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PhD in computer science focusing on high-performance and scientific computing. In my downtime I tend to play a lot of games. Working at AWS now.
Lived just a few blocks from the Ark Lodge and loved going to see films here. Unfortunately I just don't see it surviving for much longer without some form of additional help as mentioned in the article.
Agreed, check out the top500 article or the direct ORNL System Overview. https://www.olcf.ornl.gov/for-users/system-user-guides/summi...
I get to feel very stupid, but in a comforting, always learning way. I have a PhD in HPC and HN always humbles me with the depth of knowledge contained by the community.
Graduating PhD student with a background mostly in C++ in a variety of scientific and high-performance applications. Looking specifically for positions in the greater Seattle area.
Current Location: Lubbock, TX
Remote: No
Willing to relocate: Yes, to Seattle
Technologies: C++, OpenMP, MPI, Python, Some Fortran/OpenCL/CUDA
Resume/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qt5sydptaxqpg92/CV_Summer_17.pdf
Github: github.com/patemotter
Email: patemotter@gmail.com
A problem in my field, scientific computing and HPC, suffers from a big problem involving the reproducibility of experiments. Some tools like Jupyter help, but that is only useful in a limited capacity.