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These kinds of benchmarks wholly ignore the reality that the CPU may not be the most important resource to preserve - it may be the human programmer time, to cr
by an1sotropy 4y ago
These kinds of benchmarks wholly ignore the reality that the CPU may not be the most important resource to preserve - it may be the human programmer time, to create a program, and to maintain that program. The link at the end about "most people don't care about program performance most of the time" is only somewhat related to this.
- igouy 4y agoThese kinds of comments wholly ignore the reality that the website says what it shows. There are all manner of things that the website does not show. Please make and publish measurements of what you think are the most important resources.