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CPUs don't store nontrivial amounts of energy, and even if storing a 1 was a significantly higher energy level than a 0 (or vice versa) there's no plausible wor
by lmm 1y ago
CPUs don't store nontrivial amounts of energy, and even if storing a 1 was a significantly higher energy level than a 0 (or vice versa) there's no plausible workload that would be causing the CPU to switch significantly more 0s to 1s than 1s to 0s (or vice versa).