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fool

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    Comment #5698234

    I bought one of Apple's first webservers, which used A/UX. It wasn't a really great Unix compared to some others available at the time.

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    Comment #5292050

    Mirror: http://www.isc.org.nyud.net/wordpress/programming-languages-...

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    Comment #4929963

    Suspicion confirmed: "KGPU is a project of the Flux Research Group at the University of Utah. It is supported by NVIDIA through a graduate fellowship awarded to Weibin Sun." http:/…

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    Comment #4929954

    The GPU code seems to be relatively isolated to memory operations in gpuops.cu. Not altogether sure but a quick review suggests such mapping is supported by OpenCL. So one could re…

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    Comment #3670272

    What I'd really like to see is some sort of "diffusion" system to let me know which link aggregation site found a URL first.

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    Comment #3469815

    I wonder if MSFT is subsidizing the cost? Either way it seems that market economics has now dictated that server operating systems are free as in beer.

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    Comment #3214665

    You're right, I was mistaken! I also found some more detail from this more technical explanation: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5072/nvidias-tegra-3-launched-...

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    Comment #3214646

    Quad Core and a GPU is a bit more accurate, but still an interesting system. I wonder when development boards will go on sale.

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    Comment #1077328

    "Too big of an image!" just bugs me stylistically. Maybe: "The dimensions input are too large!"

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    Comment #178288

    Academia, of course, gives you entirely different salaries. For an Assistant Prof. job at a good university you are looking at ~65,000 +/- 10k depending on location. This of course…