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A big part of the value proposition of ECC does seem to hinge on having thousands, and perhaps _many_ thousands of machines working together. At a large enough
by codinghorror 11y ago
A big part of the value proposition of ECC does seem to hinge on having thousands, and perhaps _many_ thousands of machines working together. At a large enough scale even small statistics start to matter.
- Alupis 11y agoIt's more a value proposition of how long the machine will be running. Given time, it will get corrupt bits. You don't need thousands of machines to experience memory corruption...