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I’m not sure hypothetical/imaginary (until one can prove otherwise) CPUs count

• snvzz 3y ago
  The context was: >High-end cores you can license? And they are cores you can license -and LG has licensed already[0]- i.e. not in any way imaginary or hypothetical. Let's try and not move goalposts. 0. https://www.eetimes.com/jim-keller-on-ai-risc-v-tenstorrents-move-to-edge-ip/ https://www.eetimes.com/jim-keller-on-ai-risc-v-tenstorrents...
  • ffgjgf1 3y ago
    An actual cpu running actual benchmarks or real world benchmarks seems like a very reasonable goalpost, not sure who is supposedly moving them
    • snvzz 3y ago
      >not sure who is supposedly moving them You, obviously. Your goalpost was: >High-end cores you can license? And now you're trying to turn it into: >An actual cpu running actual benchmarks or real world benchmarks Which constitutes a (failed) attempt to move the goalpost, right after having been given exactly what you asked for.
      • ffgjgf1 3y ago
        It was perfectly obvious that I was talking about functioning CPUs. But sure congratulations on winning your imaginary argument