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CUDA programming #1
Curious who here has experience with CUDA, or other GPU programming.
I'd like to discuss what Anonymous crackers are doing with it...
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RE: CUDA programming #2
Anonymous crackers + parallel GPU platforms = extremely rapid password cracking

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RE: CUDA programming #3
True. However, that is not what I'm referring to.
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RE: CUDA programming #4
(12-07-2015, 06:36 AM)JediMasterEon Wrote: True. However, that is not what I'm referring to.

Care to share some examples?

It certainly is interesting how much processing can be sped up via using the GPU, IIRC depending on the type of processing you're better off GPU or CPU.

Kinda still on topic have you heard about using RasberryPi's as a super computer of sorts? 50+ of them linked together.
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RE: CUDA programming #5
I'm particularly interested in discussing Jelly..., but this might not be the place.
RaspberryPI is cool.... I've opted for pcDuino3, and Galileo Gen 2 for development. Got a cubbieTruck as well, but left it in Mexico.
As for super computer... not so much. Distributed computing, and maybe even cluster computing. A supercomputer though... not the right instruction set for me.
I do need a quantum computer... I may have to build it myself someday.
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