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Wall Street Journal praising Belarus for banning Tor? How would that ever be possible?

No it is not - as number of cores approaches infinity, the validation accuracy will approach zero, due to the lack of locking of shared memory. There is definitely a sweet spot in the number of cores for the original code, but it is not scalable to infinity. Therefore, it cannot utilize any number of cores.

That's not true - they don't lock global weights when updating, so if you have lots of cores and threads, asynchronous updates will result in very poor accuracy, making training useless.

Is this legal?

Bad PR is never bad PR ...

Just 118 AI engineers in automotive industry?

sure, why bother with CS since "computing tasks can be done by machines or workers in low-wage countries" /s