Is human brain single-core or multi-core?

neither

>>60636077
Human brain doesn't need more than 4 cores.

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>>60636077
64 core quantam with blast processing

Massively parallel

my smartphone has 8 cortices.
how many does your brain have?

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>His body doesn't support Brain Crossfire XDdDdDDdd

>>60636077
2 halfs of brain, also other smaller areas

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>he doesn't have two brains

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overclock brain

Each neuron is a core

Single-core. You can't think two things at once.

>>60636077
>cpu exist
Why the fuck you need brain?

>>60636174
>>60636112
These are probably most accurate. All neurons communicate with a fuckton of other neurons, and somehow our consciousness/though is derived from that communication probably maybe.

Computer/human analogies natural have risen in popular explanations, but any deep inspection of the concept fails because we're so fundamentally different than computers. Neural network computers implement a rudimentary form of the concept of our brain on chips I guess.

>>60636077
Single, dual, quad and massively parallel.

>>60637586
We're not really all that different from machines; we both use electricity to process information. Our consciousness is simply an abstraction of a multitude of functions and algorithms layered on top of each other. Worse yet we don't even consciously make any of our own decisions. Our brain does everything on its own and our "mind" simply deludes itself into thinking it's in the driver's seat instead of being just a passenger who's recording everything.

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Single core double threaded, with dozens of ASICs for various stuff.

From what I remember in grade 9 science class neurons have dendrites that sort-of attach to other neurons but there's always a small gap. When a neuron "fires" there's a potential charge that builds at the dendrite tip until it reaches a certain amount and crosses the gap kind of like electricity will do between conducting rods.

This can, maybe, trigger the other neuron to subsequently fire off down its own dendrites - some of them, none of them, all of them. Each neuron can be attached to lots of other neurons or few other neurons.

And the charge potentials are moderated by potassium and calcium ion channels on the surface of the neurons/dendrites which is why you die if you don't eat enough salt

So neurons aren't really binary. They're weird.

>>60637752
We're the ghost in the machine

At least, I think some of us are. IMO people actually have to go through a phase of genuine neuron growth/plasticity to develop a self-aware consciousness and until that happens they're more like automatons working on highly advanced instinct.

I might not even be self aware yet :O

>>60636077
Just remember that we also have a brain in our belly.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enteric_nervous_system

Humans are walking rendering farms.

>>60636077
Single core? What do you need a half core for?

>>60636077
It's not that clear cut. It's a lumpy mash of trillions of little transistors that all combine together, some things bigger and better at some things than other things

>>60636077
Dual core

>>60636077
Massively parallel. But not really with cores

Even if you see it as processors they're many different ones and probably not deterministic for the most part.

>>60636077
it's basically a fuckhuge FPGA
look at this
-no well defined regions
- reconfigurable
- memory "pools" that may accessed
- DSP/MAC blocks
- "clock" signal

>>60637992
> probably not deterministic for the most part
retard

>>60637779
This guy gets it.

>>60636077
Our brain doesn't do multiple tasks at once, but it does its tasks extremely fast, so it seems like it's multitasking.

>>60636077
how 2 overvolt brain?

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>>60636077
simplified diagram

>>60639412
cut clips on one side of your jumper cables, and strip about 1/4 inch of isolation.
scratch about 1/2square inch of skin on your hand. put one cable on your "tear" other on your back. ask friend to start the car.

this will increase the vdc bias in your brain, it's perfectly safe as blood has low enough resistance deal with such high currents

>>60636077
human brain is quantum computer

>>60639576
>BIOS
Fucking lost it

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>>60639412
put your tongue on a 9v battery

>>60637752

Yes we are. Our organs are self repairing ( in the right circumstance ) our nervous system operates without the brain governing its actions.

Sorry mate. The complexity of the human body cannot be reproduced with silicon.

>>60639412
You need a to increase airflow to your brain first.
If you drill a small hole into your skull your body should automatically up the voltage.

>>60639672
Idiot

the brain use a liquid cooling system, you need to drain the fluid first by making an incision in your wrist.

>>60637844
You're self-aware as long as you got a pre frontal cortex you idiot

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>>60639599
Does this require water cooling?

multicore for normies
single core for frogposters

>>60639407
Tits or gtfo attention seeking, tripfagging, roastie.

>>60639728

Females are 8 bit with poorly seated RAM.

>>60636177
Ever heard of multitasking?

>>60639796
It's called channel surfing you brainlet

>>60639764
Fuck off, maybe?

>>60637779
that house is cool any more pics of it?

>>60636177
>you can either breathe or pump your heart.
>not both at the same time
>oh shit, if I do math i have to hold my breath

Retard

>>60639638
Oh but it theoretically can. The fact that we need another paradigm to catch up with Moore's Law aside, given enough computing power you can simulate a brain, atom by atom, quark by quark. By taking that simulation and generalising (eg replacing simulating separate atoms with a really good conceptual model of a neuron, which won't be hard if we can simulate so many of them), you will be able to perform the exact same tasks as a real brain. Our universe is a discrete one, therefore you only need a finite anmount of resources to emulate a part of it. If it's physically possible, perhaps someday it will be done.

>>60639764
Please dont feed the pooloos. Especially the tripfag ones.

>>60637752
it just werks

Single core low ipc terrific branch prediction

>>60640187
They are not handled by the brain, it's just like a dedicated IC out of the cpu.

None
Its a neural client-server network dummy
It must use yuuge quantities of DDRAM tough

Let me interject for a moment, but what you refer as brain is actually a brain/spine or as I've recently taken to calling it, a nervous system
A brain isnt a complete system by itself but rather another organic component composing a full organism as defined by evolution
There is a brain and people run it everyday without knowing its actually just a part of the system they use

>>60640813
How do you know I run on a brain+spine? You'd have to autopsy me to be certain of their presence, and even then you'd have no way to know if it's where my consciousness spawned from. The most you could do would be to remove to mess with both while I'm still being conscious, and even then, all you could point out would be a correlation and not a causation, and a particular one, not a generality.

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>>60641783
>2000+10+7
>he doesn't run on a brain/spine distro

>>60637779
>when you get your 6yr old son to design your house in minecraft

>>60636077
Absolutely multi-core.

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>>60639796
Single-cores can still multitask, just not in parallel.
Brains can multitask, but that doesn't imply thinking two things at once.

I'm not against the idea that the brain can think two thoughts simultaneously though.

>>60637586
>>60637812
>>60637944
>>60637992
This. There are no cores, no ALU, no registers, just a network of independent neurons, communcating with other neurons to form thoughts, either isolated thoughts or clusterfucks of thoughts

>>60640350
Underrated post! This one gave me a good hearty kek!

>>60642053
B/SLinux
It's like poetry.

>>60644233
It's about as FOSS as you can get. I bet Stallman would LOVE this!

Lots of cores but with an insane latency (~30ms from neuron-to-neruon).

>>60640197
The universe isn't exactly discrete.
Position and momentum are continuous. Energy levels are discrete; however there are still infinitely many energy states in any potential really (free particle, harmonic oscillator, infinite square well, or hydrogen atom)
Ergo, even in a finite location for a single particle, you have infinitely many allowed states.
This ultimately is because there is uncertainty in the universe, and it is a fundamental part of it. "particles" are actually both particles and waves of probability, and these waves are continuous objects that exist in all space.
The reason Moore's law is running into a barrier in the first place is precisely because of quantum uncertainty, which Moore himself believed would cause electron tunneling at 5nm.

>>60640350
>it's still just code

I bet you go to an art museum with that guy and he says shit like

>it's still just paint on a canvas

>>60636077
one core one thread, but a good scheduler

>>60636077
you literally can't see beyond 24 threads

>>60645333
xDDD well mem'd muh friendo
very kek

>>60637865
Nervous system != Brains
It's like saying the symphatetic and parasympathetic nervous system is a brain

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>>60636122
>that pic

>>60639576
Where do i download the RAM?

>>60639892
No it isn't.

>>60637752
>we both use electricity to process information
Wrong, actually.
We use electro-chemical messaging.

Some is electrical, some is chemical. 6 of them for the most part. More if you consider every part of how the brain works. (including clean-up)

>>60639704
Depends how attached it is

>>60636158
dude weed lmao

the average human can only see 30fps per eyeball

>>60647692
>says I'm wrong
>proceeds to explain why I'm right.

Are your neurons having difficulty communicating with each other?

The average human eye cannot see past Intel and Nvidia

>>60636077
It's like just a big bundle of neurons that all get fired asynchronously and function like hardware interrupts. Neuron chains can be seen as threads of execution, but they're also many input to one output sort of deal so it's like the threads aggregate.

Comparing a cpu to a brain is not really applicable. the way a von neuman style computer works is more like a self replicating cell, not a brain.

>>60637752
Found the determinist edgelord

>>60650330
Mull on this

https://www.nature.com/news/2008/080411/full/news.2008.751.html

>>60636158
>have Nvidia brain
>eyeballs catch fire while doing my taxes

>>60640197
>Moore's Law
>law

>taking a meme law seriously

>>60639576
where is cpu0?!

>>60639774
it just werks

>>60640187
>He doesn't hold his breath to improve his math skillzzzz.

Is the human brain based on DTL, RTL, TTL or CMOS logic?

>>60650745
in the groin area

but it's so small it may as well not even count

>>60640187
>single core can't control fans, power supply, or hard disk

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>>60650795

>>60650844
I controlled my hard dick into your moms loose pussy.

HELD MY BREATH FOR THAT SHIT TOO F. A. M

>>60639672
That just makes you high
https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwio-5Gzr5bUAhUFLcAKHa8TACoQFggvMAE&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.vice.com%2Fsv%2Farticle%2Fmeet-the-man-who-drilled-a-hole-in-his-own-skull-to-stay-high-forever&usg=AFQjCNHwQv8PxZQ4QAEjwgOVyp7Y_bxfOg&sig2=9NKIXUaqrsmwMURdGkq8Dw

>>60639576
>human interface device
>inside a human
really makes you think

>>60636077
Female is quad core - chink shit
Male is single core - Pentium 2

>>60636077
There's something living in between the input and output. You don't just calculate the coconut milk shake, you experience it, you live it. You live the calculations, not just calculate them. I wonder what it is like to experience various matter who can not percieve with our sense, if they are even wiyhin range of perception parameters for living organisms.

>>60636116
>brainlets

Kek

>>60639576
WHERE IS DA JOYSTICK ? AND DA PORTS ?

>>60636140
A server in the form of a human

>>60636077
6 gorillion core processing.

>>60652130
>he doesnt use an array of nigger brains as his server.
not gonna make it.

>>60636139
so, 2 core + hyperthreading?

>>60652125
Not allowed to post them on a blue board.

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>>60637812

Assume a neuron is binary. How many neurons in the human brain? How many on off switches are in a cpu? [transistors?] Find the surface area of the cpu. How much surface area would it need to contain the number of neurons/transistors in a cpu?