shaklee3

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by shaklee3 2y ago
This is exactly what the Fitbit Ace LTE does. So far it's been great since my daughter has no desire to ask anything else on it besides increase physical activity to get prizes
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by shaklee3 2y ago
Like the giving tree. That one hits deep
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by shaklee3 2y ago
Most data center GPUs do not have game rendering hardware in them.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
I can't tell if you are being facetious, but that's not how spikes work. Just like Mastodon and threads, it's a temporary spike and will go back to its normal growth in less than a week. I had several people I follow on Twitt
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by shaklee3 2y ago
I'm not sure what you are getting at. Each carrier would have to make a deal with SpaceX. Doesn't matter if they share the same tower. If SpaceX is interfering with their frequency band, they are going to file a complaint with the
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by shaklee3 2y ago
Right, but carriers without deals (att) won't
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by shaklee3 2y ago
They are, but that doesn't mean people have to use them that way. They will get use all over and not just in rural areas
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by shaklee3 2y ago
That's not how satellites work. The beam is far larger than a cell tower, so they're absolutely going to be transmitting where there are towers.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
See my comment above. It's definitely doable and very fast.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
Yes. See this paper: http://cs.txstate.edu/~mb92/papers/asplos18.pdf And things have improved a lot since then.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
The bottom of the screen says exactly what you're connected to, so I'm not sure what they're referring to.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
Thanks for the interest. I will post it publicly soon, but right now it's on my private github. Basically it's a small python app running on a raspberry pi with 2 USB QR scanners. It uses sqlite with a database of QR codes assigne
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by shaklee3 2y ago
My kids' elementary school has a running club that I manage. In past years they pay a subscription to a company that's quite expensive to track laps. I decided to implement some software that's better and runs on an rpi. It&#
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by shaklee3 2y ago
You may need to modify the jiffy frequency
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by shaklee3 2y ago
I don't get your point. There are many other companies using the name chili crunch. He was not the first. But he tried to trademark it to stop all the others.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
He also tried to sue all the other small businesses using the chili crunch name. I stopped buying his after that.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
This is GPUDirect. GPUDirect is the technology that enables any third-party device to talk to a GPU (like a NIC). > but probably pretty awful over the Internet. In the DC though it will be beaten by real GPUDirect on RDMA naturally It&#x
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by shaklee3 2y ago
Again, you can do what I said. You may be using different terminology, but you can do GPUdirect in dpdk without rdma
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by shaklee3 2y ago
You can do GPUdirect over the Internet without RDMA though.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
The amount of work you'd have to do to correct a stolen identity is far less than the amount of work to log in to 10 accounts periodically,dump the data, format it, import it, and fix any issues
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by shaklee3 2y ago
This is a huge waste of time and not worth it. The amount of hours you spend fixing errors manually vs the small risk your info gets out I don't think is worth it.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
I'd be curious to see how you can do it. Try launching an fft of any size and batches and see if you can hit 100%
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by shaklee3 2y ago
I don't mean a single fft. I mean the fft algorithms are inherently not going to use the GPU at 100% utilization by any metric.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
This is not true. Lots of algorithms simply can't use 100% of the GPU even though they're written as optimal as possible. FFT is one.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
Tabasco, tapatio, and Cholula are very common in Mexican restaurants in CA
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by shaklee3 2y ago
A 20k GPU will be passively cooled and you'll need a real server for that. Even the old MI210 another poster sent is passive.
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by shaklee3 2y ago
RoCE does not encapsulate infiniband
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by shaklee3 2y ago
If you use ucx it does all that automatically without you choosing.
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How a VCR Works(youtube.com)
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by shaklee3 2y ago
Correct. I was just pointing out to OP that moving processes is not worthwhile and isolation is how you'd do it

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