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by jcbeard 10y ago
Agreed. If having deadlocks, then there's likely a cyclic dependency the programmer/author didn't consider. This happens a lot in streaming/data-flow code. Worse, something in the queue that's wonky. Seems to happen
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by jcbeard 10y ago
Thanks! Totally agree, but, too late once I already published papers with RaftLib...and own the domain. Give it a few years and hopefully it'll be disambiguated. In a few months we'll roll out the distributed compute support, befo
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Show HN: RaftLib – Easy, productive parallel programming in C++(raftlib.io)
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Cavium Releases (ARM based) ThunderX2 54 cores x 2.8GHz(insidehpc.com)
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by jcbeard 10y ago
You can always buy an Amazon Fire TV and root it (A72/A53 combo - https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/devices/fire-t... )....Qualcomm has an 810 dev board you can hack on( https://dev
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by jcbeard 10y ago
Ok. For one, we really still don't know a lot about the brain. Secondly, well...as far as I can tell, the brain is like an computer that adds more and more traces as it goes. The logic is the circuit, no real analogue to software. The
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by jcbeard 10y ago
I have a few problems with this article: >structure leads to complex code that eventually brings down the most desired characteristic of a source code: easiness of understanding. If done well, the structure of things like variadic templa
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by jcbeard 10y ago
A long time ago (around 2006) I started using Komodo. I started off with the "Edit" version and quickly upgraded to the full IDE. I loved it. As someone else mentioned, there's nothing better really for remote dev work. The e
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Chameleon: Why Computer Scientists Need a Cloud of Their Own(hpcwire.com)
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by jcbeard 10y ago
But why not...it could be.
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Apple officially killed one of Steve Jobs' favorite projects(businessinsider.com)
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Designing Interfaces in Materials with Supercomputers(insidehpc.com)
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First Steps in the Program Model for Persistent Memory(nextplatform.com)
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Report: US at Risk of Falling Behind in Supercomputing(insidehpc.com)
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C++ Template Functions Based on Type Size Substitution Failure(jonathanbeard.io)
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AMD Posts Secure Memory Encryption for the Linux Kernel (SME)(phoronix.com)
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If You Care About the Earth, Vote for the Least Religious Presidential Candidate(motherboard.vice.com)
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by jcbeard 10y ago
tldr should have been up front: "before you rewrite an algorithm from your favorite high-level language to C, check whether the problem really is in the language or not" In other words, concentrate on algorithm, good code, and lea
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by jcbeard 10y ago
It's been known for many years that one gene, once edited, can produce many different variations of the same protein. Cool info piece though if not familiar with genetics.
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Emphasis on Data Wrangling Brings Materials Science Up to Speed(nextplatform.com)
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Concept Data Tower Scrapes the Sky for Efficiency(nextplatform.com)
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Why You Should Give a Damn About Supercomputers(nextplatform.com)
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U.S. efforts to build next-gen supercomputer take shape(pcworld.com)
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Flex and Bison in C++: a short parser generator example
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by jcbeard 11y ago
sadly, only one person realized it was for April fools....perhaps next time.
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The Superiority of Alternative Operators(medium.com)
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Apple Confirms iOS 9.3 Causes iPad, iPhone Problems(forbes.com)
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by jcbeard 11y ago
Awesome. Glad somebody actually downloaded. Any thoughts/contributions/criticism on RaftLib are welcome! As with any project going from thesis research toy to something people can actually use is a journey/experience (especia
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by jcbeard 11y ago
A single person can provide vision. A really good leader, gets his followers to want to follow them. If they leave, and nobody steps up to really lead...or if that leaders vision really isn't accepted then the organization is pretty mu
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by jcbeard 11y ago
Seems this is a lesson we must learn over and over and over. Companies almost need to build a "culture" of good posture, balance between sitting/standing/walking.

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