As the beginning of an open source big data project, Hadoop has lived, spawned, and led an exciting era. Now, we are accustomed to refer to the moment when Hadoop no longer dominates big data as the “post-Hadoop era”; new big data technologies and open source projects continue to develop and grow, attracting more attention; […]
Chrome 107 is officially released. There are no new features in this version, basically optimizations and security bug fixes. The following are some of the new features: Align timers at 125 Hz (including DOM timers): wake up at regular 8ms alignment (125 Hz) ) to run all timers with a non-zero delay, which provides a
Keka is a decompression tool for the macOS platform that can quickly create compressed files with high compression ratios. It also supports decompressing files from many types of files, including 7z, ISO, DMG, TAR, ZIP, and Bzip2. file format. #Keka #Unzip #tool #macOS #platform
Google announced that Chrome will stop supporting Windows 7 and 8.1 starting in February 2023; this decision is also in line with Microsoft’s Windows Lifecycle Policy. With support for both versions of Windows discontinued, Chrome users will have to make sure their devices are running at least Windows 10. “With the release of Chrome 110
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With the release of Zig v0.10.0 on November 1, its new self-hosted compiler will also be launched simultaneously. “Although the self-hosted compiler is now implemented, there is still more work to be done. At the same time, the door to more exciting features has been opened, such as Zig’s official package manager.” Next steps in
Recently, Linus Torvalds responded to the idea of removing Intel i486 processor support from the kernel on the mailing list. After the Linux kernel dropped i386 support a decade ago, i486 has been the minimum version of the kernel mainline that supports the x86 architecture. Linus said: “We dropped i386 support back in 2012, maybe
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Two years after IHP released the first public version, the official version 1.0 has finally been released. The development team said that during the 1.0 development cycle, a total of 34 versions were released, including more than 4,700 commits and 800 PRs. IHP is a modern out-of-the-box (batteries-included) Haskell web framework built on Haskell and
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MacOS 13 “Ventura” has been released, here are some of the features of this release: Enhanced Image Search: Find images in Photos, Messages, Notes, Finder and the Web directly from Spotlight Safari browser supports new “passwordless” key login “Method (key login can refer to the previously reported Google’s official launch of “key login”, gradually replacing
Python 3.11 stable version has been officially released! Some of the new major new features and changes in Python 3.11 include: General changes PEP 657 – Introduce fine-grained Error Locations in error message reporting PEP 654 – Exception Groups and except* PEP 680 – tomllib: support for parsing TOML in the standard library bpo-46752 –
In big data scenarios, data shuffle represents the process of data exchange in different partitions, and the performance of shuffle often becomes the performance bottleneck of jobs or even the entire cluster. Especially in the scenario where ByteDance has hundreds of PB Shuffle data every day, the shuffle process exposes many problems. This article will
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On the occasion of Programmer’s Day on October 24, the first technology open day of Tongxin Software came to a successful conclusion in the National Xinchuang Park. Tongxin Software’s first technology open day includes UP main live broadcast interaction, check-in and park exploration, “Great Migration” theme forum, and product experience of the whole system. More
Linux 5.19 has reached end of life and is marked EOL on kernel.org, which means that there will be no more bug fixes and security patches for this release. Released at the end of July 2022, Linux 5.19 is a non-LTS release with only three months of support and is retired after maintaining 17 releases.
Prediction using Haiguang CPU/DCU is the same as prediction using Intel CPU/Nvidia GPU. It supports Paddle Inference, which is suitable for high-performance server-side and cloud-based inference. The current Paddle ROCm version is fully compatible with the C++/Python API of the Paddle CUDA version, and the original GPU prediction commands and parameters can be used directly.
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On November 9, 2015, Google open-sourced TensorFlow, and the project has been around for nearly seven years since then. The project has now gained the participation and support of thousands of open source contributors, Google developers, researchers and educators, and well-known ML projects such as TensorFlow and PyTorch have become almost synonymous with machine learning.
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