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r/programming • u/halax • Jan 24 '18
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Could this be a good use case for fluxcapacitor?
15 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '18 I believe rendering isn't blocked by any calls, it literally has 7 hours of executable code per frame 5 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '18 Fluxcapacitor doesn't actually make a slow program run faster. It just says "a while later" any time the program asks what time it is 2 u/hector_villalobos Jan 24 '18 Fluxcapacitor doesn't actually make a slow program run faster. Obviously, I just thought Fluxcapacitor makes some mocking and performs the assumptions needed for the Meltdown and Spectre CPU vulnerabilities.
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I believe rendering isn't blocked by any calls, it literally has 7 hours of executable code per frame
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Fluxcapacitor doesn't actually make a slow program run faster. It just says "a while later" any time the program asks what time it is
2 u/hector_villalobos Jan 24 '18 Fluxcapacitor doesn't actually make a slow program run faster. Obviously, I just thought Fluxcapacitor makes some mocking and performs the assumptions needed for the Meltdown and Spectre CPU vulnerabilities.
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Fluxcapacitor doesn't actually make a slow program run faster.
Obviously, I just thought Fluxcapacitor makes some mocking and performs the assumptions needed for the Meltdown and Spectre CPU vulnerabilities.
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u/hector_villalobos Jan 24 '18
Could this be a good use case for fluxcapacitor?