01:06:28	Sean T:	I think there are blurry lines like this all over the industry.  Like Ops and Security.  If I set some permissions to 0644 instead of 0777 am I security person now?
02:04:07	Jans Carton:	https://developer.apple.com/machine-learning/
02:04:54	Jans Carton:	That's the stuff that the "neural engine" is primarily concerned with. Lots of examples there, but nothing really specific that I've found yet.
02:17:33	Tyler R:	Those are Rookie numbers
02:18:01	gary@sluug.org:	Define “rookie”, pls.
02:18:35	Tyler R:	Number of Background Apps
02:20:57	gary@sluug.org:	And…what are you implying by “rookie”?
02:30:27	Jans Carton:	I have to leave. Enjoy!
02:30:45	gary@sluug.org:	thnx Jans!
02:45:33	lindatanner:	Gotta run.  Thanks for this.
02:47:07	James Conroy:	Have a good night everyone
02:47:41	gary@sluug.org:	g’nite & thnx!
02:48:31	gary@sluug.org:	I mean to James & Linda.  I’m STAYING!!
02:58:40	Carey Schug/USA-IL-Chicago area:	all of it was interesting.  beyond me, but interesting
03:01:45	gary@sluug.org:	Your right, Carey!   We’re all learning here!
03:02:50	WayneS:	Gotta run. Thanks all...
03:03:10	gary@sluug.org:	Thnx Wayne!
03:04:32	Carey Schug/USA-IL-Chicago area:	prob not, but any cores that have slave cpus of different type, like x86 and arm?
03:13:38	Carey Schug/USA-IL-Chicago area:	I really want an IBM mainframe, but can't afford the licence fees.  or the hardware...
03:21:34	Carey Schug/USA-IL-Chicago area:	sluug just blows away ALL the local Linux groups here in much bigger chicago
03:24:19	Carey Schug/USA-IL-Chicago area:	what about xen?  or is that nor arm in the first place?  I am getting ready to virtual and am leaning towards xen and qubes
03:26:36	gary@sluug.org:	Geee….  Thank you, Carey!
03:26:39	Carey Schug/USA-IL-Chicago area:	sounds like there is xen, maybe not production yet
03:28:16	Carey Schug/USA-IL-Chicago area:	https://www.starlab.io/blog/how-the-xen-hypervisor-supports-cpu-virtualization-on-arm