworthy in labeling him so.
Posner is really sui generis. Some years ago, I suggested that he was basically a "righti-wing crit," though, ironically, crits take (or, if you think the movement is dead, took) doctrine far more seriously than does Posner.
Griffin passes up the shout-out:
"Neither of the two main opinions in Heller would pass muster as serious historical writing," Jack Rakove, a historian at Stanford, wrote on the blog Balkinization soon after the decision was issued. For that matter, he didn't link the article.
Oh, and Professor Levinson was quoted as well, pointing out that a parliamentary system of government would've redressed the problems in the Court's ruling.
Posner's is a strain of post war american Jewish rationalism, from the right. Chomsky would be his equivalent on the left. Both are at their best regarding matters of logic and simple facts [revising my first comment somewhat]. Posner on Scalia is as sharp as Chomsky on American foreign policy. They differ on values. Though neither of them are willing -perhaps capable- of articulating anything on that subject beyond platitude, Posner is willing to see himself as embodying a form of abstract reason a variant of which Chomsky only claims to represent. But they're both Cartesian to the core.
It's significant that legal theory Rawlsian and otherwise sees language through the prism of civil contract and an ideal of reasoned decision-making. But the heart of law and language in our moral system is in the vulgar theater of the criminal courts. Legal philosophers defend ideas they believe in. Defense attorneys defend people they don't believe in at all. They don't defend truth, they defend their clients. Our criminal court system is built not on fantasies of the human capacity for reason but on an empirical awareness of our capacity for unreason: for failure. That's the response to Posner, and its staring you and him in the face. What's the proper relation of the courts to the legislature to the executive? Tension. Of the prosecution to the defense? Tension. Of the government to the press? Tension. Of experts to the people? Tension. That's the only "right" answer in a representative democracy.
@D. Ghirlandaio: Nicely put. "Tension" indeed.
My beef with Posner is probably ill-formed, certainly inadequately researched. I believe it was Posner who suggested a corporation faced with a $10 fine or a $100 cost of compliance has a duty to break the law. This strikes me as a slippery slope, but perhaps the actual argument was more nuanced. You have certainly made me curious to read Posner's take on Scalia. Cheers, rl
"Posner's is a strain of post war american Jewish rationalism, from the right."
Huh? Yes, they're Jewish, but what does that have to do with their ideas?
I'm the product of that world: secularized jewish intellectualism in the service of reason, with a tension between the intellectualism of the humanities and of the sciences. Chomsky didn't begin with contempt for Skinner but for Freud, more importantly for what Freud tried to describe. Both Chomsky and Posner defend a theory of rational action. Their works function as products of "Baroque" academicism or "Late" Modernism -as products of their age- though as Cartesians neither would allow that descriptions using the terminology of history should be seen to apply to their ideas.
Norman Mailer, Philip Roth, Woody Allan, or Larry David for that matter would never be so arrogant.
Today's LATimes has an interesting editorial on this NYTimes article, including its views on originalism. As the editorial suggests, Scalia's attention will be drawn to this conservative tension. So we should expect Scalia's Mt. Etna to spew soon. And Thomas promises to follow. Pulling rank, however, will only prove them rank.
Scalia posits himself as the humble servant of higher authority: the text, the church the state etc...
Posner is the technocrat and servant of logic. One filters authority through a sense of the theater of social function, the other is indifferent. One is popular, one is not. It's the authoritarianism of the priest vs the authoritarianism of the technocrat. With Posner you just have to go a little deeper to find the deus ex machina. I prefer Scalia because he understands the social function of language. You can argue with a fundamentalist over interpretations, because whether he will admit it or not, he is interpreting a text and the text in this case is public and in the common language. You can argue democracy with a someone who holds a conservative interpretation. You can not argue with someone who claims only logical structures in esoteric form. A government by technocracy is not democracy. It's the pseudo-science of authoritarianism. cf. the "Brights" and "New" atheists. Technocracy like the military is an authoritarian order that must be seen to serve democracy, not the other way around. Too many people do get this obvious point. We need more literary critics reading law. If words have meanings, so do structures. "The passive voice" carries meanings. Posner is another rhetorician against rhetoric. That's the contradiction. Language is rhetoric. Democracy is language in use. This is all really really basic stuff in the history of ideas.
The question is not, "Is Judge Posner a conservative," the questions is, "Is Judge Posner a lawyer?"
Neo-conservative might better capture Posner.
Unlike "heritage conservatives" he does not revere the past for the sake of revering the past. But, on key dimensions of conservatism within the judiciary, like deference to hierarchical authority in society, his results are more conservtive than liberal.
Desire vs Convention.
There are right-wing Conventionalists and Left wing, depending on whether they see it as rooted in the people as a whole or the elite. Edmund Burke or William Blake. The rule of law is conventionalist and one of the early leaders of the ACLU call it "a conservative institution." Guilds, unions and workingmens' associations are conventionalist. Academic liberals these days are not, and are less and less aware that they could ever be anything else. But the arts are conventionalist. The wishful arts of individualism and desire, the arts of wishful thinking, operate as illustration: Ayn Rand is art for political scientists, cranks and the desperately mobile. And Paul Krugman and Newt Gingrich both got their start with Isaac Asimov's conceptualist dime-store "Foundation Trilogy." Enough is enough. I keep thinking I'm trying to have a conversation. I've been having a conversation with myself for 25 years.
@D. Ghirlandaio, don't stop. I'm interested in this conversation. I'm particularly interested in anyone who can call Rand's work "art". ;) (Although "Anthem" was a decent read for middle school. That's probably her high water mark.)
Ayn Rand wrote Kitsch. The "art" of content and intention is kitsch.
Arno Breker and Soviet Socialist Realism. The art of wishful thinking, more precisely of wishful demanding is kitsch.
@tray: to answer your question, you might try "Against Constitutional Theory," 73 New York University Law Review 1 (1998). The "Problems of Jurisprudence" book is also a quick read.
The Problems of Jurisprudence is not what I'd call a "quick read," but it does reveal that Posner has a principled basis for his interpretation of law. Skepticism is not a theory, but pragmatism is.
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Data Types: survey data
Sample: New York City households were sampled randomly using a list-assisted random-digit dialing sample frame. In households with more than one adult, one adult was randomly selected to be interviewed.
Weight: In order to appropriately analyze the CHS data, weights were applied to each record. The weight FINALWT consisted of the probability of selection (number of adults in each household, number of residential telephone lines), as well as a post-stratification weight. The post-stratification weights were created by weighting each record up to the population of the UHF neighborhood, while taking into account the respondent's age, sex and race. The statistical package SUDAAN was used to obtain appropriate standard errors for point estimates.
Mode of Data Collection: computer-assisted telephone interview (CATI)
Response Rates: Response Rate (AAPOR #2): 21 percent. Overall Cooperation Rate (AAPOR #2): 64 percent.
Presence of Common Scales: Of the 103 questions on the survey, 75 were identical or very similar to those asked in either the BRFSS or the National Health Interview Survey
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im confused again and bro d...no email?
sisterC wrote:im confused again and bro d...no email?
good night little miss dangerous
BrotherD wrote:good night little miss dangerous
bro d 2 emails, one urgent!
sisterC wrote:bro d 2 emails, one urgent!
we can talk when you have time
BrotherD wrote:we can talk when you have time
email brother. 2 more. if i go back to bed will i wake up and find all this was a dream today? i'm staying home. someone else is going.
BrotherR wrote:OK, a diversion. Just broke open a can of silly string and completely caught my son off guard. HOZED!!! Not quite this bad however...
i happen to have 3 cans here and also some silly foam bath soap....wanna fight?
bro d, yes tomorrow
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up late huh?
BrotherD wrote:up late huh?
couldn't sleep...
sisterC wrote:couldn't sleep...
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killingtime wrote:This thread is mildly disturbing. I am not sure if I understand more or less by lurking. Please do what is healthy. Concerned, KT
what do you find disturbing? no arguing...so?
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I just hope you are okay and will remain okay. *Escaping out the back door now...
killingtime wrote:I just hope you are okay and will remain okay. *Escaping out the back door now...
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ah well that felt so good i probably wasn't paying attention to anything else
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assumes you are playing with it as always
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good morning sister - hopefully you got some rest last night?
BrotherD wrote:good morning sister - hopefully you got some rest last night?
i did thank you.
BrotherR is making a holy pilgrimage to the northern monastery! There will be much rejoicing (and debauchery).
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At times, Firefox may require significant CPU resources in order to download, process, and display web content. If you are experiencing periods of sustained high CPU usage while using Firefox, this article presents some options for you to review.
- The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is the "brain" of the computer. When the CPU is being heavily used, the overall performance of the computer can be impacted.
- Depending on your operating system, you can review and monitor CPU usage through specific tools. On Windows, the Performance tab of the Windows Task Manager displays the rate of CPU consumption.
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Winning the fourth-largest jackpot in Powerball history is nothing short of a dream come true for Pedro Quezada, 44, an immigrant who played the lottery daily for the past three years at his neighborhood liquor store.
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Quezada, who came to the USA 26 years ago from the Dominican Republic, worked in a factory until 2006. He works for his son at Apple Deli and Grocery on Eighth Street in Passaic.
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Casiano Quezada said the family plans to keep their deli running despite the lottery win.
His wife of 10 years, Ines Sanchez, told The Record in Bergen County, N.J., that the family is in shock over the windfall.
"This is the land of dreams. We had a dream to sell the winning lotto ticket. It feels like my dream came true," said Eagles Liquors owner Sunil Sethi, whose store sold the jackpot ticket.
Eagle Liquors has sold winning lottery tickets in the past. Clerks at Eagle Liquors told the Daily News its biggest payout before Quezada's win was $156,000.
Neighbors in Passaic, a suburb sprawling from New York City, spoke with pride that one of their own had struck it rich.
"He sometimes would work from 6 in the morning to 11 at night, so I did not see him much," neighbor Jose Gonzalez told the Daily News in Spanish.
Richard Delgado, who lives down the block from Quezada's building, said Quezada was "a hard worker, like all of us here. We all get up in the morning and go to work."
MORE: 10 states with the biggest lottery jackpots
Powerball is played in 42 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The chance of hitting all five numbers and the Powerball number is about 1 in 175 million.
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This may fitin nicely in http://www.lunarglass.org/.
Phoronix: OpenCL, GLSL Back-End For LLVM May Soon Open Up
A university student that successfully wrote OpenCL and GLSL back-ends to the Low Level Virtual Machine (LLVM) is arranging to have the code open-sourced if there is interest, which already LLVM developers are requesting...
This may fitin nicely in http://www.lunarglass.org/.
Mesa is trying to compile GLSL and OpenCL into a form the hardware understands, while this is doing the opposite.
IIUC, it will allow you to write some code in C and have LLVM transform that into an OpenCL program.
What's the problem with LLVM and VLIW? Can someone of the devs explain briefly? Is that graphics compute load, is so much more different than non-graphics one?
Somewhere I read about differnt memory model for graphics, than non-graphics, but didn't understant it quite well.
The main issue as I understand it is that while one of the main attractions of llvm is the existing set of optimizing tools, those tools generally do not explicitly recognize VLIW and as a consequence many of the optimizer functions can't take advantage of the hardware in the way that a hardware-specific compiler could. You can write new optimizers specific to the HW but it's not obvious that writing those optimizers in the llvm framework is easier, or even as easy as writing a dedicated compiler back end.
This is mostly a graphics issue, in the sense that graphics workloads tend to use a lot of 3- and 4-element vector operations while compute does not. GPU hardware is often designed to directly support those operations in hardware, either via a fixed vector instruction set or a VLIW instruction set with registers capable of storing multiple components for easier and more efficient addressing on those short vector operations.
Going from a vector workload through a scalar compiler stack and back to vector hardware efficiently is tough. The LunarGLASS initiative tries to address this by moving to a two level IR, so that optimizers can be written in a more portable way and re-used more easily (at least that's what I remember on Sunday night ).
Compute is a different story in the sense that the workload tends to be either scalar or very long vector depending on whether you look at the innermost loop or the next one out. Either way there is essentially no short-vector workload so you aren't losing as much by going through an essentially scalar compiler stack.
That's how you end up with llvm "making sense for compute but not for graphics".
Of course we recently announced that some of our future cores would move away from VLIW, so the discussion of which compiler stack(s) and IR(s) to best cover recent, current and future hardware can get really "interesting".
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Kudos to this student for his work.
I just wanted to mention that there is already an existing GPL'd LLVM+clang based OpenCL compiler/runtime. It was created by Seoul National University and Samsung, and can be found here:
It supports OpenCL 1.0, not 1.1, and it works on Cell, ARM, some DSPs, and I've used it in 32-bit x86. It probably wouldn't take much to get it working in 64-bit x86 as well (it compiles, but throws a run-time CPU detection error).
I've used it in a project I'm working on, and it functions as would be expected of an OpenCL 1.0-compliant runtime library.


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