Posts by Korev 6376 publicly visible posts • joined 26 Aug 2016
> We'd make some kind of Sun sets joke here but it's too early in the morning
Interestingly, Paul Calleja, who was quoted in the article, will proudly tell you about how he he ditched a load Sun E25K boxen and replaced them with a load of Dell servers and shot into the Top500 for the first time.
The comparison to biology is interest, but the author forgot to add a note about the Sept-9 and a few other genes which Excel mangels. The end result of this was the genes being renamed.
If Wired are to be believed, the the UK Government wrote an tender in such a way that Graphcore couldn't apply at the same time as making noises about the UK becoming an AI superpower (see icon) ...
Don't cry for Leopoldo, though. When he returned to work the next day – fully expecting his stint with the airline to be over before it had begun – the manager told him that he understood it wasn't his fault. He blamed the Senior DBA for poor supervision – not to mention gross dereliction of the backups – and told Leo to get on with the job.
I bet he was in quite a flap the next day...
i've done a lot of 8hr flights on wide body planes and get cranky after that but a few drinks helps to sooth the nerves, unless of course i need to drive at the the other end like when arriving back in uk.
After a red-eye flight is it actually safe enough to drive (even with no booze)?
>> It sounds strange to me that the testing was done 3 years after product release.
> Yes, that does seem rather quick by French bureaucracy standards.
Yeah, it can take that long to prove you're not dead...
