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Because humans brains are what they are, I think relative performance of benchmarked items may be more important than the absolute time for a lot of situations.
"X is 3x faster than Y" has instant interpretability for a human brain, where "X took 1449 nanoseconds and Y took 4,347 nanoseconds" has the meaningful interpretation one step removed.
Would a PR to print the relative ratios of benchmarked items by default be well received?
I don't mean getting rid of any of the metrics currently printed, just adding ratios.
Because humans brains are what they are, I think relative performance of benchmarked items may be more important than the absolute time for a lot of situations.
"X is 3x faster than Y" has instant interpretability for a human brain, where "X took 1449 nanoseconds and Y took 4,347 nanoseconds" has the meaningful interpretation one step removed.
Would a PR to print the relative ratios of benchmarked items by default be well received?
I don't mean getting rid of any of the metrics currently printed, just adding ratios.