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> Less than 5 euros a year - though this year maybe more, could be as high as 10. So, negligible - not even worth the time to write this comment, probably. The
by Kukumber 4y ago
> Less than 5 euros a year - though this year maybe more, could be as high as 10. So, negligible - not even worth the time to write this comment, probably.
Then apply this 1% saved logic to everything else, food, clothing, leisure, insurance, medical bills, sport
1% is a lot, cumulatively
- morelisp 4y agoElectricity is not 100% of the cost of "everything else". Nor are those part of my electricity bill. If you want to make a point about where 1% efficiency matters, go ahead and make it! I might even agree! But it still won't have anything to do with systems programming languages.
- Kukumber 4y agowhether you agree or not, whether you understand or not, whether i'm able to convey the point in proper english or not, it doesn't change the facts your system being 1% faster mean everyone who depend on your system will be 1% faster, and if you yourself apply that logic to your system, it's commutative, and the results ends up being impressive if you don't understand that, then there is no point arguing further