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Interesting. But then why didn't the author benchmark that too? Pretty graphs like that can confuse people not making a deep analysis of what's going on. There
by alecco 15y ago
Interesting. But then why didn't the author benchmark that too? Pretty graphs like that can confuse people not making a deep analysis of what's going on. There are no disclaimers or notes about it.
- igouy 15y agoFigure 2 is a very ordinary line graph, and the text tells you exactly what it's intended to show - "good scalability as the compute resources increased". When I make mistakes reading, it is most often my fault for not paying attention and not reading carefully.
- alecco 15y agoThe point of the whole article is "proven" with that test/graph. It neither includes a simple scalar version nor versions on different languages. And they are recommending specific languages (Scala/Erlang).