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Why are they not appealing to the major cloud providers at this time to use any spare resources couldn't they set it up so that the cloud providers could count using resources as donation to a charity?
It'd be amazing PR bang for the buck.
This makes no sense to me that they do not have a windows version ... Majority of PCs in the net are windows based ...
This makes no sense to me that they do not have a windows version ... Majority of PCs in the net are windows based ...
There used to be a FoldingAtHome application for the Playstation 3 that I ran for a while. It's a shame it never made its way to other consoles because they're properly underutilised during the day, for me at least.
If they baked it in to use cycles when games were paused for instance or made it switch to FAH instead of powering off, it could have been so much more.
Go to the apple store and set up the mac pro in each store to fold.
Doing that on your own would probably get you in trouble. However, if Apple chose to do it themselves, then it would be a both a good PR move and of possible help to humanity. Same goes for Microsoft and the Microsoft store, and every store that has computers running on idle (Best Buy, Office Depot, etc). Who can we tweet at?
Why are they not appealing to the major cloud providers at this time to use any spare resources couldn't they set it up so that the cloud providers could count using resources as donation to a charity?
https://deepmind.com/research/open-source/computational-pred...
It's just so fresh it hasn't been posted anywhere yet:
"Normally we’d wait to publish this work until it had been peer-reviewed for an academic journal. However, given the potential seriousness and time-sensitivity of the situation, we’re releasing the predicted structures as we have them now, under an open license so that anyone can make use of them."
Why not use smartphones these days? Just plug your iPhone in at night, and the app will run in the background, when it detects user inactivity.
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Doing that on your own would probably get you in trouble. However, if Apple chose to do it themselves, then it would be a both a good PR move and of possible help to humanity. Same goes for Microsoft and the Microsoft store, and every store that has computers running on idle (Best Buy, Office Depot, etc). Who can we tweet at?
Whenever I'm in an Apple Store or department, I bookmark my website and leave it on the screen. Every little bit helps when you're at the end of the long tail....