I'm not saying he is right but Einstein would not have got very far with General Relativity if his argument had been "I'm Einstein and you all know from my 1905 papers that I'm really smart so this must be right too.".
I'd like to think he would have managed somehow without his MIT degree or whatever, like for instance, by presenting his theory instead of asking people to believe it.
Or maybe
I really hate the Yellow Pages because of this.
Worse than that - people are banned from wearing "obstructive headwear".
What about one of these?
A million cores running at one instruction per second generates 1 MIPS, so does a single core running at a million instructions per second.
You will use less die real estate and less power with a general-purpose processor designed for the second case than you will with an FPGA that implements the first case...
That's why I clicked on this article right there - why not have a 1MHz gigacore cpu?
It's just not a good idea. I can see that you value efficiency and find waste distasteful. However, you are just not considering the situation carefully...
Well, consider how much refined materials cost in space, what is wrong with sending it to the moon or to Mars? Somebody might want a bolt or some wire one day, aboard whatever ideal craft they follow up with.
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