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by arnon 6y ago
ROCm and HIP - https://github.com/ROCm-Developer-Tools/HIP , as it has been for the last 3-4 years
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by arnon 6y ago
The concept is the same. What makes you think the practicalities are different though?
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by arnon 6y ago
This concept is not new. Lifting bodies have been around since the 20s. Boeing and NASA have both experimented with this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blended_wing_body
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Alibaba on the bleeding edge of RISC-V with XT910(nextplatform.com)
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A 56-year-old satellite burning up in the sky spotted by sharp school kids(theregister.com)
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How to develop your talent stack(productlessons.substack.com)
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by arnon 6y ago
Op, can you point out what you found interesting about the 3033?
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by arnon 6y ago
They also have NVLink which means 9x more bandwidth to NVIDIA GPUs compared to PCIe 3.0x16
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by arnon 6y ago
The crimping technique and the size of the conductors
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by arnon 6y ago
CLIs are often overlooked by engineers and designers alike. They're not considered "sexy".
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Design Principles for Delightful CLIs(medium.com)
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by arnon 6y ago
Think in-memory databases
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Eigenquestions: The Art of Framing Problems(coda.io)
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by arnon 6y ago
In a relationship - sure. But in businesses compassion only goes so far before the other side exploits it. Being right all the time is dangerous, but where's the balance? How do you balance? Does anyone have good resources for this?
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by arnon 6y ago
Yes. Memory-intensive operations like decompression and sorting will benefit greatly from running on a high memory bandwdith infrastructure. I think the comparison will be clearer when I put these two side-by-side: * NVIDIA Tesla V100. Maxi
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by arnon 6y ago
One common pitfall with many cheap blog posts describing why GPUs are "fast" is the focus on the number of CUDA cores. The author here does a great job at highlighting how it's not necessarily the amount of cores that makes t
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by arnon 6y ago
The NVIDIA HGX-A100, with 8x NVIDIA Tesla Ampere A100 accelerators
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What’s Jensen Been Cooking?(youtu.be)
1 points by arnon 6y ago|1 comments
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Alipay owner Ant Financial takes minority stake in Klarna(techcrunch.com)
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How the internet shutdown in Kashmir is splintering India’s democracy(fastcompany.com)
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Google teaches AI to play the game of chip design(nextplatform.com)
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Using Haskell at SQream (2013)(sqream.com)
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by arnon 7y ago
Some of those aren't designed for data that doesn't fit in RAM. They even have it in their name (MemSQL for example).
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by arnon 7y ago
Redundancy of flight controls with Kubernetes. If a flight control goes offline, Kubernetes auto-heals.
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Leapfrog Triejoin: a worst-case optimal join algorithm(arxiv.org)
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by arnon 7y ago
ACID GPU RDBMS exist. https://sqream.com
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by arnon 7y ago
Node's popular `pm2` itself is AGPL. I don't think they're too fussed about copyleft.
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by arnon 7y ago
How is this a full guide? Not even close.
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by arnon 7y ago
Why should I consider Pulsar instead of Kafka?
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by arnon 7y ago
For ULCC, absolutely. Big carriers have a mix - United, American Airlines, Lufthansa, Air France, Turkish Airlines, Korean Airlines, British Airways, etc.

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