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by snickerbockers 298 days ago
I doubt it, based on TFA it looks like it has more in common with multi-issue pipelining and ooe than speculative execution.
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Isn't the whole point of OOE that the design is inherently speculative otherwise there's basically nothing to dispatch?
Not necessarily, there are still situations where the order can be optimized which don't involve branches.
There's a lot of processor state in each core which would be a great place to hide exploits when the microcode is assuming synced operation between cores.
by TFA you mean the fucking article?

why swear? not I have a problem with it

I don't get it either, seems to be a HN culture thing. I get it when people reply to people who haven't read the article (like in RTFM), but it's often used unsolicited and IMO unnecessary.
Technically you're the only one here who did that.
"the fine article"