fluxty

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   by fluxty 8y ago

   This is pretty cool. As a runner, I try to stay indoors when the weather is bad, but I also wonder if there are highly local pollution patterns related to traffic. Ideally, you could identify something like that with a tool like this.
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   by fluxty 8y ago

   It is kind of interesting, given that Princeton's not really at the top in AI (but it would be difficult to be, because they're so tiny--departments like Berkeley have a huge number of AI faculty). But, at the same time, Google al
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   by fluxty 8y ago

   Clifford Stoll, I suppose, had a certain amount of skepticism, seeing as he was the person to help track down and prosecute the first recorded case of computer hacking. A large part of the Cuckoo's Egg was about how there simply weren
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   by fluxty 8y ago

   I used to be into this stuff in college--we were obsessed with the idea of generating very large or else very large numbers of odd numbers, such as weird numbers or untouchable numbers. I was into HPC and writing programs that run on clust
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   by fluxty 8y ago

   Nice. That's some response time.
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   by fluxty 8y ago

   I wonder what topology this has--it definitely seems reminiscent of older supercomputers like the famous Thinking Machines CM-5, which used a hypercube.
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   by fluxty 8y ago

   Had to read your answer twice... "High latency???" But I see you consider 1-2us high latency. :P It is an interesting question what people who don't have access to a supercomputer, but would like to learn and optimize for HP