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termie
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Comment #45704986
I've been working on a micro Linux distro for a couple of months now. User mode is just a single static binary (and a few files to support confidential microVM containers). The ini…
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Comment #32946305
Compare the size of the new air-cooled 40XX cards and the iChill 4090, which is tiny by comparison. The simple answer is just to use liquid cooling if you have a card using 400w. T…
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Comment #26446465
perf https://perf.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Tutorial#Counting_wit...
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Comment #24492744
Rust is also discussed at 35:00 into the presentation, noting the lack of a spec, higher memory util, and no commmercial vendor.
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Comment #23080528
run a perf trace on both and see what jumps out
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Comment #21282943
ProxyJump was added in OpenSSH 7.3 so systems from a few years ago might not support it. It does the same thing as ProxyCommand with -W %h:%p but you can’t set custom options for t…
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Comment #20956628
Yes, the kernel will map virtual to physical however it sees fit, no guarantees there (at least not in user-space via glibc). Realloc will always return a virtually contiguous slic…
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Comment #20955906
You can use realloc. It will try to use the existing contiguous span of memory, but if it cannot, it will malloc a new span and copy the previous bytes in and return a pointer to i…
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Comment #20934782
Someone has to make a business case to get the chargers on the street. There are questions like who owns the sidewalk, how to route sufficient power there, capital outlay for diggi…
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Comment #20910798
The throughput is amazing. The screenshot shows 28,375 MB/s — the capital B typically indicates Bytes whereas a lowercase b indicates bits, so your Gb/s translation is a little con…
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Comment #19585927
The upcoming MKTME support in future Intel processors will hopefully make this problem simpler to solve.
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Comment #19199188
It is possible to sell (or buy) reserved instances in a secondary market: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ri-marke...
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Comment #18912104
This is from mid 2017. "First notified Tesla on 31/08/2017 .. Tesla vehicles produced from June onwards use a new key fob". Not sure if the new fob is significantly better as the p…
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Comment #18806894
..by the Republican majority House of Representatives. It can be roughly equated to being charged with a crime. The Senate held a trial and voted for acquittal and therefore no act…
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Comment #18693151
This is promising, but for dedicated high-performance I/O I am much more interested in how the SPDK is progressing. Avoiding syscalls is great, but without any benchmarks I wonder …
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Comment #18414341
Curious as to which 10Gb Ethernet controller is being used, no mention in the teardown. Anyone know?
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Comment #18120538
That would seem to depend on the leadership. You might get the leader’s former job.
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Comment #17964373
Perhaps the solid cells could be warmed up via some cheap coils powered by some bootstrapping liquid cells?
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Comment #17848622
Try more parenthesis or perlmonks.com
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Comment #16982171
Curious to know if they block Google’s DNS servers as well. That 1.x space was a RIPE research segment, so it’s possible that some internal AT&T group was using it with the assumpt…
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