Notices by Jonathan Lamothe (jlamothe@fosstodon.org)

We got lemons so we decided to make lemonade (not a metaphor). I know you can do this by mixing lemon juice, sugar, and water, but I couldn't remember the ratio. I decided to search the web for "lemonade recipe". All the results had click-baitey titles, so I instead search for "simple lemonade recipe". First step of the first result: "to prevent the sugar from crystallizing at the bottom, start by making a simple syrup."

I hate the internet sometimes.

@silverwizard out of order operation isn't just about changing the order of the operations. It lets you (sometimes) pre-compute the result of future instructions as long as they're not based on the output of the previous ones enabling you to parallelize what would otherwise be a single execution thread. I imagine there's a point of diminishing returns though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNC9LPc3BI0

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what you're saying?

@silverwizard There is out-of-order execution, but modern CPUs aleady do this anyway. I don't know that adding a logical CPU could really help.

@silverwizard I think we can disrupt this issue by gamifying the synergy.

Temporarily hopping back to Fosstodon as the power here will be out for the next few hours, so my Friendica node is down.