OpenCL is a quite a lot of abstraction and is meant to be used on lots different products. A rewrite of existing code into openCL would be a massive undertaking (probably better for the long run though).
This seems to be an intel only, lets make existing code run fast on the Phi and other cpus, with minimal changes to code or existing concepts.
Because in manuals you have a physical link between you and the gearbox (usually), Almost all modern automatics simply have an informational link. If the computer freaks out and doesn't accept the message, no change.
"...but Apple is adding a gold (or "champagne") color option for those of you who want to project an even greater air of affluence and privilege when you're poking at your hand-sized computer."
What if the 'buzz' generated by all of these people inspires a few people to actually do substantive? Kinda like how spam only needs a few clicks per million to generate a profit.
This is just speculation but it helps me cope with the facebook activism.
I can't seem to find any indication that Shinichi Mochizuki has done any published programming, and then to suddenly write very good crypto software in C (by himself, who does that) seem implausible. Mathematics Genius != Crypto Programming Genius.