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For everyday usage, it's pretty simple and can be traced back to a moment in time: computers without SSDs are not 'fast enough', computers with SSDs are. For p
by QuadmasterXLII 5y ago
For everyday usage, it's pretty simple and can be traced back to a moment in time: computers without SSDs are not 'fast enough', computers with SSDs are.
For programming, the 2 applications where computers aren't quite fast enough is compiling massive C++ projects and getting julia to first plot. I recently lept from having ~6 cores to having ~32 cores, and this has helped with the C++ but not really with julia - I think that's a programming issue.
- ASalazarMX 5y agoThis is why languages like Go are a jewel. It was made to compile very fast, disregarding our current era of software bloat and turtles all the way down.