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ALT Madhav's Kubernetes Talk titled "Imperative, Declarative and Kubernetes" first slide
ALT Madhav telling how Imperative systems give more control to user whereas Declarative systems abstracts most of these parts away making it easy to use
ALT Madhav's diagram of Imperative API where the user commands the machine, running in a somewhat unreliable environment, to move from current state to desired state based on feedback from machine and comparing it with desired state.
ALT Madhav's diagram of Declarative API where the user conveys the desired state to a controller that commands machine, running in a somewhat unreliable environment, to move from current state to desired state based on feedback from machine and comparing it with desired state.
ALT The beginning of Redhat research talk on Platypus by Daniel Gruss and Moritz Lipp from UT Graz and Redhat's very own Jon Masters and Matej Hrusovsky
ALT Dr. Ian Cutress telling only a small part of DRAM actually requires small period refreshes whereas most part don't need refreshing that frequently and this could be exploited to save power
ALT A slide showing most DRAM cells can store charges for more than half a second but only a few cells can store them only for 64-128ms and hence refresh rate of the entire module can be dictated by these few cells
