@kpdooty indeed.
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Fernanda Foertter
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@[email protected] I read this to my partner and he said “never know when you’re going to have to run”
What lever motivates you! We are going to need our full health
What lever motivates you! We are going to need our full health
@urbanfoxe ok the iPhone you can save the image and then open it in photos and touch the QR code
Some wall art for the office update. From top/down they are
1. My first cray
2. My first Mac (iMac green)
3. My first 64bit computer (Power Mac G5)
4. Representing my first computer (my moms IBM PC)
5. (Random pretty keyboard partner lent me)
6. First cluster I built at my first job. (Dell PowerEdge)
1. My first cray
2. My first Mac (iMac green)
3. My first 64bit computer (Power Mac G5)
4. Representing my first computer (my moms IBM PC)
5. (Random pretty keyboard partner lent me)
6. First cluster I built at my first job. (Dell PowerEdge)
HPC GuruJoin ALCF for an in-person hands-on #HPC Workshop Oct 29-31 at Argonne National Lab
o Hands-on time on Polaris and AI Testbeds
o Includes a tour of Argonne facilities, including #Aurora
Register by Sept 16
https://www.alcf.anl.gov/events/2024-alcf-hands-hpc-workshop
2024 ALCF Hands-on HPC Workshop | Argonne Leadership Computing Facility
The ALCF is hosting an in-person Hands-on HPC Workshop on October 29-31, 2024, at the TCS Conference Center at Argonne National Laboratory.The workshop will provide an opportunity for hands-on time on Polaris and AI Testbeds focusing on porting applications to heterogeneous architectures (CPU + GPU), improving code performance, and exploring AI/ML applications development on ALCF systems.Workshop participants will:
Chapel Programming LanguageAre you interested in learning about Chapel’s GPU capabilities? Join Jade Abraham and Engin Kayraklioglu’s HPE Developer Meetup session for a talk & demo on July 31st, 8AM PDT. This is tomorrow!! Register for free here: https://hpe.zoom.us/webinar/register/3117139444656/WN_ojVy9LR_QHSCGxeg21rj7A
@hpcprogrammer and @HPC_Guru please consider reposting.
Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Vendor-Neutral GPU Programming in Chapel. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
Speakers: Jade Abraham, Software Engineer, HPE Engin Kayraklioglu, Principal Software Engineer, HPE Abstract: Writing programs on modern computers requires parallelism to achieve maximum performance. This is complicated by GPUs, which provide great parallel performance at the price of more complex programming. Chapel is an open-source parallel programming language that supports portable, performant software on CPUs and GPUs using a single unified set of language features. Chapel's features enable portable, parallel computing across a spectrum of hardware, from multicore laptops to distributed, networked supercomputers. In this talk, we will showcase Chapel's vendor-neutral GPU support. We will share user experiences writing GPU-enabled programs in Chapel and show how you can write vendor-neutral GPU programs today. How you can get involved in our open-source work and our future plans will conclude this talk.
@praest76 don’t forget Rust developers
@littlealex the good news is the guy in charge has seen this before.