Comment on "Ruby isn't slow. If anyone tells you PHP is faster than Ruby, tell them: 'Benchmark it.'"parentComments−jlouis17yMemory usage can probably be attributed to how PHP manages memory (hint: It /almost/ doesn't).−silentbicycle17yRight.Outlying results have to do with that whatever that specific benchmark concerns, e.g. thread startup cost.−igouy17y> e.g. thread startup costThere are 2 which require threads, there's no PHP program for either of those so why do you think "thread startup cost" has any relevance?−silentbicycle17yI wasn't stating which the outliers test, I was saying how to read the graph.−igouy17yIf that was your intention it's strange that as an example you suggested something that is not shown on the graph.
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Memory usage can probably be attributed to how PHP manages memory (hint: It /almost/ doesn't).
Right.
Outlying results have to do with that whatever that specific benchmark concerns, e.g. thread startup cost.
> e.g. thread startup cost
There are 2 which require threads, there's no PHP program for either of those so why do you think "thread startup cost" has any relevance?
I wasn't stating which the outliers test, I was saying how to read the graph.
If that was your intention it's strange that as an example you suggested something that is not shown on the graph.