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by d-- 3y ago
"Enso: A Streaming Interface for NIC-Application Communication" https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/uploads/prod/2023/0... We've been using the same API to communicate with our N
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by d-- 7y ago
This is also a good (applied, with simple code) example of the use of probabilistic programming. I can't get myself to read full books, but somehow this simple example gave me some intuition and additional pointers to follow.
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by d-- 8y ago
For everyone else who may be similarly confused as I, due to associating this with Golang or the direction of a startup: take this title literally. Subtitle is "Neuroscientists discover a mechanism for brain-wide communication when sel
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by d-- 8y ago
I really support this and am an avid cyclist myself. But this really only works in temperate (and dry) climates. If it rains, we'll have a hard time to convince people to use something without a build-in roof.
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by d-- 8y ago
It turns out that most caching algorithms we use in practice (CDNs, memcached, storage, etc.) are still pretty far from the optimal hit ratio/ miss ratio. See, e.g., recent work that exposes that gap (I'm an author) https:/&
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by d-- 8y ago
Yes, that paper LHD (from a colleague of mine) does use online stochastic modeling of the workload to make better decisions. So this definitely fits the bill
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by d-- 8y ago
No, we do not expect any licensing problems. There's an open issue on github: https://github.com/dasebe/robinhoodcache/issues/1 The issue mentions 3 Clause BSD, which will probably be implemented today.
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by d-- 8y ago
Author here: thank you pointing out the connection to parallel DBMs - I was not aware of the problem similarity but difference in approach. Can you point me to a DBMs that does that, both an OSS or in production?
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by d-- 8y ago
Author here: this is very much a research project with the purpose of prototyping the idea that caching can help tail latency . Previously, people didn't believe that caches can be used that way and it turns out you really have to ret
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by d-- 8y ago
Direct link to paper: https://www.usenix.org/system/files/osdi18-berger.pdf Repo: https://github.com/dasebe/robinhoodcache
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by d-- 8y ago
Haven't tested this, and it's a true concern. But I would hope there's some truth to emission reductions as having a comprehensive pass (includes bikes, buses, and Helsinkis good subway system) should entice people to use the
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by d-- 8y ago
In other countries suburban villages have been growing for centuries before cars became available (at least in parts of Europe). So, one can live in these villages without a car and can expect some level of public transportation.
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by d-- 8y ago
I'm teaching an intro distributed systems class and would like to share this with my students. I was wondering about how general the linked interview prepwork is. Are the Anki cards and sample interview questions mostly from large comp
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by d-- 8y ago
I'm at a large research school teaching computer science. Anecdotally, I have not received pressure from administrators. I have gotten pointers about the expected number of As and Bs from senior faculty though. And, the curves do go bo
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by d-- 8y ago
I'm using the Autolab project from CMU, and I'm quite satisfied. You'll need a couple machines to self host, and run the student's code. http://www.autolabproject.com Features: Autograding Grade any assignm
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by d-- 8y ago
Is there a chance you can point us to a code snippet of said cache algorithm, or elaborate a bit? If it's simple and elegant in hindsight this insight might be interesting in other CS applications. Not cross sharing and reinventing whe
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by d-- 9y ago
I've tested JuNest extensively (with the idea of getting new gcc compiler features on a cluster running an old red hat version). Unfortunately, JuNest adds a lot more overhead than containers. Specifically, when it comes to high-throug