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I think that was true back when he wrote the words, but less so now. Even if you're not noticing a delay, code that completes quicker is generally code that use
by vilya 10y ago
I think that was true back when he wrote the words, but less so now. Even if you're not noticing a delay, code that completes quicker is generally code that uses less power and you can still notice the effect on your phones battery life - or on the size of your monthly bill from your data center.
- dahart 10y agoGreat point. Efficiency comes in different shapes. To respond, I'd say power & cost are human oriented metrics, and I take his point to be use a human oriented metric, for me it's as true now as it ever was.
- datenwolf 10y agoAh darn, I wrote along the same line an hour ago or so but got delayed in hitting the submit button until now. Yes, pretty much this.