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nine_klast Friday at 9:54 PM2 repliesview on HN

I suppose that most HPC problems are embarrassingly parallel™, and have very little if any mutable shared state?


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bradcraylast Friday at 10:07 PM

I'd say that the opposite is more often the reality, which is why HPC systems tend to have high-bandwidth, low-latency networks.

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stonogolast Friday at 10:07 PM

On the contrary. However, they tend to manually manage memory rather than outsourcing it to a language runtime or a distributed key-value store.