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Depends on how you define the math of "x% faster than"
by TwoBit 5y ago
Depends on how you define the math of "x% faster than"
- AussieWog93 5y agoThe English language defines the denominator in your equation as the object of the sentence. If you have 100 blue smarties in a bowl, and there are 20% more red smarties than blue, then you have 120 red smarties. There is no ambiguity.
- m463 5y agoI think that percentages shouldn't be used for things like this. Show an absolute time, how many units/second of work. percentages just (intentionally??) confuse things. the problem is that %faster and %slower are not equal