Yeah, but what can it do after that second is over, huh?!
There's something about this sentence in today's NY Times that just makes me incredibly uneasy:
"The Dawning Nebulae computer has achieved a sustained speed of 1.27 petaflops — the equivalent of one thousand trillion mathematical operations a second."
Maybe it's the part where a computer can do more things in a second than I'll do in my entire life.
"The Dawning Nebulae computer has achieved a sustained speed of 1.27 petaflops — the equivalent of one thousand trillion mathematical operations a second."
Maybe it's the part where a computer can do more things in a second than I'll do in my entire life.
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