Mensa

I scored high enough on an official IQ test (as in, from a clinical psychologist who tested me professionally in person, not some illegitimate online test) to get accepted into Mensa. Should I do it? Some people love it, others claim that it's just a bunch of pretentious cunts playing board games and bragging about how smart they are. What do you think? What have your experiences in Mensa been like?

Being smart autists, I figure that at least some of you might know what Mensa is like. I would appreciate any and all serious insight.

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>X86 Assembly offers far more potential for heterogeneous computing
I don't think you know what heterogeneous computing means. It means you have different types of specialized processors running in the same system.

OpenCL allows heterogeneous computing, allowing low-level vectorized and highly parallel code to be retargeted and run on on multiple processors simultaneously, whether they be general purpose CPU cores, DSPs, GPUs, or FPGAs.