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  • Editor in Chief, Cluster Monkey
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After escaping the Russian ballet, I decided to take up HPC and amateur art restoration. Truth is a slippery fish. BLM Currently managing editor for HPCwire
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Data Analytics Toolkit: From Excel to Python, R, and Tableau

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By Eric C. Gaze, McKenzie Lamb, Douglas Eadline Verified
| informit.com
Preface xi Acknowledgments xv About the Authors xvii Chapter 1: Bank Data 1 The Data 1 Target Graphics 2 Getting Started in Excel and Tableau 3 Getting Started with Python and Jupyter Lab 18 Bank Data Graphics in Python 27 Introduction to R: Getting Started with the Bank Data 35 Bank Data Analysis and Platform Comparison 62 Chapter 2: Countries Data 65 The Data 66 Target Graphics 68 Excel 73 Data Wrangling with Tableau Prep Builder 83 Another Tableau Approach 103 Python 113 Histograms 134 R...
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HPC Precision Wars: Satoshi Matsuoka Plants the Ozaki Flag

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By Douglas Eadline Verified
| clustermonkey.net
From the FP64 is not as boring as it used to be department A recent paper submitted to ArXiv by famed HPC scientist Satoshi Matsuoka, Director of the RIKEN Center for Computational Science in Kobe, Japan, has shaken the tried-and-true FP64 HPC relationship to its core. The paper is entitled: FP8 is All You Need (Part 1): Debunking Hardware FP64 as the HPC Holy Grail: A Tensor–Memory Equilibrium Model and Implementation Strategy for Ozaki Scheme II on Memory-Bound Workloads in the Post-FP64 Era.
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Genesis Content: Where Does GenAI Get Its Next Meal?

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By Douglas Eadline Verified
| clustermonkey.net
From the well if you think about it department Something about building GenAI LLMs bugs me. Before I begin, let me be clear: I am a supporter of AI technologies, particularly in science. Lately, however, a question keeps surfacing that I find hard to understand. GenAI promoters and sellers like to talk about "AI for Business" as a way to reduce costs and replace workers.
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