Finally! A solution to slow Lightroom.....
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TBerwick
Loc: Houston, Texas
Just glad I don't have to pay the electricity and cooling bills for this monster.
Jun 11, 2018 12:19:31 #
TBerwick wrote:
Just glad I don't have to pay the electricity and cooling bills for this monster.
All powered by solar panels as I understand it. Wonder how long it will take to 'amortize' those panels? 😜
Jun 11, 2018 12:24:13 #
TBerwick
Loc: Houston, Texas
Then, they don't run it at night? ( LOL) 
mrjcall wrote:
All powered by solar panels as I understand it. Wonder how long it will take to 'amortize' those panels? 😜
Jun 11, 2018 12:28:19 #
TBerwick wrote:
Then, they don't run it at night? ( LOL)
Bummer! Have to change my work habits.....😇
Jun 11, 2018 12:28:53 #
'Such computers are vital not only for science, but for weather forecasting, climate modeling, nuclear weapons development and safety, and complex engineering problems....It can work on AI research, machine learning, and deep learning..."
Lightroom is not specifically on that list. Yet it is. Adobe is using AI and machine learning to develop Lightroom's versions. Lightroom CC (cloud) has the ability of keywords without you making them. Lightroom Classic CC (file based) has a new "auto" button that really works pretty well.
Regarding slow, my Lightroom is not. I'm sorry if yours is.
Lightroom is not specifically on that list. Yet it is. Adobe is using AI and machine learning to develop Lightroom's versions. Lightroom CC (cloud) has the ability of keywords without you making them. Lightroom Classic CC (file based) has a new "auto" button that really works pretty well.
Regarding slow, my Lightroom is not. I'm sorry if yours is.
Jun 11, 2018 12:45:37 #
bsprague wrote:
'Such computers are vital not only for science, bu... (show quote)
The question is, slow compared to what? The new ON1 2018.5 is a missile compared to the newest LR..... which I still use as my primary.....but for how long?
Jun 11, 2018 13:08:38 #
mrjcall wrote:
Hmmmm.......think I'll take one. br br https://ne... (show quote)
By a year or two from now it will be an also ran and they will want another bigger faster one. Then you can get this one for pennies on the dollar at the surplus auction.
Jun 11, 2018 13:09:53 #
TBerwick wrote:
Then, they don't run it at night? ( LOL)
Come join us in the 21st century, you never heard of storage batteries?
Jun 11, 2018 13:11:54 #
robertjerl wrote:
Come join us in the 21st century, you never heard of storage batteries?
Especially the Tesla series of home battery storage, eh?
Jun 11, 2018 13:27:09 #
TBerwick
Loc: Houston, Texas
Yep but the solar farm required to run a beast like that is pretty large, even bigger if it's got to charge enough batteries to run a bunch of inverters to power that beast. I don't recall any mention of the power budget in the article but it's got to be quite large.
robertjerl wrote:
Come join us in the 21st century, you never heard of storage batteries?
Jun 11, 2018 13:52:32 #
mrjcall wrote:
Hmmmm.......think I'll take one. br br https://ne... (show quote)
That would be awesome, if you could port Windows to run on the beast.
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