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寶塔生光，青山綠水仙家住 長橋燦爛，赤日白雲聖舍居 The treasure pagoda glows with sacred light, Where verdant mountains kiss emerald streams so bright— Immortals dwell in this enchanted height, Their peaceful home of pure and mystic delight. The long bridge dazzles in its golden might, Beneath the crimson sun and clouds of drifting white; In holy halls the saints now claim their throne, A radiant realm where heaven’s glory is shown. ☀️ #จิตติพจน์วิริยะโรจน์# #inkMine# #vss365# #詩# 对联 詩 诗词 俳句 poetrycommunity WritingCommunity 陸享瑞

📻 #ニッポン放送# ポッドキャスト 『Anime English Club with Sally Amaki』 エピソード47が配信されました🔥📣 ㅤ 🎧 🎥 ㅤ 今回のテーマは、「SLAM DUNK」🏀 ㅤ 💭取り上げるセリフはこちら！👨‍🏫📕 「オヤジの栄光時代はいつだよ？全日本の時か？
俺は…俺は今なんだよ！」
(桜木花道) When were your glory days, Old Man? During All-Japan?
For me… For me, it's right here right now! 一緒に英語を勉強しましょう✨📚 ㅤ #天城サリー# #SallyAEC# @aec1242 #ナナニジ#

The glory work of GPU scheduling is in the frontier data centers with hundreds of thousands of GPUs, but a lot of research work is done with single GPU jobs on modest clusters, and the scheduling leaves much to be desired. I wish there were a clean way to preempt GPU tasks, so long running tasks could be transparently paused to allow higher priority tasks to get the minimum time-to-results. Manual checkpointing and cooperative multitasking is an option, but it complicates codebases and is fertile ground for bugs. It feels like most of the pieces are present: Everything goes through page tables on the GPUs already, Nvidia UVM (Unified Virtual Memory) allows demand paging to host memory, and MPS (Multi-Process Service) could act as a CUDA shim to force everything to use a different memory allocator. Memory page thrashing would be catastrophic for GPU tasks, but the idea would be to pause the host task of the low priority process, then let the high priority process force only the necessary pages out (or maybe none at all, if the memory pressure wasn’t high enough) while it is running, then resume the low priority task on completion, allowing it to page everything back in. Task switching at the level of tens of seconds, not milliseconds. Even if it didn’t handle absolutely all memory (kernel allocations and such) and had some overhead, that would be quite useful. Of course, Nvidia would prefer you to Just Buy More GPUs!