JFASI

24th January 2009 15:49 UTC

Triumphant Return!!!
Holy crap, it's been a while. The last time I was even remotely involved with AVS, I was in high school. I'm glad to see that it's not dead.

Updates! I am now a Mathematics and Computer Science double major at Fordham University, transferring to Columbia, and I'm looking for hax to work on. Why? Cuz I have to take humanities courses to fulfill my core and I'm bored...:(

I've been working on parallel computation, using nVidia's CUDA system, and hopefully on OpenCL once it comes out on something other than Snow Leopard. I was thinking that there are concrete optimizations that could be put in place in some areas, specifically the Superscope and Dynamic Motion.

Obviously, the downside is that you need to have a decent graphics card, although as time goes by more and more computers with these things are rolling out. The way I see it, the bulk of the operations will still be performed by the CPU, but some things can easily be offloaded.

So yeah, what's new, and what do you think?

Tuggummi

25th January 2009 18:02 UTC

I really don't give a fuck how much you've advanced in life tbh.

AVS is dead. There's nothing you or anyone else can do to revilitalize it.

Mr_Nudge

28th January 2009 01:17 UTC

thousands of people still play NES, and listen to vinyl.
nothing really dies, it just becomes obsolete.

JFASI

28th January 2009 05:17 UTC

Seriously, what happened? I haven't been around for a while.

Warrior of the Light

28th January 2009 08:29 UTC

nothing happened. that's why

Flexi

28th January 2009 09:19 UTC

Re: Triumphant Return!!!

Originally posted by JFASI
Obviously, the downside is that you need to have a decent graphics card, although as time goes by more and more computers with these things are rolling out. The way I see it, the bulk of the operations will still be performed by the CPU, but some things can easily be offloaded.

So yeah, what's new, and what do you think?