Posts by Korev
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Bad news. Asteroid 1999 KW4 flew by, did not hit Earth killing us all. Good news: Another one, Didymos, is on the way
IBM accused of pumping staff retirement funds into a tanking stock... IBM's to be exact
Uncle Sam wants to read your tweets, check out your Instagram, log your email addresses before you enter the Land of the Free on a visa
Tuesday 4th June 2019 08:45 GMT 
Re: Hello darkness, my old friend
Don't just do maths on the plane, someone might report you if things don't add up[0]...
[0] Pun intentional
Supra smart TVs aren't so super smart: Hole lets hackers go all Max Headroom on e-tellies
Apple kills iTunes, preps pricey Mac Pro, gives iPad its own OS – plus: That $999 monitor stand
Tuesday 4th June 2019 08:25 GMT
Re: 1.4kW???
Am I to run nuclear fusion simulations in real time or something?
It wasn't long ago that 24TF would have been the fastest computer on the planet... Even just a decade ago, that would have put your machine in the Top 250 computers on the planet
Ready with the 'welcome neighbour' fruitbasket, retailers? Amazon opens Manchester pop-up shop
Cooksie is *bam-bam* iGlad all over: Folk are actually buying Apple's fondleslabs again
One man went to mow a meadow, hoping Trump would spot giant grass snake under flightpath
Apple iPrunes iTunes: Moldering platform's death expected to be announced at WWDC
Planes, fails and automobiles: Overseas callout saved by gentle thrust of server CD tray
Oh, the massive sky dong? Contrails from 'standard' F-35 training, US Air Force insists
AI systems sieve out catfish from the dating pool in effort to lock away scammers
Buy, buy this American PCIe, drove my PC on the Wi-Fi so the Wi-Fi would fly
Former unicorn MapR desperately seeking cash as threat of closure looms
Ikea hopes to spare shoppers the one-way Helvete of its stores with ÅR app overhaul
When two tribes go to war... Intel, AMD tease new chips at Computex: Your spin-free summary
Monday 27th May 2019 15:12 GMT
Re: benchmarks ?
any actual benchmarks would show that for server workloads (with security patches applied for Side Channel Attacks) it looks like Intel is toast...
Aren't the point of benchmarks to show the actual situation in a reproducible way[0] so people don't have to speculate[1] about it?
[0] Obviously how to benchmark is controversial and each vendor has its own preferred "method"
[1] Pun semi-intended
Tesla's autonomous lane changing software is worse at driving than humans, and more
Tuesday 28th May 2019 07:28 GMT
Re: "performed worse than human drivers when trying to change lanes automatically"
Law enforcement representatives who spoke to Consumer Reports said the software cut off other cars without giving them enough space and sped past cars in ways that “violate state laws”.
Sounds like they've trained their models on BMW and Audi drivers
Uh-oh .io: Question mark hangs over trendy tech startup domains as UN condemns British empire hangover
If servers go down but no one hears them, did they really fail? Think about it over lunch
It's all in the RISC: Arm legs it to Computex with a head full of Cortex-A77 CPU, Mali-G77 GPUs
That magical super material Apple hopes will hit backspace on its keyboard woes? Nylon
Uber JUMPs at chance to dump load of electric bikes across Islington
Want to train a dragon? You'll need 500 million files, 730TB of data, 54,000 CPU cores...
Friday 24th May 2019 13:48 GMT
Re: Files
It's a huge number of files.
In HPC land we'd normally use something like HDF5 to store the images (or other matrices) which are then very fast to access compared to have zillions of files all over the filesystem. Some people also use SQLite for this and I assume there are other similar tools that'd also work.
Never let something so flimsy as a locked door to the computer room stand in the way of an auditor on the warpath
Why telcos 'handed over' people's GPS coords to a bounty hunter: He just had to ask nicely
Saturday 25th May 2019 15:11 GMT
Re: Capitalism baby
If in the future the Police are forced to drive electric vehicles (definitely communism) and we have to pay for them (also communism), it will potentially create ultra communists.
The Police in Basel spent a fortune on Teslas only to have to turn off some of the features for data privacy reasons...
Tim Peake's Soyuz lands in London after jaunt around the UK
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