Greg Grossmeier

So much logic!

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Some days I just can't believe how much logic (IF THEN ELSE etc) is out there.

That sounds kind of trite, but I was just watching the CPU graph on my work laptop that I'm re-setting up and noticed (for the nth time) that multi-core CPUs pass off long running CPU-bound tasks to other cores on some cadence. You can see the switch happen in gnome-system-monitor. Makes sense, you don't want a CPU to burn out one core while all others are just sitting there (I guess).

<stoner voice>Our lives are controlled by billions of little logic if then statements, maaaan.</stoner voice>

Dan Scott, Freemor likes this.

Yep. You gotta keep those other cores in shape. Don't want them getting lazy.

Charles Stanhope at 2014-07-16T23:37:08Z

Douglas Perkins likes this.

Today I was tripping out on how humans are in a lottery to be have access to a society and technology that allows for them to build mental constructs of reality that aren't based on superstition and counter-intuitive observations of their surroundings, in varying degrees.


That's why I like computers. That's why I dislike religion.


I'm conflicted about computer religions. I don't trust religous computers.

maiki at 2014-07-17T03:51:46Z

Owen Shepherd, netgeek likes this.

Its' the kernel scheduler doing that, not the hardware itself. In that regard, the hardware is dumb as a post :-)

Owen Shepherd at 2014-07-17T11:32:23Z

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