bend4r

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   by bend4r 5y ago

   I bought the first Ciro board back then in 1998 at a German department store called Karstadt. They took the boards into their stock as a small "test balloon", to see if the idea of small boards with roller blade wheel is accepted
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   Early Kickboarding in Germany(ciro-shop.de)

   4 points by bend4r 5y ago|2 comments
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   by bend4r 5y ago

   Before K2 Kickboards and Micro Mobility Scooters emerged in Europe in the dot-com-bubble 1999, there were Ciro Boards in Germany. The Ciro Boards are still around and are an insiders' tip for mobility enthusiasts.
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   by bend4r 6y ago

   Modern HPC schedulers like Slurm are able to run containerized workloads making the problem of portability less painful. For batch workload K8s is not sufficient. You need a workflow engine on top like Kubeflow or Airflow, so run you jobs.
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   by bend4r 6y ago

   fully agree with the comment. Currently running an >500 node bare metal cluster with GPU nodes in K8s using Mellanox NICs with 80Gbit/s connectivity. Customer is scheduling work load with Airflow on the K8s farm. Coming from a HPC b