hpcjoe

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by hpcjoe 10y ago
Linuxmint based on Ubuntu has been my go to since 2013. Everything I want just works. I use debian on my servers with the occasional rhel/centos for those folks who want or need that. Windows never touches bare metal around me anymore
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by hpcjoe 10y ago
Respectfully, I disagree with > The cost of housing reflects the opportunity you find in the area. The cost of housing reflects the market for housing which is driven by many factors, including local opportunity. Again, with all due resp
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by hpcjoe 10y ago
I try to help recruiters calling me from the Bay Area understand how profound a negative impact the housing prices are for my modest standard of living. I'm in the midwest, and my house current estimated sale price (if offered for sal
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by hpcjoe 10y ago
Hmmm ... I've been running Linux on laptops and desktops since 1997 (yes, really). My current laptops are 1 Mac OSX and 1 old linux machine of similar spec. My current desktop is a big honking many core, huge ram machine, with lots o
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by hpcjoe 10y ago
A fan of pfSense, I've used/deployed it a number of times to customers, and for some previous employer bits. Current version doesn't have an API, but is fine for what I do with it. I did see people hating on it here, and whi
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by hpcjoe 10y ago
I am late to the party here, but I've recently rolled perl6 into my analytics stack project: nlytiq ( https://github.com/joelandman/nyltiq-base ). Very early stages, I am trying to build an up-to-date tool chain
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by hpcjoe 10y ago
:D Hope things are well by you!
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by hpcjoe 10y ago
My Ph.D. took 9 years from start of M.S. program til defense. I was, relatively, fast at it as well. M.S. was 2 years. Ph.D. was 4 years of research, 3 years of writing. Though I spent the last 2 years of writing ABD working full time fo