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Not necessarily true in development, at least when it comes to compute cycles. Oftentimes you run it once, find a bug, fix the bug, run it again. The CPU time
by nostrademons 5y ago
Not necessarily true in development, at least when it comes to compute cycles. Oftentimes you run it once, find a bug, fix the bug, run it again. The CPU time spent in the compiler dwarfs the time spent actually executing the program.
- asveikau 5y agoYes, but development is the anomalous circumstance. Once you deploy, it's all execution. That should dwarf development time.