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  1. Re:Good points ! Link for you. on Clearspeed Makes Tall Claims for Future Chip · · Score: 2, Informative
  2. Good points ! Link for you. on Clearspeed Makes Tall Claims for Future Chip · · Score: 1

    I remember the transputer.Good points. Didn't know they were a former graphics card company.

    Explains there vector parallel processing knowlege.

    But there could be a developing problem for them.
    New Nvidia and ATI graphics cards can compete with this chip.

  3. We NEED it. Some uses - Biotech, Aerospace.... on Clearspeed Makes Tall Claims for Future Chip · · Score: 1

    There are too many uses for large scale computing which is plagued by huge power hungry systems.

  4. Chip Description -Multi-Threaded Array Processor on Clearspeed Makes Tall Claims for Future Chip · · Score: 1

    Multi-Threaded Array Processor
    ClearSpeed's multi-threaded array processor can be applied to any high performance computing application where large volumes of data can be processed in parallel.

    The performance of conventional processors has been primarily driven by higher clock speeds. This inevitably means higher power dissipation and the resulting problems of system cost and reliability. These designs can no longer meet the requirements of emerging applications or keep up with the demands presented by the explosive growth of data volumes.

    The multi-threaded array processor architecture provides an exceptionally powerful and scalable processing solution, based on an array of tens to thousands of Processing Elements (PEs). Each PE has its own local memory and I/O capability, making the architecture ideally suited for applications which have high processing and/or bandwidth requirements. The inherently scalable array architecture is also highly area and power efficient.

    The processor can be used either as a co-processor sitting alongside an Intel or AMD CPU within a high performance workstation, blade server or cluster configuration, or as a standalone processor for embedded DSP applications such as radar pulse compression or image processing. In applications where it is acting as a co-processor, dynamic libraries off-load an application's inner loops to the processor. Although these inner loops only make up a small portion of the source code, these loops are responsible for the vast majority of the application's running time.

  5. Works for Apple on Clearspeed Makes Tall Claims for Future Chip · · Score: 1


    <a href="http://www.gpgpu.org/">Graphics cards used for general computing</a>

    Apple = altivec =vector processor.

  6. Hyperlink for Graphic Cards used for computing on Clearspeed Makes Tall Claims for Future Chip · · Score: 1
  7. Great idea! Vector processor chip . on Clearspeed Makes Tall Claims for Future Chip · · Score: 1

    Graphics cards used for general computing

    The chip is a vector processor like major 3d graphics cards.

    It's a great idea and something that people on slash ,including me,have talked about everytime a powerful graphics card has come out.

    The compiler will be key.

    Anything that can steal the thunder of INTEL & AMD is fine by me. Their processors are heat emitting loads of crap. If you noticed the amount of wattage that this new chip uses , it's because of the architecture and not fancy transistor technology.

    Now you all know that Intel , Sun, Ibm, and Amd do not make efficient processors.

  8. WHAT ? how about foresight , History MR monopoly. on Mono-culture And The .NETwork Effect · · Score: 1

    Come on.... your points are ridiculous.

    The guy has points.

    In the world of patents and IP , it would be good strategy of Monopolysoft to pull the rug under MONO.

    Doesn't Monopolysoft have history of this ?

  9. This TOPIC has been brought up before on / on Mono-culture And The .NETwork Effect · · Score: 1

    Alot of people have commented on this before by posters on slash. I don't understand why this is a big surprise now. Does it take someone in the media to write an article to substantiate something we all knew.

    As for NET since there's so much IP cloud BS over it I think that developers should stay cautious and keep using Java,perl,python,ruby and PHP.

  10. Thank you on Michael Robertson Talks VoIP With Voxilla · · Score: 1

    Thank you Marcelo Rodriguez for the reply and informing me.

  11. Two versions of VOIP. The article lacks details. on Michael Robertson Talks VoIP With Voxilla · · Score: 1

    One version is just software on individual computers connected to the internet allowing 'Voice over IP' to other computers connected to the net.

    The second version is the one that allows someone on the internet to actually connect to the phone company's system and make someone's actual phone ring.

    The first version is nothing special.

    The second version was big on the net until most free version went bankrupt because ad revenue wasn't there. I could make a long distance call across the USA for free which was real cool.

  12. Phone companies are responsible for screwing you ! on Successful Do-Not-Call Complaints? · · Score: 0, Redundant

    The phone company is partly responsible. We buy phone service not to be bothered every minute.

    The phone companies are partly the problem in this whole telemarketing mess. They have used legislative clout to block all means of trying to stop 'do not call lists'.

    Sprint in this area blocked one law because they PROFIT(There's that word again!) from telemarketing.

    Sue your phone company or try to get them to log all long distance calls to your house .

    If they don't then tell them you will cancel and find a another company that cares.

  13. Sue you phone company or get caller ID ? on Successful Do-Not-Call Complaints? · · Score: 1

    The phone company is partly responsible. We buy phone service not to be bothered every minute.

    The phone companies are partly the problem in this whole telemarketing mess. They have used legislative clout to block all means of trying to stop 'do not call lists'.

    Sprint in this area blocked one law because they PROFIT(There's that word again!) from telemarketing.

    Sue your phone company or try to get them to log all long distance calls to your house .

    If they don't then tell them you will cancel and find a another company that cares.

  14. Re:Carmack's project on The Step-By-Step DIY Approach To The X-Prize · · Score: 1

    "Sure the product may be funny-looking and awkward, especially at first, but then so did our favorite open-source operating system"

    Classification of a penguin and shouldn't be of a rocket.

    Oh penguin, open source.

    I get it now.

  15. Carmack's project on The Step-By-Step DIY Approach To The X-Prize · · Score: 1

    Is getting ALOT of undeserved publicity here.

    I have seen his website and the photos of his project and all I can say is that I very unimpressed.

    The rocket looks like something out of HG. Wells.
    And very unaerodynamic.

    My bet is on Ruttan's project.

    Carmack I am guessing is getting all this positive press because he's a software programmer unlike Ruttan who has true aerospace credentials.

  16. Is the emulator any good ? on Roland Attacks MT-32 Emulator Project · · Score: 1

    how about a review from someone ?

  17. Thats the odd thing about Global Free Trade. on Andy Grove Speaks out on Offshore Outsourcing · · Score: 1

    We will be at their mercy.

    Food shortage in Africa and if we don't make the wheat then what ?

    Bad stuff happens.

    Have the Chinese and their billions do all the labor then what ?

    What jobs are in this country ?

    We all have to then setup factories in China .

    China invades Taiwan .

    Then what ?

    We all lose our jobs and fucks us all in the head.

    I am not interested in 10 cent shoes .

    I would like to keep jobs in this country.

    Where would we be if we exported all of our Auto , aircraft and entertainment jobs to China ?
    If we did , I don't believe there are other industries taking their place.

    We would be 3rd world.

  18. Re:Am I missing something here on Spammers Using Hacked Machines as Decoys · · Score: 1

    How about something like a national 'Do not buy list' run by the Better Business bureau ? So that no one could buy anything with credit cards unless approved by the Better Business Bureau.

    And this Polish company could be dealt with by international law.

    We could stop buying Polish sausage too ? !

  19. Am I missing something here on Spammers Using Hacked Machines as Decoys · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Just sue the owner of the company that they're advertising.

    Make some $$$.

  20. Didn't Microsoft patent something like this ? on Distributed Statistical Debugging · · Score: 1

    They patented error/bug feedback software or something last month.

  21. Re:Whenever I see these ideas on New 3D CPU Water Cooling Method · · Score: 1
  22. Re:Would someone PLEASE SUE the Patent Office !!!! on Company Files Motion to Stop IE Distribution · · Score: 1

    Alright. I am curious how you would know that.

    Googled?

  23. Would someone PLEASE SUE the Patent Office !!!!!!! on Company Files Motion to Stop IE Distribution · · Score: 1

    Patents should be for electro or mechanical devices . PERIOD.

    Software is more like copyrights for books. PERIOD.

    Someone SUE the damn patent office . Out of control!!

  24. Re:If you are too cheap for an AV program.... on Top 10 Software Titles Every Home PC Needs? · · Score: 1

    Your right.

    I am programmed to recognize registration as $$$.

  25. Whenever I see these ideas on New 3D CPU Water Cooling Method · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Cooling with water reminds me of primitive automobiles and their liquid cooling . Most of the energy of an auto is wasted HEAT.

    Something new needed in chip technology. Moores law is about to END.

    How about opical-electronic computer chips. Lets reduce heat ! These chips already exist ,just google(optielectronics) but most are used for high speed networking. Optical buses are achievable in my opinion right now. Logic gates are another story.