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Re: Intel and a Brain [Re: Ran Man] #81233
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why do i think this is just a sublime advertising campaign for Intel's new Montecito dual-core Microprocessor with whopping 18 megabytes of level 3 cache ?


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Re: Intel and a Brain [Re: Michael_Schwarz] #81234
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why do i think this is just a sublime advertising campaign for Intel's new Montecito dual-core Microprocessor with whopping 18 megabytes of level 3 cache ?




Hey, It's coming bro and it has 1.7 billion transistors!

The gargantuan chip, with 1.7 billion transistors, will be the new flagship


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Re: Intel and a Brain [Re: Ran Man] #81235
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What about Intel developing time ? Let's say 1 or 2 or 10 years

Nature took some bilions years

How many lab's do you have in Intel ? 1 or 10 or 100 ?

Nature have several bilions

As you see the brain complexitity is not a serious argument

However, it is a matter of fact that PC are not just simple "brains"
A brain is something completely different

A super PC does not work same as, for example, a mouse brain

The mouse heart beat drammaticaly increases if a cat is attacking his children

Re: Intel and a Brain [Re: Alberto] #81236
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All organs are made of cells, which are made of organelles and membranes, those are made of proteins and so on, etc. The fact that they function in complex systems is the result of many small incremental changes--as hard as it may be to believe.




I've been coding too long, this quote reminds me of Test Driven Design.

As far as technology needing a designer, even that isn't always true. I've written simple programs that, when executed, write their own programs that, when executed, write their own programs... In this way, a simple set of commands can "evolve" into something so complex that the original programmer can't figure out why it works.


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Re: Intel and a Brain [Re: Doug] #81237
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o_O I knew it, this was just an advertise for that microprocessor whatever-thingy.

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Because everything of a highly technical design that we know of has creators. Everything does, your stereo's, DVD players, televisions and yes Intel's new processor.





Hey, we invented the television, and nature designed life, what's your point? Can't you accept the fact that life is formed by coincidence?


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Re: Intel and a Brain [Re: Joozey] #81238
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" Can't you accept the fact that life is formed by coincidence? "

Hmmnn, good point and yes I can !

I also accept the fact that my wrist watch did form by coincidence.

It formed itself by using the evolution of TIME and it works well.

Re: Intel and a Brain [Re: Doug] #81239
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As far as technology needing a designer, even that isn't always true. I've written simple programs that, when executed, write their own programs that, when executed, write their own programs... In this way, a simple set of commands can "evolve" into something so complex that the original programmer can't figure out why it works.




Lol, add that program to a machine creating different car parts and watch what happens.

Actually the coding thing sounds a bit like the ID theory in a way .

Anyways, I agree, why should live be designed anyway, maybe it was one of those random programs going rogue, with life as we know it as it's final result .. ?

Besides, how random could the outcome of designed life be?

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Re: Intel and a Brain [Re: PHeMoX] #81240
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Lol, add that program to a machine creating different car parts and watch what happens.




I don't think anybody has tried making cars yet, but they have used this technique to create things like micro-chips, robots, and super-computers.

I can't see any reason why a machine couldn't "evolve" a car, it would just be extremely complex since it is very hard to simulate every factor, and creating and testing millions of actual physical cars would be very expensive.


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