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Why would you network them? Just add more ram.
by rtx 9y ago
Why would you network them? Just add more ram.
- aetherson 9y agoAsk the guy who came up with this scenario. But, obviously, we do at some point find it easier to set up side-by-side computers with (relatively) high-latency connections (like, say, ethernet) than to try to put more computing resources together with low-latency connections (like motherboard busses), for physical reasons.
- rtx 9y agoReminds me of the story about the galaxy spanning AI in the Dune series. With a latency of 10000 light years between it's various instances.
- canes123456 9y agoSame reason why culture matters more than individual IQ. Most of human progress is cause because there are many people learn from each other and making millions of tiny improvements over time.
- canes123456 9y agoSame reason why culture matters more than individual IQ. Most of human progress is cause because there are many people learn from each other and making millions of tiny improvements over time.