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That's not the code from my point of view. That's the script that processes the output of the code. The actual code often needs nontrivial time and/or money to
by jltsiren 2y ago
That's not the code from my point of view. That's the script that processes the output of the code. The actual code often needs nontrivial time and/or money to run, and you may need to spend some effort to match the resources you have with the resources the code needs.
- _yb2s 2y agoThe vast majority of papers, even computational ones can run in that way. If there are compute intensive steps, the same process can be done, with a step that includes the previous output, such that it only gets regenerated if the user manually deletes it. I usually do this with Makefiles.