orcadk

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by orcadk 15y ago
But only if you know to append "gpu" to the search. Just searching for 'Alenka' doesn't yield useful results (yet): http://www.google.dk/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&#38...
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by orcadk 15y ago
But we're already working on the premise that data is in the main memory, thus the bottleneck being the GPU<->memory transfer rate.
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by orcadk 15y ago
That might be, but that begs the question, why? Why do we need to compensate the artists for our own private copying, for our own use? Once we buy their work, ought it not be ours to listen to, however we want?
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by orcadk 15y ago
I agree that a public television channel may be a good idea, and I agree that BBC produces great content, just as our DR does. I also see that your license is ~145£ while ours is ~265£ - not that that makes the argumentative difference thou
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by orcadk 15y ago
Don't even joke about that. In Denmark we pay "license" to the state, to keep the public television and radio channels going. Mind you, this isn't part of the tax and it's completely optional whether you want to pay it or not. Except, if yo
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by orcadk 15y ago
It worries me slightly the way AWS adds new regions with wildly fluctuating prices. We currently serve a decent amount of traffic in the US, over CloudFront. We also have some clients in South America, currently being served by the US pops.
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by orcadk 15y ago
That's not really a fair comparison however. There's an non-negligible difference between just crunching messages, and then distributing said 6k messages/sec into a directed graph of users. Those 6k messages/sec is just the input, the outpu
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by orcadk 15y ago
As seen in the tracerts that I posted, while S3 is not on the direct subnet of EC2, it is certainly much much closer. However, without having tested it, I am rather certain that the added complexity and latency of putting an EC2 based UDP p
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by orcadk 15y ago
Totally true. However, I had to limit the scope of this post somewhere, and in this case, I focused on multithreaded upload of smaller objects, as mentioned in the first paragraph. We do have some larger object uploads, though they are a mi