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A Look at the Open-Source Talos II POWER9 Performance Against X86_64 Server CPUs
(phoronix.com)
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lscpu output: Architecture: aarch64 Byte Order: Little Endian CPU(s): 8 On-line CPU(s) list: 0-7 Thread(s) per core: 1 Core(s) per socket: 4 Socket(s): 2 NUMA node(s): 1 Vendor ID: A
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Can't wait to see some specs and benchmarks of this new ARM processor! Best AWS news for me in 2018.
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I'd be heading to RISC-V for openness.
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a little bit disappointed that the motherboard only support up to 8 cores and actually comes with a 4 cores processor. such low core count is making the product not that attractive - I can go with µATX MB + Xeon if I want computing power or
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It works both way. I used to use a shadowsocks based service called "God Use VPN" or 佛跳墙 in Chinese, which is a dish name. It was so popular to the extend that google translation used to believe that the English name of that Chine
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Typical strawman. Trump started the trade war because the _deficit_ is huge, not because China's exporters have higher profit margins. The mentioned "research" concluded that the trade war is going to "lower the bilatera
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> it matters what the Chinese government is like that is just a cheap excuse repeatedly used in almost all high tech areas - 1. because the Chinese government is bad, China is not allowed to join projects like the international space sta
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learn history. China was a textbook quality isolationist when it was the biggest economy in the world. it doesn't have any peaceful globalism policy because trading with the rest of the world was simply banned. https://en.wi
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$1 trillion is not a lot of money for the US. the Congressional Budget Office estimates that interest spending on US public debt will hit $915 billion in 2028[1]. [1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-on-a-course-to-spen
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thanks for the update. its boost to the read throughput looks amazing.
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you are not debating. you use this as an opportunity to spread your belief on political correctness. please keep that rubbish to yourself.
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> If you want to move the attention to my choice of words I won't bite. it is of course a "GAME" for you. the loss of hundreds or thousands of civilian lives are just some random and meaningless numbers in your mind. you h
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how many times Lehman defaulted before Sept 2008? how many people believed Lehman could go bankruptcy that month? btw, you are talking about credit ratings made by agencies that consistently rated Lehman's products as AAA.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Kunming_attack https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Tiananmen_Square_attack https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tianjin_Airlines_Flight_7554 happy
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Can't wait to see Optane as RAM tests using lmdb.
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because AMD joined the competition again with its EPYC product line.
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Intel Xeon Platinum 8180 is currently sold for $10k USD each, it comes with 28 cores. For 48 cores and 12 memory channels, you can almost be assured to see a price tag of close to $20k USD. So basically when they fail to come up with some b
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statement translated: I have a similar business to sell, show me your 10 figures offer and let's talk.
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"It is easier to port a shell than a shell script." This is gold!
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I watched the following video last week and I was shocked. APPLE charges its customer up to almost $2k ($1200 for the motherboard and $780 for the screen) to repair something a small laptop repair shop did for free. What is more shocking is
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just wondering when there will be a paper submission to a top ranking conference in the area actually AI translated from the native language of its authors. or maybe it has already been done before? :)
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Ballmer yelling at people "cancer is cured!"
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expressing yourself on an online forum is vastly different from publishing that bloomberg article with those very specific accusations. also want to know who are "we" here? please stop representing other people without their expli
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> would go and dismantle company property since when taking a photo of the claimed motherboard with a foreign spy chip on it is considered as "dismantle" company property? > discredit your employer knowing that it's lik
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I'd be very careful about the term "the intelligence community", that is the "community" which told the world the WMD story in Iraq.
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you are basically assuming that your deployed version of GitLab is bug free and your hardware will be able to serve you 24/7 without downtime in the next few years.
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166w when fully loaded on a 95 TDP processor, for me, that is the textbook definition of dishonesty.
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I really like that Die Sizes from Wikichip chart. For a quad core processor, Die Size went down from almost 275mm2 (Nehalem) to 125mm2 (Kaby Lake) over the last decade, but that didn't translate to cheaper price or much better performa
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trump is going to take full credit of that and mention it many many times.
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