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Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. Being on par with the latest Xeon, while using 10x less power, is an absurd claim.
by nikanj 8y ago
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. Being on par with the latest Xeon, while using 10x less power, is an absurd claim.
- olefoo 8y agoMoores law is well and truly dead. That's one design cycle == 10x improvement. So not unreasonable within the context of the history of the industry. The proof will be in the product when it ships.
- eropple 8y agoSo there's no proof and the persistent pro-Mill posts are wishcasting? Glad we cleared that up.
- mhkool 8y agoyou did not watch the 13 videos on youtube and the text of the 14 patents that they have filed so far, huh?