forthfifthsixth

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   by forthfifthsixth 9y ago

   No chance of that, GreenArrays processors are arrays of f18a computers - each of which only has 64 18bit words of RAM. Orders of magnitude less then Erlang requires. I would start with the product briefs if you want to learn more: http:&#x
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   by forthfifthsixth 9y ago

   That's the other side of low power devices, and part of the the beauty of asynchronous logic, it does nothing better then anything else! Computers like the ga144 'sleep' mid instruction waiting for a pin (button) to change, c
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   by forthfifthsixth 9y ago

   I can't imagine the utility of low-power processors that "aren't trying to be energy efficient per operation" and are "really bad at processing" - I thought that was the whole point! These really are completely
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   by forthfifthsixth 9y ago

   People always complaining about the cost of the dev board or about how they can't think of a practical application. Maybe those are valid criticisms, but honestly we have something unique here, try not to dismiss it with vapid complain
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   by forthfifthsixth 9y ago

   I don't think asynchronous logic is undesirable. For an example, the GA144[1] is an example of a practical computer completely implemented asynchronous logic. Its Asynchronous nature is one of the features, benefits include lower power