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Tom M
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https://www.infoq.com/present

https://www.infoq.com/presentations/serverless-data-architectures/

This was fascinating. I could sorta get my head around it. But I am certain I am missing even more.

 

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Mike Hewson
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This is an advertisement for

This is an advertisement for cloud usage, which is horrendously expensive. If you don't need the plasticity of cloud constructs then you may as well tune your own hardware and run/maintain/expand that as required.

Cheers, Mike.

I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the time to make it shorter ...

... and my other CPU is a Ryzen 5950X :-) Blaise Pascal

Tom M
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Mike Hewson wrote: This is

Mike Hewson wrote:

This is an advertisement for cloud usage, which is horrendously expensive. If you don't need the plasticity of cloud constructs then you may as well tune your own hardware and run/maintain/expand that as required.

Cheers, Mike.

I am not disagreeing that it is not reasonable to run Boinc in the Cloud (too expensive).

I was fascinated by the explanations of "serverless" and just how elastic demand support could be implemented.

My current electric bill budget could not replace the crunching I do by paying the Cloud.

Respectfully,

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Tom M
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https://www.theregister.com/2

https://www.theregister.com/2024/01/29/nanometer_era_angstrom/  

I have been reading variations on we are approaching the limits of being able to shrink the size of ic chips for several years. Here is another opinion piece.

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Tom M
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Tom M
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https://www.space.com/seti-ex

https://www.space.com/seti-expanding-search-for-alien-intelligence

Bar Talk about SETI

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Tom M

It would be kinda cool if Seti could come back as a Boinc Project again, there are alot of people who would go back and help analyze the data if it could be made to work on a personal pc. Maybe analyze the rough data to whittle it down to things that could go thru a more detailed analysis.

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+1 mikey wrote: Tom M

+1

mikey wrote:

It would be kinda cool if Seti could come back as a Boinc Project again, there are alot of people who would go back and help analyze the data if it could be made to work on a personal pc. Maybe analyze the rough data to whittle it down to things that could go thru a more detailed analysis.

George

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Tom M
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D https://scitechdaily.com

D

https://scitechdaily.com/scientists-develop-new-dirt-powered-fuel-cell-that-runs-forever/

Dirt cheap fuel cells?

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Tom M
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Mumbling into my Coffee cup: 

Mumbling into my Coffee cup:  "...it looks like all my Wingman for the brp7/meerKat tasks I have pending have decamped..."  They appear to all be anonymous too...

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