Monthly Archives: September 2006
Things I noticed #7
Let’s kick off this week’s roundup with some good old computing
Much ado about APUs
Scalability.org has a number of posts on APUs (of which FPGAs are a subset). A couple of weeks ago, there was a post about some discussions the scalability folks had with VCs. More recently there was commentary on APU programming [...]
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The onslaught against scientific publication
Well not quite that, but it makes for a better headline. The scientific paper and the process of peer review as you and I have known all of our scientific lives is facing something of a grassroots revolt. The Scientist is carrying an article on the subject by Mark Gerstein and Michael [...]
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Things I noticed #6
It has been a rather hectic two weeks, but the blogosphere is still here, so what better way to announce a return to the mainstream with a new, albeit brief, edition of Things I Noticed
IRIX … RIP
Scalability.org is one of my favorite blogs. Joe Landman is opinionated and knowledgable, a perfect combination for good [...]
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Finding my way back and a new blog carnival
This is going to be a month of fits and starts. Just as the pacific northwest decides to show its true colors (the past few days have been sunny, but the rain is finally here), this blog will soon be back to its regularly scheduled programming. In the interim, I leave you with [...]
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