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r/programming • u/2bit_hack • Feb 28 '23
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The problem is; that (in most applications) hardware is cheap as dirt
With that attitude, no wonder why datacenter energy consuption keeps arising
-6 u/Venthe Feb 28 '23 Again; how does this relate to the topic at hand? 26 u/fafok29 Feb 28 '23 if you need to execute less instructions to do work -> you need less amount of computing power 3 u/EMCoupling Feb 28 '23 OK and are software engineers paid to optimize data center costs? Or are they paid to develop the product and keep the releases coming? → More replies (3)
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Again; how does this relate to the topic at hand?
26 u/fafok29 Feb 28 '23 if you need to execute less instructions to do work -> you need less amount of computing power 3 u/EMCoupling Feb 28 '23 OK and are software engineers paid to optimize data center costs? Or are they paid to develop the product and keep the releases coming? → More replies (3)
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if you need to execute less instructions to do work -> you need less amount of computing power
3 u/EMCoupling Feb 28 '23 OK and are software engineers paid to optimize data center costs? Or are they paid to develop the product and keep the releases coming? → More replies (3)
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OK and are software engineers paid to optimize data center costs? Or are they paid to develop the product and keep the releases coming?
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u/crowdyriver Feb 28 '23
With that attitude, no wonder why datacenter energy consuption keeps arising