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I feel like the logic here gets a little twisted because it's comparing the value of a known outcome with an earlier probability. You can save millions of dollars by buying a winning lottery ticket before they announce the number.
I don't think I've ever seen that before.
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https://slate.com/technology/2025/04/light-phone-iii-review-...
https://www.geekwire.com/2025/well-hello-from-landlines-to-d...
> A bit surprisingly the AVX2 parser on 9950X hit ~20GB/s! That is, it was better than the AVX-512 based parser by ~10%, which is pretty significant for Sep.
They fixed it, that's the whole point, but I think there's evidence that AVX-512 doesn't actually benefit consumers that much. I would be willing to settle for a laptop that can only parse 20GB/s and not 21GB/s of CSV. I think vector assembly nerds care about support much more than users.