kincl

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by kincl 14d ago
Is this their version of https://tailscale.com/tailcat ? I can't tell if you need to auth edit: yeah, it says no account creation, neat!
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by kincl 9mo ago
The country code GB in some of the tables should show the source economy being Great Britain right? Am I misunderstanding the table?
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by kincl 11mo ago
Having done just a small to moderate amount of automation in CI/CD pipelines around GPG tools I know this pain. Back then I was waiting for https://sequoia-pgp.org/ which recently (Dec 2024) released its v1.0 of the sq
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by kincl 1y ago
The Asciinema clients have now gone from Python to Golang back to Python now to Rust https://docs.asciinema.org/history/ https://blog.asciinema.org/post/and-now-for-something-comple...
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by kincl 2y ago
On this note I would check out the Universal Blue project[1] which uses a combination of technologies to implement an immutable OS desktop environment. [1] https://universal-blue.org/
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by kincl 2y ago
Relevant awesome list on tunneling: https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling
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by kincl 4y ago
If one of the main advantages is being able to suspend to disk why not just implement CRIU (Checkpoint/Restore In Userspace) in Kubernetes?
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by kincl 4y ago
Great thread! I noticed a bunch of the comments are from Sandia/LLNL/LANL all of which are mostly focused on the National Nuclear Security Administration side of the Department of Energy which is focused on the various aspects of
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by kincl 4y ago
I just realized that OpenBSD unbound was likely named as a counter to ISC BIND. Similar to Sun Java and the Eclipse Foundation.
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by kincl 4y ago
Yeah I couldn’t access it either, Wayback archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20220403200715/https://9p.io/sys...
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First Look at Oak Ridge’s “Frontier” Exascaler(nextplatform.com)
3 points by kincl 5y ago|0 comments
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by kincl 5y ago
I think KubeVirt fits better in an environment that is already running Kubernetes. We have found it useful for running some of our heavyweight CI jobs that have virtualization requirements because we can manage the VMs in the same way that
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by kincl 7y ago
Yep, actually all of our user projects are unclassified at the OLCF.
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by kincl 7y ago
The call for proposals for INCITE (one of the programs we provide cycles for) is open for 2020 but this would be for Summit not Frontier this time around :) http://www.doeleadershipcomputing.org/proposal/call-for-prop..
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by kincl 7y ago
Yep, we have battery-backed generators for UPS and a transfer switch at the 480-V feed that comes into the room but it is not enough to power the compute nodes. The UPS allows cluster management nodes and the parallel filesystem (which is a
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by kincl 7y ago
GPUs help considerably here, taking a look at previous ORNL machines: Jaguar | 2.3 PF XT5 (CPU-only) | 7 MW for HPL Titan | 27 PF XK7 (1:1 CPU to GPU) | 8.2 MW Summit | 186 PF (2:6 CPU to GPU | 8.8 MW Overall, substanti
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by kincl 7y ago
As has been noted in other comments, we do not have a power station at ORNL. We buy power from TVA at about 5.5 cents per kW hour which in part is because of the locality of the lab to TVA power plants. TVA recently completed a 210 MW subst