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# SUP-0003
## Parallelism
Smart contracts are at this point in time not parallel. We need to decide how to change that. I have several thoughts.
If you know all the data that is going to be acc…
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Hi Team,
Recently we noticed that TFServing is using only single CPU core while testing object detection model, even though we set `TENSORFLOW_SESSION_PARALLELISM=14`. `OMP_NUM_THREADS=56` is rela…
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I think the idea behind Rubinius (implementing most of Ruby in Ruby itself) is great, so I want to see this project succeed.
One thing that may be helpful is to single out particular software project…
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Me again... this one is not urgent, and it may not even be an issue, but I want to capture it as I go just in case.
The top level README and the runtime README both have examples of running the mai…
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Hi,
thanks again for creating XXH3! Very impressive!
I just finally realized that the keyed variant of XXH3 requires a 192 byte secret (I always assumed it would be 192 bits). Should we make thi…
koraa updated
4 years ago
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This is one of 2 following issues to #7040.
To make it simpler and easier to specify/change the dtype of `chainer.Link` / `chainer.Chain`,
I want to change `chainer.Initializer`s and related func…
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As we already know, single threaded ETL prevents proper scaling even for high-end systems, like DGX.
It happens due to the simple math behind data feeding logic:
If single DataSet creation time t…
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Hi,
I am using Azure pipeline for my ASP.NET core application which is based on VS 2017 & .Net core 2.2.
My unit/integration tests are written in NUnit and have dependency on on-prem servers. Th…
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Off the top of my head:
- Something that can land the PR automatically: `git-node land`
- A protocol for squashing commits
- Option 1: Use the `--autosquash` feature of git and ask everybody to…
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Before adding OpenMP based parallelism we need to decide how to control the number of threads and how to expose it in the public API.
I've seen several proposition from different people:
&…