shaklee3

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by shaklee3 5y ago
I'm not sure you were reading this thread. obviously anything can be written without shared memory, but they will be much, much slower, and using a GPU becomes less appealing. the entire purpose of the article and project is that it&#x
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by shaklee3 5y ago
we are talking about shared memory
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by shaklee3 5y ago
I'm talking about realistic kernels, which aren't that simple. sure, we can also say that multiplying two arrays doesn't need it. but everything from gemm to FFT does.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
shared memory and L1 are the same on modern GPUs, but shared memory gives you control of what goes on there. I agree with dragontamer that it's absolutely essentially to have atomics and shared.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
fwiw, and I think you know this, shared memory does not have to by preallocated. dynamic shared memory allows you to allocate at kernel launch time.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Alec Baldwin was practice shooting at someone who wasn't even an actress. why? why even aim at anyone at that point? he's as much to blame as anyone else.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
it already does with buffered tables
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Do you have sources other than quoting yourself on HN? I'd like to read them
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Chproxy is designed to handle this https://github.com/Vertamedia/chproxy
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Are you really comparing a refurbished laptop to a new one so you can find a price that matches?
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by shaklee3 5y ago
I've worked at many tech companies and apple are by far the minority. And that's a biased sample size of really the largest market they have.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Again, there is a huge memory bandwidth bottleneck. It's ddr versus gddr and hbm. It's not even close. The m1 will be slower.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Terrible, terrible take. GPU ram is about 10x faster than ddr in practical usage, so your worloads can finish and a new batch can be transferred over pcie faster than the apple would finish the first pass.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
That's literally any mvno. Try mint mobile for one far cheaper than fi.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
> get my wife the latest and greatest every two years, and I forget about it. If she had an Android anything, I'd be spending at least an hour per week on tech support. That's... An odd thing to say. I'm not sure what you&
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by shaklee3 5y ago
We used clickhouse on about 80TB in a raid10 setup. It was extremely fast
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by shaklee3 5y ago
5 clusters of around 100 nodes each on average
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by shaklee3 5y ago
etcd
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by shaklee3 5y ago
At some point you need to take a few minutes to learn new technologies in a tech career. Kubernetes is just not that hard if you spend a little time understanding it. You don't need a service mesh. Calico is very simple, or you can use
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Adding the networking layer is a good thing since it's centrally managed
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Kubernetes has been a single binary with hyperkube for over 5 years. This argument is really tiring.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
I also maintained several kubernetes clusters and never found it very difficult. We never had any major outages, and the only downtime was trying new features.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Staying power has nothing to do with what the article is saying. Casinos also have staying power, but they're 100% gambling.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
This is addressed in the article. As is gold, but it doesn't seem like people read it.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
It's not though. Recent studies show long covid drops off about 4 months and goes away completely after 6. Only a tiny fraction of a percent see anything beyond that.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
You don't believe those sites are making a ton of money on ads? My whole family is anti vaxxers, I've seen the websites and the YouTube channels. All of these places are making tons of money off providing bad takes on statistics.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
That's an extremely poor comparison on something that spreads from years of social ties to one second from a cough.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
The places you read to get the anti-vax data are being paid handsomely in ads.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Exactly! Thanks for proving the point. It was a collective effort of people/companies pushing a good programming language rather than a single company (Oracle) doing it. Not to mention that they license it in certain cases.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
The sarcasm didn't make sense. The conference was started way, way later, by community organizers from all companies. This completely disproves that it was a major money push from one company.

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