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But by not optimizing, you don't grow your profiling/optimizing skills and you miss out on a reduction in how long optimizing takes you for future work. Therefo
by bruce343434 1y ago
But by not optimizing, you don't grow your profiling/optimizing skills and you miss out on a reduction in how long optimizing takes you for future work. Therefore many more codes will not meet the threshold and your skills may not grow for a long time.
- wiz21c 1y agoYou couldn't know, but my job is 50% about optimizing computational workloads. But many times, when questionning my users, it happens that they want an optimisation for some code that will run 2 or 3 times. So eventhough they'll have to wait a week for the computation to run, it'll take me just as much time to make the optimisation run :-) But if code happens to be used 10 times a week and takes about a day or two to run, it's a no brainer: spending a month optimizing for 10% speed increase is worth it !