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Aren't the full set of these numbers definitionally "high performance"?
by ericb 3y ago
Aren't the full set of these numbers definitionally "high performance"?
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- ajmurmann 3y agoOh, I read the parent comment to thank them for confirming that "you likely don't have a problem that is hard enough to justify it". But reading it again, it could be read both ways. Edit: To be clear, I agree that this is an example of distributed, high-performance which is why the comment made little sense to me.