On: Turing RK1 is 2x faster, 1.8x pricier than Pi 5

[margalabargala]

> There are 'serious' applications of technology that can tolerate memory faults.

We can define "serious" use to mean "use where memory faults would be more expensive than buying ECC RAM" :)

[vardump → margalabargala]

Which is actually happens pretty easily.

If you're using it professionally, the first time you use a day to debug something that turns out to be just ECC fault, you've lost the price advantage.