What if someone were to make a supercomputer out of an array of Ti-83s? That might just be the most epic thing ever. Of course, you'd need a monumental number of calculators, just to match the processing power of a modern desktop, you'd need approximately 500 calculators. But imagine the glory of it: a warehouse sized room filled with rows and rows of server cabinets, each with stacks and stacks of TIs, each with several wires sticking out and flowing together like pythons toward a single central control. A man sits at the console, and with all the flourish necessary for such an occasion, types out "Hello World!"
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Strange Thought
What if someone were to make a supercomputer out of an array of Ti-83s? That might just be the most epic thing ever. Of course, you'd need a monumental number of calculators, just to match the processing power of a modern desktop, you'd need approximately 500 calculators. But imagine the glory of it: a warehouse sized room filled with rows and rows of server cabinets, each with stacks and stacks of TIs, each with several wires sticking out and flowing together like pythons toward a single central control. A man sits at the console, and with all the flourish necessary for such an occasion, types out "Hello World!"
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