While running a simulated annealing program, lowering the simulated temperature too slowly will make the CPU temperature rise too much. That’s thermodynamics.
The other lesson in here, particularly for systems engineers, is: “The system always kicks back”. (Paraphrased from John Gall’s satirical takedown of systems-thinking in his three Systemantics books, which are a little over the top but nevertheless recommended).
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If you let the temperature rise even more, eventually all the silicon in the CPU will become glass and you have a quantum computer!
P.S.: Nice to see you blogging again.