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by boulos 4y ago
It's too bad this article never links to the paper [1] being hinted at. In late 2012 (first submission) tensor decomposition was likely very interesting (the paper has >1000 citations!). But given that this article doesn't di
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by boulos 4y ago
That seems... super inefficient? California has ~40% more people than Texas (40M vs 28M) and seems to have historically [1] stayed at or below 50GW for the last 20 years. [1] https://www.caiso.com/documents/californiais
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by boulos 4y ago
> macOS implements NFSv4.0, while SEQUENCE is part of NFSv4.1 and later. Whoa. That's a real mistake. v4.0 is widely considered a "oops, we shouldn't have released this". TIL!
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by boulos 4y ago
Nit: NFSv3 is stateless, V4 isn't (sessionid and clientid permit stateful handling of locks and shares). I would assume this person is just doing an in-memory "NFS server" that would keep all of that state around. So it&#x27
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by boulos 4y ago
Maybe! I'd definitely argue for the Kubelet to be in Rust, if starting from scratch. The apiserver is less clear. But note that at Google it's unclear those would be written in Rust even today.
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by boulos 4y ago
I'm surprised "MAC" never appears in the paper. Does Linux happily pickup a new MAC "on wake-up"?
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by boulos 4y ago
> Kubernetes was originally written in Java and rewritten in Go after some Go advocates joined the team. Just to be clear, this didn't go very far. It's more like Brendan was willing to write Java, and a lot of other folks hate
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by boulos 4y ago
Disclosure: I used to work on GCE. We got to go second, but I prefer the naming and separation of concerns we came up with (obviously): Reservations are capacity you're holding, while Commitments are things that get you discounts. Rese
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by boulos 4y ago
You don't have to replace the roof. You can coat it in a white, "elastomeric" paint like [1]. Each bucket can do about 450 sq ft (40 sq m) and is ~$100 for the supplies. In California, roof color isn't regulated, but r
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by boulos 4y ago
Nope. Just a name collision.
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by boulos 4y ago
Eh, it traces rays and the moon (and "Moon Boy") are DreamWorks.
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by boulos 4y ago
You can get the "RV" variant now at starlink.com/rv. It's a little bit more per month but allows roaming and turning it on and off. On the downside, it's explicitly lower priority on the network than the fixed ones.
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by boulos 4y ago
> omnishambles TIL this amusing combo, thanks! The Wikipedia entry is helpful [1] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omnishambles
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by boulos 4y ago
To get on the other side of security. Presumably this was in the international baggage pickup or something.
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by boulos 4y ago
That's for the rack.
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by boulos 4y ago
I'm hoping that deep in your spam folder is a critical firmware update notice from Dell/EMC/HP/SanDisk from 2 years ago :).
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by boulos 4y ago
See! People should register via mail for those important notifications! (Or alternatively do quarterly checks that your firmware is up to date).
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by boulos 4y ago
I upvoted your top-level comment! But what happens if the comments on this topic get long enough for pagination to kick in? Very few people click the new next button for the linked list :).
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by boulos 4y ago
Looks like "please contact us" ( https://open-meteo.com/en/features#terms ). So you're in the right place? :)
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by boulos 4y ago
Even at the time, this was no longer really applicable on Sandy Bridge and beyond. The point of their volatile macros was just to prevent reordering. It can matter, but it's pretty rare. From the last paragraph before the Conclusion:
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by boulos 4y ago
Disclosure: I used to work for Google Cloud. > Being able to pay for _just_ email from a company that isn't also harvesting my mail contents for ad targeting and search relevance is honestly a huge relief to me. GMail (consumer) sto
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by boulos 4y ago
Yeah, sorry if I was unclear: some folks thought that cuHostMalloc et al. and pinned memory were "impure". That you should instead have a unified sense of "allocate" and that it could sometimes be host, sometimes device,
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by boulos 4y ago
Partly it was second system syndrome. OpenCL in particular thought it was going to be "better", particularly for hybrid programming and portability between "cpu only, GPU only and mixed". I personally find it was a failu
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Scientists discover new giant water lily species(bbc.com)
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by boulos 4y ago
I hadn't followed the link in article originally to get to https://mobile.twitter.com/RonAvitzur/status/146102321572409... . So literally the process of parsing the expression and producing the byte code is th
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by boulos 4y ago
(Thanks!) Can you say more about the parse tree impact on performance? Is the expression left in a tree form and effectively "interpreted" from the AST for all points? Is that the critical path?
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by boulos 4y ago
Was it in C++ originally not C? (It seems like a C FFI bridge would have been straightforward from). Or did it already go from C => Objective-C++ a while back? (I read the article hours ago and didn't notice you'd posted. Btw,
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by boulos 4y ago
> future-poof pipelines Amusing typo :).
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by boulos 4y ago
That's not about Actions though, right? That's about the core mysql for repos.
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by boulos 4y ago
Do you feel that reaching Point Reyes and other areas in the north does not "serve them in any way"? Bridges have existed for millennia because they're useful to both sides of the bridge.

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