Shuffling machines
Given that I am starting a new position tomorrow, I wanted to build a new deskside machine to use. One of my older cluster machines died a few weeks ago, and I needed
Joe Landman
OG High Performance Computing (HPC) veteran. Non-practicing physicist, Ph.D in condensed matter theory. Closet mathematician, aspiring astrophotographer. Hubby, Father, Son, Uncle. Human.
Joining AMD
I've accepted an offer from AMD for a Principal Member of Technical Staff position as Principal Customer Engineer for Instinct GPU Software. I can't say much about the role
Risks and opportunity costs
The context of this post is about an important decision, at which company I am going to work, that I am finalizing now. Every single decision you make between such scenarios carries a
Yarhzeit
It's been a year since he crossed the rainbow bridge. I say good morning to his ashes every day. It's still hard.
According to tradition, at the end of
A rubicon has been crossed
I have submitted, after editing/formatting/reviewing, my first SciFi short story for consideration of publication. The next (about) 180 days of waiting for the response, be it negative (19/20 odds) or