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Is this an exaggeration, or do you genuinely want to run something on the same hardware for the next 100 years? If so, why? I can't imagine a workload that is
by Version467 5y ago
Is this an exaggeration, or do you genuinely want to run something on the same hardware for the next 100 years?
If so, why? I can't imagine a workload that is so unchangeable in its nature, especially considering the world we live in and how often storage media changes that I'd want to plan ahead for 100 years.
- bullen 5y agoThings are about to not change as fast. My drives are from 2011, peak SSD at 50nm (100.000 writes per bit). My CPU/motherboards are from 2017, I think 2Gflops/watt is about where peak CPU is at. Time will tell... but there is no point waiting for improvements now, time to go all in!
- dieortin 5y agoWhy would that be “peak SSD” or “peak CPU”? Your CPU is already way behind the latest processors in both performance and performance per watt.
- coreblocks 5y agoA museum obviously