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The exact same business logic (helper functions), yes of course. My point is the high level algorithm is going to be fundmanetally different. Just like the high
by enos_feedler 5y ago
The exact same business logic (helper functions), yes of course. My point is the high level algorithm is going to be fundmanetally different. Just like the high level algorithm on the browser (render and handle UI interaction) is different than the fundamental server-side algorithm (render html from database requests), and yet there might be shared helper functions. Does this make sense?
- nl 5y agoNo, the algorithm is exactly the same. For example, in neural networks the key algorithm is differentiation. That is implemented the same way on both CPUs and GPUs.
- enos_feedler 5y agodifferentiation isn't really the key algorithm. In fact, I believe that happens at compile time, not run-time. So not only is not key, it isn't even happening at run-time.