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When did booting time has become a problem to solve?
by zkmon 1y ago
When did booting time has become a problem to solve?
- mcemilg 1y agoFrom my (just a user) perspective, GPUs are expensive, they shouldn't be left standing if they're not being used.
- jack_tripper 1y agoI was there Gandalf, 3000 years ago, when people used folding@home to donate idle CPUs.
- krige 1y agoand SETI@home too!
- embedding-shape 1y ago> From my (just a user) perspective, GPUs are expensive, they shouldn't be left standing if they're not being used. How much does a idling GPU actually take when there is no monitor attached and no activity on it? My monitor turns off after 10 minutes of inactivity or something, and at that point, I feel like the power draw should be really small (but haven't verified it myself).
- ukblewis 1y agoI honestly can’t believe that the only top level comment right now is this kind of “I can’t be assed to read the linked article, I came just to shit on it” kinda comment
- hrimfaxi 1y agoWhen did low-effort comments become acceptable here?
- doctorpangloss 1y agoThe problem to solve is low cost, secure multitenancy.