Not sure if I like this method of measuring processor usage since a project that took a million hours in 2001 wouldn't take a million hours in 2010 but that's what's in the article.
For example, if men tend to do more dangerous jobs (soldering, firefighting, etc...) this means the selective process among males is different, possibly harsher.
It's a shame how many people die in freak soldering accidents.
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Not sure if I like this method of measuring processor usage since a project that took a million hours in 2001 wouldn't take a million hours in 2010 but that's what's in the article.
Usually the value of a cpu-hour depends on the current cluster hardware. At NERSC I think they revalue the cpu-hour annually when they allocate time for the next year. http://www.nersc.gov/hypermail/all-announcements/1013.html http://www.nersc.gov/nusers/accounts/mpp-charging.php
For example, if men tend to do more dangerous jobs (soldering, firefighting, etc...) this means the selective process among males is different, possibly harsher.
It's a shame how many people die in freak soldering accidents.