is “cool shit is cooking” a forward looking statement? asking for a friend at a publicly traded company

Columbus OH
October 23, 2023 16:28:42 UTC
50cm resolution, bands 1, 2, and 3 (RGB)
We have more up to date images and power/chip data per building for various training clusters and inference clusters worldwide here across over 1100 datacenters.
semianalysis.com/p/datacenter-m…

lmao, why do people do this

I Am No Longer Attending Vintage Computer Festivals

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Just to remind everyone: two years ago (April 2022) and the SAME DAMN ISSUE with PeeringDB board!

Open vSwitch is now listed as SRv6 enabled OSS! I’m so proud of persistent effort of my colleague!
segment-routing.net/open-software

Fairness improvement method using explicit congestion notification for QUIC
researchgate.net/publication/37…
#yuki_paper

T minus seven days till the PeeringDB non-election of new (I mean incumbent) board members. Isn’t anyone going to stand so at-least there’s a measure of democracy at that organization and an election takes place? I guess not.

How's your morning going?

Sailors against Kubernetes

Charles Rosenbauer having a young founder burn ~2m while supporting young engineers to work on a difficult project from scratch delivers value to the ecosystem at large *far* in excess of the capital cost. but so many of them don't even know that they're allowed to fail

universities do not give new engineers experience relevant to working on serious projects. startups do, but involve a lot of exaggerating & delusion about a team's actual capabilities. there needs to be a better org structure specifically for training ppl on nontrivial projects

It feels like every critical piece of infrastructure is one reorg away from radically shifting direction or being silently killed.

just snagged my third cable landing station tour

wondering what the record is for someone not directly involved in the subsea cable industry

gentlemen gentlemen, there’s no interconnection in the peering room

It’s not that hard to implement Zero Trust, right ?
US DOD: hold my beer.

Google: we have used AI to discover 2.2 million new crystals, 384K are stable.

Chemists, actually examining results: we have yet to find any strikingly novel compounds in the [..] listings. (most could not exist or are so trivially different chemists wouldn’t consider them new)

Consultants are as good as your ability to learn from them and in-house the skills.

Otherwise, they are just glorified employees.

And after two years of hard work, with much satisfaction I tell you that the book on ' #BGP from theory to practice' is finally available!

624 pages to go from zero to hero :-)

Here the link: amazon.com/BGP-Border-Gat…

Re-reading Ross Anderson feels strange with him gone, but oh my did he call it:
'The idea that complex social problems are amenable to cheap technical solutions is the siren song of the software salesman and has lured many a gullible government department on to the rocks.'