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by bleepblap 10mo ago
Yes, I've got in my drawer two physical boarding passes with the same PNR
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by bleepblap 10mo ago
Sorry, but it certainly isn't-- https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/gpudirect-rdma/index.html The "R" in RDMA means there are multiple DMA controllers who can "transparently" share address spaces
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by bleepblap 10mo ago
I think you might be swapping RDMA with RoCE - RDMA can happen entirely within a single node. For example between an NVME and a GPU.
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by bleepblap 10mo ago
I've been in university research computing for 15 years, so large enough (~900 nodes) we need a dedicated DC, but not at the same scale as others around here. Our racks are provisioned so that there are two independent rails, which eac
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by bleepblap 11mo ago
OP said they "generated entire chapters"
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by bleepblap 11mo ago
With no annotations of what was changed or acknowledgment of that things were even changed. I read it originally when it came out, didnt have a chance to respond initially then came back to look through the comments. If there was anything w
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by bleepblap 11mo ago
This sucks from both a press release standpoint and how it's not actually a successor (didn't see any quotes from folks in Jupyter blessing this). I hope the "founders" go back to the drawing board and retry
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by bleepblap 11mo ago
Sure, but it helps to not misrepresent the facts while you do it
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by bleepblap 1y ago
>> Commercial AI projects are frequently indulging in blatant copyright violations to train their models. > I thought we (FOSS) were anti copyright? Absolutely not! Every major FOSS license has copyright as its enforcement method -
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by bleepblap 1y ago
Had to make an account for this, but this is almost verbatim what the article is talking about: Your wife is making a business, and you want to write some code to help. Then suddenly your requirements balloon to multiple concurrent users, n