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I tried to read this 4 times. I really did. But I couldn't get past "Take A Way". Take... A... Way... Take a way. Take exactly one way. A way to take. I have
by tylerl 7y ago
I tried to read this 4 times. I really did.
But I couldn't get past "Take A Way".
Take... A... Way... Take a way. Take exactly one way. A way to take. I have three ways, you get to take one. Need a way? Take a way! Feel free to take a way from the way jar. Life finds a way... and then takes it.
- tasty_freeze 7y agoI don't understand your point. Caches (other the trivial ones) are organized into "ways". A given access will map into one of the ways of a set. The title is punning on "take a way" and "takeaway".
- loeg 7y agoIt's British for takeout, carry-out, or whatever you want to call restaurant food you pick up yourself.
- GordonS 7y agoNot quite - it's "take away", not "take a way" as used in the article.
- Josephineus 7y agoThe joke is that way prediction involves reading one way of a cache, not from the way jar, but from a set. Caches are divided into sets and ways in CPUs.