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by morphle 7y ago
All you see is 8 server racks with colored network cables, switches and power supplies. The TPU ASICs themselves make up just a tiny part of this datacenter, you also have the printed circuit boards, cooling fins, 8x48 metal boxes, power a
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by morphle 7y ago
Particle systems [1]. AR. VR [2][3][4][5]. Image processing, neural nets. But not in programming languages like C, Java or Linux. Only in massively parallel message passing languages[4]. I suggest a Smalltalk message passing scalable cluste
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by morphle 7y ago
See my other posts on this page. You want FPGA's with cheap SERDES links that support PCIe Gen 2 at 5 Ghz. The best fit is Lattice ECP5-5G but that's $5 per link. The MPF300 is $10 per 12,5 Gbps link on the discounted developmentb
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by morphle 7y ago
Both. The FPGA can interconnect the 16 RPi4s at 40 Gbps and also interconnect the 16 1G Ethernet at 16 Gbps, even interconnect the 16 HDMI, MPI and GPIO, depending on the FPGA. The FPGA can add 256 GB DDR3 and lots of other IO's like S
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by morphle 7y ago
I suggest the RoarVM message passing Smalltalk Virtual Machine [1][2]. Erlang/OTP with actors would be my second choice. [1]Ungar, D., & Adams, S. S. (2009). Hosting an object heap on manycore hardware. https://sci-hub.t
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by morphle 7y ago
I suggest using the 16 x 12,5 Gbps serdes links of the MPF300 Polarfire FPGA ($159 if you desolder one from a development board) at 5 Gbps speeds to interconnect 16 RPi4. You have 64 ARM cores and 300 softcores on the FPGA with 264 Gbps th
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by morphle 7y ago
What is harder to locate in the articles, science papers and video is what precise bacterium or bacteria makes the Solein?
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by morphle 7y ago
I would say its at least 3800 million years old https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/blu... https://www.sciencealert.com/the-earliest-signs-of-life-on-l...
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by morphle 7y ago
Original paper and the other papers by the authors (leading up to the resulting startup) [1] https://sci-hub.tw/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2018.07.089# [2] https://scholar.google.nl/citations?hl=en&user=6t
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by morphle 7y ago
It has: 1 Gbit Ethernet over RGMII 4 Gbit PCIe Gen 2 shared by 2 USB 3.0 (so 1x 4 gbps max or 2 x 2 Gbps shared) Total: 5 Gbits, no margin to spare
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by morphle 7y ago
I'd say that Broadcom is the mayor investor here.
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by morphle 7y ago
at 2-4 Gbps maximum because of shared bandwidth, slower than a single USB 3.0
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by morphle 7y ago
How are you a non-profit if you pay a salary to you employees and allow your suppliers to make a profit?. They act as a 'low profit' company, but they do make profits.
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by morphle 7y ago
not these USB 3.0 ports. Connected with shared 4 Gbps, they only run at 4/5th, 1/2 or less of the full 5 Gbps speed.
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by morphle 7y ago
Only maximum 4 Gbps shared by 1G ethernet, PCIe 2 and 2x USB 3.0? Thats even less speed than 2 harddisks.
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by morphle 7y ago
You buy a new board every year for $113 to extend the license. My point remains, its by far the most powerful FPGA for $113 and good for beginners. Just a happy user, not affiliated with Microchip/Microsemi
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by morphle 7y ago
Examples RiscV softcore, ADC, wifi, 12,5 Gbps Serdes(!), tic tac to, console echo. https://github.com/Future-Electronics-Design-Center/Avalanch... https://github.com/RISCV-on-Microsemi-FPGA/PolarFi
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by morphle 7y ago
Much, much larger and better $113 FPGA development board with free 1 year license: https://www.microsemi.com/existing-parts/parts/139680 You never pay the $159 list price. Besides, the FPGA alone would cost you &
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Intel Acuires Barefoot Networks(zdnet.com)
4 points by morphle 7y ago|0 comments
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by morphle 8y ago
Alan Kay lectures 2005-2015 [1] Butler Lampson "Hints for Computer System Design" [1] http://tinlizzie.org/IA/index.php/Talks_by_Alan_Kay
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by morphle 8y ago
I would suggest https://www.tribler.org/IPv8/ has most features you need.
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by morphle 8y ago
You can find my email in my profile. Which exact process you want me to elaborate on? I can gather some papers to read more on this. https://scholar.google.nl/scholar?q=siliconsqueak Our corporate landing page is a mess th
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by morphle 8y ago
A low cost HPC number cruncher implies you seek the highest performance at its lowest price. The energy used over its lifetime will be the main factor. The capital cost of the processor will probably be less important than the price for the
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Dutch IRS and DigiD Under DDOS Attack(nos.nl)
4 points by morphle 9y ago|1 comments
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by morphle 9y ago
It can work if you can rely on the team members. How can we contact you?
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by morphle 9y ago
Alan Kay gave a talk at Qualcomm in San Diego, on October 30, 2013. "Is it really complex or did we just make it complicated?" https://vimeo.com/82301919
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by morphle 9y ago
Scalability of Collaborative Environments https://sci-hub.ac/10.1109/C5.2006.32#
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by morphle 9y ago
There are tremendous opportunities in renewable generation from a programming/hardware hacker perspective. Turbine and solar controllers and software, for example. We build a completely overlooked set of software and hardware devices t
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by morphle 9y ago
We are (playing the Wayne Gretzky game of invention).
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by morphle 10y ago
We had a similar case in the Netherlands with Starbucks. The European Commission has the argument that if a company has a treaty with a countries tax office that results in them paying less tax than other companies without such a treaty wou

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