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Not the parent, but I think of it as analogous to running an emulator/VM. That is, if your reactions to input are those of an extrovert, does the interior proce
by gervase 9y ago
Not the parent, but I think of it as analogous to running an emulator/VM. That is, if your reactions to input are those of an extrovert, does the interior process of how those responses are generated really matter?
- ansgri 9y agoGreat analogy, and as with all VMs, you have a fundamental performance penalty for not doing it natively. Although you do get the flexibility of pausing / debugging / isolating the VM.
- khedoros1 9y agoContinuing: When some path is followed enough to be the "hot path", it hits the threshold for JIT, and becomes much easier (much less performance penalty).
- eradicatethots 9y agoYes absolutely they do matter 1) how accurately are you pretending to be an extrovert (chances are youre broadly failing if its unnatural) 2) how much energy are you spending pretending to be an extrovert (chances are a lot if its unnatural) The internals are more important than "do i finally sound like an extrovert? introverts are such losers!"