jonmasters

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   by jonmasters 2y ago

   Arm servers do precisely have exactly that set of standards ((U)EFI/ACPI). See Arm SystemReady. You'll notice in the blog linked above that it mentions Arm SystemReady-VE, which uses those standards.
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   by jonmasters 3y ago

   The best movie of all time
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   by jonmasters 3y ago

   But it would probably be better as a containerized microservice with 100 RPC endpoints. Just think how flexible this would be. Even better, 1000 containerized microservices with failover and autoscaling.
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   Linux Kernel Podcast Returns(kernelpodcast.org)

   3 points by jonmasters 4y ago|1 comments
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   by jonmasters 4y ago

   After a (long) hiatus, the podcast returns with periodic updates on Linux kernel development
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   Qualcomm hires industry Arm server veteran(linkedin.com)

   2 points by jonmasters 4y ago|0 comments
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   by jonmasters 9y ago

   The FOSDEM video is here: https://video.fosdem.org/2018/Janson/closing_fosdem.webm or https://video.fosdem.org/2018/Janson/closing_fosdem.mp4
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   by jonmasters 9y ago

   It's an earlier version from a Stanford session I did last week. But note that the Stanford one was a different audience, and a bit more flexible in time, so it went 2.5 hours and had fewer diagrams. The FOSDEM version was updated to f
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   by jonmasters 9y ago

   Thanks for the comments all. Here's the video of my FOSDEM 2018 keynote that matches these slides, which is now available: https://video.fosdem.org/2018/Janson/closing_fosdem.webm or https://video.