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This urge is as old as statistics. And I dare to say that most people after reading the article in question are well prepared to use the results for what they a
by tossandthrow 2y ago
This urge is as old as statistics. And I dare to say that most people after reading the article in question are well prepared to use the results for what they are.
- blixt 2y agoI can’t say I share your optimism. I’ve seen plenty of developers point to graphs like these as a reason for why they picked a language or framework for a problem. And it comes down to the benchmark how good of a proxy it actually is for such problems. I just hope that with enough feedback the author would consider making the benchmark more nuanced to paint a picture of why these differences in languages exist (as opposed to saying which languages “lose” or “win”).
- sfn42 2y agoAnd by use the results for what they are you mean ignore them because they are completely useless?