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by timeu 3y ago
> What about the hostages? Legit question and there would have been negotiations happening to exchange hostages for prisoners (like it was done in the past) > What about border security? What about it? I didn't say that Isreal sh
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by timeu 3y ago
After an initial military response, take their time and specifically plan and target the terrorists who were responsible and organized the attacks on the 7.10. Yeah this will obviously take way longer and is harder than levelling Gaza but w
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by timeu 4y ago
I am 42 years old and try to focus on 2 areas: strength and aerobic performance For strength: I basically just do the "The Bridge by Barbell Medicine" ( https://liftvault.com/programs/strength/bridge-progr
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by timeu 4y ago
My father got 3 stents inserted during an angiogram. The reason was most likey that he was suffering from sleep apnea (his breathing stopped around 60 times an hour and his o2 saturation dropped to 50/60) without knowing it. In his ca
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by timeu 4y ago
As an HPC sysadmin for 3 research institutes (mostly life sciences & biology) I can't see how cloud HPC system could be any cheaper than an on-prem HPC system especially if I look at the resource efficiency (how much resources were
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by timeu 4y ago
Interestingly even software (oneDNN) that is using Intel's brand new OneAPI is running excellent one Zen 4 CPUs, often faster than on Intel's own CPUs: https://www.phoronix.com/review/amd-ryzen-7900x-7950x-lin
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by timeu 5y ago
The Next Platform has an interview with the CEO, which goes about more into detail regarding the motivations: https://www.nextplatform.com/2021/07/12/gutting-decades-of-a...
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by timeu 5y ago
Funny, when I was young my father who was a geophyisicst (now retired) took me to seismological surveys, where we hit with a hammer on a plate to generate shock waves and measure velocity (mostly for building tunnels through montains). Afte
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by timeu 6y ago
We should also not forget that some people got filthy rich with the whole GWOT.
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Researchers develop method for easy Covid-19 testing at home(metropole.at)
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by timeu 6y ago
Yeah, I can feel your pain. We deployed a fully virtualized HPC cluster on top of OpenStack and there was a fair amount of testing and playing with knobs (SRIOV, Jumbo frames, CPU pinning, etc) to get close to bare metal performance on a 10
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by timeu 7y ago
Sorry but your second point does not correct. I have relatives in Iran (all my female relatives have finished university in Iran and work). Last time I visted my cousin (this is alreay some years ago) he showed me around the company he work
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by timeu 8y ago
We are working on a project where we plan to manage our new HPC system with OpenStack. This will replace 3 legacy HPC systems that were manged with propriatory management systems. Due to shifting requirements by our customers (scientist) we
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by timeu 8y ago
I had exactly the same issue. But in my case I setup a device password that probably was in one of the PW leaks. I was listening to spotify on my phone and suddenly it switched to a different device unknown to me and played mostly latin son
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by timeu 8y ago
same experience with the difference that I do carb cycle. on workout days I eat high protein,carb and low fat and on workfree days I eat high protein, more fat and few carbs. workout without breakfest does work, although if I go to very he
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by timeu 8y ago
Some good basic suggestions that should be followed when doing softwaare engineering. But they forgot one aspect: Don't be too smart for your own sake when packaging your software. As an HPC administrator I stopped counting how many ho
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by timeu 8y ago
https://ai.googleblog.com/2018/05/duplex-ai-system-for-natur... here are some more examples
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by timeu 9y ago
Mercer's and Koch's are the oligarchs of the US thanks to Citizen United et al. Combined with 24/7 propaganda brainwashing by Fox News, defunding of public schools, the raising inequality and gerrymandering and voter supressi
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by timeu 9y ago
I can attest to that. We once had the issue that a python app running through gunicorn segfaulted with alpine while it worked fine with a centos image.
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by timeu 9y ago
As far as I can tell this only measures the impact of the Meltdown bugifx/kernel patch for Intel CPUs. Would be interesting to see the accumulated impact of the mitigation of Meltdown (KPTI) and Spectre (using Retpolines)
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by timeu 9y ago
The reporting about Aleppo was a bit ridiculous (Aleppo must have more hospitals than any other city) compared to how our Media reports about Mossul and Raqqa. Go look up the numbers of how many civilians were killed by the anti-IS Coalitio
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by timeu 9y ago
This one is also pretty nice: https://earth.nullschool.net/#2017/09/09/1200Z/wind/surface/... Especially there are many options to play around with (projections, etc)
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by timeu 9y ago
The main selling point of web components is that they are built using platform features and so they should be compatible with each other. So in theory I should be able to mix and match web-components that are built using stencil, skatejs, p
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by timeu 9y ago
Seriously? 1.) That might be populist opinion but surely is not comparable to what Hitler did. Or do you seriously claim that people like Sanders, Warren use the same rhetoric as Hitler? That's ridiculous. Hitler was blaming Jews and o
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by timeu 9y ago
Related to this: https://tech.ahrefs.com/skylake-bug-a-detective-story-ab1ad2... Also a pretty good read and recently discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14661473
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by timeu 9y ago
I am wondering how Istio is related to Openshift (the Redhat blog post didn't give that much information). Will Istio be integrated into Openshift or simply added as an application to be installed from the catalogue?
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by timeu 9y ago
We (scientific research institute) are currently operating a relatively small commercially supported Openstack (Liberty release) installation next to our HPC infrastructure and so far it works quite well. Of course, because we are using Op
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by timeu 10y ago
What you wrote about super computer vs cluster is quite right. Recently I attended a HPC meeting where we were the only DevOps of an HPC for a biological institute and most of the other people were from physics & chemistry. They usually
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by timeu 10y ago
AFAIK probably a bit of both. A majority of genetics/biology workloads are I/O bound (mapping, blast, etc) and/or require a lot of memory (i.e. de novo assembly of genome) On the other hand many of the bioinformatics softwar
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by timeu 10y ago
Great thanks for the valuable infos. We are running SLES12 and also a Suse Openstack Cloud on bare metal and only recently Suse has announced their container strategy (SLE MicroOS Distro) but we haven't had time to evaluate it yet. A

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