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by morphle 1y ago
A bit unscientific that they don't cite the original Intelligent RAM (IRAM) sources from 1997: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=iram...
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by morphle 1y ago
I have one in pristine condition for sale (in Europe, willing to ship worldwide).
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by morphle 2y ago
We usually ask around on the NANOG mailing list. Someone on that list usually already knows the contact method or a person at an ISP, datacenter or hyperscaler. https://nanog.org/resources/nanog-mailing-lists/
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by morphle 2y ago
>tons of little (but not tiny) bubbles >Such a lovely florescent lime green Quite probably oxygen from the plants and not methane bubbles. >small tributary at a local park Quite probably where I was a boy scout and had my first kis
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by morphle 2y ago
Erwtensoep is called pea soup in English. Actually this canal used to be a stinking city sewer and was less murky green than fecal brown for most of its 2000 year existence. The fish came back when the sewage was removed in the last 35 year
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by morphle 2y ago
"It is the destiny of computers to become interactive intellectual amplifiers for all people pervasively networked worldwide." JCR Licklider initially called it the intergalactic network, now know as the internet. >We can
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by morphle 2y ago
Depending on the smell of the day the fish will hover (hang around, linger, float?) in the frame.
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by morphle 2y ago
I was born and grew up in sight of this lock where the fish doorbell is, 61 years ago. I never knew we had this many fish swimming by until this camera perplexed me. My boat was moored 30 meters away. My ISP offices where a little further u
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by morphle 2y ago
I shipped 5 applications on an 800 Inmos Transputer supercomputer. Sold my parallel C compilers, macro Assembler. Also an OS, Macintosh Nubus interface card, Transputer graphics cards, a full paper copier and laserprinter. I know of dozens
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by morphle 2y ago
Not true. "just fix the page tables" took me 4 hours. And only 15 minutes with the Linux kernel on Apple Silicon.
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by morphle 2y ago
Oh yes I programmed all the Amiga models, mostly in assembly level. I reprogrammed the ROMs. I also published a magazine on all the Commodore computers internals and build lots of hardware for these machines. We had the parallel Inmos Trans
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by morphle 2y ago
If you fix the pages tables (partial tutorial online) you can have continuous unified address space on Apple Silicon.
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by morphle 2y ago
I haven't yet read the full blog post but so far my response is you can have this good parallel computer. See my previous HN comments the past months on building an M4 Mac mini supercomputer. For example reverse engineering the Apple M
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by morphle 2y ago
Yes. Some need to be ported from 32 bit to 64 bit. I have most of it in working condition or recompiled.
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by morphle 2y ago
Why not collaborate, it will help you avoid reinventing some wheels. For example make a 3D version of the 2.5D graphics Nile/Gezira. You could do it in less than 500 lines of code and within 3 months. Other system software could be a n
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by morphle 2y ago
It is exciting. The life's work of a dozen people. Imagine proving the entire IT business field, Silicon Valley and computer science wrong: you can write a complete operating system and all the functionality of the mayor apps (word pro
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by morphle 2y ago
Lots of later follow-up research has been published. I am proposing to fund a secure parallel operating system, GUI, applications and hardware from scratch in 20 KLOC for the European Community to gain computational independence from the US
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by morphle 2y ago
It is a html link and a subdomain name that is the same as a protocol. Here pdf link: https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/263698.263754
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by morphle 2y ago
Squeak[1], Cuis. Metacircular Smalltalk VM[2] written in itself. We sometimes call it SqueakNOS for 'Squeak no operating system needed'. [1] https://ftp.squeak.org/docs/OOPSLA.Squeak.html [2] https:/&#x
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by morphle 2y ago
A little bit more of the oval office exchange but still not the fully integral recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEOv4x_FIsc
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by morphle 2y ago
The fiber is to (1) prevent jamming the radio control of the motors and ammunition by an operator and (2) receive a higher resolution higher frame per second multiple camera stream and (3) to ensure the operator can't be traced and tar
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by morphle 2y ago
This is correct. Proof of this can be found in 37 places on government websites (I actually checked, took me three hours). If you add these up its obvious that the EU spent a lot more that the USA. If you consider what EU countries pay besi
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by morphle 2y ago
Before you debate (what was said in) this meeting I think you should look at the full recording first. I saw edited versons where the meaning of the 'spat' was changed by leaving out the context. This Dutch NOS news version [1] is
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by morphle 2y ago
unraveling a stationairy ground based spool first tangles quickly if you lift two loops instead of one. Even if you had a dispencer hole you still snag loops under the dispenser that might get knots and snag the drone. Second, you would now
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by morphle 2y ago
You won't get any reliable numbers during wartime. I heard Ukrainian government recently mention they ordered a million. Hundreds of small companies (around 10 employees each) in Ukraine are making and assembling drone's right now
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by morphle 2y ago
You might be right, I did the math too quickly and can't fix the posting. As they say about this 'back of the envelope' type calculations will only you get 'ball park' estimates. The $450 million is also an estimate
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by morphle 2y ago
Without reading the article, I always quickly estimate what a DRAM based in-memory database would cost. You build a mesh network of FPGA PCBs with 12 x 12.5 Gbps links interconnecting them. Each $100 FPGA has 25 GB/s DDR3 or DDR2 contr
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by morphle 2y ago
>Are you referring to comments you made? Yes. Several pages of comments about M4 clusters, wafer scale integrations and a few about DeepSeek. https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=morphle (a few pages- press more). ht
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by morphle 2y ago
>What is your process to turn Mac minis into a cluster 1) Apply science. Benchmark everyting until you understand if its memory bound, i/o bound or compute bound [1]. 2) Rewrite software from scratch in a parallel form with message
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by morphle 2y ago
>They just want to see “Running Model X with quantization Y I get Z tokens per second”. Influencers on Youtube will give them that [1] but its meaningless. If a benchmark is not part of an in-depth comparison than it doesn't mean an

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