> No, threadrippers[0] are commonly used by people working in large compiled codebases. I don't think that's true at all, unless you're using a very personal d

> No, threadrippers[0] are commonly used by people working in large compiled codebases. I don't think that's true at all, unless you're using a very personal definition of "common". In the real world, teams use compiler cache systems like ccache and distributed compilers like distcc to share the load through cheap clusters of COTS hardware or even vCPUs. But even that isn't "common". Once you add CICD pipelines, you recognize that your claim doesn't hold water.