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GrumpyTwig said:
Over the years I wonder how many aeons people have spent reading fictional literature, probably far more than the sensationalist figure in the OP.
We're not robots, humans procrastinate.
/edit rough fag packet calculation puts lord of the rings at 3.9 billion hours on its own.
3.9 billion hours is how long it felt when I watched the 1st of the trilogy We're not robots, humans procrastinate.
/edit rough fag packet calculation puts lord of the rings at 3.9 billion hours on its own.
Edited by GrumpyTwig on Sunday 24th April 00:37
callmedave said:
I wonder how much the advance in computers (pushed along by games and ever increasing performance) has aided computers that carry out complex advances in medicine?
A bit like the technology in F1 cars filters down to mainstream cars - Where would we be without the Turbocharger/ where would we be without 64 bit computing?
turbocharger came to F1 long after production cars, remember the early 80s?A bit like the technology in F1 cars filters down to mainstream cars - Where would we be without the Turbocharger/ where would we be without 64 bit computing?
ABS was on production cars then F1
Adaptive suspension was on production cars hen F1
Considering most applications and even O/S are not fully optimised for 64-bit its a moot point. More prevalent is the advancement of the RISC processor, the ARM is now 30+ years old and is probably the most successful architecture.
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