jcbeard
Re:Show HN: C++ Multi-channel/-process/-thread, allocation & communica...
on Friday August 06, 2021 @06:22PM (#28093452)
Couldn't find too many simple alternatives, so, wrote my own while on vacation for fun. Hopefully it's useful as open source, will fix-up CI over weekend and add a lock-free (not atomic free) allocator while I'm at it.
ML-Based Fingerprinting of Network Traffic Using Programmable Forwarding [pdf]
The Surprising Limitations of C++ Ranges Beyond Trivial Cases
Doe on Collision Course with End of Moore’s Law
George Orwell's Advice on How to Tweet Effectively
Taming the Killer Microsecond [pdf]
A rumble in Amazon's jungle: AWS now rents out homegrown 64-bit Arm servers
FUJITSU’S A64FX ARM CHIP WAVES THE HPC BANNER HIGH
US Regains TOP500 Crown with Summit Supercomputer, Sierra Grabs #3 Spot
Running on Water: The Hydraulic System That Tapped the Thames to Power London
SK Hynix rewards 'failed research ideas'
Remembering Joan of Arc, the Original Nasty Woman
ARM Benchmarks Show HPC Ripe for Processor Shakeup
Ingrasys Announces Production Systems Based on Cavium's ThunderX2 Processor
Cray Adds ARM Option to XC50 Supercomputer
Cray ARMs Highest End Supercomputer with ThunderX2
Re:Virtual Memory Tricks
on Tuesday November 07, 2017 @09:00AM (#15643373)
yes...yes they would.
How the Largest Tech Deal in History Might Affect Systems
New Intel Core Combines High-Performance CPU WithAMD Graphics and HBM2
A brief history of virtual memory
Inside Russia’s propaganda machine
The Overcommitted Organization
Preserving the Virtual Memory Abstraction
Blockchains Considered Harmful: Is Brute-Force Processing Replacing Good Design?
Hybrid Fortran Pulls Legacy Codes into Acceleration Era
Re:Can Vector Supercomputing Be Revived?
on Friday October 27, 2017 @09:28PM (#15573504)
Depends. Right now they're in two different spaces. One still hanging on to graphics/gaming, the other coming from dense compute space. We'll see how long it takes them to converge.
Re:Can Vector Supercomputing Be Revived?
on Friday October 27, 2017 @08:07AM (#15567569)
Better programmable gather/scatter (like described here: https://www.nextplatform.com/2017/09/14/shedding-light-dark-...) can definitely open up a wider range of applications to vectorization.