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>>I think 500 out of 500 top supercomputers running Linux kind of show which philosophy is better. Or is it because it's what they're used to. I saw this argum
by assimpleaspossi 8mo ago
>>I think 500 out of 500 top supercomputers running Linux kind of show which philosophy is better.
Or is it because it's what they're used to. I saw this argument elsewhere where the respondent went on to show that the users were Linux specialists and that's why Linux was used.
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- lustre-fan 8mo agoFreeBSD doesn't have support for CUDA, many third party network fabrics and accelerators, Lustre, and other high performance storage solutions. It makes FreeBSD for frontier machines a non-starter. FreeBSD adoption for AI trainer/inference clusters has the same problems.