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Not every blog post written in the author’s free time needs to be manuscript-worthy. Informal benchmarks can be often really helpful in solving real world probl
by kevinskii 2y ago
Not every blog post written in the author’s free time needs to be manuscript-worthy. Informal benchmarks can be often really helpful in solving real world problems where it’s not worthwhile to try to squeeze out every last nanosecond of performance.
- unsnap_biceps 2y agoAs I started my comment out with, I wish, not demand, not expect, just wish there was a little more technical meat on an article written by an absolute expert in the performance computing field. This is the author's day job. They've written a number of books on high performance and is currently an professor teaching high performance. That said, I apologize if I came off more critical than I intended.