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Infinity does exist though. The benchmark is specifically done on the encoding/decoding steps on the formats. But Cap'n Proto does not have that, so it is, in
by frizlab 3y ago
Infinity does exist though.
The benchmark is specifically done on the encoding/decoding steps on the formats. But Cap'n Proto does not have that, so it is, in effect infinitely faster for this step.
- germandiago 3y agoI found an instance of infinity in real life. Weird as it sounds, put a mirror in front of another, same size and shape better. The reflection will vound "infinitely" from one mirror to the other creating a "never-ending" effect of mirrors inside other mirrors. In my university gym changing rooms there were two mirrors in front of each other like that. First time I saw it it kept me thinking about infinity :D
- frizlab 3y agoTrue, but the light reflects less and less each time and in the end the reflection stops.
- germandiago 3y agoI was also thought that. At some scale it must stop... so not real infinite? :D