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Well, if that commenter had more than just a vague idea of caching and/or swapping, they would know that the right algorithm can make or break performance.
That paper is not “we invented caching”, but “this is how we make some certain models work well despite constraints imposed by RAM and flash storage.”
It’s a worthy job for an engineer or researcher. Not quite as innovative as the invention of the wheel, but still enough to write a paper on (and read it, if you can manage to understand it).
This comment sums it up pretty nicely:
Apple being “innovative” my ass, lmao
Cache u inside
How bow dat?
Well, if that commenter had more than just a vague idea of caching and/or swapping, they would know that the right algorithm can make or break performance.
That paper is not “we invented caching”, but “this is how we make some certain models work well despite constraints imposed by RAM and flash storage.”
It’s a worthy job for an engineer or researcher. Not quite as innovative as the invention of the wheel, but still enough to write a paper on (and read it, if you can manage to understand it).
The easiest way to tell that something’s not really innovative is if the person describing it uses the word innovative.
Can you give an example of something that actually was innovative, that no-one called innovative?
The spoked wheel.
Interestingly, it looks as if nothing was really called innovative before 1960, with usage peaking in 2000, and its now in decline
https://www.etymonline.com/word/innovative
Peaking in 2000 seems odd - I see or hear that word daily and that definitely wasn’t the case back in 2000. Interesting!
Corndogs
35 upvotes in the technology community…man you guys really are just all knee-jerk reactionaries and it really knowledgeable tech at all. git gud