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Exactly! And even those very wrong results give quite interesting insides. Such stuff is worthless as benchmarks, sure. But all the other things you can learn
by still_grokking 5y ago
Exactly! And even those very wrong results give quite interesting insides.
Such stuff is worthless as benchmarks, sure. But all the other things you can learn form such stuff is sometimes even quite fascinating.
So discussing completely wrong benchmarks has imho often some value.
- aidenn0 5y agoIt's entirely possible that the net utility of such benchmarks being published is negative; enough people come away with the initial wrong conclusion without critically investigating it. It's almost certainly true that the net value to the company whose product looks bad in the benchmarks is negative, which is why these clauses exist.
- kaba0 5y agoOf course you can learn from these. But do they describe anything related to the product at hand?