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It depends. There is a lot of devices with quite capable cpus that are mostly doing nothing.
by imp0cat 2y ago
It depends. There is a lot of devices with quite capable cpus that are mostly doing nothing.
- bastawhiz 2y agoI also prefer my phone to not be hot and constantly plugged in. Or for my ML workload to suddenly get slow because my partner drove the car out of range of the WiFi. Or to miss notifications because my watch's CPU was saturated.
- imp0cat 2y agoFair point. OTOH, something like a Tesla must have a lot of computing power that's just mostly idle when parked and charging at home. That is unless Tesla is already using their idle cars as remote datacenters, crunching numbers to get better at self-driving.