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by batbomb 9y ago
Costco
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by batbomb 9y ago
High Sugar environments too
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by batbomb 9y ago
Yep. I grew up in a grocery store, and the chain eventually merged with Fred Meyer and then was bought by Kroger. Kroger allows every subsidiary to operate relatively independently. I wish we had more Kroger stores in the Bay Area actually,
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by batbomb 9y ago
Dirty little secret: Much the computing on these machines isn't supercomputing and doesn't need fast interconnects. In fact, many (most?) workloads would be best done in the cloud. Except we already bought these machines. So there
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by batbomb 9y ago
airflow, pegasus/htcondor, luigi, pinball.
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by batbomb 9y ago
If anyone in github is listening: Can you please add: 1. Bulk team adding/editing. From https://github.com/orgs/[org]/people , add the ability to select multiple people and add them on a team. I do this via a
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by batbomb 9y ago
They also don't typically operate government labs, which is a good way to pay for infrastructure and facilities and toys.
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by batbomb 9y ago
Work locally? It's Git.
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by batbomb 9y ago
Those who live in glass houses...
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by batbomb 9y ago
Lattice wasn't discussed on HN, but they were acquired two weeks ago by Apple.
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by batbomb 9y ago
No mention of Greeenplum or Vitess?
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by batbomb 9y ago
A few years ago I tried to reimplement the server connections directly in Zookeeper to be HTTP connections and a REST-like API and try to use long-polling and some other things. I got some code written, but no prototype up and I had to put
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by batbomb 9y ago
If Pizzetta is packed, you can walk down the street to Fiorella too. Il Casaro is good too. Pizzetta has the most flavorful and distinct/seasonal toppings, but the crust is better at some other places.
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by batbomb 9y ago
Well, for Navajo food: Mutton is too strong tasting Elk is hard to come by Fry Bread is greasy Chicos (smoked corn) is impossible to find outside the four corners Navajo Cake is like a weird sweet tamale Piñon nuts are expensive and seasona
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by batbomb 9y ago
(a few) NASA datasets
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by batbomb 10y ago
look at slurm and other things based on it. Slurm plus mesos + airflow will meet all your needs.
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by batbomb 10y ago
So maybe Peltier on the sensor, heat sink attached to body, body hermetically sealed. Sensors probably tested for best noise quality (probably a really low yield on that).
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by batbomb 10y ago
doomed to eat Heinz There's worse things, like going to a nice restaurant for brunch and finding they offer some organic ketchup (occasionally even Hunts) or worse... make their own. Sir Kensingtons is okay, but not great. Som
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by batbomb 10y ago
This is just Data Management, a term which predates "DataOps" by more than a decade in both research and enterprise. I don't really think it needs a rebranding.
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by batbomb 10y ago
It runs Cray Linux (based on SUSE) and assuredly somebody is running Fortran on it in some form. Many people think these large machines are intended for a small handful of users that run extremely large jobs. That's typically not the c
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by batbomb 10y ago
It sounds like you are more of a Beam/dataflow competitor than an airflow/workflow competitor.
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by batbomb 10y ago
The second page had a result with an OAuth2 Bearer token in it.
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by batbomb 10y ago
It's fast enough to get us places in a reasonable amount of time (40-200 years), but reasonably attainable technologically.
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by batbomb 10y ago
I think the magic speed is actually 10% the speed of light.
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by batbomb 10y ago
Salt Lake City still very actively uses almost all venues, even year-round.
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by batbomb 10y ago
If enneff is still listening... How many files per directory has this been tested on? I work on a very similar system with similar goals (global file namespace which will return a list of physical file locations and a collection of software
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by batbomb 10y ago
As said in another thread: I was making an observation that he was possibly forced to divulge sensitive information, which is messed up.
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by batbomb 10y ago
No, not sure why I'm being downvoted. I was making an observation based on similar experience (with respect to sensors) that he potentially had sensitive information in emails he was forced to divulge.
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by batbomb 10y ago
Conceivably, it's quite possible he had information which is subject to ITAR regulations, including data about sensors, mirrors. At the very least, he probably had sensor vendor specifications which are trade secrets and often covered
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by batbomb 10y ago
Those aren't hard drives, it's HPSS (more specifically, robotic tape library)

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