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Which is faster nowadays when running Parallel Algorithms?
ATI, or Amazon?
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The problem to solve is larger in scale than both of them;
Take costs into consideration.
Started by deerchao on
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Amazon is definitely faster if you have an operation and can't be parallelized much beyond the number of....
If you have most on how parallelizable your code is .
It depends! Amazon will probably be faster than any single video card or GPGPU.
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I understand why it does that but I don't really have any idea of how to prevent that. So the scenario is, every frame I move the car by a certain of predefined pixels. What happens is when I go on slow or faster computer... well I get less or more frames...
Started by Apoc on
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Move your car by Npixels/second
The movement....
Save the time after all calculations.
You have to save the time before moving car and drawings .
Car model should be independent of the display representation.
Move car according to timers and not framerate.
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So... which one is faster (NULl value is not an issue), and are indexed.
SELECT * FROM A JOIN B b ON b.id = a.id JOIN C c ON c.id = b.id WHERE A.id = '12345'
Using Left Joins:
SELECT * FROM A LEFT JOIN B ON B.id=A.bid LEFT JOIN C ON C.id=B.cid WHERE A...
Started by Murvinlai on
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The JOIN syntax.
They probably both execute about the same.
Differently (and become faster) as well.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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Faster, Faster, Faster
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012...roadband-speed
60Mbit for me, ya beauty :)
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I read somewhere that snprintf is faster than ostringstream. Has anyone has any experiences with it? If yes why is it faster.
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That's right i think.
Family of functions are faster than the corresponding C++ functions (cout, cin, and other streams that the functions can't be faster than each other, but their implementation can.
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I know that performance never is black and white, often one implementation is faster in case X and slower in case Y, etc. but in general - are B-trees faster then AVL or RedBlack-Trees? They are considerably more complex to implement then AVL trees (and...
Started by thr on
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In fact, if key....
Because the lookup is binary it's very easy to find in memory .
So B-trees will probably be faster if you cases I'd say that in-memory RB trees are faster.
RB trees are used when you don't have this constraint .
Expensive.
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Typical performance of Python scripts are about 5 times faster than PHP. What are the advantages of using faster server side scripting languages? Will the speed ever be felt by website visitors? Can PHP's performance be compensated by faster server processors...
Started by Jeremy Rudd on
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BTW, why Python and not Haskell? Haskell is 100x faster than PHP in some benchmarks.
Conversion-rates/
But even though Python is ~4 times faster, by and large it's the architecture maintaining two.
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Let's say that you recently ran one of those PC optimizer programs. I think it's fair to expect faster boot times, and faster application load times. But, is it fair to think that your websites should load faster or have a better experience browsing the...
Started by Brian T Hannan on
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Marginally / "Depends".
No, it wouldn't be fair to think that websites should load faster.
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Was curious to know which is faster - If i have an array of 25000 key-value pairs and a MySQL database of identical information, which would be faster to search through?
thanks a lot everyone!
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But, on the other side is a straight search where you go... .
My first thought would be it is faster searching with arrays.
However, it might come down to network latencies server).
It faster than PHP due to being built to be all about that.
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Physicists have discovered a new method of recording data on hard drives that could potentially make mechanical hard drives hundreds of times faster (in terms of performance). Heat holds the key. A hard disk drive is a magnetic storage device, which, ...
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They have done differently to make reading any faster?
Grant money hunt anyone? Interesting that the theory could potentiall lead to faster writes on a mechanical HD, this is still to far off to faster writes on a mechanical HD, ....
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