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by mshockwave 260 days ago
yes, it has been done for at least a decade if not more

> Even more of a wild idea is to pair up two cores and have them work together this way

I don't think that'll be profitable, because...

> When you have a core that would have been idle anyway

...you'll just schedule in another process. Modern OS rarely runs short on available tasks to run