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Even though 2017 is on the date, this appears to cover up to 2012, which is a bummer, since it is an interesting topic, but I'd rather see an analysis that incl
by gilbetron 4y ago
Even though 2017 is on the date, this appears to cover up to 2012, which is a bummer, since it is an interesting topic, but I'd rather see an analysis that included more recent data. I feel that the time period covered represents only the transition from single to multi core, and I wonder what the impact looks like as we have developed tools and techniques for dealing with parallel software. Still, was an interesting read!
- TradingPlaces 4y agoHe’s looking at that inflection, which is part of the difference-in-differences trend in econometrics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Difference_in_differences https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Difference_in_differences The idea is to look for events that provide you with a natural experiment, like the switch to multicore. Anyway, the cloud has really accelerated parallel loads, so you are right: I’d love to hear about now https://twitter.com/lookinggdlouis/status/1540034287642169344?s=21&t=buPSEjwiweDB2MeW-z17-Q https://twitter.com/lookinggdlouis/status/154003428764216934...