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'performs more [efficiently|accuratley]' would be proper english (not that i speak it well.... :D). webster says: "performant" The word you've entered isn't
by vectorEQ 9y ago
'performs more [efficiently|accuratley]' would be proper english (not that i speak it well.... :D).
webster says:
"performant"
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preformant performance performing performances performable preformants perforate conformant perform formant performed informant performer perforata performers performs preformat
- barrkel 9y agoThe algorithm doesn't perform more efficiently or accurately, though - it's less efficient (it uses more resources) and it should be the same accuracy (or we're comparing apples with oranges).
- vectorEQ 9y agohaha yah i know, it would perform terrible. imagine running a big dns server at ISP level, and having to perform 9 million tls handshakes a second. have fun with that lol. this was just an example of how to avoid the 'performant' word.
- seandavidfisher 9y agoIf we’re getting pedantic about linguistics, wouldn’t that be, “it would perform terribly” instead of “it would perform terrible”?
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