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> Just face it, CPUs currently are
> just electrical heaters that happen to do some calculations at the same
> time.
LOL. I'm sure this says something deep about quantum thermodynamics.
Hmm, I wonder... does the human brain heat up significantly when you
think harder?
[Before anybody else points this out, I know it heats up *measurably*.
I'm wondering if it heats up *significantly*...]
OTOH, the brain is inherantly decentralised. It relies on ludicrous
numbers of independent elements operating in a massively parallel
mannar. A laptop works on one specific element peddaling along in serial
as fast as possible.
Say, whatever happened to ANN chips?
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