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We considered that at one point. The problem: if we slow down our encoding, we make more money. If we optimize, we make less money. We want to align our incenti
by jon_dahl 15y ago
We considered that at one point. The problem: if we slow down our encoding, we make more money. If we optimize, we make less money. We want to align our incentives with our customers, and we're focused on being as fast as possible.
That said, at really high volume, an approach like this can make sense.