>me imaging the billions of operations per second my cpu is making right now
>>106751204Yor gpu does 1000x more.
>>106751213i don't believe u
>>106751280How is that my problem?
>>106751213i believe u
yeah well mine does trillionswhat now, bitch
>>106751204Ngl, I find the complexity intimidating. Just imagine how many systems have to work properly in order for me to have a wank to tranny porn.
>>106751280think how much data goes into single 4k-8k framenow imagine your cpu having to duplicate that work not just one time but 120-144-165-howmany times your refresh rate is...per second.
>>106751473how does a man create this?
Think of all the electrons that do those operations enslaved by demonic sigils only a few nanometers in size. Or don't. Because the human mind is not meant to know about the quantum realm much less tamper with it.
>>106752054>man creates this
All this computational power to make the shitiest shitposts in all of history
>>106752054PhotolithographyThere's a madman on youtube who's documenting his journey trying to make microprocessors at home
>>106752054uhh...something like chemical vapor disposition perhaps?I don't actually know. But surely someone here does.
>>106752422*deposition
>>106752054>>106752422This guy did it by using a microscope backwards https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nxz_ENnmgtI
>>106752465damn, that is cool
>>106751204and three quarters of it wasted on interpreters, garbage collection, inefficient code...
>>106752054>freemason symbol
>>106751213the gpu is moving 1,000,000,000 grains of sandthe cpu is moving 1,000,000 skyscrapers
>>106751204how many event listeners are active right now, listening for an event that will never happen
>>106752955actually almost all of it is wasted on talking to off-socket shit, handling hardware interrupts, etc.
>>106753031some live in complete silenceand then there are some that are chewing through untold billions of events every second. more events than there are people on the planet. every. second.
>>106752955interpreters are the rational response to massively overcomplicated system architecture
>>106752054>a manonly a few hundred thousand people are involved with the creation, integration and distribution of this. you could kill a fraction of them and completely stop technological progress for years.
>>106753018This is such a great way of describing the difference between CPUs and GPUs that I wish I used it in my class
>>106751213yeah but each of those instructions are 0.001 as big as a cpu instruction
>>106753184no, that's a horrible description which conveys nothing tangible
