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It's very similar to branch prediction in modern cpu architectures. Branches are expensive, so both sides are executed. It is a good idea, and I'm wrong for m
by snarfy 12y ago
It's very similar to branch prediction in modern cpu architectures. Branches are expensive, so both sides are executed. It is a good idea, and I'm wrong for my remark equating any of this to webforms.
I believe we have a lot we could do to make latency lower, and effort should be focused there. Branch prediction would not be necessary if branching were cheap. This latency prediction system would not be necessary either if latency was low, but it's not. Our hardware sucks. All of the layers of software suck. OculusVR is a testament to how much room for improvement there is in regards to latency.