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the fact that it's 7 seconds... that kind of proves that it isn't a directive. A directive should be executed immediately. That would make more sense to me, a
by justanotherjoe 8y ago
the fact that it's 7 seconds... that kind of proves that it isn't a directive. A directive should be executed immediately. That would make more sense to me, anyway.
- tomatotomato37 8y agoOur brain is a massively parallelized computer that runs the entire body yet has a cache of ~7 items and runs on 20 watts of power. I would expect a degree of latency in its more complicated operations.
- anticensor 8y agoThe brain runs on 120 watts, not 20. In addition, working memory has a capacity of ~7 toplevel item groups, not items.
- tomatotomato37 8y agoI concede the ambiguous 7 item thing, but where are you getting 120 watts from? The only figures I get from my googling say the entire human body only uses 100 watts on average, with 20% of that used by the brain.
- anticensor 8y agoHuman body consumes 100W at rest, ~300W at sedentary work, ~1kW at full power. Full power figures are based on appropriation of longitudinal draft ratings.