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The benchmarks do exist in the real world, and run code written in the real world. Hence, they indicate real-world performance. That doesn't mean that all pos
by geezerjay 10y ago
The benchmarks do exist in the real world, and run code written in the real world. Hence, they indicate real-world performance.
That doesn't mean that all possible programs will perform exactly like that.
- igouy 10y agoWhich is just to say they are measurements of programs. I expect you understand the phrase "real-world performance" implies more than that.