abmfy

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   by abmfy 11mo ago

   Thanks for commenting! Actually in this case, "the work being done" can be really fast because it can be done asynchronously. For context, here’s how this translates in a real-world application. The original algorithm was provided
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   by abmfy 11mo ago

   Thanks for letting us know! While we’re tackling different problems, the core idea around load balancing is quite similar. The pattern might be a familiar trick to those experienced with this kind of problem — you can see my thoughts on it
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   by abmfy 11mo ago

   I spent 2~3 hours setting up, most of the time was spent on writing the evaluator Actually I think the evaluator will be the most important part for the whole pipeline to work
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   by abmfy 11mo ago

   It's directly usable, since it need to pass the evaluator first; also it contains clear comments about the intent
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   by abmfy 11mo ago

   Thanks! In realistic workloads, the differences won’t be orders of magnitude. I agree that this is a fairly simple problem. Experienced engineers—or anyone who has faced similar challenges—can quickly come up with such solutions. The key po