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zekrioca
7y ago
Looking from the context, it is easy to expect that all available cores will inevitably be used by newer dynamic workloads. From the context of the “640k” sentence, the same thing applied. Apply it to now, and the same effect will be notice
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zekrioca
7y ago
“640k should be enough for anyone”?
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zekrioca
7y ago
I will give you one example: 338 years of forced slavery.
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zekrioca
7y ago
No, I was indeed talking about guix.
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zekrioca
7y ago
If there is Docker/HPC/AWS support in the system through its local commands, there will be support.. Check the cluster mode setup in guix documentation ( https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/en&#x
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zekrioca
7y ago
It seems to be used mainly for generic operations (locally available in localhost). However, commands like 'sbatch' (HPC manager system) could theoretically be used to manage the infrastructure.. however, again, I dunno if there w
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The Cloud and Open Source Powder Keg
(redmonk.com)
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zekrioca
7y ago
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Neural network generated drawings of the man from Doom
(reddit.com)
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zekrioca
7y ago
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Richard Feynman on Computer Science – Talk at Bell Labs (1985)
(youtube.com)
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zekrioca
8y ago
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zekrioca
8y ago
It is not really about affecting how people care about the study of ethics, but rather making them aware of all the trade offs on each kind so they understand better the consequences of possible actions
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zekrioca
8y ago
Video seems to be broken on mobile. YouTube link: https://youtu.be/goQ-yjN7WAc
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zekrioca
8y ago
I really get annoyed by the mixture with the different definitions of stoicism. One would avoid using it in a paper if it causes confusion
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zekrioca
8y ago
It is written on the paper: > "Section 7 > Multi-Kernel and Multi-Instance OSes. > > Multi-kernel OSes like Barrelfish, Helios, Hive, and fos run a small kernel on each core or programmable device in a monolithic server, an
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zekrioca
8y ago
> But realistically, how often do you have to program high-performance computations? I suppose, unless you work in a narrow field of research and engineering that requires exactly that, not very often. And if you do, you have to use spec
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zekrioca
8y ago
It is opening for me..
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zekrioca
8y ago
Still.. No one talks about him any longer, and the Wikipedia article is so short that we cannot know what else he did after leaving Red Hat..
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The Rich People's Computer? (1999)
(technologyreview.com)
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zekrioca
8y ago
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zekrioca
8y ago
It is not only in Brazil that only academics can be responsible for lectures at universities, it is all over around the world.
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Researchers Demo Matrix Multiplication on Memristors
(top500.org)
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zekrioca
8y ago
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zekrioca
8y ago
It is funny that one can seen this "inflexibility asset" in many, many organizations, from various industries and areas. People running those really do not like changes..
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zekrioca
8y ago
that's the 1st edition, not the 2nd as linked in the title
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zekrioca
8y ago
among other things, to go to Mars
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zekrioca
8y ago
"Full-stackoverflow" engineers
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zekrioca
9y ago
Fair, but still, it does not "casts doubt on the whole rest of the post".
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zekrioca
9y ago
It does not "casts doubt on the whole rest of the post". It is a legitimate question afterall, and the same one faced nowadays with so many files being removed from websites. He questions how could one do it in a decentralized sys
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zekrioca
9y ago
His point was about scalability within centralized (logical) services , which people often confuse or understand them as a single point of failure or not scalable. But that's not true, as he pointed out there.
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MilkDrop
(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points
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zekrioca
9y ago
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zekrioca
9y ago
I think with Wine you can only save in BMP and PNG? Last time I used Wine to emulate MSPaint, these were the only two formats for saving the files.
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zekrioca
9y ago
Thanks for update. I was wondering about that too.
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zekrioca
9y ago
Is Kafka good for processing hundreads of GB size messages per second? Can also a Kafka Stream (output) be input to another Kafka stream dynamically?
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