People who knows the ins and outs of GPU programming these days.
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People who knows the ins and outs of GPU programming these days. Would it be ill-advised to base the rendering/compositing/effects etc in a drawing application fully on GPU, either regular rendering or compute? My worries is that different hardware have different enough results that it's somehow a problem.
It somewhat feels like a image manipulation app should give the exact same result on all computers, but... I don't know. Maybe it's not a problem.
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People who knows the ins and outs of GPU programming these days. Would it be ill-advised to base the rendering/compositing/effects etc in a drawing application fully on GPU, either regular rendering or compute? My worries is that different hardware have different enough results that it's somehow a problem.
It somewhat feels like a image manipulation app should give the exact same result on all computers, but... I don't know. Maybe it's not a problem.
@SonnyBonds I think if you implement everything in compute and compile the shaders with strict IEEE floating point math, you should get reasonably deterministic results between platforms. Raster shaders can probably also be made to be pretty close, but it's defined loosely enough that it varies between vendor.
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@SonnyBonds I think if you implement everything in compute and compile the shaders with strict IEEE floating point math, you should get reasonably deterministic results between platforms. Raster shaders can probably also be made to be pretty close, but it's defined loosely enough that it varies between vendor.
@SonnyBonds personally I don't think the variance is likely to be that big a deal on most platforms except phones maybe
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@SonnyBonds personally I don't think the variance is likely to be that big a deal on most platforms except phones maybe
@aeva Yeah I'm leaning towards betting on it not being an actual problem.
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@aeva Yeah I'm leaning towards betting on it not being an actual problem.
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@SonnyBonds personally I don't think the variance is likely to be that big a deal on most platforms except phones maybe
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@adriananselmo Sull’analogia con Matrix condivido appieno. Per me il fediverso é stato come vedere quanto é profonda la tana del bianconiglio 😅
Solo che non posso più tornare indietro ormai…
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@SonnyBonds I think if you implement everything in compute and compile the shaders with strict IEEE floating point math, you should get reasonably deterministic results between platforms. Raster shaders can probably also be made to be pretty close, but it's defined loosely enough that it varies between vendor.
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@FlavioB ah 1971. Non ero ancora nata.
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(Un po' di) storia contemporanea.
Nessuno si aspettava ChatGPT - Il Post
https://www.ilpost.it/2025/11/30/chatgpt-tre-anni/
> Quando tre anni fa OpenAI mise online il chatbot che ha cambiato il settore tecnologico prese tutti alla sprovvista, compresa sé stessa
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„The features matter a lot less than the people who are using the platform. […]
It can sometimes be a bit misleading when you get a lot of ideas and feature requests in a community, and the conversations become, ‘We definitely need feature X to grow because that’s what’s stopping people from using the platform.‘ While that’s true in some cases, the sad reality is that any flaw can be overlooked as long as the people you want to reach are there.“
This feels true for #Conversations_im as well.
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opera: Conversione di Saulo, olio su vetro, secolo XIX
Pueti, cantastori e pinci santi, sira e matina campanu scuntenti. proverbio siciliano
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#sicilia #pincisanti #art #cctmwebsite #anoipiaceleggere #leggere
