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InterPlanetary Internet SIG - Please call to revive and update this needed SIG.(ipnsig.org)
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by christianbryant 14y ago
I would over-simplify this by saying true innovation is being killed by popular social media in general. The real reason for pointing to Facebook and similar sites is that, popular media focuses all its attention on these sites, and so, th
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MINIX Opening in the Group of Prof. Andrew S. Tanenbaum(cs.vu.nl)
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by christianbryant 14y ago
Found this article citing Peter on NUMA scheduling in March: Toward better NUMA scheduling http://lwn.net/Articles/486858/ Peter's cited email: http://lwn.net/Articles/486850/ Actually, in reviewing the data, it seems this issue has bee
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by christianbryant 14y ago
Unfortunate name at the moment as it is overshadowed on Google by the Greek exit from the Euro zone worries, or Grexit. "Better" communication paradigm? I don't know about that. I personally have always felt "email" in and of itself woul
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VAXMAN Bernd Ulmann, Unsung Hacker(vaxman.de)
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Open Source Nanotechnology(opensourcenano.net)
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by christianbryant 14y ago
My first major project is GitHub, Redmine and Jenkins CI. There are hooks for GitHub and Redmine, and I'm trying to find a way to bring all three applications into some form of synchronization. That said, when Git came along, I knew I was
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Martinis Group Leads in Quantum Computing Movement(web.physics.ucsb.edu)
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by christianbryant 14y ago
I tested out of High School a year early and moved to Los Angeles to focus on only what I wanted to do: Act, write, direct. I'm probably not representative of everyone in technology without a college degree, but nevertheless, when I realize
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by christianbryant 14y ago
What I thought was more interesting (Linus noted "Nothing really exciting happened since -rc7...") was the exchange between Linus and Peter Zijlstra, in particular this Linus eruption: https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/5/19/97
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by christianbryant 14y ago
And for reference: IPv6 Jumbograms http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2675
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by christianbryant 14y ago
I tested out of High School a year early and moved to Los Angeles to focus on only what I wanted to do: Act, write, direct. I'm probably not representative of everyone in technology without a college degree, but nevertheless, when I realiz
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by christianbryant 14y ago
I would add, write with awareness of standards, best-practices and portability; all of which is often possible through use of code that is minimal due to its heavy use of standard libraries.
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by christianbryant 14y ago
Wow, I was JUST reading this in my inbox a couple minutes ago. What I thought was more interesting (Linus noted no exciting changes) was the exchange between Linus and Peter Zijlstra, in particular this Linus eruption: https://lkml.org/l
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CapROS is a real-time operating system that provides orthogonal persistence. (capros.org)
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by christianbryant 14y ago
Long live the Beowulf cluster! Yes, I'm keeping my eye on this project. I love distributed computing, especially the idea of taking it to space for massive galactic grid computing, and a cluster of these on Earth driving the whole thing w
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ORNL Completes First Phase of Titan Supercomputer Transition(olcf.ornl.gov)
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Are Files Ready to Change?
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IPv6 Jumbograms Maxing
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by christianbryant 14y ago
I don't know that it's fair to compare communities based upon intelligence. Though not a Java programmer myself, I work with J2EE programmers and they're as mixed a bag as the Python hackers in the sysadmin group. While I would choose LAMP