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Crowded house are an Australian band
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wow Ok, Learnt something new today
cheers,
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Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
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Ain't that super man!
In Word you can only store 2 bytes. That is why I use Writer.
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I like the way you carry us away with this!
I, for one, like Roman Numerals.
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Quick way given with condition (5)
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Swift?
Condition - if
Way - sw?
Not sure about the t
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I think with condition is wif and wrap St around
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I figure WAY == ST, WITH == W.
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way = S T
given
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Waist ?
In Word you can only store 2 bytes. That is why I use Writer.
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Nope (sorry, was - should have replied to the other posts earlier)
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Quote: The world's largest chip, weighing in at an unbelievable 400,000 cores, 1.2 trillion transistors, 46,225 square millimeters of silicon, and 18 GB of on-chip memory, all in one chip that is as large as an entire wafer. Add in that the chip sucks 15kW of power and features 9 PB/s of memory bandwidth: [^] Quote: The system measures a mere 15 Rack Units tall, or roughly 26", so three can fit in a single rack. Given the performance, that's an incredibly compact package: It would take a 1,000-GPU cluster, which consumes 15 entire racks and half a megawatt of power, to match the performance of one CS-1 system. That's because a single Cerebras chip has 78 times more cores, 3,000 times more memory, and 10,000 times more memory bandwidth than a single GPU. It also has 33,000 times more bandwidth (PB/s).
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Now you are making me hungry!
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I know it's big compare to normal chips but 15kW in that size package: does that include the [super] cooling?
would be a handy bitcoin miner, but nah, that's not my thing.
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No, the cooling system takes another 4kW according to the article[^]
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They compared its 400k cores to a GPU with 5k cores, so they are probably continuing the bad tradition of calling SIMD lanes "cores", IIRC that's something GPU vendors started (specifically nVidia and their "CUDA processors", AMD likes to call them "stream processors" which is fine I guess?). Or maybe it's even counting some more specialized component such as 8-bit multipliers (important in deep learning) or whatever, who knows, actually if someone knows please explain.
Either way it's a beastly processor, actually either way it's the same processor, I just think their marketing material is deliberately misleading about its internal organization.
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harold aptroot wrote: if someone knows please explain. Someone from the marketing department get in touch with you ASAP.
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"Knows" and "marketing department" isn't necessarily compatible with each other.
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And that is the "minimum spec" requirement for GTA VI ...
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Article states: It's safe to assume they are the types with nearly unlimited budgets, so pricing isn't a concern. Of course not, since it is coming from our pockets.
Those budgets (military/intelligence) should be drastically cut.
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But can it run Crysis? Or Doom, for that matter
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Finally, a computer that can help me remeber stuff!
They call me different but the truth is they're all the same!
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They could have designed a better looking case.
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I pride myself that I don't scare too easily, with one exception:
After a recent clean install on my machine (A Dell desktop), I thought it's a good time to run Dell's update utility. It gave me the dreaded message: "Your BIOS needs updating"! I do understand a little about BIOS systems and what can happen if you write a new BIOS to the main board and the process gets interrupted or fails for any reason. In many instances you can kiss your main board goodbye!
So with trembling fingers I told Dell Update to proceed, eyes glued to the main monitor. I blush to disclose that I may even have uttered a silent prayer - my first in a long time. Things did not seem to go very smoothly. The machine must have restarted about 5 times. At this stage my nails were gone!
Finally after many minutes, the machine restarted a final time and I was greeted with the running cursor as Windows loaded. I breathed out and collapsed behind the keyboard. What a hair-raising experience!
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