In spite of it being in "unfit" individuals only,if you lose those individuals you lose any possibility of ever gettingthat gene right!
An artificial Founder's Effect.
Vermont's sugar maple trees are migrating north towards Canada. In the new territory, the ideal genotype for the region's soi
Le Vendredi 10 Mars 2006 03:22, Fred L Youhanaie a écrit :
>
> > if only I could find a tool that is scaled to CPU times ;)
> >
> > The Gantt chart was definately what I was thinking of...without even
> > knowing
> > it. Thanks!
>
> It may be worthwhile searching for "gantt" on sourceforge
Robert G. Brown wrote:
Ah, yeah. Let me embarrass myself even further. My first foray into
this territory was maybe 1978 or so when I was still a tender young
first year graduate student and the computing world was punch cards and
IBM 370's that were slower and stupider than my palm pilot is t
if only I could find a tool that is scaled to CPU times ;)
The Gantt chart was definately what I was thinking of...without even knowing
it. Thanks!
It may be worthwhile searching for "gantt" on sourceforge, but I don't
think you will be able to get down to the cpu timescales.
If you like
Hi Fred,
Thanks a mil for this insight. Actually, it's the first time I see
someone
refer to project management as being similar to parallel processing. In fact,
the optimisation of projects, with critical paths, milestones, simultaneous
ends/beginings and dependancy makes of this appr
On Fri, Mar 10, 2006 at 09:39:50PM +, John Hearns wrote:
> On Fri, 2006-03-10 at 14:47 -0500, Douglas Eadline wrote:
>
> >
> > I have heard stories about some of the first vacuum tube computers where a
> > a full time technician walked around inside the computer
> > and replaced blown out tub
On Fri, 2006-03-10 at 14:47 -0500, Douglas Eadline wrote:
>
> I have heard stories about some of the first vacuum tube computers where a
> a full time technician walked around inside the computer
> and replaced blown out tubes - between every program run. I tend to
> think this has a certain myth
> I have heard stories about some of the first vacuum tube computers where a
> a full time technician walked around inside the computer
> and replaced blown out tubes - between every program run. I tend to
> think this has a certain myth aspect to this story, but like all myths it
> probably has s
Mark Hahn wrote:
does anyone know why the submission deadline for top500
is so far in advance of the list's publication?
The bigger your system, the less the deadline applies.
Craig
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--snipage--
> Unless, of course, you
> have so large a cluster (and budget) that assigning a whole FTE admin
> who does NOTHING but hardware maintenance from a local warehouse of
> spare parts is cost effective...
I have heard stories about some of the first vacuum tube computers where a
a f
Mark Hahn wrote:
does anyone know why the submission deadline for top500
is so far in advance of the list's publication?
Because everybody ignores it ?
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does anyone know why the submission deadline for top500
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Ivan Paganini:
I am trying to use at the same time some mpich2 routines and
scalapack. My code is written in fortran90, and I am using pgi
There's an MPICH2 mailing list (listed on MPICH2 home page) which in this case
might help you better.
Joachim
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Joachim Worringen - NEC C&C research l
On Mar 9, 2006, at 7:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Michael Will wrote: Infiniband with DDR is already at 20Gbps over CX4 copper Over 3 meters cables thick as firehose. 5 meters if you like to play with fire. There is a time when fiber is the right thing to do. However, WDM solutions are still ex
On Mar 9, 2006, at 7:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Infiniband with DDR is already at 20Gbps over CX4 copper " The 4X InfiniBand protocol extends the existing 1X protocol by supporting up to four 2.5Gb/sec dual-simplex connections for an effective duplex transmission speed of 10Gb/sec. ... " (From
On Thu, 9 Mar 2006, Jeremy Baker wrote:
How CS has used the island model to extrapolate the design of a model for
software/hardware dynamics is beyond my knowledge base. Biology has been my
learn'n.
The point of Island models in GAs is that how well a GA works is a
rather delicate balance betw
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