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> Fast, performant and cheap. You wanted all 3? Now you got it! What's the difference between fast and "performant"?
by robertlagrant 2y ago
> Fast, performant and cheap. You wanted all 3? Now you got it!
What's the difference between fast and "performant"?
- whytevuhuni 2y agoMaybe one is latency (how optimized the software is) and the other is throughput (how many cores it has). Although more likely just weird marketing.
- nzgrover 2y agoIt's marketing drivel, and marketing loves the "rule of three".