Computer architectures encompass 13 orders of magnitude of performance! That’s roughly the difference between something like a trivial function call processing data in L1 cache to a remote call out to something in another region. People often make relatively “small” mistakes of 3 or 4 orders of magnitude, which is still crazy if you think about it, but that’s considered to be a minor sin relative to making the architecture diagram look pretty.

It's easy to accidentally perform expensive operations in software systems.

If we can delete a single unnecessary 109109 operation, that pays for a lot of unnecessary 105105 order operations.

Optimize for the higher order of magnitude.

Une innovation afin de se protéger

• Dinguerie
• Pister: comprendre
• Gâter: marque d'affection envers
• Tarpin: beaucoup, très, trop
• Astruquer: avaler de travers
• Hypertrucage: Deepfake
• Bordélisation: semer le chaos
• Capé: professionnel expérimenté ou un post qualifié
• prompt: texte saisi à l'IA
• chill: tranquille

Take a moment and think; what does everybody needs here?
What are the things this team struggle with?
How can I write up a doc, show what is wrong and propose a solution?

Sad.

This is how the NSA will get access to confidential documents.

The documents will get saved saved by default on the cloud; and can be changed in the settings.