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So your point he is indeed always right? Or was right in that particular case (he was not)? If you remember, Linux complained not about the particular implemen
by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
So your point he is indeed always right? Or was right in that particular case (he was not)?
If you remember, Linux complained not about the particular implementation of AVX-512, but the concept itself. It is also kinda looks ignorant of him (and anyone else who thinks the same way) to believe that AVX-512 is only about 512 or it has no potential, being a just simply better SIMD ISA compared to AVX1/2. What he did he just expressed himself in his trademark silly edgy maximalist way. It is an absolute pleasure to work with, gives great performance boost, and he should have more careful with his statements.
- a1369209993 3y ago> So your point he is indeed always right? No, their point is that this does not refute said hypothetical claim. That is, their point is that it is not, as you claimed: > Another proof that Linus is not always right. (I don't know if their point is correct, but it's of the form "your argument against X is invalid", not "X is correct".)