Adding the Xiaomi 14, Vivo V30 Pro, and the Galaxy S24 Ultra!
Full run down on synthetic benchmarks, video editing, podcast mixing, photo processing and file compression tests. Let's see how these phones REALLY compare using actual apps for work!
I finally have benchmarks for Mergeable Libraries! Here are the results on my iPhone 14 Pro. I took app startup measurements with 0–100 small frameworks in three batches: plain old dynamic frameworks, directly merged dynamic frameworks, and using one intermediate framework to merge the frameworks. See the results for yourself. The second image is a close-up near the origin.
The results are measured from the time the app begins running (the process is created) to just before the UIKit initialization signpost. Process creation time varies wildly, but typically ranges from 100–400 ms.
Looking for a more powerful version of the ‘time’ tool on #Linux. Any suggestions?
I’m doing some simple #Benchmarks that I’m driving from a shell script. The ‘time’ command is a cheap and easy starting point but I’d love to be able to measure in more detail including total IO (in bytes, not IO count like ‘time’ does) and peak filesystem space usage. I suspect some of this could be figured out using ‘strace’ logs, but that would need a bit more work.
Is there anyone serious who is saying this? Or is this just another way to make the tech seem more powerful than it is?
I don't get this "we're all gonna die" thing at all.
I do get the "we are too disorganized and greedy to integrate new technology well without the economy getting screwed up and people suffering... but that's another matter..."
@msh
Not true. All the #benchmarks say otherwise. You have to look past the hyped #LLMs to the bread and butter BERT and BART models, but the trend is undeniable: