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You are claiming that if your product A does not have feature X that could make it faster, it is okay to claim that your product A is faster than product B by h
by pierrebai 4y ago
You are claiming that if your product A does not have feature X that could make it faster, it is okay to claim that your product A is faster than product B by hampering B under the impediment of not using X?
"My database A is is faster than B! (When B is not using indexes, because my database A does not have indexes, so it would be unfair to let B uses indexes..." is the equivalent here.
- franciscop 4y agoOh cmon no I'm not at all. I'm saying: "I'm building a new product. It's half-way there, but so far I've finished single-threaded processing! Look, at single-thread it's faster than anything else by a large margin". That's it. Indexes in a DB are like the main thing to do, while many/most servers that are run online are still single-threaded, so not a good comparison.