Supercomputing & HPC follower - marketer for innovative co's. I drink black coffee & love playing in Utah's mtns & deserts biking & backcountry skiing
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Cheers to @KUTV2News and @ChaseThomason for a great on the mtn weather report. Another good one from 1999: Unscripted @2NewsWeather Sterling Poulson’s “I can’t breathe” live tornado moment in #saltlakecity 😂 So good! youtu.be/S8HgzXzZQgc
❄️LEGENDARY! 2News meteorologist @ChaseThomason shredded the slopes up at Solitude Mountain Resort during our 4 p.m. LIVE weather newscast. kutv.com/weather
We're giving the performance "two thumbs up!"
Brad Rutledge retweeted
The story no one wants to tell. #7YearsNoIndictment
Ask yourself why none of these cases ever led to an indictment or an arrest.
Not one case.
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Send to someone who needs the reminder.👇 Merging lanes immediately slows down traffic for everyone. Period.
ALT With proper execution, the zipper merge can reduce traffic backups by up to 40 percent in areas with lane reductions. So by waiting to merge until the lane closes you’re actually making it faster for everyone. Source: Federal Highway Administration.
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I’ve always respected @Trevornoah so much but this closing speech from the White House correspondents’ dinner is particularly spectacular.
Listened to Senate testimony of #whistleblower @FrancesHaugen #Facebook is morally bankrupt. Also " ... we need to make technology human-centric, not computer-centric ..." #HERO
Here is the full text of my opening statement to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation: franceshaugen.com/blog/b9xls…
#ThursdaysAreTheNewMondays ? Think I saw this trending on TikToc
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I remember using “High Productivity Computing” while @ Linux Networx in 2005. Reading this @addisonsnell article I laughed seeing it was published in 2007! Does that make us futurists? Prob not- But maybe it shows how good ideas stay in HPC & tend to resurface
We tried changing the 'P' once, though: hpcwire.com/2007/03/23/what_…
15 yrs later seems this still seems to make sense: “For a growing number of users and vendors, HPC refers not to cores, cycles, or flops but to discovery, efficiency, or time to market.” Cheers @addisonsnell @TiffanyTrader
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If #HPC were an Olympic sport, what would it be and why?
I’m lovin working w/ the smart people at @SixNinesIT & the cool work they’re doing to support Game Dev & VFX Artists!
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A friend has a funny (& inspiring) story to tell ...
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