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"Message from the PriComp 2022 General Chairs" by Fenghua Li, Laurence T. Yang et al.

By Fenghua Li, Laurence T. Yang, and Willy Susilo, Published on 01/01/22 ....

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ASCR Highlights Career of Retiring Associate Director Barbara Helland, Seeks Successor

ASCR Highlights Career of Retiring Associate Director Barbara Helland, Seeks Successor
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Supercomputer software subject of award winner's FORNL talk

“High-Performance Computing and Future Requirements” is the title of the talk that Jack Dongarra will give at noon Tuesday, June 14. ....

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Let's Talk About: Big Data

Anubhooti Gupta
Being perfectly rational is not an evolutionarily viable form of reasoning. Itâs slow and requires a lot of information that may not always be available.
Think about the problems we are evolved to solve: which plants are safe enough to eat, how to survive a contagion, how to protect resources from outsiders, how to figure out who to trust, how to find a mate. Itâs impossible to find these answers through rational means alone; it would take too long or require more information than we possess.
What helps is reasoning through bias. A bias is a cognitive shortcut, a form of reasoning that is quick, doesnât require perfect information, gets the job done, and reduces the kind of errors that have existential consequences. Our brains developed biases as a means to survive challenges in order to reproduce and then protect our progeny. ....

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