> He instead received a reprimand, and not long after a termination notice.
So he became Gordon Freeman
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Developer battled to write his own documentation, but lost the boss fight
Britain's first small modular reactors to be built in Wales
Microsoft is building datacenter superclusters that span continents
Thursday 13th November 2025 08:34 GMT 
Re: Maybe not, but maybe
> However, if these sperclusters can run humongous FP64 HPC workloads efficiently (eg. as nutritious DOE-like hub-ba bubba spoke-aroonis), then I'm all for 'em, big time, imho! ;)
A*star in Singapore extended their Infiniband across continents years ago
Big Tech's control freak era is breaking itself apart
Tuesday 11th November 2025 15:02 GMT
Re: Experts have always known and were ignored, as usual
I've spent most of my career in a regulated industry, it's actually much easier for the ISRM/QA/Whatever to say no than to find an acceptable compromise.
The best person I ever worked with in this field was a rare exception, he used to have a great "Tell me what you want to do and I'll help you get there" approach. Luckily for him and less so for us he saw the incoming changes to the company and decided it was a good time to retire.
UK unveils roadmap for replacing animal testing
AI slop hits new high as fake country artist goes to #1 on Billboard digital songs chart
Tuesday 11th November 2025 08:55 GMT
Re: More to come
> Ho back to buying CD's and merch, it's the best thing anyone can do.
I've taken to buying downloads[0] on Bandcamp Friday, I almost see it as a donation to the bands I like
[0] And then streaming the songs anyway as annoyingly it's easier than playing your own downloads on my smart speakers
AI isn't throttling HPC. It is HPC
Altman sticks a different hand out, wants tax credits instead of gov loans
Europe to decide if 6 GHz is shared between Wi-Fi and cellular networks
Techie ran up $40,000 bill trying to download a driver
Monday 10th November 2025 07:38 GMT 
I used to work somewhere with an office on the border between France and Switzerland. iphones had just started to be given to people, but roaming charges were still insane. Apparently the phones belonging to people in one building with poor mobile reception flipped to the other country's network and then ran up huge phone bills.
It didn't take long for the order to go out telling people to disable roaming...
Lenovo puts the 'cloud' in cloud computing, proposes mid-air datacenters
Help desk boss fell for ‘Internet Cleaning Day’ prank - then swore he got the joke
Boffins: cloud computing's on-demand biz model is failing us
Thursday 6th November 2025 11:52 GMT
Modern science - from bioinformatics to astrophysics - depends heavily on sophisticated computer modeling, yet cloud providers' business-focused models clash with how scientific projects consume computing resources, argue Vanessa Sochat and Daniel Milroy, both post-doctoral researchers in computing at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
I don't know what the Astrophysics boffins get up to, but a lot of bioinformatics workflows are embarrassingly parallel[0] and work well with AWS Spot instances[1]
[0] An example would be the Fastq files from a sequencing run which need to be QCed and aligned
[1] Other clouds are available
Azure stumbles in Western Europe, Microsoft blames 'thermal event'
From Intel to the infinite, Pat Gelsinger wants Christian AI to change the world
‘ERP down for emergency maintenance’ was code for ‘You deleted what?’
NHS left with sick PCs as suppliers resist Windows 11 treatment
O2 cranks prices mid-contract, essentially telling customers to like it or lump it
DNS downing clouds is boring: IBM Cloud is experiencing a quantum computer outage
There's mushroom for improvement in fungal computing
Twist in Tesco vs. VMware case as Computacenter files claim against Broadcom, Dell
BOFH: Saving the planet, one falsified metric at a time
New boss took charge of project code and sent two billion unwanted emails
A single DNS race condition brought Amazon's cloud empire to its knees
Microsoft finance slang defines the eternal optimist: The 'hockey stick on wheels'
Dropping Nvidia for Amazon's custom chips helped gene therapy startup Metagenomi cut AI bill 56%
Lloyds Banking Group claims Microsoft Copilot saves staff 46 minutes a day
Company that made power systems for servers didn’t know why its own machines ran out of juice
Major AWS outage across US-East region breaks half the internet
Ruby Central tries to make peace after 'hostile takeover'
UK calls up Armed Forces veterans for digital ID soft launch
'Fax virus' panicked a manager and sparked job-killing Reply-All incident
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