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With that hot summer sun comes new picketing hours from the WGA. John and Drew take a look at the new schedule and answer a listener question about YouTube content. Links: Updated picket hours and information Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle – Griffith Observatory Scene NDA with Dave Wiskus – What the Writers Strike Means For Creators (feat. John August) Summary of Negotiations: WGA proposals and AMPTP responses 2023 WGA Strike Rules Strike Rules FAQ Picket Schedules and Locations Find more about the 2023 WGA negotiations here at WGAContract2023.org John on Twitter, Instagram and Mastodon Scriptnotes is produced by Drew Marquardt Email us at ask@johnaugust.com You can download the episode here.

Please visit the following to view the Benin Bronzes and to learn more about the Restitution Study Group.Show Notes:00:00 manillas used to trade for slaves as documented by Alan Ryder in Benin and the Europeans02:50 mission and work of Restitution Study Group to fight for slavery justice03:20 RSG's focus on corporations, private estates and governments that were complicit in slavery03:45 RSG's suits against insurance companies for slavery policies06:00 RSG's suits against banks like J.P. Morgan Chase0:630 RSG's suits included consumer fraud and human rights arguments07:30 DNA testing used by RSG 08:30 DNA results and TransAtlantic Slave Trade Database used to trace ancestry08:50 RSG's action filed for genocide compensation efforts09:35 the Proxmire Act, Genocide Convention Implementation Act of 198712:30 RSG's suit against the Smithsonian Institution over the Benin Bronzes14:40 1896 massacre of British soldiers 15:30 Kingdom of Benin's practice of sacrifice 16:15 RSG's demand for a share of the Benin Bronzes17:20 RSG's meeting with Kingdom of Benin's princess 19:20 main American port for slaves from Kingdom of Benin: Charleston, SC19:30 main port for slaves from Kingdom of Benin other than America: Jamaica21:00 The Benin Monarchy: An Anthology by Oba Ewuare II Foundation (2018) 21:55 Paula Girshik's research on Benin Bronzes22:25 some metal for Benin Bronzes came from Germany's Harz Mountains23:50 Director of Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African Art Ngaire Blankenberg suggestion about "confusion" on Kingdom of Benin's involvement in the slave trade 24:45 per Dr. Paul Lovejoy, manillas were used in  slave traded and to make Benin Bronzes for 300 years26:00 RSG's allegations that Smithsonian is violating US law that requires consideration for transfer of the Bronzes outside the Smithsonian28:00 Board of Regents vote on transfer of Benin Bronzes30:30 11 October 2022 - Smithsonian's scheduled transfer of Benin Bronzes 31:30 Lack of media attention on this issue31:50 Short film They Belong to All of Us34:00 RSG's suit against the Smithsonian is a restitution case34:45 RSG's efforts with institutions other than the Smithsonian36:50 bronzes taken according to the laws of war39:45 forensic research 41:50 16th-19th Century Bronzes42:15 Dan Hicks' book The Brutish Museum43:50 removing labels from the Bronzes44:50 Oba Head gifted by Nigerian leader 48:30 Benin City - hub of human trafficking 51:20 African scholar Dr. Ibrahima Seck 52:00 missing slave trade documentation for two main slave ports54:00 one on one approach with American institutions57:00 Petition submitted to UK's Charities Commission1:02:00 Smithsonian's current holdings of Bronzes1:04:00 RSG's emergency motion1:05:20 number of Bronzes in the U.S.1:09:00 dual citizenship1:11:00 Nigeria's request for reparations 1:11:50 definition of justice1:14:00 opportunity for Nigeria to speak upTo view rewards for supporting the podcast, please visit Warfare's Patreon page.To leave questions or comments about this or other episodes of the podcast and/or for information about joining the 2ND Saturday discussion on art, culture and justice, please message me at stephanie@warfareofartandlaw.com. © Stephanie Drawdy [2022]

The Rodecaster Pro II is the new device from Rode. Today I compare it to the Rodecaster Pro I along with some other devices. This device is $700 and (IMHO) not for someone who is just doing some casual interviews via zoom. Feel free to follow/subscribe, and check out any of the other 833 episodes I have.  SPONSOR: Focusrite The Vocaster Series Made For Podcasters AutoGain - Easily set your levels with the click of a button, with more than enough gain on tap (70dB) – no booster is needed Enhance - Four podcaster-approved voice presets bring out the best in any voice Mute - Silence the mic with the touch of a button - don't let unexpected interruptions get in the way of recording Connect your phone - Record phone calls, high-quality music, or other audio from your device, seamlessly  Record to a camera - Plug in your camera and record directly to its memory card  Loopback - Stream calls or any other audio you can think of from your computer with two sets of stereo loopback Included software - Hindenburg Lite to record, three months of SquadCast Pro + Video to bring in your guests, and six months of Acast Influencer to publish, you're ready to get your show out there Learn more at: Focusrite.com/Vocaster  Things I Like About the Rodcaster II It is an interface, recorder, headphone amplifier, and jingle palet all on one They make updating the firmware (and there WILL BE UPDATEs) INSANELY Easy. Super QUiet Preamps Automatic Monitor Muting Smartpads now play sounds, control midi devices, and add effects Only record the channels you need (FINALLY!) No More Polywave Ability to put the unit on a stand and get it off your desk USB C Electric input which makes it easy to run on batteries. Flexible input assignments and color coding In addition to Aphex processing, new 3-band EQ THINGS THAT ANNOY ME Multiple outputs are confusing and seem to change without me doing anything. I need the ability to turn on and off mix-minus. This is available on USB2, but if I am using (only) that option when I fire up the software on my computer, it won't connect to the unit because I'm not on USB 1. If I want to tie this into my DAW, tracks 1 and 2 are the stereo mix. This means my first slider is #3. The fader features fades out for X amount of seconds and keeps everything faded out. After the X amount of time it should unfade everything. This is an easy one to trip over. Set the Lights Brightness level sounds great, but I couldn't tell a channel was muted because the lights were so dim. This is (again) operator error, but frustrating. Loss of count down number is replaced with a pie chart. Those with older eyesight prefer large numbers.  I am required to take the cover off to turn the unit off. I use to be able to press the on off button twice and leave the cover on. Loss way to have a CONNECTED phone call. ON the ROdecaster 1, I could plug in a TRRS cable and the phone did everything like usual. Now if I want to make a phone call, I HAVE to use Bluetooth. When I plugged in the SC19 cable, the Rodecaster rebooted and the sound out of my phone was unusable. I was somewhat bummed after spending $30 on a cable, that I can't use it to make phone calls on my podcast without using Bluetooth. I need to remember to turn off Bluetooth on the unit as my phone keeps connecting to it.  Comparing it to Some of the Competition Zoom Podtrak P4 I refer to this as the swiss army of podcasting. It does everything. It is an interface and a recorder, headphone amp, and jingle player, and it comes in at $200ish. Yes the preamps won't be as steller, but as you heard today the hiss is minimal in some cases.  Focusrite Vocaster This unit is NOT a recorder, but setting it up and recording into software is super easy. You can send the main outs to a recorder, connect via blue tooth or WIRED TRRS cable. The "2" has blue tooth and output to go to your camera. This one wins the "I need something easy" conversation. Rodecaster Pro II This is for live streamers who want that audio processing to go out on the video as they record it (no post-production). They want to play sounds/music and have flexible configurations. Final Thoughts While the Rodecaster Pro II currently drives me a little nuts, I'm not worried. Rod has done a great job communicating with their users and has already made videos on future updates (to calm any fears). So while this current unit has me scratching my head, Rode has demonstrated they listen (the stand attachment on the back of the unit screams "We heard you want your desk back").  Don't Buy This If Nobody is telling you your podcast sounds bad You think this will solve plosives (it won't that is mic technique) "I don't know, it sounds cool" (unless you have $700 in your couch cushion).  You think this will help you grow your audience (again unless you have REALLY bad audio, it's the CONTENT that helps grow the audience).  Join the School of Podcasting When you join the School of Podcasting you can quit worrying about: Are people going to listen to me? (Yes, cause I'll show you how to see what they want). Am I going to sound stupid? 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Welcome to SUMMARILY: a podcast for busy lawyers. In this episode, we review cases involving work comp, attorney misconduct, Arthur hearings, stand-your-ground immunity, and more.        In the next episode, the Honorable Adalberto Jordan of the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit and the Honorable Kevin Emas of Florida's Third DCA join me to discuss effective oral advocacy. Subscribe and hit the notification button so you don't miss it.Get involved! Send your summary of a recent noteworthy opinion to summarilypod@gmail.com. If it fits the goals of the podcast, I may include it in a future episode along with a shout-out!   Many thanks to Chris Clark of Pendulum Productions LLC for editing and producing this podcast. And thank YOU for listening. Please subscribe, share, and enjoy.  Simmons v. State, 1D21-2359, 2022 WL 795444 (Fla. 1st DCA Mar. 16, 2022).  T.H. v. State, 2D20-3217, 2022 WL 815047 (Fla. 2d DCA Mar. 18, 2022).  Florida v. Fernandez, 2D19-1184, 2022 WL 880265 (Fla. 2d DCA Mar. 25, 2022).  Thourtman v. Junior, SC19-1182, 2022 WL 803688 (Fla. Mar. 17, 2022).The Bank of New York Mellon v. Bontoux, 3D21-1869, 2022 WL 790435 (Fla. 3d DCA Mar. 16, 2022). Wiggins v. Brightview Landscape Services, Inc., 4D21-1886, 2022 WL 791054 (Fla. 4th DCA Mar. 16, 2022).  Kelly Air Sys., LLC v. Kohlun, 1D21-0976, 2022 WL 795447 (Fla. 1st DCA Mar. 16, 2022).  Swedberg v. Goldfinger's S., Inc., 3D21-964, 2022 WL 791024 (Fla. 3d DCA Mar. 16, 2022).  Prentice v. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., SC20-291, 2022 WL 805951 (Fla. Mar. 17, 2022).  

Welcome to Summarily—a podcast for busy lawyers.  In this episode we review several criminal and civil cases from the DCAs and the Florida Supreme Court from January 2022.  Links to the cases are listed below.  In the next episode we will review cases from February before moving to bi-weekly updates.  If you come across a noteworthy opinion, e-mail a summary of the opinion to summarilypod@gmail.com.  I may include your summary in a future episode—with attribution, of course!  Nota bene: next month I will host two very well-respected appellate judges for a discussion about effective appellate advocacy.  Be sure to subscribe and hit the notification button so you don't miss it.  Thanks to Chris Clark of Pendulum Productions LLC for editing and producing this podcast.  And THANK YOU for listening and subscribing.  Please share Summarily with your friends and colleagues.Enjoy this episode!   Shahgodary v. State, No. 4D21-1252, 2022 WL 39200 (Fla. 4th DCA Jan. 5, 2022).   Sanchez v. State, Nos. 4D20-2476 and 4D20-2477, 2022 WL 39196 (Fla. 4th DCA Jan. 5, 2022). Brown v. State, No. 4D20-1426, 2022 WL 107947 (Fla. 4th DCA Jan. 12, 2022). Stephens v. State, No. 1D19-3427, 2022 WL 109114 (Fla. 1st DCA Jan. 19, 2022).  Miller v. State, No. 2D19-3355, 2022 WL 162979 (Fla. 2d DCA Jan. 19, 2022).  Bailey v. State, No. 3D21-2107, 2022 WL 163913 (Fla. 3d DCA Jan. 19, 2022).   Simpson v. State, No. SC18-1238, 2022 WL 120867 (Fla. Jan, 13, 2022).  Avsenew v. State, No. SC18-1629, 2022 WL 120598 (Fla. Jan 13, 2022). In Re: Amendment to Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.130, No. SC21-129 (Fla. Jan. 6, 2022). (Jeffrey Molinaro's blog)Hayslip v. U.S. Home Corp, No. SC19-1371 (Fla. Jan. 27, 2022).  Robinson Helicopter Company v. Gangapersaud, No. 2D20-2470, 2022 WL 38498 (Fla. 2d DCA Jan. 5, 2022).Neff v. Archdiocese of Miami, No. 3D20-1340, 2022 WL 220542 (Fla. 3d DCA Jan. 26, 2022). 

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Se sabe del demonio de la lujuria, Asmodeus, o de la ira, Amon, pero ¿habías escuchado del demonio del olvido? En este episodio, guiados por la sabiduría de Mauricio Moncada, no sólo hablaremos de demonología, sino de historia, de literatura y hasta de filosofía pero, sobre todo, de "soplos", "almas" que no han abrazado el olvido y que se hallan atrapados en un mundo que no es el suyo, nuestro mundo.

Supercomputing, extreme computing, high-performance computing—regardless of what you call it—it underpins much of the cutting-edge scientific research being done today. In this bonus episode, we follow experts from around the world to the epicenter of supercomputing - the annual, North American supercomputing conference or SC19. We ask them to weigh in on how the future of computers, artificial intelligence, machine learning and more are coming together to shape the way we explore and understand our world.

SC19 Postview Our show today is all about what we saw at the “State Fair for Nerds” that is SC19. Where there weren't any livestock shows or supercomputers carved out of butter, there was a lot to see and hear. Shahin talks about the European Processor Initiative and conversations that he had with folks from… Read More »SC19: Our Visit to the State Fair

SC19 PostviewOur show today is all about what we saw at the “State Fair for Nerds” that is SC19. Where there weren’t any livestock shows or supercomputers carved out of butter, there was a lot to see and hear.Shahin talks about the European Processor Initiative and conversations that he had with folks from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, the quantum computing briefing by D-Wave, and a chat with Cold Quanta.We reiterate the bet between Henry and Dan, where Henry bets Dan that there will be a RISC-V based system on the TOP500 system by SC20. The stakes? The winner gets the dinner of his choice paid for by the loser.Jessi went to the keynote by Dr. Squires and notes that someone asked him “where did you use HPC systems in your project?” This prompts Jessi to ask us if it’s kosher to have keynotes which don’t necessarily hit directly on HPC. We discuss how there have been non-HPC centric keynote speakers at several SC events in the past….see Al Gore, Alan Alda, Bill Gates, Michael Dell, etc.Dan brings up the news from NVIDA about how they’ve gathered a consortium of big-time industry players who will be working on adapting ARM processors for accelerated computing. We speculate on whether Fujitsu will be contributing their very sporty new ARM chip to the group, with thoughts of licensing it for use by other vendors. In other NVIDIA news, Azure now has eight GPU instances connected by InfiniBand interconnects.Why Nobody Should Ever Be Online. EverThis week Henry has a reason why no one should ever go to a local doctor again. Ever. He cites an article about how a small doctor and dental office service provider suffered a ransomware attack, which meant that the doctors they were managing archiving for could no longer get access to their records. If this can happen to service providers, it can run these smaller providers out of business as HIPPA regulations and fine are onerous. Dan comments that he only goes to vets for medical services (just like Kramer on Seinfeld).Things You Think You Know, But Might NotIn this installment, Jessi asks the panel about interconnects, why we need them, what they do, and what are your choices. Dan jumps in with discussing Ethernet and InfiniBand, while Henry jokingly brings up Token Ring. More helpfully, Henry discusses proprietary interconnects and things like RDMA and ROCE. Shahin believes he has the definitive answer, which is the start of his Computing 301 Lecture Series. This leads into a slight tangent where we discuss SMP vs. MPP and how coherency at scale is incredibly expensive.Catch of the WeekShahin: Talks about a young man who bought his own IBM z/890 mainframe for $350 and installed it in his parent’s basement. Amazing feat. He has it running and now has the only mainframe in his neighborhood. Congrats to Connor. IBM needs to hire this young man and harness his passion.Jessi:  Getting or giving an Alexa or Google Home device? Better think twice and then think again. Big time security flaws in both devices.Henry: Has no catch of the week. He’s looking at -14°F and has to go out and shovel snow.Dan: Biggest tech flops of 2019. Includes We Work, Samsung Fold, hacks of VPNs, Facebook Libre and other ignominious failures.Did you say logo?Most of you probably didn't know that RadioFreeHPC even has a logo, Dan thinks as he gives an update on a project to update the logo, in several colors. Getting closer to the sure-to-be-coveted RadioFreeHPC merch we all wanted!Listen in to hear the full conversation* Download the MP3 * Sign up for the insideHPC Newsletter* Follow us on Twitter * Subscribe on Spotify * Subscribe on Google Play * Subscribe on iTunes * RSS Feed * eMail us

Addison Snell and Tiffany Trader talk the top takeaways from SC19, rumors of secret Chinese supercomputers, and the coming chip wars.

 SC19 Student Cluster Round UpThe show starts in the usual way, with Henry complaining about snow and us laughing at him. Our special guest, student clusterer extraordinaire Jessi Lanum, complains about recording again with Henry in a definite shot across his bow, to everyone’s amusement.The group discusses their annual SC19 dinner and the new Henry/Dan bet about the future of RISC-V – check out our last show for the specifics.We talk about our experiences at SC19, including Henry having to give 19 different presentations in a two-day span, which was a very solid performance. Shahin touches on his annual Dead Architecture Society meeting and the great attendance. We also discuss how many active listeners of Radio Free HPC came up to us – and none of them were armed or threatening at all!The meat of the show is our discussion of the SC19 Student Cluster Competition. We talk about the student configurations, kicked around the pros and cons of the “small is beautiful” movement in the student cluster competition world. "Does the trend towards fewer-bigger nodes mean a re-emergence and eventual re-victory of SMP over MPP?" wonders Shahin. No records in HPL or HPCG, but some good scores regardless. (It's not proven that the high altitude in Denver was not a factor!)You’ll have to listen to the show or read Dan’s articles in HPCwire or on www.studentclustercomp.com to get the details – it’s probably a good idea to do both just to make sure you’re fully up to speed.Why No One Should Ever be Online. Ever.Henry talks with real anger and sadness about a horrific story of a chain of nursing homes that was attacked by ransomware. These nursing homes now don’t know what medication should go to which patient along with a lot of other problems. Everyone agrees that these malicious criminal idiots are getting worse and that something needs to be done about it pronto.New Feature Alert!Things That People Think They Know, But Maybe Don’tJessi Lanum’s “Things that people think they know, but maybe don’t” is a new feature on the big broadcast. In this inaugural edition, Jessi asks “What is Exascale and why is it important?” The guys all respond and cover her question like ants on a dead possum.Catch of the WeekHenry:  Notes that the new Star Wars script was almost sold on Ebay after being filched from a careless actor. Sheesh, is nothing private anymore?Jessi:  Found a company that is using HPC, AI and WRF to help fight forest fires, which is great, given the wildfire season we’ve seen this year. Shahin also highlights the work at UC San Diego.Shahin:  The newest Crypto500 ranking is out! Bitcoin has taken over the crypto currency world by latest count, see the white paper here, the slides here, and the Medium article here.Dan:  Dan’s Catch of the Week is dedicated to you, our faithful set of 16 listeners. He lets you know we’d love it if you reach out to us via Twitter or email to let us know what you like, what you don’t like and what we should cover in the future.Along those lines, right now, before listening to the episode, open up a new tab on your browser and follow us on Twitter. We’re @RadioFreeHPC and as you know, our email address really should be ears@radiofreehpc.com, because we're all ears you see, but for now it is podcast@radio... We'd love to hear from you. Oh, and you can now find us on Spotify and Google Play in addition to iTunes! See below for all the links.Listen in to hear the full conversation* Download the MP3 * Sign up for the insideHPC Newsletter* Follow us on Twitter * Subscribe on Spotify * Subscribe on Google Play * Subscribe on iTunes * RSS Feed * eMail us

 SC19 Student Cluster Round Up The show starts in the usual way, with Henry complaining about snow and us laughing at him. Our special guest, student clusterer extraordinaire Jessi Lanum, complains about recording again with Henry in a definite shot across his bow, to everyone's amusement. The group discusses their annual SC19 dinner and the… Read More »SC19 Student Cluster Competition – Recap

In this week’s podcast the team discusses key happenings at KubeCon San Diego, where… The post StorageReview Podcast #23: KubeCon and SC19 Roundup appeared first on StorageReview.com.

Arm's Mohamed Awad, as VP in Arm's Infrastructure group, is front-and-center in their architecture's invasion into enterprise compute. Let's look at where ARM stands in the enterprise today: Nearly every tier-1 OEM has an Arm server offering Every major public cloud vendor offers Arm instances NVIDIA, Marvell, Fujitsu, & Ampere jointed announced an Arm-based Super Computer reference platform at SC19 this week As we look forward towards a 5G-enabled edge, Arm is finding itself ideally situated to play aggressively in thatspace. It's not about mobile processing anymore. Mohamed joins hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell to talk about what it all means, and where it's all going. Special Guest: Mohamed Awad.

Live from SC19In this Breaking News edition of RadioFreeHPC, we look over the newly released TOP500 list in all its glory. We talk about the changes in this version of the list (100 new systems, but none in the top 24), how the major countries stack up against each other, and vendor system share.We also discuss why this list is so, well, kind of not as exciting as we've got used to, and what we expect to see on future lists. There are some big things coming, but, like your birthday, they’re not here yet. In other conversation, we covered what we’ll be looking for and doing at the show. It’s a no frills episode, done quick and dirty, just how we like it.Oh, and Henry and Dan find something to new to bet on!"What Should I Do Next?", You Ask?Right now, before listening to the episode, you need to open up a new tab on your browser and follow us on Twitter. We’re @RadioFreeHPC and this will ensure that you get the latest news and views from us.Have a comment? Complaint? Question? Topic? Guest? We’re all ears. Our email address really should be ears@radiofreehpc.com but for now it is podcast@radio... We'd love to hear from you.Listen in to hear the full conversation* Download the MP3 * Subscribe on iTunes * RSS Feed * Follow us on Twitter * Sign up for the insideHPC Newsletter

Blood Sweat Glory, But No Tears“This is a groundbreaking episode of RadioFreeHPC….groundbreaking, I tell you!We have a very special guest, our first post-millennial commentator, Jessi Lanum who is a Student Cluster Competition veteran and is on the show to give us an insider peek at what it’s like to compete for cluster competition glory. Like a fresh ocean breeze, Jessi adds a lot to this episode with her enthusiasm, wit, and smart pithy comments.Our topic today is the 2019 Student Cluster Competition which will take place on the show floor of SC’19.For the few of you who are not already fans of these events, here’s the lowdown: 16 student teams representing universities from around the world have been working their brains out designing, building, and tuning clusters provided by their sponsors. They can use as much hardware as they want, the only limitation is that their systems can’t use more than 3,000 watts during the competition.When the green flag drops on Monday afternoon, the students will start running a variety of HPC benchmarks and real-world HPC applications. The goal is to get the best/fastest results and thus prove that they have built, tuned, and optimized the best cluster platform. It’s a hugely exciting event. Dan goes over who all is competing this year and what apps they'll be running. We also get a rare inside scoop from Jessi on what it’s like to prep and compete in the cluster competition. It’s both fascinating and fun to hear what they go through during the grueling 46-hour event.If you want even more information about the Student Cluster Competitions, visit Dan’s site at www.StudentClusterComp.com to find out everything you ever wanted to know – and more. Dan's been covering this competition around the world for about a decade and been taking copious notes!Why No One Should Ever Be Online. Ever.Henry discusses how retailer Orvis was pretty much completely owned by hackers. It’s a post-Halloween horror story, as hackers had their hooks into them from August to October, scary stuff. What worse is what they’ll have to do to recover, clean up their systems, and try to put the pieces together.Catch of the Week:Jessi tells us about how Palo Alto Networks is providing free network security training, and certification, for veterans – great job Palo Alto Networks!Henry shares his theory, buttressed by evidence, that the next big race will take place in low earth orbit as vendors race to put up satellites to provide better and faster internet access.Shahin discusses a blockchain based calendar that he feels will have a big impact in the future.Dan brings up the "problematic" introduction of the Disney+ streaming application and we all talk the numbers, including how many subscribers they initially nabbed, the pricing, and the impact on competitors."What Should I Do Next?", You Ask?Right now, before listening to the episode, you need to open up a new tab on your browser and follow us on Twitter. We’re @RadioFreeHPC and this will ensure that you get the latest news and views from us.Have a comment? Complaint? Question? Topic? Guest? We’re all ears. Our email address really should be ears@radiofreehpc.com but for now it is podcast@radio... We'd love to hear from you.Listen in to hear the full conversation* Download the MP3 * Subscribe on iTunes * RSS Feed * Follow us on Twitter * Sign up for the insideHPC Newsletter

Blood Sweat Glory, But No Tears “This is a groundbreaking episode of RadioFreeHPC….groundbreaking, I tell you! We have a very special guest, our first post-millennial commentator, Jessi Lanum who is a Student Cluster Competition veteran and is on the show to give us an insider peek at what it's like to compete for cluster competition… Read More »SC19 Student Cluster Competition – Preview

Addison Snell and Tiffany Trader discuss Fujitsu's ARM announcement and look forward to the big events of SC19.

In this sponsored podcast, Addison Snell is joined by Ian Colle, GM for High Performance Computing at Amazon Web Services for a discussion of the evolution of public cloud in #HPC and a look ahead to SC19.

Supercomputing Conference 2019 (SC19) is coming to Denver next week and in anticipation of that show, we thought it would be a good to talk with some HPC storage group. We contacted HPE and given their recent acquisition of Cray, they offered up Larry and Mark to talk about their new ClusterStor E1000 storage system. … Continue reading "93: GreyBeards talk HPC storage with Larry Jones, Dir. Storage Prod. Mngmt. and Mark Wiertalla, Dir. Storage Prod. Mkt., at Cray, an HPE Enterprise Company"

Supercomputing Conference 2019 (SC19) is coming to Denver next week and in anticipation of that show, we thought it would be a good to talk with some HPC storage group. We contacted HPE and given their recent acquisition of Cray, they offered up Larry and Mark to talk about their new ClusterStor E1000 storage system. … Continue reading "93: GreyBeards talk HPC storage with Larry Jones, Dir. Storage Prod. Mngmt. and Mark Wiertalla, Dir. Storage Prod. Mkt., at Cray, an HPE Enterprise Company"

What's All Happening at SC19 in Denver?Supercomputing '19 is coming to Denver this year and who better than Rich Brueckner to give us a sneak peak. Super excited to have Rich and his signature laugh on this show again.In this podcast, the Radio Free HPC team reviews the full list of ancillary events at SC19, and Henry gives us one more reason to stay offline. Oh, and a few predictions.There's a lot that happens before the exhibit floor on Monday night. Our old pal Rich Brueckner from insideHPC joins us to give us the full rundown.SC19 Ancillary Events:HP-CAST. HPE's user group meeting starts things off on Friday, Nov. 14 - Saturday, Nov. 15. This two-day event will be the first HP-CAST meeting with Cray in the fold, so we're looking to some great insight as to how the two companies will merge their product line, partner network, and HPC ecosystems.Intel HPC Developer Conference. In this two-day event on Sunday, Nov. 15 - Monday, Nov. 16, Intel offers a robust program to connect the HPC community with Intel developers, Intel engineers, and industry experts. "We’ll help you tackle your HPC challenges by offering a wide range of learning opportunities at SC19.HPC Day with The Next Platform. Making its debut at SC19, HPC Day on Sunday, Nov. 17 is an in-depth day with thought leaders at the front of high performance innovation. In a series of on-stage interviews (no slides) with industry thought leaders, the Next Platform what’s relevant to the future of supercomputing.Arm HPC User Group. Now in its fifth year, the all-day event takes place on Monday, Nov. 18 at the Curtis Hotel in Denver. "This is not a Marketing event -- we have a full day agenda of strategic partners and end-users from all regions of the world sharing their experiences, best practices, plans, ecosystem advances, and results on Arm-based platforms for HPC applications."Dell EMC HPC Community. Kicking off at 8:00am on Monday, Nov. 18, the Dell HPC Community meeting will feature keynote presentations by HPC experts and a networking event to discuss best practices in the use of Dell EMC HPC Systems. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to receive updates on HPC strategy, product and solution plans from Dell executives and technical staff and technology partners.DDN User Group. Starting at 1:00pm on Monday, Nov. 18, the DDN User Group brings together the best and brightest scientists, researchers and technologists to share and learn how leading global HPC organizations are executing cutting-edge initiatives that are transforming the world. The goal of the event is to gather the community during SC to discover how HPC organizations are assessing and leveraging technology to raise the bar on HPC innovations and best practices.NVIDIA 2019 Special Address. You’re invited to attend the NVIDIA 2019 Special Address from founder and CEO, Jensen Huang. The event takes place 3:00pm - 5:00pm on Monday, November 18. Last year's address featured spectacular cosmology visualizations computed on NVIDIA GPUs. What will be revealed about accelerated computing on stage this year? Don't miss it. You must RSVP to attend.Beowulf Bash at SC19. After the SC19 show floor closes on Monday night, the Beowulf Bash is the party not to miss. "This year, we thought it would be great to do Stranger Things theme party. There will be 80s-style entertainment, games, the best 80s tribute band. Food, beverages, entertainment, and Eggo Waffles provided.Hyperion Research HPC Market Briefing Breakfast. Starting at 7:00am on Tuesday, Nov. 19, this informative briefing from Hyperion Research is always standing-room only. Get there early!Nimbix Lounge Party. On Tuesday night, Nimbix will host its 7th Annual Lounge Party in Denver. "We invite you along with our co-host Intel to enjoy an evening of entertainment, cocktails and delicious food at White Pie."Lunch and Learn - Getting a Handle on HPC Cloud Costs. Starting at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 20, this lunch event will share the many advantages of using a cloud spend management platform and how to avoid expensive mistakes when migrating HPC workloads to the cloud. This event is recommended for anyone considering the use of cloud for HPC workloads and will be particularly useful for attendees running Slurm, Univa Grid Engine, or open-source Grid Engine. The session will focus on real-world deployment examples and provide technical demonstrations that show how hybrid clouds can be deployed efficiently and cost-effectively across multiple cloud providers.Check out the insideHPC Events Calendar and send an email to news@insideHPC.com if your organization sponsoring a function at SC19 and you'd like it listed.Why No One Should Ever Be Online.  Ever.Henry’s tells us even internet "domain name registrars" are not immune, describing breaches at  NetworkSolutions.com, Register.com and Web.com which eventually led them to ask customers to reset their passwords. They apparently discovered the hack in August 2019 in which customer account information was accessed. [Yes, we're still massaging the title of this segment but looks like the above is gelling, albeit w/o a shorter tweet-friendly version.]Listen in to hear the full conversation* Download the MP3 * Subscribe on iTunes * RSS Feed * Follow us on Twitter * Sign up for the insideHPC Newsletter

What’s All Happening at SC19 in Denver? Supercomputing ’19 is coming to Denver this year and who better than Rich Brueckner to give us a sneak peak. Super excited to have Rich and his signature laugh on this show again. In this podcast, the Radio Free HPC team reviews the full list of ancillary events… Read More »Preview of Supercomputing ’19 – Denver

In this podcast, the Bright marketing team share their plans for SC19, the most influential supercomputing show of the year, taking place in Denver Colorado. Join the team to learn about all activity taking place at the Bright booth, during the week of November 18th.

Dan and Flavio join Mackenzie at his backyard in Salem, MA, to talk about how we can figure out if we are getting more spiritual.

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Enfin disponible après un an d'attente, SC19 est la compil idéale pour cette été. Avec les hits du moment Daddy Yankee, J.Balvin, Dj Snake, Calma,... sont presents dans Summer Clubbing 2019 Bonne ecoute et surtout bonnes vacances

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In this week's episode, I do an OSHA compliance mini course to give you a path to self-education. Tip of the week; Use the OSHA Unified Agenda to help forecast future services.

Addison Snell and TIffany Trader talk TOP500 and SC19.

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After what was supposed to be a nice 15 day vacation in London and Austria, The Drifter found himself in a hospital bed about halfway through his trip. 2.5 months later The Drifter is back on swingshift ready to get back to the grind.

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Is your scientific identity determined by the number of experiments you run each day?  Do you somehow lose the ability to be a scientist when you choose to utilize your scientific training and skills outside a laboratory environment?  Today's guest, Dr. Lamont Terrell, is a trained PhD synthetic organic chemist who had a very successful career as a bench scientist.  Now, he's taking his talents to the 'other' side of the business and making an impact in identifying talent for the R&D organization. Find out more about Dr. Terrell on his LinkedIn profile You can also view a video interview of him talking about his career at GSK on the Muse.  Click here to view.

David Mitchell is on the show today. David runs an Amazon business in the baby niche selling multiple products and was kind enough to share his brand. He found early success on Amazon by first leveraging an audience he built on Facebook. Later he ran into a bit of a rough patch which he recently pushed past. On this episode David discusses the challenge he faced when a 2,000 unit inventory order had a big problem. David also talked about the future and the goals to build a million dollar business and move beyond selling only Amazon products and offering digital products as well. You can read the show notes and look at the resources mentioned in this episode by clicking here. Also, if you'd like to get more reviews for your products on Amazon check out Salesbacker.

BLACK HAT SERIES Purpose-built, specialized malware dubbed "Backoff" is being found in point-of-sales (POS) systems. At the discovery, the malware, which is gathering magnetic strip information, keyed data and more, had low to zero percent anti-virus detection rates. That meant that fully updated anti-virus engines on fully patched computers could not identify malware as malicious, according to the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCCIC), US Secret Service (USSS), Financial Sector Information and Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC), and Trustwave SpiderLabs. Meanwhile, exploit kits enabling ransomware are holding data hostage. These business models for criminals are proving to be very lucrative. securitycurrent's Vic Wheatman speaks with Karl Sigler, Manager SpiderLabs Threat Intelligence at Trustwave, on "Backoff" and the latest findings from Trustwave's Global Security Report.