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I read "slow" and "fast" in the article as comparative term. "slower than" what the writer has seen in other cases. Absolute ms doesn't prove much unless you p
by habibur 1y ago
I read "slow" and "fast" in the article as comparative term. "slower than" what the writer has seen in other cases.
Absolute ms doesn't prove much unless you put it in comparison with other best.
- DannyBee 1y agoWithout any data it's impossible to even tell what this means or whether it matters. IE even as a comparitive term it's useless without real data. Theoretically better (which is questionable at best in this case) doesn't mean anything useful if it doesn't actually matter in practice, or is always worse in pracftice.