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    Comment #49254016

    Really curious about people's workflows with these agentic-but-not-for-coding workflows. Are there some interesting people to follow there or just good testbeds/environments to get…

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    Comment #49250115

    I have a reproducible way to have a pwrite syscall on a specific SSD on a specific machine take 15+ seconds and completely block any syscall related to that SSD by any other thread…

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    Comment #49236416

    I half-wished I'd get Cunningham's law-ed here. I read a bit more and there seems to be some support for tcp and udp offload, https://netdevconf.info/0x17/sessions/talk/tcp-offload…

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    Comment #49231198

    Especially if it can be run as a read-only replica.

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    Comment #49230408

    I think access to offload engines is a big part of the appeal of dpdk still, especially for me all the GPUdirect nvidia-only packet steerer. I need to check about the af_xdp ecosys…

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    Comment #49168968

    I thought MI350P wasn't available yet, curious where to source it right now.

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    Comment #49166035

    I think the "Jim Keller" story around Zen is a bet on modularity, core-complexes, then chiplets. Smaller, less monolithic designs and a clean re-design of the x86 cores for compaci…

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    Comment #49139351

    Don't see how it could be cheaper with HBM than the RTX 6000 Blackwell Server Pro but in these times of relative shortage any additionnal supply should be slurped ? I was remarking…

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    Comment #49138617

    Time for AMD to improve their directstorage story I guess. Is there a good writeup on how one would use it there ? Same for gpudirect (more useful for scale-out or training). Every…

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    Comment #49133868

    Hopefully the MI350 P is available soon, at last a standard PCIe SKU, if a bit too-much previous-generation and gimped compared to the MI350X

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    Comment #49133847

    As much as I enjoy these articles and for AMD to write more light technical articles, it really feels constrained, even strained, to be unable to cite the equivalent terms from the…

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    Comment #49121844

    Yes it gets hard really fast. We had a fun (if tongue-in-cheek) exploration of this (proving a sort implementation) with Yannick Moy of SPARK fame some time ago https://www.adacore…

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    Comment #49121794

    GOTO is back ! So glad to see CBMC used. I used to write translators to GOTO for simple code checking and was wondering where the recent state of the art was. Thanks for the pointe…

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    Comment #49121541

    Cool that the Wikipedia page links to the "Mean Dinosaur" paper https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3025453.3025912 that I love to get out each time someone sends me mean, median, or st…

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    Comment #49117554

    And yet the automation we pour trillions in, is the one that will do anything, including everything I find interesting and will never clean my own house.

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    Comment #49115033

    Haven't seen much about SPARK and why3 recently, combined with frontier LLMs. It would seem easier to progressively prove properties from an actual implementation (going from absen…

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    Comment #49114830

    If your soul can bounce back, finding ways your previous research might help, or combine with the breakthrough (or not !) can help. I've used many previous formal/analytic SOTA alg…

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    Comment #49114743

    You might want to read Dan Simmons' Ilium and if you can stomach some weird post-9/11 shit, Olympos. One of the overarching themes is what you describe... or similar.

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    Comment #48865360

    Might be a very good occasion to actually improve the test suites from our load-bearing software projects. I feel this will be the decade of a cat and mouse game between LLM PRs an…

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    Comment #48864934

    I have a similar relationship with wireshark. I understand the use of a live capture and display and the attraction of the click GUI. But at some point I just figured I was wasting…

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    Comment #48863225

    In the case of the Quantas A380 departing from Changi some shrapnel from the engine explosion did go through the aircraft's body, cutting cables, making a mess of the control-comma…

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    Comment #48683500

    Keep exploring and writing (please ?) ! Love seeing people explore ... even after Fabrice Bellard had a go at it.

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    Comment #48621700

    Very interesting work on microvms there. I would add that removing any kind of storage or file-system interaction is reachable for even faster bringup and removing the risk of atta…

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    Comment #47813676

    SPARK does static analysis (proof) of Absence of Runtime Errors (AoRTE).

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    Comment #47804711

    As with all things mathworks, migrating away from simulink to alternatives isn't an easy ride. Just having an alternative to Embedded Coder to generate code in another (safer) lang…