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NVIDIA Super-Resolution Technology: Ultra-high resolution on low-resolution screens

background introduction DSR, the full name of Dynamic Super Resolution, Chinese for dynamic super resolution, also known as “custom resolution” This technology only supports N-card independent display models (for example, dual-graphics notebooks may not support it, and independent display direct connection is not supported, but single-GPU ones are supported) The core function of this technology […]

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FFmpeg + NVIDIA AV1 Hardcoded Video Transcoding and Compression Getting Started Tutorial

foreword Recently, I got an RTX4080. I heard that it supports AV1 hard codec, so I started recording most of my videos in AV1 format. There is no problem when using OBS to record AV1 hard-coded video (should be v28.1+) However, when transcoding and suppressing video, I encountered a lot of problems, such as slow

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glibc-read/write source code reading

The Linux file system can be divided into two layers, the virtual file system (VFS) and the driver. VFS is mainly connected with the driver to realize the adaptation and management of different file systems. The read/write function read in this article is at the VFS level, and the source code is as follows: https://codebrowser.dev/linux/linux/fs/read_write.c.html

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Basic Rust syntax

environment windows 10 64bit variable Variables in Rust are immutable by default, which is different from variables in mainstream programming languages ​​currently on the market. However, variables can be made mutable by prefixing the variable name with the keyword mut . let total = 100; total = 200; You can see the prompt cannot assign

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What is the air-fuel ratio, fuel correction and AFM curve – also talk about how to know whether your intake components are working properly through Hondata Log data

This article is a note after learning about AF/Trim and some related knowledge. As a non-vehicle engineering related person, some of the article content may not be correct and is for reference only. Many times we may replace our car with an air intake kit that is different from the original air intake kit for

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Boot an Arch Linux RISC-V using qemu-system

TL;DR This approach requires you to be on a non-RISC-V Arch Linux (x86_64 or aarch64, etc.) machine, because we use pacstrap and pacman . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 # pacman -Syu then reboot is recommended before this sudo pacman -S arch-install-scripts git qemu-img qemu-system-riscv riscv64-linux-gnu-gcc git clone https://github.com/CoelacanthusHex/archriscv-scriptlet.git cd archriscv-scriptlet ./mkrootfs ./mkimg

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Breaking the monopoly of ARM/x86, Google officially stated that Android supports RISC-V

The open source and open RISC-V has become the third largest CPU instruction set next to ARM and x86, and has also attracted the attention of major chip manufacturers. However, to enter the mainstream market, some breakthroughs are needed, among which the support of Google Android system Crucially, the good news is that Google has

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Can WebAssembly really replace Kubernetes?

Abstract: Many developers always compare WebAssembly with Kubernetes habitually. Maybe some kind of technology will appear in the future to deploy and manage distributed applications in the cloud environment and eventually replace Kubernetes. The author of this article believes that it Unlikely WebAssembly. Original link: https://ift.tt/YL0OWij Disclaimer: This article is translated by CSDN, and reprinting

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In the next-generation front-end language dispute, JavaScript will be overtaken by the new language?

Author｜Nicholas Yang Translator｜Nucle-Cola Planning｜Chu Xingjuan If you were writing front-end code, which programming language would you choose? At present, there are three most promising players: first, the most conventional JavaScript, then a language that can be compiled into WebAssembly (Wasm), and finally a language that can be compiled into JavaScript. Regular JavaScript requires the least

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