Akos talks to New Scientist
18 May 2006 10:18:47 UTC
Topic 191238
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Many of us by now are using this marvelous Hungarian's optimisations, now he's got a nice mention in the New Scientist (online at least). Have a look at the article: Programmer speeds search for gravitational waves.
Akos talks to New Scientist
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Go Akos !!!
Cool !!!
Cheers, Mike.
I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the time to make it shorter ...
... and my other CPU is a Ryzen 5950X :-) Blaise Pascal
Absolutely stunning! This
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Absolutely stunning! This just shows the power of communities, open source (open to the right bunch in this case) and open communication.
Thank you Akos for your contribution to the community once again! You are a shining example and well deserve the stardome. Congratulations!
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your thoughts - the ways :: the knowledge - your space
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Congratulations Akos on your
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Congratulations Akos on your mention in the New scientist and thank you for your great work that we've all benefited here from, as well as for the project itself.
Very nice and thx for posting
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Very nice and thx for posting the news here!
MrS
Scanning for our furry friends since Jan 2002
RE: ...New Scientist
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Alas, it didn't arrive in time for this week's print edition (cover date 20 May).
Maybe next week, if they can optimise those old steam-driven presses....
Yes, and good PR for E&H :-)
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Yes, and good PR for E&H :-)
I say cheers, more then at
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I say cheers, more then at least two times, lets do 5.
Now w're awaiting his presence in the late night shows.
Is the tour scheduled already?
maybe he can go help M$ to
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maybe he can go help M$ to produce some good software next :p
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RE: Maybe next week, if
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More likely TeX-driven than steam-driven. It is far easier to publish on a Web page than on paper, but paper lasts more (if made with the right stuff). Having worked at Mondadori Publishing House I know that printing has its deadlines.
Tullio