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So it is slower in a benchmark that doesn't represent any real world problems, while an actual app performs much better? Isn't that exactly what they were goin
by fntd 9y ago
So it is slower in a benchmark that doesn't represent any real world problems, while an actual app performs much better?
Isn't that exactly what they were going for?
- gsnedders 9y agoYes. It was a very deliberate, conscious decision to not care about the benchmarks, marketing be damned; some of that was a belief the V8 had historically become overfit to them.
- remus 9y agoI don't think it's so much as a complete abandonment of benchmarks as a de-emphasis on them. I'm sure the chrome team are still running plenty of benchmarks, but I'd guess they're more tuned towards 'real world' usage.
- forgot-my-pw 9y agoI believe they now benchmark by running popular websites/webapps instead of single tests in loops.
- eecc 9y agoExactly, and an attention whore clickbait site tries to drum up a case for views. Usual travesty