TheWizardofOdds

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by TheWizardofOdds 7y ago
> Now ask the users, and the number one complaint I hear most often is "why is this thing so damned slow?" Good point. My viewpoint is rather focused on numerical linear algebra, since I worked there and the article is about i
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by TheWizardofOdds 7y ago
Theoretically you are correct, but taking the skills of the user into account, I think the very opposite is true. In practice, hardly anyone has the skills to actually implement anything with high performance anymore (especially in numerics
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by TheWizardofOdds 7y ago
Would you mind sharing how you want to monetize this?
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by TheWizardofOdds 7y ago
(From my very limited understanding) making commits requires you to find a specific hash, thus making new commits exponentially harder over time. At some point it would cost significant money (besides the developers time) to make commits. I
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by TheWizardofOdds 7y ago
A Problem with accelerator physics particularly is that there is a large scientific industry around the actual experiments that depend on these experiments continuing. The engineers just get told what to build and they get going, without ha
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by TheWizardofOdds 7y ago
From https://www.learnaws.org/2019/09/14/deep-dive-aws-fargate/ > Fargate and Lambda are both serverless technologies from AWS.
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by TheWizardofOdds 7y ago
And i didn't either, I called it a tool for serverless architecture. In fact some tools for serverless architecture like AWS Fargate require you to use Docker.
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by TheWizardofOdds 7y ago
The long startup time is somehow what keeps me from really liking Docker. In the end (if I understood correctly), it is supposed to be the go-to tool for serverless architecture. If my serverless function needs more then a second to startup
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by TheWizardofOdds 7y ago
Why dont you use docker? It sounds like it would make your life easier.