hpcjoe

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by hpcjoe 5y ago
Try building from the source sometime, and reflect upon your statement.
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
I have to do this with windows as well. And Mac. So, this isn't necessarily different across platforms.
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
The issue wasn't that the product misbehaved. The issue was the personalities/ethics of the people involved are grating/questionable at best. Having worked with them, I honestly question their judgements. Since one or more
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
"All your code are belong to us" ... :(
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
I've been using pfSense for many years, generally happy with it. The wireguard fiasco made sense to me when I saw some former colleagues involved (including 1 I hired at a previous gig, and one I interviewed before he joined the co).
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
Fans do wind up on heavy CPU/GPU load. The HP laptop cooler is quite a bit better than many I've had before, and the fan winds down about as quickly. I've brought this laptop to outdoor (!) karate class when we had some zoom
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
The US spy networks in China have been "rolled up"[1]. They don't exist in a usable form (if the news is to be believed). As for the "until Joe Biden" bit, er ... no. Trump was kicked out in large part due to his
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
I think this depends upon the language intrinsic support for vectors/vector operations. I would (generally) prefer to specify operations using a simpler, more concise syntax, and have the compiler map that into the hardware. The prob
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
I've got an HP Omen 2020 with 8c/16t zen2 4800, 64GB ram, 3TB nvme ssd, Nvidia 1660Ti and AMD Renior graphics. I could have opted for 128GB but I usually don't run enough on the machine to tax even the 64G. Display isn'
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
I had a similar discussion with a young colleague considering grad school recently. My two cents is now, with nearly 25 years post Ph.D. under my belt, that it is a union card for some jobs, and irrelevant for others. The degrees don&#x27
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
From my perspective, this is sadly, the likely explanation. The media and opposition party was so worked up, that anything at all that came from Trump or his admin, was simply wrong, a lie, etc. That, in part, was why no one took this thin
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
A non-scientific thing I've been doing for the last few months at the day job, with Julia. 1) querying a time series database of systems metrics at scale for (large) fleets. This is being done via a JSON API. Directly in Julia. 2) Cr
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
Yup. Had a similar experience with a BigCo and an investment. Part of the terms they were insisting on was an irrevocable global license to use our tech, name, trademarks, etc. for them and their partners. Our lawyers said they were tr
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
I've lived situation. Large co bought one of our systems, as their internally built systems weren't up to the task. We sold it at effectively break even. This was in part due to my business partner's view that we could tur
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
Just this past week, git lfs was throwing smudge errors for me. Not really sure what the issue was, I followed the recommendations to disable, pull, and re-enable. And got them again. So I disabled. And left it disabled. Not a solution.
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
(looks at all his directories which are written as phrases and ...) [raises hand] This type of savage?
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Experian's security bypassed as hackers unfreeze accounts(foxbusiness.com)
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
Yes, it did used to be the point. Content of character.
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
This. 1000x. If you've never experience a spittle-inflected rant disrupting a meeting, because some individual felt it their duty and privilege to engage with everyone on their particular viewpoint ... you simply don't know how d
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
The changes do enforce a stratification in the organization, This may have been the intent in part. Another thought I had was that they wanted to slim the company down. In that case, you look at what you want to keep and what you want to
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
I left one company without such an incentive. The relationship between management and me had become toxic, and I needed to get out for my own sanity. After leaving, I did get the bonus I was previously due, which wound up being about 1.5
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
Apologies if I wasn't clear. Russian genetics took decades to recover.
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
> But that doesn't mean there is some vast conspiracy, or even wide spread collusion, as you seem to be implying. Not even close to what I was saying. And yes, the "media" as in the NBC variants, CNN, CBS, ABC, NPR, etc. s
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
Thinking back to who recommended people ignore the presidents concerns[2] at the time and go mingle in public[1]. I know it doesn't jive with the narrative. Neither of these two could be even remotely construed to be "right wing&
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
When people scoff at the source, like when people sniff "but that's on faux news", the report is unlikely to be accepted at face value. This is a major problem, in that real information surfaces on both "political sides
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
Yeah ... I hear otherwise intelligent friends (folks with PhDs, MDs, etc.) effectively parroting crap you would hear on their favorite news channel. You can tell what they watch by listening to what they say. I think the "smarter&quot
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
I don't see anyone talking about taking that emmy back. Or canceling him. He has like 7 credible assault victims accusing him. And the "media" protects him. Riddle me that. His ass should have been out on the sidewalk a l
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
> The media landscape is beyond broken in this country. It has been for a while. Most of the major "news" media organizations are anything but news. That people actually believe what they hear, and then act upon this ... of
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
The echos that we see today of similar class warfare, of similar narratives supplanting real science, and replacing it with activism ... This is the direction we are heading toward. As the joke goes, history doesn't repeat itself. It
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by hpcjoe 5y ago
We had taken the discounts into account (we had qualified for them). The $0 egress was not a thing when we did our analysis. And we were moving 10's of PB/month. BW costs were running into sizable fractions of millions of dolla

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