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Usually, you get a state with two bottlenecks ...
by moralestapia 1y ago
Usually, you get a state with two bottlenecks ...
- rzzzt 1y agoThink of L2 cache (small access time, small capacity) vs. memory modules (larger access time, large capacity) on a motherboard. You get the large capacity and an access time somewhere in between, depending on the hit rate.
- moralestapia 1y ago>depending on the hit rate Yes, a different usage pattern could give you the worse of both worlds. That's a very deep insight from queue theory and similar topics, I don't know if you wrote what you wrote with that in mind (I'm not being an ass, I just want to highlight this observation). A system's behavior is highly dependent, to the point of it being fundamental, on how it is going to be used.
- DonHopkins 1y agoSounds like you need a massively parallel hardware regexp accelerator (a RePU), so you can have two millions of problems!
- rzzzt 1y agoHardware accelerated regex engine (HARE): https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7783747 https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7783747