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bocklund
·anno scorso·discuss
Is there an additional arXiv paper? The abstract referenced at the bottom refers to a completely different paper.
bocklund
·2 anni fa·discuss
Actually, LLNL (the site of El Capitan) has a process for requesting Dedicated Application Time (a DAT) where you use up to a whole machine, usually over a weekend. They occur fairly regularly. Mostly it's lots of individual users and jobs, like you said though.
bocklund
·5 anni fa·discuss
Steels can undergo a transition to becoming brittle when they get cold (called a “ductile-to-brittle” transition). It’s important to know what the properties would be like in this regime and -70C is enough to get there (even 0C can be enough, depending on the alloy).

The reason this person may have thought the -70C test eqs stupid is because a sub will never be working in conditions much colder than the freezing temperature of water (which is not strongly pressure dependent, btw), since the water would want to freeze - not good for the boat.
bocklund
·5 anni fa·discuss
Networking and connections get university students good jobs. Aptitude and drive are what makes them good at those jobs.

I think the post you responded to was talking about the latter type of “success” at universities, but both are valid metrics of success.
bocklund
·5 anni fa·discuss
It's not "initial conditions" as in time=0. Thermodynamic state variables are path independent, so "initial conditions" in this context means the conditions of the reference point in the process from the point you start measuring.
bocklund
·5 anni fa·discuss
Several new HPCs are already using AMD [1] and that trend will probably continue if AMD continues to put out competitive products.

[1] See the Top 500 list that, by my count, has 26 of the top 100 HPC systems using AMD EPYC CPUs as of their June 2021 listing https://www.top500.org/lists/top500/list/2021/06/
bocklund
·5 anni fa·discuss
Seaborn is based on matplotlib and has basically the same semantics of matplotlib with better styling defaults and a wider API for different plots.

For a ggplot grammar-of-graphics style library in Python, I really like Altair: https://altair-viz.github.io/